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"'Father of Public Relations' turns 100""A hip centenarian on the youth ticket""Always Live Better Than Your Clients""Evaluating Efficacy in Public Relations/Corporate Communication Programming: Towards Establishing Standards of Campaign Performance""Father of PR still at work on offspring's image," Chicago Tribue"He Convinced Me It Was My Fault""How do you descibe public relations?""Kansas Citians Honor Dr. Inez Y. Kaiser 1989 KOOL Achiever Business Award Winner," The Call"Leading Change""PR 'father' says his child needs training," The Christian Science Monitor"That's his way of relaxing -"There Are Cats In the Ghetto Who Can Get To The Moon…""We're earmarking $16,500,000 ...$10,000 To Go To Minority Women Business Development11 Years of Public Relations at Galeries Orleanaises1912–1967 55th Reunion of the Class of 1912 Cornell University50th Anniversary Gala WEPRA Basic Guide to Anniversary CelebrationsA Critical Look at Corporate Support of the Arts by David FinnA Guide To The Practice of Public RelationsA Public Relations Bibliography: and Reference and Film GuidesA Trailblazer's Legacy: Opening Doors of OpportunityA Wife is Many WomenA strip of five photos of a young Doris Fleischman (Bernays)ACME Public Relations CompanyAM-NY-WABC-TV Interview with Elias BuchwaldAdvertising Women in New York and Women Executives in Public Relations Join ForcesAdvertising as a Public Relations ToolAfrican Women Making Strides Says Observer at U.N. SeminarAfter the Fall—Opportunity 1918–1945American MagazineAmerican PR Looks HealthyAmerican Public Relations: A Short HistoryAn Introduction to Public-School RelationsAn Introduction to Public-School RelationsAn Outline of Careers for Women: A Practical Guide to AchievementAnniversary 50th Gala Women Executives in Public RelationsAnnual MeetingAnonymous In Their Own Names: Doris E. Fleischman, Ruth Hale and Jane GrantAnti-Defamation League (ADL) Champion of Democracy AwardAnything But the TruthApproaches to Public RelationsAre You Behavin'?Arthur Page (seated far left) during AT&T first transatlantic call to ParisArthur Page's Philosophy of Public RelationsArthur W. PageArthur W. Page and business associates and young girl with Statue of Liberty Island in backgroundArthur W. Page and his wife MollieArthur W. Page's PipeArthur W. Page's ashtrayArthur W. Page, his wife, and their two children, n.d.As I See ItAt the beginning…: How Public Relations Techniques Gained Approval of the U.S. Constitution, Opened the West, and Led the Nation Through the Civil War and World Wars I and IIAttitude Change and Social InfluenceB. C.Bank Public Relations and MarketingBasic Public Relations BrochureBeetle BaileyBell System Executive Conference at Asbury Park, NJ.Bernays Turns 101Bernays acceptance speech to PR Professionals of Southern New JerseyBernays balancesBernays tours Barcelona to mark 99th birthdayBetter Communications Mean Better TeamworkBeyond BallyhooBill Novelli: Two Autobiographical SketchesBlondieBlueprint for Public RelationsBoston PatriotBoston Weekly Magazine: Morality, Literature, Biography, History, The Fine Arts, Agriculture, etc.Broadsides and Bayonets: The Propaganda War of the American RevolutionBurnham Carter testifying to Congressional Subcommittee on behalf of Ivy LeeBurson-Marsteller Teddy BearBusiness Leadership In Ideas UrgedBusinesswoman Kaiser honoredBy Any Other NameC. Del Galloway and Edward Bernays at the Ritz CarltonCONTINUE ENTRIESCamelot, Inc.Campaign for the re-employment of ex-servicemen; series of mats for the Office of the Assistant Secretary of War, Colonel Arthur WoodsCandlestick Phone 1906Capability Study, Inez Kaiser & Associates, Inc.Case Study 1031: How a Cultural Program Can Produce PR BenefitsCase Study 1157: A Profitable Program for Reaching the Women PublicCase Study 1217: Staging a Year-Long Anniversary Celebration Part ICase Study 1217: Staging a Year-Long Anniversary Celebration Part IICase Study 1222: Announcing New Executive Appointments to the MediaCase Study 1377: How to Convert Ecology Interest Into Community involvementCase Study 1387: How a Cooperative Effort Can Benefit the SponsorsCase Study 1388: A PR Program to Increase Support By Employees, Customers and the General PublicCase Study 1391: Using a Public Service Approach to Woo CustomersCase Study 1393: Promoting Sound Community Relations Through a Youth ProgramCase Study 1394: Improving an Organization's Public Reputation by Maintaining High Quality StandardsCase Study 1395: How Two-Way Communication Builds Consumer ConfidenceCase Study 1396: Preventing an Information Gap From Developing Major Ill WillCase Study 1398: How an Arts Program Is Helping Win Acceptance for a Company Newly Located in a CommunityCase Study 1401: A PR Program to Benefit Minority YoungstersCase Study 1406: How Publicity Can Help a Product Build Sales WorldwideCase Study 1409: Using an Anniversary to Reaffirm Company LeadershipCase Study 1418: Making a Company Part of a Country's HistoryCase Study 1518: How a Public Service Campaign is Beautifying a Nation's Countryside and Winning Friends for the SponsorsCase Study 1519: A Program Which Builds Good Employee/Community Relations and Esteem for the CompanyCase Study 1520: Building Good Will Among Women for a Company and its ProductsCase Study 1530: How a Milestone Anniversary Helped Scotch a Potentially Dangerous RumorCase Study 1531: Mobilizing Public Support for an Environmental ProgramCase Study 1534: Winning Goodwill for a Company by Helping Customers Reduce CostsCase Study 1535: Overcoming a No-Longer Deserved Negative Reputation for a ProductCase Study 1553: Communicating To Employees Through an Annual ReportCase Study 1555: Ingredients of a Well-Structured Anniversary CelebrationCase Study 1560: How a Program is Constructively Changing Consumer HabitsCase Study 1561: Countering Negative Public Attitudes Through an Intensive Information ProgramCase Study 1562 (not a duplicate): Development of a Pioneering and Highly Effective Employee Communications ProgramCase Study 1562: Conducting a Minority-Related Public Service Effort With Outstanding ResultsCase Study 1569: Developing Publicity for an Important One-Time ActivityCase Study 1592Case Study 1597: Involvement in PR in Major Aspects of a New UndertakingCase Study 1600: A Public Relations Program Which is Developing Better Understanding of the America Economic SystemCase Study 1602: Giving New Vitality to a Nearly Moribund OrganizationCase Study 1606: An Information Program to Help Customers Save Money and Minimize Their ComplaintsCase Study 1623: An Economic Education Campaign Which Has Produced Demostrable ResultsCase Study 1644: How a Company Improved Its Internal CommunicationsCase Study 1649: Using Private Surveys to Assist in Company PlanningCase Study 1650: Winning Publicity Which Demonstrates that an Organization Accepts Social ResponsibilityCase Study 1665: How a Low-Cost Effort Performs a Valuable Public Service and Earns Goodwill for an industryCase Study 1676: Conducting a Low-Cost Communications ProgramCase Study 1679: Keeping Employees Updated on Important and Complex MattersCertificate admitting Edward L. Bernays to the Phi Alpha Tau FraternityCertificate in recognition of all the work Bernays has done to contribute to the professionChester Carter (left) and Ofield DukesChicago Tribune, “Bears Maul Market”City of San Diego Proclamation of "Dr. Edward L. Bernays Day"Cliches—Sterotypes—GeneralitiesCollege Publicity NovelCollege of Communications News and InformationColumbian CentinelCommencement '89 Edward L. Bernays Doctor of Journalism Afternoon SpeakerCommunicating Ideas To The PublicCommunication In HistoryCommunications Arts WorkshopConference Room Quotations and SculpturesConference State Society Officers of the American Dental AssociationConsumerismContactContactContactContactContactContactContactContactContactContact, Issue 3Copy of Letter to Mr. (Edward) Bernays from Arthur Woods, Assistant to the Secretary, War Department, WashingtonCorporate CommunicationCorporate Public RelationsCorporate Public Relations ManagementCorporate Public Relations Management BrochureCounsel on Public Relations—A DefinitionCounsel on Public Relations—Yesterday, Today and TomorrowCourse in Corporate Public Relations ManagementCreative Management*Crisis Communication in HealthcareCritical Issues in Public RelationsCrockCrowds and PowerCrystal Bell Award announceement: presented to two professionals with superior credentials, high ethical standards and outstanding accomplishmentsCrystallizing Public OpinionCulture and Public Relations: Links and ImplicationsCulture of PublicityCurrent Biography: Who's Who and WhyDenny Griswold 1909-2001Denny Griswold with members of Women Executives in Public Relations (WEPR)Der SpiegelDetroit Free PressDirectory of Multicultural Public Relations Professionals and Multicultural Public Relations FirmsDirectory of Multinational Public Relations Professionals and Multicultural Public Relations FirmsDo you know an outstanding elder?Doing More With TeamsDoremus & Company: A 75-Year EducationDuPont MagazineDuotone poster, 17.5" x 28.75": The New York World’s Fair 1939 exhibit building of Gas Exhibits, Inc.Duotone print, New York World’s Fair 1939 — Administration BuildingE pluribus unumEarly Days of the SubwayEarning TrustEarth WeekEbonyEd Bernays — PR founding father and social scientistEd Bernays—PR Founding Father and Social ScientistEdison PhonographEdison light bulb commemorating the 50th Anniversary of Edison's 1879 light bulb, on wood baseEditorial: PR's 'father' speaks outEducation Experts Say Go Back to BasicsEdward Bernays Day Proclamation 052583Edward Bernays at Harvard Square, 1990Edward Bernays's InboxEdward Bernays, 'Father of Public Relations' And Leader in Opinion Making, Dies at 103Edward L. Bernays Award for Outstanding Achievement in Negro-White Relations in the United StatesEdward L. Bernays — Business ClientsEdward L. Bernays: The Science of BallyhooEffective Public RelationsEffective Public Relations 1957Elements of a Steel Company's Community RelationsElevated ExpressEmergence of the Public Relations CounselEnclosed is GERTRUDE BAILEY REMINISCES from Rose SextonEngineering Public Support For Health And Social Welfare Organizations in a Time Of CrisisEnvelope to Shelley Spector and family, Ruder Finn, 301 East 57th Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10022Evocations of Four QuartetsExec (Elias "Buck" Buchwald) from one of the world's largest PR firms is "bullish" on fieldExecutives Under FireExperts in ActionExploring Mass Media For A Changing WorldFPRA 1963 Yearbook: A report of the Forty-Eighth Annual Convention, Los Angeles, California, November 10–14, 1963Father of PR Not IdleFather of Public Relatios Celebrates 95th BirthdayFees, Charges and Overhead in the Practice of Public RelationsFifty Years of Forging New PathsFinancial MarketingFinancial Public RelationsFive Inner-City Achievers Receive National Award RecognitionFor Immediate ReleaseFor Public Relations Success … Put the Wisdom of Edward L. Bernays to work for you … Plus two-for-one Free offer …Fortune magazine, "Public is Not Damned," March 1939Frank Leslie's Illustrated NewspaperFrisco System MagazineFrom the desk of Edward L. Bernays at the time of his deathFunctions of a Public Relations CounselFundamentals of Public RelationsFundamentals of a Public Relations Program for BusinessGas Industry Public Relations PrioritiesGeorge W. Bush, U.S. President & Aviator action figureGertrude Bailey ReminiscesGertrude Bailey ReminiscesGift from Burson-Marsteller/Hong Kong 1992 “Ship in Case”Going GreenGolden Anvil, 1980, Harold BursonGrassroots Public Relations for AgricultureGreen Ball News and Notes. Two-page release about the event on Green Ball Committee stationery.HEIB (Home Economists in Business)Handbook of the First International Congress of Working WomenHarper's WeeklyHarper's Weekly: A Journal of CivilizationHarper's Weekly: A Journal of CivilizationHarper's magazineHints For HomemakersHints for HomemakersHints for HomemakersHints for HomemakersHistory Repeats and Depressions Do PassHistory Repeats and Depressions Do Pass: Some Startling Pages From Harriet Martineau's "History of the Peace" of 100 Years AgoHoly BallyhooHomage to Dr. Edward Bernays: Planned activities during Dr. Bernays' stay in BarcelonaHonorary Degree Recipients: citation for for degree of Doctor of LawsHospital Public RelationsHouston Business JournalHow To Understand PropagandaHow We Advertised AmericaHow to Combine Internal and External Public RelationsHow to Influence Workers Political ViewsHow to Plan Your Public Relations ProgramHow to Restore PUBLIC CONFIDENCE in Business and FinanceHow to Use Letters in College Public RelationsHuman Dynamics in the Explosive SeventiesHuman Progress Through Human UnderstandingHype MachineI Don't Need You When I'm RightIf It comes from the heart, Shouldn't It Come From Helzberg Diamonds?Igniting a Revolution to Reinvent AmericaIllustrated poster: Models give life-like preview of New York World’s Fair 1939Illustrated poster: The Proposed Aviation Building so designed for the New York World’s Fair of 1939Illustration of Harold Burson by Al HirschfeldIn "Living Arts"Inaugural Lecture: Arthur Page Lecture and Awards Program, "Arthur Page and the Uses of Knowledge"Inaugural Lecture: Arthur Page Lecture and Awards Program, "Arthur Page and the Uses of Knowledge"Industrial Marketing DigestIndustrial StatesmanshipIndustry Group Will Hear Public Relations ExecutiveInez Kaiser and Pat Nixon, 1974Inez Kaiser campaigning for her candidacy for Secretary to MBEP AlumniInez Kaiser posing with Lou Rawls and unidentified man in formal attireInez Kaiser receives honor for her pioneering work in public relationsInez Kaiser: Jenkins Means Music: Getting Ready for Spring Concerts?Inez Kaiser: no 'Prophet without honor'Inez Yeargan Kaiser: An Ideal For Black YouthInforming the PeopleIngenuity in a CanInside Public RelationsInstructional Supplement For This is PRInterview: Bernays His Life and His CraftIvory Soap - Edward BernaysIvy Lee Address BookIvy Lee and Rockefeller Press RelationsIvy Lee and the Rockefellers' Response to the 1913–1914 Colorado Coal StrikeJack O'Dwyer's newsletterJack PorterJean Reade in Public RelationsJetJohn Hill Award, PRSA, 1993Journalism and Jim CrowKaiser Receives National Pioneer Award from PRSAKaiser's Konsumer's KornerKansas City District Office Small Business Administration recommendation to nominate Inez Kaiser for Women In Business Advocacy AwardKeeping A Dollar At WorkKeeping the Corporate ImageKick Butts Day ButtonLIFE magazineLIFE magazineLamentation 9/11Language of Live MenLeaders from the Small Business Community Cabinet RoomLesly's Public Relations HandbookLetter Addressed from Halls to Inez Kaiser in 1963Letter Addressed from J. Walter Thompson Co. regarding Inez KaiserLetter Addressed to Inez Kaiser from Lever Brothers CompanyLetter Addressed to Inez Kaiser from University of Missouri in 1993Letter Addressed to Mary Neville from Inez KaiserLetter From Society Gas Lighting addressing Elias "Buck" BuchwaldLetter by Marjorie Bell Chambers to Elias "Buck" Buchwald thanking him for his service on the Women in the Corporate World advisory board and asking advice on the feasability to repeat the conference theme in another part of the country.Letter by Mrs. Taylor Scott HardinLetter from Allen Center to PRSA MembersLetter from Andrew Borraci Addressed to Elias "Buck" BuchwaldLetter from Arthur Woods to Edward L. BernaysLetter from Brian Yeatman addressed to Elias "Buck" BuchwaldLetter from Gerald Powers addressed to Elias "Buck" BuchwaldLetter from Inez Y. Kaiser to Donald J. Hall, 1994Letter from John Brademas to Edward L. Bernays, 1985Letter from John Conyers Jr. to family of Ofield DukesLetter from Michelle Johnson-Skelly addressed to Elias BuchwaldLetter from Newcomb Carlton to Edward Bernays, 1923Letter from Peter Logan addressed to Elias "Buck" BuchwaldLetter from Philip Taggart of addressing Elias BuchwaldLetter from R. D. Lilley to Ed Block, 1980Letter from Ronald Reagan to Harold BursonLetter from Walter F. White to Edward L. Bernays, 1980Letter from Willard Thompson to Elias BuchwaldLetter from William Nichols addressed to Elias "Buck" BuchwaldLetter to Edward Bernays of appreciation for service rendered for the eleventh annual conference of the NAACP in Atlanta May 30–June 2, 1920 for contributions to stamping out the evils of race prejudice against the Negro in America.Letter to Edward L. BernaysLetter to Edward L. Bernays from Arthur Woods praising his workLetter to Edward L. Bernays from Herbert Hoover, White HouseLetter to Mr. (Edward) Bernays from Arthur Woods, Assistant to the Secretary, War Department, WashingtonLetter to Shelley Spector from Loui CapozziLetter to William L. DeBost, Chairman, Executive Committee, New York Chamber of Commerce, 65 Liberty Street, New YorkLetters to President HooverLife Savers.Life in the Crystal PalaceLife magazine: The Kennedy Assassination: 4 Days that Stopped AmericaLights Golden Jubilee coinLights Golden Jubilee plaque featuring bust of Thomas EdisonLiterary History of the United StatesLord of AttentionLos Angeles Times, “Stocks Plunge 508 Amid Panic”Lucky Strike "It's Toasted" Flat Fifties Cigarettes TinLuncheon and presentation ceermony of Edward L. Bernays Award for Better White-Negro Relations in U.S. Hotel Commodore, Feb. 12, 1945Man the PuppetMass Media and Mass ManMass Psychologist (Edward L. Bernays)Massachusetts Spy, or Worcester Gazette, March 26, 1817McClure's Magazine for July 1902McClure's Magazine: March 1896McClure's: December 1913Media Making: Mass Media in a Popular CultureMedia NowMeeting of Edward J. Hall Chapter of Telephone Pioneers of AmericaMemo from Harold Burson BM and MI Staff and AssociatesMemo to Page Society trusteesMemo to Steve Hines, Director, External Affairs, AT&TMemorandum: Solving the Russia Riddle: How Can Progress Be Achieved?Mini Coke canModern Public RelationsMorale: First Line of DefenseMoscow After Twelve MonthsMotown Plaque awarded to Ofield DukesMove!Move!Move!Move!Mr. Lee's Publicity BookMr. Page's Address to the Bell Telephone LaboratoriesMulticultural Affairs Committee NewsMunicipal Public RelationsMuriel Fox Women's Day March 1980Myths about Ivy Lee Public Relations Journal Correspondence and ManuscriptsNational Anti-Slavery StandardNational Anti-Slavery StandardNational Directory of Speakers On PR TopicsNational HotlineNational Organization for Women in Journalism and Communication distinguished service award to Doris Fleischman BernaysNew York Daily MirrorNew York Daily MirrorNew York Daily MirrorNew York Daily NewsNew York Daily NewsNew York Daily NewsNew York Daily News, July 26, 1943New York Daily News, September 8, 1944New York Magazine, September 24, 2011New York Times MagazineNew York World Telegram, “President Shot Dead”New Yorker magazine, World Trade Towers silhouettes upon blackNew-York TribuneNew-York TribuneNewspaper Row Journalism in the Pre-Television EraNinth Annual WEPR Awards for Social Responsibility UnveiledNomination of Inez Kaiser for the office of State Representative of the Republican partyNotes on Public Relations Talk by Arthur W. Page at Traffic Conference, Virginia BeachOath of Office signed by Edward Bernays for Advisor at $5,600 anum Department of CommerceObituary Denny GriswoldObituary of Ofield DukesOf Diamonds & DiplomatsOffice of the Mayor of New York City Proclamation for WEPROfficial Guide Book of the 1934 Chicago World’s FairOfield Dukes Receives National AwardOfield Dukes in officeOfield Dukes in office dictating to secretary Sandy JeannetteOfield Dukes on Humphrey StaffOfield Dukes with Don KingOfield Dukes with Fannie Lou Hamer and Marie Frankie Muse FreemanOfield Dukes with President Bill ClintonOfield Dukes with President Jimmy CarterOfield Dukes with Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and an unidentified bishopOfield Dukes with an unidentified manOfield Dukes with two unidentified menOmbudsmen Hiring UrgedOne-page typewritten bio of Edward Bernays and a one-page description of Theodore ParkerOnly by Public ConsentOpportunities in Public Relations CareersOpportunities in Public Relations: Working Toward A More Diverse ProfessionOrganization for conducting the business of Ivy L. Lee and AssociatesOther WiseOutside the Prickly Nest: Revisiting Doris FleischmanP.T. Barnum, Showman and HumoristPR Blue BookPR News editor Denny Grisold writes to subscribers about PR News Special Report No. 102PR Newsletter Houston Chapter – Public Relations Society of AmericaPR Week Best Communications Award, Harold BursonPR as in PresidentPR honors: for his lifelong pioneering efforts in shaping modern communications and public relations…PR! A Social History of SpinPR's founder also its consciencePR: The Quarterly Review of Public RelationsPRSA Award 2005, AsianPRSA Corporate Identity Qualitative Summary of FindingsPRSA Foundation Luncheon contact sheetPRSA Honoree Outstanding Contributions PRSA Education Academy, 2007PRSA Newsletter – New York ChapterPRSA/PRSSA Annual BanquetPRWEEK ThinkPiecePair still young at heart at ages 101 and 102Papers of Lloyd N. Newman, President, The Newman Partnership, Ltd.Pathways to Public RelationsPaul Garrett at his desk; two different photos stuck back to backPersonality: Ofield Dukes: Close-up of a nation's top public relations award winnerPerspectives in Public RelationsPersuasion for ProfitPersuasion: How Opinions and Attitudes Are ChangedPhilco Hippo ModelPhilosophy of the BusinessPhoto President Ronald Reagan and Harold Burson, autographedPhoto of Edward Bernays and Doris Fleishman at homePhoto of Edward Bernays holding newspaperPhoto of Edward Bernays with Eleanor Roosevelt and Frank Calderone in 1941Photo of Edward Bernays with various members of the Metropolitan Opera. At center is Enrico Caruso.Photo of Inez Kaiser with President ReaganPhoto of Inez Kaiser, Lucille Ball and an unidentified malePhoto of Lights Golden Jubilee plaque featuring bust of Thomas EdisonPhoto of Paul Garrett at his deskPhotograph of Inez Kaiser with unidentified man for Petrocelli ClothesPioneer Awards and Advertising Specialities CompanyPlacard, "What IS Public Relations?"Plan of The New York World’s Fair 1939Poem about Doris Fleischman and Edward Bernays by Josph Freeman, signed by Joseph Freeman and several othersPortrait of Ofield DukesPortrait of Ofield DukesPostcard addressed to Dr. Bernard RubinPostcard invitation with blank spaces: Doris E. Fleischman and Edward L. Bernays request the pleasure of ___ company on ___ at ___ o'clock, 163 East 63rd StreetPoster for The Green Ball, uniting art, fashion and beauty for the benefit of the New York Infirmary for Women and Children at the Wakldorf-Astoria, Thursday, October 25, (year not stated)Pre-Seminar Questionnaire ("Two Days With Edward L. Bernays (P311)"Press AgentryPress photo of John W. Hill, Financial Editor of Iron Trade Review, foremost authority in iron and steel industry, and financial editor of the Daily Iron TradePress photo of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Garrett (vice president of General Motors)Press release: New from Inez: The Original Soul Food Cookery Cookbook RevisedPretesting in Health CommunicationsPrivate RelationsProfitable Public RelationsProgressionPropagandaPropaganda and PersuasionPropaganda and Publicity – Sound and Unsound – Some FundamentalsPropaganda and the American Revolution 1763-1783Propaganda and the News or What Makes You Think So?Propaganda: The Public Mind in the Making, 5th editionProposal For Denny's from Inez Kaiser & Associates, INC.Proposal from Inez Kaiser & Associates, Inc.Proposal to spearhead an effort to obtain videotaped recordings of past PRSA presidents in preparation of its 60th anniversary, at the urgence of 2004 PRSA president Del Galloway.Protocol of Cooperation between Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) and China International Public Relations Association (CIPRA) to share information on their respective capabilities and services and to consider cooperation.Public OpinionPublic Opinion and International RelationsPublic Opinion and PropagandaPublic Realtions ReviewPublic RelationsPublic RelationsPublic RelationsPublic RelationsPublic RelationsPublic Relations CasesPublic Relations EthicsPublic Relations For School PersonnelPublic Relations History: From the 17th to the 20th CenturyPublic Relations Journal, Vol. XXVI, No. 10Public Relations Management: A CasebookPublic Relations PlanningPublic Relations QuarterlyPublic Relations Quarterly, Spring 1988Public Relations Quarterly, Summer 1988Public Relations Research: Euopean and International Perspectives and InnovationsPublic Relations ReviewPublic Relations Today and the Outlook for the FuturePublic Relations and American DemocracyPublic Relations and Business 1900–1929Public Relations and Communication Management: Current Trends and Emerging TopicsPublic Relations and ManagementPublic Relations and ManagementPublic Relations and PropagandaPublic Relations and the Progressive Surge 1898–1917Public Relations as a CareerPublic Relations for BusinessPublic Relations for BusinessPublic Relations for RetailersPublic Relations for SchoolsPublic Relations for the Design ProfessionalPublic Relations in AsiaPublic Relations in BritainPublic Relations in BusinessPublic Relations in Music EducaitonPublic Relations in SchoolsPublic Relations in the Local CommunityPublic Relations: Principles, Cases and ProblemsPublic Relations: Strategies and TacticsPublic-School PublicityPublicityPublicityPublicityPublicity Media and MethodsPublicity in ActionPublicity: Some of the Things It Is and Is NotRagan's PR Intelligence ReportReflectionsReport and Recommendations: Task Force of Structure and Role of Public RelationsReporter's Interview Transcript: Fraser SeitelReprint of "the Bicentennial Lecture by Edward L. Bernays"Reputation ManagementResume and company backgrounder on Inez KaiserRevelationsReview of Bernays autobiography, "Biography of an Idea: Memoirs of Public Relations Counsel Edward L. Bernays"Ruder-Finn U.K.Safety Council, Harold Burson, 1968–1976Six Songs For DemocracySix Songs for DemocracySkippy Peanut Butter plaqueSmart ChartSocial Aspects of Communication DevelopmentSome Remarks on Public Relations: A Message to the Membership of the Institute of Life insuranceSoul Food CookerySound and Unsound Approaches in Handling the Firm's (Burson Marsteller) Involvement in Public ControversiesSpector & Associates Staff Celebrates Edward Bernays 103rd Birthday at His Cambridge HomeSpeech prepared by Eleanor Roosevelt on the effect of beauty and congenial surroundings creating happier people; in anticipation of an exposition to be held April 4 at the Grand Central Palace.State of DeceptionStatement regarding the passing of Ofield DukesSteps Toward an Adequate U.S. Overseas Information ProgramStereograph: Market Street, San FranciscoStereograph: Our Famous and Fearless President (Theodore Roosevelt) Stating Facts — Opening Day at Jamestown ExpositionStereograph: Our Famous and Fearless President Teddy Roosevelt Stating Facts—Opening Day at the Jamestown ExpositionStereoscopeSteve Hannagan with his teamStrategies for Recruiting ALANA* Public Relations Professionals to Local PRSA Chapters (*African-Americans. Latinos, Asians, Native Americans)Struggle for Ethics in CommunicationSubway SunSuccessful Public Relations for Colleges and UniversitiesSunday Hong Kong Standard, “Princess Diana: A Tribute”Supervisory Group Meeting, New England Telephone & Telegraph CompanySurvey of Corporations' Role In Earth Week ProgramsTalk Given by Arthur W. Page at Annual Meeting of Associations of Life insurance PresidentsTalk Given by Arthur W. Page before Commercial and Traffic Conference on Service to Army CampsTalk before Engineering Societies of Western PennsylvaniaTalk on Public RelationsTank McNamaraThank You Letter from David Hunnicutt addressed to Elias " Buck" BuchwaldThank you letter to Inez Kaiser from J. D. Kaiser, president, HallsThank you letter to Inez Kaiser from Warren Gerz, Lever Brothers CompanyThe 1994 PRSA - Detroit Annual MeetingThe American Mercury, February 1949The American NewsreelThe American Press and The Public: A Study In RecommendationsThe Annals of The American Academy of Political and Social ScienceThe Arthur Page Society BylawsThe Arthur Wilson Page Collection in the AT&T ArchiveThe Arts & Uses Of Public RelationsThe Bell Telephone SystemThe Bible and LifeThe Black LegendThe Bolsheviks and The SovietsThe Bookseller and His PublicThe Business-Media RelationshipThe Constitution Makers and the Public 1785–1790The Constitution Makers and the Public, 1785–1790The Corporate OligarchThe Craftsman, or Say's Weekly JournalThe Craftsman, or Say's Weekly Journal, November 8, 1766The Credibility FactorThe Crisis In CredibilityThe Cruise of the Ivory ShipThe Crux of the Railroad DifficultyThe Customer Image ConceptThe Dartnell Public Relations Handbook, First EditionThe Dearborn IndependentThe Elevated Express: three ads: No More Standing In Line; The Subway or "L" Ride is Still a Nickel; Fire ProofThe Engineering of ConsentThe Evening HeraldThe Father of SpinThe First Public War 1861–1865The Flacks of WashingtonThe Function of Public Relations in Helping to Restore Confidence in American InstitutionsThe Genesis of Consumer DistrustThe Great GlutThe Hidden PersuadersThe Image MerchantsThe Image of WarThe Influence of Paul Garrett on General Motors Public Relations and the Development of Corporate PRThe Ivy Lee Papers Princeton University Library CorrespondenceThe January TIDEThe Journal NewsThe Later Years: Public Relations Insights 1956–1986The Law of Public CommunicationThe Literary DigestThe Literary DigestThe Making of a Public Relations ManThe Man Who Made Canada 1865–1867The Measure of the Kind of Folks We AreThe Media Business: At 100, Public Relations' Pioneer Criticizes Some of His HeirsThe Mind ManagersThe Mythology of Public RelationsThe NPN Marketing ProcessThe National Association of Manufacturers and Public Relations During the New DealThe National High Blood Pressure Education ProgramThe National High Blood Pressure Education ProgramThe Nature of Public RelationsThe Negro American MagazineThe New York Community TrustThe New York TimesThe New York TimesThe New York TimesThe New York Times, May 8, 1945The New York Times, November 5, 2008The New York Times, September 12, 2001The New York Times, “Japan Surrenders, End of War"The New York Times, “Stocks Plunge 508 Points”The PR in ProfitThe Papers of Edward L. BernaysThe Pennsylvania GazetteThe Persuasion IndustryThe Phantom PublicThe Police & the MediaThe President's LetterThe PressThe PressThe Princeton University Library ChronicleThe Problem of International PropagandaThe Public Problems of Business — Crucial Test of the SeventiesThe Public Relations Journal of the Public Relations Society of AmericaThe Public Relations Management InstituteThe Public Relations News Award for Leadership in Public Relations; presented on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of Public Relations NewsThe Publicity Club of New England Crystal Bell Award Bernays 1990The Relationship Between Edward Bernays and Joseph GoebbelsThe Responsibility of the PressThe Rochester Evening ExpressThe Saturday Evening Post, May 25, 1861The Telephone: A Coming IndustryThe Third Party, BC 370The TimesThe Triangle Fire and a Lifetime of Union ServiceThe TribThe TribThe Tulsa TribuneThe Vacant Chair at the Council Table of the WorldThe Wall Street JournalThe Wall Street JournalThe War On TruthThe Way ForwardThe Weekly RegisterThe Wonderful World of WordsThe Working Press (Article from Madison Avenue)The World's WorkThe World's WorkThis Is PRThis is PRThoughts & Images for Work and LifeThree Disney/RKO campaign books from 1941.TimeTime's Arrow and the Fifth EstateTimothy Hughes Rare & Early Newspapers...Tobacco Legislation NOW!Trade Secrets of Washington JournalistsTrade Winds: A NewsletterTranscripts and Descriptions of Edward Bernays TapesTraveling with Inez: Wake Up to MissouriTreesTurkey Dinner Bush action figureTwo-Way Street: The Emergence of the Public Relations CounselTwo-page fax: PRSA's agreement to use the Musuem's tape of Edward Bernays only for the 100th birthday celebration; Page two is a thank you to Shelley and Barry Spector for providing the footage from Kimberley KramerTwo-way StreetUF to Mark Historic Anniversaries 50 Years Teaching PRUSA TodayUSSR: A World EnigmaUncle SigiUnder Western EyesUniversities—Pathfinders in Public OpinionVarious Audio Demo OuttakesVoice of Social ChangeVote For Those Who Will See To It That We Can Make ChangeWEPR BylawsWEPR Creativity in CommunicationsWEPR President ListWEPR Women Executives In Public RelationsWEPR Women Executives In Public RelationsWEPR Women Executives in Public RelationsWEPR Women Executives in Public RelationsWEPR Women Executives in Public RelationsWEPR honors social responsibilityWWI Mat #1 from the Office of Assistant to Secretary of War: From a War Basis to a Peace Basis: The Returned Soldier's Peace MissionWWI Mat #2 from the Office of Assistant to Secretary of War: Disabled, but not Hors De Combat: Turning a Handicap Into a Head StartWWI Mat #4 from the Office of Assistant to Secretary of War: The Government Your University: Enlistments Wanted for Motor TransportWWI Mat #5 from the Office of Assistant to Secretary of War: For Window Washers Or College Instructors: Two Cases Illustrate War Department ActivitiesWWI Mat #6 from the Office of Assistant to Secretary of War: Rewarding Victorious Army: No Spoils of War for Fighters for FreedomWWI Mat #7 from the Office of Assistant to Secretary of War: Tonic Enthusiasm In A Stale Office: Army Pep for Civil JobsWWI Mat #8 from the Office of Assistant to Secretary of War: Artisans for Artists: On the Job Once More In The StudioWWI Mat #9 from the Office of Assistant to Secretary of War: Without Red Tape: Colonel Woods Appoints Organizations Deputy Job FindersWWI Mats from the Office of Assistant to Secretary of War: cover page and postcardWar Propaganda and Historiography in 15th c. France and EnglandWar Propaganda and the United StatesWatch Out Industry: Human Problems AheadWealth and Climate CompetitivenessWells Fargo MessengerWhat Every Journalist Should Know About the Drug Abuse CrisisWhat Future for Radio Advertising?What We Owe to Lee and the Train WreckWhen You Are the HeadlineWhen to Abandon Public RelationsWhy We Behave Like Inhuman BeingsWhy business* has trouble with the media, and vice versaWinning the PublicWire Figure Sculpture by David FinnWomen Executives In Public Relations, Inc. Constitution and BylawsWomen in BusinessWords That Won The WarWords from a Page in HistoryWords the Won the West 1830–1850Writings by and about Doris E. FleischmanYou and Your PublicYour Personal Guidebook (To Help You Chart a More Successful Career in Public Relations)Your Public Relationsmemo: re: Leaders from the Small Business Community from: Elizabeth H. Doleportrait of Arthur W. Pageprivate cogent off-the-cuff remarks“Carl Byoir: Public Relations Pioneer”“The Making of a Public Relations Man”“The Story of Lucky Strike,” 1939 New York Word's Fair Edition“What Happens in Public Relations”