Benjamin M. Schowe, Sr., Papers

Title: Benjamin M. Schowe, Sr., Papers

Abstract: The Papers of Benjamin Marshall Schowe, Sr.

URI / Handle The Papers of Benjamin Marshall Schowe, Sr. consists of 28 boxes (14.5 linear feet) which includes correspondence and personal papers. The collection is dated from 1912 to 1977and includes approximately 30,000 pages of correspondence and some 10,000 pagesof manuscripts and notebooks. A large amount of this collection focuses on the problems in Deaf peoplelives such as employment and education and many papers discuss Schowepersonal philosophies. The bulk of materials are dated from his years with Firestone Tire and Rubber Company. Only two boxes of this collection have been digitized. The digital collection focuses on recruiting, promotion, insurance, and discrimination related to Deaf people and employment from 1920 through 1975.

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Vocational Rehabilitation For Civilians	benjaminschowe:913	55
Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Jay Cooke Howard, Director of the Division of the Deaf and Deafened, Michigan Department of Labor and Industry, May 8, 1941	benjaminschowe:593	53
College Degree isn't a license to practice a Career.	benjaminschowe:965	52
Distinction between a job and an occupation	benjaminschowe:975	52
Letter from Jay Cooke Howard, Director of the Division of the Deaf and Deafened, Michigan Department of Labor and Industry, to Benjamin M. Schowe May 12, 1941	benjaminschowe:600	52
Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Boyce R. Williams, April 21, 1955	benjaminschowe:1303	52
The Function of A Fact-Finding Information Center in the Employment of the Deaf, Benjamin M. Schowe, November 13, 1944	benjaminschowe:650	52
Authority Takes More than Title (February 15, 1959)	benjaminschowe:739	52
Final Report of the Temporary W.P.A. Employment Committee, May 15, 1940	benjaminschowe:200	51
Manuscript: Professional Status for deaf workers, Benjamin M. Schowe, no date	benjaminschowe:1445	50