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Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Brothers Ayers and Robinson, January 3, 1940
Created: January 3, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe outlines a plan of action to challenge the WPA's decision to exclude the deaf from manual labor
Subject: Discrimination in employment--Deaf, United States. Work Projects Administration

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Carl Watson, January 6, 1940
Created: January 6, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe follows up with Watson about the new regulations posted by the Work Projects Administration
Subject: Discrimination in employment--Deaf, Worker's Compensation--Deaf

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to E.R. Abernathy, January 12, 1940
Created: January 12, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe points out that state regulations may contradict federal regulations in this case.
Subject: Discrimination in employment--Deaf, United States. Work Projects Administration

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to E.R. Abernathy, January 23, 1940
Created: January 23, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe calls for the rewording of certain regulations
Subject: United States. Work Projects Administration, Discrimination in employment--Deaf

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Ernest G. Draper, January 19, 1940
Created: January 19, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe quotes regulation to Draper and asks if those are actually federally or state based.
Subject: Discrimination in employment--Deaf, United States. Work Projects Administration

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Ernest G. Draper, January 22, 1940
Created: January 22, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe appeals to Draper to help clarify the federal and state regulations in the Work Projects Administration case.
Subject: Discrimination in employment--Deaf, United States. Work Projects Administration

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Jay Cooke Howard, May 24, 1941
Created: May 24, 1941
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe asks Howard for help with committee work
Subject: Organizations--Deaf--United States, Employment Opportunities--Deaf--United States, Discrimination in employment--Deaf

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Percival Hall, January 23, 1940
Created: January 23, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe updates Hall on the dispute with Work Projects Administration and clarifies a regulation to be federal
Subject: Discrimination in employment--Deaf, United States. Work Projects Administration

Title: Letter from Benjamin M. Schowe to Percival Hall, January 6, 1940
Created: January 6, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe asks Hall to step in with the Work Projects Administration about their regulations regarding deaf employment
Subject: United States. Work Projects Administration, Discrimination in employment--Deaf

Title: Telegram from Benjamin M. Schowe to E.R. Abernathy, January 3, 1940
Created: January 3, 1940
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Correspondence
Description: Schowe telegrams Abernathy to inform him of the Work Projects Administration regulations that are causing layoffs of deaf workers
Subject: United States. Work Projects Administration, Discrimination in employment--Deaf

Title: A Worm's Eye View of W.P.A. by Benjamin M. Schowe, 1938
Created: January 1, 1938
Creator: Schowe, Benjamin M., 1893-1979
Type: Publications
Description: Schowe outlines the discrimination problems that the deaf have faced in gaining government employment
Subject: United States. Work Projects Administration, Discrimination in employment--Deaf

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