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War Comes to Philadelphia, The: How the War in Vietnam and Defense Spending Affect Our Lives.
Title:
War Comes to Philadelphia, The: How the War in Vietnam and Defense Spending Affect Our Lives.
Description:
Large format document (4 leaves; 2-sided) -- page E1.
Date:
1972-07
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Mr. Mayor, Mr. Governor and all you would-be mayors of NYC. Stop the "Not Money" Nonsense! .... Start a Taxpayers' Revolt to Cut Military Spending
Title:
Mr. Mayor, Mr. Governor and all you would-be mayors of NYC. Stop the "Not Money" Nonsense! .... Start a Taxpayers' Revolt to Cut Military Spending
Description:
Protest directed at the Mayor and candidates for mayor of New York City and New York state, demanding that tax money be used for concerns at home in New York, not military spending.
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Reaganomics
Title:
Reaganomics
Description:
Cartoon depicting Uncle Sam wearing a cast labeled "Reaganomics and using two nuclear warheads as crutches
Date:
(approximate) 1982
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Your tax dollars are working harder to tear Vietnam apart than to put America back together.
Title:
Your tax dollars are working harder to tear Vietnam apart than to put America back together.
Description:
Ad featuring two photos, side by side, of Hue, S. Vietnam and Brownsville, Brooklyn, both of which are destroyed. Money needs to be taken from the military and used to rebuild America, according to the AFSC. From the New York Times.
Date:
(approximate) 1972
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
New York spends more on war than on New York
Title:
New York spends more on war than on New York
Description:
Ad demanding that more of New York's tax dollars stay in New York (money sent from the city to the Pentagon in 1968 was $9 billion, more than the entire city budget). From the New York Times.
Date:
1969-07-31
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
November 11th
Title:
November 11th
Description:
original sketch of two soldiers on a battlefield
Date:
1938-11-11
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Not According to Schedule
Title:
Not According to Schedule
Description:
pen & ink & charcoal pencil drawing: cartoon depicting a magician labeled "Economic and Military Nationalism" saying "I shall uncover the hat and produce..." and thinking of a white dove labeled "Peace and Prosperity through Preparedness." In the second panel, the cover is removed and four birds of prey, labeled depression, starvation, militarism and the failure of the credit system and the magician is shocked.
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
There are 1210 names in this advertisement. We have lost faith in the President's promises. We call upon Congress to end the war. Stop the Appropriations!
Title:
There are 1210 names in this advertisement. We have lost faith in the President's promises. We call upon Congress to end the war. Stop the Appropriations!
Description:
Broadside reprint of advertisement calling on Congress to stop appropriating money to the war in Vietnam. From the New York Times.
Date:
1973-01-07
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Appeal to the President and Congress of the United States, An
Title:
Appeal to the President and Congress of the United States, An
Description:
Broadside
Date:
(questionable) 1936-03-05
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Open Letter to President Roosevelt and Congress Opposing the May Mobilization Bill, An
Title:
Open Letter to President Roosevelt and Congress Opposing the May Mobilization Bill, An
Description:
Broadside
Date:
1938-03-28
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Sane Freeze, Campaign for Global Security, is delighted to recognize and honor Ruth Leger Sivard
Title:
Sane Freeze, is delighted to recognize and honor Ruth Leger Sivard
Description:
Certificate of award given to Ruth Leger Sivard, publisher of World Military and Social Expenditures, thanking her for her work, which they claimed to be an "indispensable resource for peace and justice workers everywhere"
Date:
1991-06-14
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Reagan Ranch: A Tent City Vigil Against Reaganomics
Title:
Reagan Ranch: A Tent City Vigil Against Reaganomics
Description:
Broadside flyer advertising a tent city demonstration, organized by ACORN, against the Reagan administration's economic policies and defense spending
Date:
1982-10-23 - 1982-11-01
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
America Has a Tapeworm.
Title:
America Has a Tapeworm.
Description:
Broadside reprint of advertisement decrying military spending; ad comparing excessive military spending by the U.S. Government to a tapeworm which is emaciating it's host. Text includes details of the Mathias-Proxmire Amendment to cut military spending in 1972.
Date:
1971
Collection:
Peace Collection Ephemera
Cut Off War Funds. Congress: Inaugurate Peace Now. Women Strike For Peace
Title:
Cut Off War Funds. Congress: Inaugurate Peace Now. Women Strike For Peace
Description:
round-shaped button made of white; circle of blue figures holding hands; U.S. Capitol. Text reads: Cut Off War Funds. Congress: Inaugurate Peace Now. Women Strike For Peace
Date:
(approximate) 1972
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Invest in Children. Children's Defense Fund. Dear Lord, Be Good To Me, The Sea is So Wide and My Boat is So Small.
Title:
Invest in Children. Children's Defense Fund. Dear Lord, The Sea is So Wide and My Boat is So Small.
Description:
round-shaped button made of metal; CDF logo. Text reads: Invest in Children. Children's Defense Fund. Dear Lord, Be Good To Me, The Sea is So Wide and My Boat is So Small.
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
It will be a great day when our schools get all the money they need and the air force has to hold a bake sale to buy a bomber.
Title:
It will be a great day when our schools get all the money they need and the air force has to hold a bake sale to buy a bomber.
Description:
circular-shaped button made of metal coated in plastic; children; globe; jungle gym. Text reads: It will be a great day when our schools get all the money they need and the air force has to hold a bake sale to buy a bomber.
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Feed the Cities Not the Pentagon; Women's Int'l League for Peace & Freedom
Title:
Feed the Cities Not the Pentagon; Women's Int'l League for Peace & Freedom
Description:
round-shaped button made of metal; houses and/or buildings. Text reads: Feed the Cities Not the Pentagon; Women's Int'l League for Peace & Freedom
Date:
(questionable) 1976
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Bread Not Bombs
Title:
Bread Not Bombs
Description:
round-shaped button made of metal; flower. Text reads: Bread Not Bombs
Date:
1981
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
Every Minute 30 Children Die of Hunger & Inadequate Health Care, While the World Spends $1,700,000 on War
Title:
Every Minute 30 Children Die of Hunger & Inadequate Health Care, 000 on War
Description:
square-shaped button made of metal [with cardboard backing]; none. Text reads: Every Minute 30 Children Die of Hunger & Inadequate Health Care, While the World Spends $1, 700, 000 on War
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection
It Will Be a Great Day When Our Schools Get All the Money They Need and the Air Force Has to Hold a Bake Sale to Buy a Bomber
Title:
It Will Be a Great Day When Our Schools Get All the Money They Need and the Air Force Has to Hold a Bake Sale to Buy a Bomber
Description:
round-shaped button made of metal; children standing on top of a jungle gym; globe. Text reads: It Will Be a Great Day When Our Schools Get All the Money They Need and the Air Force Has to Hold a Bake Sale to Buy a Bomber
Date:
(approximate) 1970 - (approximate) 1990
Collection:
Button, Pin, and Ribbon Collection

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