DR. GEORGE B. MANGOLD PAPERS

Preliminary Inventory

Accession #199005.12. Donated by Janet Mangold Dahlquist, widow of Dr. Mangold, May 31, 1990.

Biography:

Born July 7, 1876 in Waupeton, Iowa; A.B. Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa; attended Drew Theological Seminary; M.A. University of Chicago; Ph.D. University of Wisconsin; Lecturer, Washington State College; Instructor, University of Pennsylvania; Expert Agent, United States Bureau of Labor; Director, Missouri School of Social Economy, University of Missouri; Lecturer in Summer Sessions of Iowa State University, Emory University, University of Omaha, University of California, Berkeley and Los Angeles; Professor of Sociology and Social Work, 1928 -1946,University of Southern California; Visiting Professor, George Pepperdine College, Los Angeles; Member of Executive Committee of Los Angeles Metropolitan Welfare Board and Los Angeles County Probation Committee; Director of Social surveys of following cities:

• St. Louis, Missouri, published as “The Challenge of St. Louis”,

• Sail Jose, California, published as “A Better San Jose”,

• San Diego, California, published as “Community Welfare in San Diego”,

• Riverside, California,

• Pomona, California,

• Long Beach, California, published as “Life in Long Beach”,

• Santa Monica, California;

Author of:

• The Labor Argument in Protective Tariff Controversy

• Children Born out of Wedlock

• Child Problems

• Problems of Child Welfare

• Social Pathology

• Organization of Social Welfare

Died May 11, 1962 in Los Angeles.

BOX 1

Folder 1: Biographical sketch by Dr. Emory Borgardus (draft), 1962, 1 item.

2:  Articles by Mangold, 1924, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1932, 1937, 938, 1940, and 1945, 8 items.

“Salary Reductions Injure Public Service,” n.d.

“The Co-ordination of Public and Private Social Work,” 1929.

“Social Hygiene and the Family,” April 1930.

“Principles of Emergency Relief,” March-April 1937.

“Translation of Social Theory into Social Legislation,” March-April 1937.

“The Sociologist and the Public,” March-April 1938.

“The Changing Size of the Family Unit,” November-December 1940.

“Is Full Employment Feasible?,” January-February 1946.

3:  Publications by Mangold, 1917 and 1925,2 items.

“Suggestions To Leaders of Study Classes: Using the Challenge of St. Louis,” 1917.

“The Challenge of Our City,” 1925.

4:  Account of European Tour in the 1930's, 1 item.

5:  Leaflet on “Social Service Opportunities for Churches..,” n.d., 1 items.

6: “St. Louis School of Social Economy” handbook, 1917 and ca. 1916, 2 items.

7:  Lecture program, n.d., 1 items.

8:  Honorary degree from Cornell College, information, 1958, 2 items.

Commencement program, June 2, 1958.

The Cornell College Alumnus, July 1958.

9:  Award Certificates, 1949, 2 items.

General Alumni Association, USC, June 11, 1949.

“Honorary Texan,” October 3, 1949.

10: Articles on Mangold, 1924 and 1928, 2 items.

“Advance Step in Social Service,” September 20, 1924.

“Dr. Mangold Accepts Professorship in University of S. Calif.,” June 15, 1928.

11: Publications by Edith Putman Mangold, 1934, 2 items.

“The Federal Child Labor Amendment and Social Control,” September-October, 1934.

“Children in Industry,” January 1934.