3. Meetings, Conferences, Congresses

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{"value"=>"<p>This section, which is arranged chronologically in the period 1925-1943, documents meetings, conferences and congresses in which IALA organized or participated. Included are extensive records including correspondence, minutes, memoranda, notes, speeches, reports, and press releases relating to the Second International Congress of Linguists held at Geneva, Switzerland (August -September 1931); to its predecessor, Meeting of Linguistic Research, also held at Geneva (March -April 1930); to the Third International Congress of Linguists held at Rome (September 1933); and to the Fifth International Congress of Linguists held at Brussels (August -September 1939). Included also are extensive records (1930s) of meetings at Brussels, Copenhagen, the Hague, and Paris of IALA's Committee on Agreement which sought to reach a consensus for a base language on which to construct an auxiliary language. There are also records of annual meetings of IALA's board of directors and its executive committee; records of meetings relating to Esperanto and to Rotary International; and papers relating to informal dinners, teas and luncheons arranged by Mrs. Alice Vanderbilt Morris. Some of the texts are in French, German, and Italian.</p>"}

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1. Opening Esperanto Conference, Victoria Hall, Geneva
2. Annual meeting of IALA, New York
3. 20th Universal Congress of Esperanto, Antwerp
4. Annual meeting of the board of directors and committees of IALA
5. The Quadrangle Club, Chicago
6. Tea to hear Dr. William E. Collinson
7. Administrative
8. Special meeting of the board of directors of IALA
9. World Federation of Educational Associations
10. New Orleans
11. Meeting of Linguistic Research, Geneva
12. American Women's Club, Paris
13. Weekend conference at home of Mrs. Dave H. Morris, New York
14. Annual meeting of IALA
15. Council of Ministers' Wives, Washongton, D. C
16. Dinner to meet Dr. Babcock, president of IALA
17. Meeting at home of Henry Dimock, Wash., D. C
18. Suggestions for a periodical
19. World Power Conference
20. Berlin
21. Advisory Board for Educational Research, New York
22. 2nd International Congress of Linguistics, Geneva
23. Esperanto Congress, Bialystok
24. Annual meeting of the board of directors of IALA
25. Annual meeting of IALA
26. Informal advisory conference on promotion
27. International Communications dinner, Astor Hotel, New York
28. Boston
29. Tea to meet William E. Collinson, London
30. 24th Universal Congress of Esperanto, Paris
31. Genetics Congress, Cornell University
32. Meeting to meet Dr. Earle B. Babcock, New York
33. Board of directors of IALA
34. Esperanto Congress, Cologne
35. Informal tea to meet Prof. H. F. Muller, American Embassy, Brussels
36. 3rd International Conference of Linguists, Rome
37. Esperanto tea, Brussels
38. Meeting to discuss IALA's plans, American Embassy, Brussels
39. Meeting with Dr. Babcock et al to
40. American Women's Club, Paris
41. Groupement Internationaux en Belgique, American Embassy, Brussels
42. Esperanto into Schools, Vienna
43. Conference with Esperantists, Paris
44. Cercle des Annales, New York
45. Meeting re educational value of Esperanto, Brussels
46. IALA plan, Brussels
47. Meeting with W. E. Collinson
48. New Education fellowship. Learning to Live Together, Utrecht
49. Meeting, Mrs. Morris and Mssrs. Bastien and de Cock Buning
50. Meeting, Mrs. Morris and Prof. Vendryes
51. Rotary International Convention, Atlantic City, New Jersey
52. Board of director of IALA, Town Hall Club, New York
53. Meeting with Barbara Eaton, Bar Harbor, Maine
54. Meeting with Lawrence K. Frank, Bar Harbor, Maine
55. Esperanto Congress, Vienna
56. Meeting of Linguists. Correlated Conference #4; and meetings of Committee for Agreement in preparation for it, Copenhagen
57. London
58. Rotary International ad hoc Committee, Chicago
59. Correlated Conference No. 6, Brussels
60. Correlated Conference, American Embassy, Brussels
61. Paris
62. Meeting, ISA-IALA, Paris
63. Ido Congress, Paris
64. Committee for Agreement, Grand Hotel du Pavillon, Paris
65. Committee for Agreement, Correlated Conference No. 5, Paris
66. Meeting, international organizations, Paris
67. European Advisory Committee of Rotary, Zagreb
68. Bahai Center, New York
69. Rotary Club of New York
70. Meeting, IALA-Rotary Committee, New York
71. Washington Council of International Relations
72. IALA program, New York
73. Committee for Agreement, The Hague
74. Budget committee
75. Dinner to meet Henry W. Holmes, New York
76. Rotary Committee on Cooperation with IALA
77. Wash., D. C
78. Informal meeting of some members of Commiitte for Agreement, The Hague
79. Committee for Agreement, Meeting No. 9, Schereningen
80. World Youth Congress, Vassar College
81. Informal meeting at dinner, New York
82. IALA directors, New York
83. Budget committee, New York
84. Annual meeting of IALA
85. 10th meeting Committee for Agreement, Brussels
86. Council in Europe meeting, Brussels
87. 5th International Congress of Linguists, Brussels
88. Learning Experiment
89. IALA Bulletin, New York
90. Report of Meeting in Columbus, Ohio
91. Meeting re Summer Period of Collaboration, New York
92. Esperanto Association of North America, Lima, Ohio
93. Rotary dinner, New York
94. Modern Language Association, Boston
95. Dinner meeting, New York
96. Annual meeting of IALA
97. Fletcher School of Law
98. Bucknell University College address
99. Summer. Summer period of Collaboration, New York
100. Budget committee
101. Colby College, Waterville, Maine
102. Dinner meeting, New York
103. Meeting, Boston
104. Informal report of meeting, Bar Harbor, Maine
105. Advisory Committee to the Cultural Relations Division, U. S. Dept. of State, Wash., D. C
106. Executive committee meeting re new organizational set-up
107. Executive committee meeting re new organizational set-up
108. Esperantists, Greenwich House, New York
109. Draft of statement for Mrs. Schieffelin
110. Dinner conference with Clarence Barnhart
111. IALA Proceedings, Wash., D. C
112. Discussion of general language courses with Miss Eaton
113. Miscellaneous papers