Box 2

Set of photos: probably taken at an event; most are unlabelled except a group photo of about 80 people (some of whom are labelled with names and addresses) which is dated 1943.

Copies of various of the Ashram photos. Set of negatives. Postcards, blank and with notes--not addressed or mailed.

Notebook labelled "Writings for Publishing (Need to be typed)" (1973) Set of notes titled "Similarities Between the Insights That Have Occurred to Me and the Insights Mentioned in 'Scientific Theories Suggest a Light at the End of the Tunnel" (1982).

Notes and writings about God: writings including "God/Conservatives," "What Do I Mean by 'The Isness of God,'" "Glory to God in the Highest," "There is that of God in Every Man," "There Must be a Nature Above Nature."

Page of notes (1990). Writing titles "Words-Words-Words" (1973).

Writings and notes critiquing the criminal justice system, the legal system, and the glorification of militarism.

Notes about self-sacrifice and peaceful protest.

Notes, writings, newspaper clippings, correspondence. Leon Kanegis writes against militarism and military spending, particularly as these things interact with the educational system.

More notes and writings against militarism.

Notes and writings against militarism and in defense of conscientious objectors. Including notes titled "What's Wronge [sic] with Patriotism," cutting of full-page advertisement by Lord and Taylor featuring Statue of Liberty and patriotic saying from Washington Post, July 3, 1983 (Kanegis labelled it "Idolitry [sic] doth blind the eye."