| Name |
Place(s)
of Residence |
Comments
|
Healy,
C. |
California
(San Diego) |
- 1984 - Attended International Union
conference, Cambridge, England
|
Healy,
P.J. |
California
(San Francisco) |
- 1837 - Born, Ireland; family tried to
migrated to the United States after famine of 1848-49 (parents
died onboard of fever)
- 1950s - Migrated to the United States (New
York), then moved to California where he opened a used book
store
- 1870s - Became a friend of Henry George and
his book store became a meeting place for Single Taxers
- 1928 - Died, 30 may (age 91)
|
Heath,
B.S. |
...
|
- 1887 - Serving as Chair, Single Tax
Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio, February
|
Heath,
Marie Holm |
District
of Columbia |
- Wife of William Spencer Heath)
- 19-- - Serving as Secretary to Carrie
Chapman Catt
- 1935 - Serving as President, Women's Single
Tax Club of the District of Columbia
- 1941 - Died
|
Heath,
Spencer |
Maryland
(Elkridge) |
- 1876 - Born
- 1890s - First became attracted to Henry
George's writings
- 1897 - Serving as Recording Secretary,
Chicago Single Tax Club
- 1899 - Serving as President, Chicago Single
Tax Club
- 1929 - Residing ini Baltimore, Maryland
- 1931 - Delegate to Henry George Congress,
Baltimore
- 1934 - Began correspondence with several
Georgists, lasting until at least 1941
- 1935 - Began teaching at the Henry George
School, New York
- 1936 - Conducting classes in parliamentary
procedure at the Henry George School, began in April
- 1936 - Met with leading New York Georgists
to discuss Henry George's theories
- 1936 - Teaching Henry George classes at the
Henry George School, New York
- 1936 - Monograph, "Politics vs
Proprietorship" published
- 1936 - Paper, Politics Versus
Proprietorship, published
- 1939 - Pamphlet, Private Property in
Land Explained, published
- 1939 - Address, before Society for Long
Island Georgists, Queens Village, L.I., 26 May
- 1939 - Article, "Property in Land
Explained," The Freeman
- 1940 - Address, "the Science of
Society," at Dinner-Talk Fest, Jamaica, L.I., 18 May
- 1940 - Attended Henry George Foundation of
America congress, Washington, DC; 25-27 September
- 1955 -
Photograph
- 1957 - Book, Citadel, Market and Altar,
published
- 1963 - Died 19-- -
Reminiscence,
by Alvin Lowi, Jr.
|
Heavey,
Jerome F. |
Pennsylvania
(Easton) |
- Professor of
Economics, Lafayette College
- 1963 - Entered military service (served thru
1965)
- 1970 - Earned B.S., English, St. Joseph's
University
- 1971 - Earned M.A., Economics, Penn State
University
- 1973 - Appointed Prof. of Economics,
Lafayette College
- 1976 - Earned Ph.D., Economics, Penn State
University
- 1989 - Paper, "Comparative Advantage
and Colonial Land Policy," presented at the Joint Georgist
Conference, Philadelphia, PA
- 1991 - Hosted first Henry George conference,
June 13-14
- 1993 - Participated in panels: (1) Influence
of Henry George and his Movement; (2) Reform in Process
Worldwide - Ireland -- Council of Georgist Organizations
conference, Los Angeles, CA, 24 July
|
Hebard,
George |
California
(Hollywood) |
|
Hecht,
Charles |
...
|
- 1856 - Born, Germany
- 1860 - Migrated to the United States from
Germany
- 1886 - Actively involved in Henry George's
mayoral campaign
- 1934 - Article,
E.
Haldeman-Julius: A Confused Economist, Land and
Freedom, March-April
|
Hecker,
Fred W. |
Pennsylvania
(Pittsburgh) |
- 1938 - Organized Henry George class in the
Fall
|
Hect,
Charles |
New
Jersey
(Lakewood) |
- 1915 - Erected a sign at a prominent
intersection, as follows: "If I
employ labor and improve this lot the tax assessor will punish
me with a high tax. If I leave the lot as it is, I do not employ
labor and the tax assessor encourages me with a lower tax."
|
Hehner,
Cay |
Germany
New York
(New York) |
- 1956 - Born, 16 May
- 199- - Instructor, Henry George School
- 1993 - Article, "Henry George:
Inspiration for Truth-Seekers," Henry George News,
September-October
- 2005 - Article,
A
Remembrance of Irving Kass, Henry George News,
January-April
- 2005 - Article,
Monopoly
Globalization, Henry George News, January-April
- 2005 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; August
- 2005 -
Photograph,
at Arden, Delaware
- 2005 - Address,
Realizing
Utopia or Sundry Reflections on the Future of Georgism,
presented at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference,
Philadelphia, PA, 6 August. Reprinted in GroundSwell,
September-October
- 2006 - Address, "Henry George and Karl
Marx, Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Evanston,
IL, 21 July
- 2007 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, University of Scranton, Scranton, PA,
July
- 2007 -
Photograph
- 2008 - Article,
Sun
Yat-Sen: Clandestine Georgist
- 2008 -
Interview,
30 December, by Harold Channer in New York City
- 2009 - Elected to the board of the Robert
Schalkenbach Foundation, May
- 2009 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, Cleveland, Ohio
- 2009 -
Bruce
Oatman, A Remembrance, GroundSwell, July-August
- 2009 - Address,
The
End of Capitalism as We Know It, Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, Cleveland, OH, 7 August. GroundSwell,
September-October
- 2009 - Paper,
David
Hume's Conception of Money, delivered at the conference of
the Council of Georgist Organizations, Cleveland, Ohio; 5 August
- 2010 - Participated in panel, "Seeking
Clarity on Economic Terms," Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, Albany, NY, 15 July
- 2010 - Participated in a debate, "Was
Henry George Old School or New Age? with Lindy Davies, Council
of Georgist Organizations conference, Albany, NY, 15 July
- 2010 - Address,
Emerson:
The Iconoclastic Spontaneist and Proto-Georgist Economist,
delivered at the Henry George School and Birthplace,
Philadelphia, PA, 25 September
- 2011 - Address, "21st Century
Economics: Beyond Market Fundamentalism and State Intervention,"
delivered at the conference of the Council of Georgist
Organizations, Bloomington, Minnesota; 2-6 August
|
Heidenreich,
H.L. |
Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia) |
- 1960 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, Detroit, MI
|
Heim,
W.A. |
Alabama
(Fairhope) |
- 1994 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, Fairhope, Alabama
|
Heins,
A. James |
Illinois
(Urbana) |
|
Heller,
Meta |
Washington
(Olympia) |
- 1991 - Article, "LVT Prospects in
Washington State," Land & Liberty, May-June
- 1994 - Member, Washington State Georgist
Association
- 1994 - Candidate for Washington State Senate
- 1997 - Review of book, The Case Against
the Global Economy and For a Turn toward the Local, by Jerry
Mander and Edward Goldsmith, editors, Sierra Books, (1996)
- 2000 - Candidate for governor
- 2008 - Died, 22 May
|
Hellick,
George F. |
Pennsylvania
(Easton) |
- Headed National Decentralist Institute
- 1955 - Died, 11 September
|
Hellick,
J.T. |
Pennsylvania
|
- 1952 - Attended International Union
conference, Odense, Denmark
|
Hellikainen,
Harold |
... |
- 1996 - Article, "The Fairness of
Spectrum Leases?" Groundswell, March-April
|
Hellman,
Rhoda |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1953 - Letter, Henry George News,
December
- 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
- 1959 - Paper on socially-created values
delivered at Henry George School conference, Rutgers Univ.
- 1965 - Address, "George Bernard Shaw
and Henry George," delivered at Henry George School, NY
- 1965 - Article,
Henry
George and George Bernard Shaw's Conversion to Socialism,
Henry George News, November
- 1967 - Attended Henry George School
conference, Montreal, Quebec, July
- 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania
- 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
San Francisco, CA
- 1980 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
New York, NY
- 1987 - Book, Henry George Reconsidered,
published (reviewed by Robert Clancy, Georgist Journal,
Autumn)
- 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
Philadelphia, PA
- 1994 - Died, November
|
Hellyer,
Henry A.C. |
New
Jersey
(Tenafly) |
- 1937 - Teaching Henry George course in
Tenafly; location not indicated
- 1941 - Teaching Principles of International
Trade at Tenafly High School
- 1943 - Article,
Is
the Single Tax Practical? The Freeman, January
- 1952 - Died, November; age 85
|
Heme,
(Mr.) |
Massachusetts
(Dorchester) |
- 1890 - Active in single tax movement
|
Hemingway,
C.B. |
District
of Columbia |
- 1890 - Attended National Conference of
Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September
1918 - Letter, Everyman, January, in which he wrote:
"Keep up your fight; do your
best to win. Your appeal is good, and is the best propaganda
ever uttered; a proposal for action along a definite line,
instead of a mere argument. The one thing needed now is Action."
|
| Hemming,
O.D. |
Arkansas
(Little Rock) |
- 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Little Rock
Single Tax Club
|
Henderson,
Alfred H. |
Ohio
(Cincinnati) |
- 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Cincinnati
Single Tax Club
|
Henderson,
Randall |
California
(Palm Desert) |
- 1961 - Letter, Henry George News,
June
|
Henderson,
Thomas (Jr.) |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1982 - Attended annual Georgist Conference,
Chatham College, Pittsburgh, PA, 16-19 July
|
Hendricks,
Charles E. |
California
(San Diego) |
- 1958 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, San Diego, CA
1961 - Elected Treasurer, Henry George School
|
Hening,
Alfred |
New
Jersey
(Weehawkeen) |
- 19-- - Born, New York; family then moved to
northern Connecticut
- 19-- - Graduated, Rutgers University
(Accounting)
- 1949 - Enrolled in Henry George School, New
Jersey
- 1952 - Became instructor at Henry George
School (thru 1955)
- 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
|
Hennessy,
Charles O'Connor |
New
Jersey
New York
(New York) |
- 1860 - Born (Waterford, Ireland)
- 1869 - Family migrated to the United States
- 1880s - Met Henry George while city editor
of the New York Daily News
- 1888 - Serving as President, Franklin
Society for Home Building and Savings (to 1934)
- 1897 - Member, Executive Committee, Thomas
Jefferson Democracy and Henry George's final campaign for Mayor
of New York City
- 1916 - Serving in New Jersey Senate, from
Bergen County
- 1926 - Trustee, President, Robert
Schalkenbach Foundation
- 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress,
Philadelphia
- 1926 - Attended International Conference,
Copenhagen; delivered inaugural address
- 1926 - Address,
The Road To
Peace, at International Conference on Land Value Taxation,
Copenhagen, Denmark, July
- 1926 - Speech,
Georgist
Influence on Woodrow Wilson, at Dinner honoring hennessy
and Anna George DeMille, Hotel Belmont, New York, 28 October,
Land and Freedom, November-December
- 1927 - Elected President, Robert
Schalkenbach Foundation
- 1927 - Address, "The Interdependence of
the Economic Causes of War and of Industrial Depression,"
to the International Conference of the League of Nations, held
at Geneva, May, on behalf of the International Union
- 1927 - Address,
Statesmanship
Without A Philosophy, delivered at the Congress of the
Henry George Foundation of America, 3 September
- 1927 - Elected President, International
Union for Land Value Taxation and Free Trade
- 1929 - Reelected President, International
Union
- 1929 - Address,
How
We Georgists see the State of the World, delivered at the
4th International conference on Land Value Taxation and Free
Trade, Edinburgh, Scotland, 29 July
- 1929 - Address,
The
Social Ills Identified by Henry George Remain After Fifty
Years
- 1934 - Article,
A
Remembrance of Oscar Geiger, Land and Freedom,
July-August
- 1934 - Review of the book,
One
Hundred Years of Land Values in Chicago, by Homer
Hoyt, Land and Freedom, September-October
- 1934 - Attended Henry George Congress, New
York, NY; September
- 1936 - Attended International Union
conference, London; serving as President
- 1936 - Article,
This
Discontented World, Land and Freedom,
September-October
- 1936 - Died, December (age 76) in New York
City
- 1945 - Essay, "Dark Days in England,"
Land and Freedom, October [date needs to be confirmed]
|
Henniges,
Albert |
Illinois
(Peoria) |
- 1936 - Serving as Secretary, Henry George
School extension
|
Henningsen,
Herbert von |
...
|
- 1941 - Attended Henry George School
convention, New York, NY; 9-11 July
|
Henry,
Alice |
Illinois
(Chicago) |
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
|
HENRY
GEORGE BIRTHPLACE
|
Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia) |
- 1989 -
Photograph,
during the International Union/Council of Georgist Organizations
joint conference. Left to right: Agnes De Mille; George Collins;
Jack Schwartzman; Phil Finkelstein; Wiley Young (rear)
|
| HENRY
GEORGE CLUB |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1886 - Organized throughout New York City
during Henry George's campaign for mayor, for the purpose of
gaining public support for the Single Tax solutin to the land
question. The leading group was the Henry George Bohemian Club`
|
| HENRY
GEORGE CLUB |
Pennsylvania
(New Castle) |
- 1938 - Formed by around fifty people who
completed the Henry George course, with Charles W. Means,
President
|
| HENRY
GEORGE CLUB |
Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia) |
- 1884 - Formed by Frank Stephens, A.H.
Stephenson, A.N. Chandler, R.L. Atkinson and Will Atkinson
- 1886 - Meeting held at Broad and Filbert
Streets. Membership included several "newspapermen and many
leading merchants and manufacturers...". Headquarters was
located at 1018 Chestnut Street (E.M. Chandler, President)
|
HENRY
GEORGE CLUB
|
Pennsylvania
(Pittsburgh) |
- 1927 - Meetings held Fridays at noon, Club
Room, No.1, of the Chamber of Commerce
- 1936 - Membership increased to 200 after
William J. McNair was elected Mayor of Pittsburgh, then nearly
disbanded when McNair stepped down. McNair stopped attending
Henry George Club meetings. Old-time members began to return and
membership stabilized at 20-25; Pittsburgh Press, 27
November
- 1937 - Rival groups fought for control of
the Henry George Club, between supporters of former Mayor McNair
and current Mayor Scully
|
HENRY
GEORGE FELLOWSHIP
|
Connecticut
(Hartford) |
- 19-- Established [no detail provided]
|
HENRY
GEORGE FELLOWSHIP
|
New
York
(New York) |
- 1936 - Published, The New Standard;
founded 6 May
- 1937 - Organized into federated chapters
with a total membership of 3,000
- 1938 - National conference held, New York,
NY; 3-4 July; Nathan Hillman elected President
|
| HENRY
GEORGE FELLOWSHIP NEWS |
...
|
- 1935 - Editorial office located at 7
Dearborn, Chicago; Editorial board: James Ashenhurst, Sam Levin,
Henry Tideman, Nathan Hillman (President)
|
HENRY GEORGE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA |
- 1926 - Founded (1306 Berger Building,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
- 1927 - Purchased Henry George birthplace,
January
- 1931 - Announced a new plan under which "education
and political action shall go hand in hand."
- 1951 - Located at 417 Grant Street,
Pittsburgh, PA; Charles R. Eckert, President
- 1951 - Excerpt,
Victory!
Pennsylvania Governor Signs Optimal Graded Tax Act, Foundation
News, August
- 1969 - Began publishing Equal Rights
- 1986 - Moved to Columbia, Maryland from
Indiana, Pa., Steven Cord, President and Director
- 200x - Moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania;
Josh Vincent, Director
|
| HENRY
GEORGE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA CONGRESSES |
- 1926 - Philadelphia
- 1927 - New York, New York, 12-14 September
(Hotel Pennsylvania)
- 1928 - Chicago, Illinois, 10-12 September
(The Congress Hotel)
- 1929 - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (William
Penn Hotel)
- 1930 - San Francisco, California
- 1931 - Baltimore, Maryland
- 1932 - Memphis, Tennessee
- 1933 - Chicago, Illinois
- 1934 - Chicago, Illinois
- 1935 - New York, New York
- 1936 - Cincinnati, Ohio
- 1937 - Detroit, Michigan (October)
- 1938 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- 1938 -
Conference
Photograph
- 1939 - New York, New York
- 1940 - Washington, DC
- 1941 - Chicago, Illinois (29 September - 1
October)
- 1942 - No conference held due to war-time
difficulties
- 1943 - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (28 August)
- 1949 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 16-17
September (Benjamin Franklin Hotel)
- 1950 - No conference held
- 1951 - New York, New York; Park Sheraton
Hotel; 5-6 October
- 1951 -
Conference
Story
- 1951 -
Conference
Program cover
- 1952 - No conference held
- 1953 - No conference held
- 1954 - No conference held
- 1955 - No conference held
- 1956 - No conference held
- 1957 - No conference held
- 1958 - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Program
Information
- 1962 -
- 1974 - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- 1975 - Bryn Mawr, Pennsylania (Harcum Jr.
College)
- 1976 - Evanston, Illinois (Kendall College)
|
HENRY
GEORGE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA NEWS
|
...
|
|
HENRY
GEORGE HERALD
|
... |
- 1950s - Published by Henry George School,
Los Angeles, CA
|
| HENRY
GEORGE INSTITUTE |
... |
- 1971 - Founded, with an office at 55 W. 42nd
Street; Robert Clancy, President
- 1980 - Moved to 5 E. 44th Streeet (with
Henry George School)
- 1988 - Moved to 121 E. 30th Street (with
Henry George School)
- 199x - Lindy Davies appointed Program
Director
|
| HENRY
GEORGE INSTITUTE OF NEW ENGLAND |
...
|
- 1941 - Established as a trust to raise funds
for the Henry George School extension
- 1942 - Purchased a building at 90 Beacon
Street, Boston
|
HENRY
GEORGE INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK
|
New
York |
- 1945 - Established and offering classes in
Fundamental Economics, International Trade and American History
|
HENRY
GEORGE LEAGUE
|
New
Jersey |
|
HENRY
GEORGE LECTURE ASSOCIATION
|
... |
|
HENRY
GEORGE SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
|
...
|
- 1918 - Established by the New York Single
Tax Party with classes at the New York headquarters conducted by
Frank Chodorov with material created by Norman C.B. Fowles
|
| HENRY
GEORGE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE |
(Fairhope)
- 1936 - First class in fundamental economics
completed, R.L. Rockwell, instructor
- 1958 - Founded; located at 240 Fairhope Ave.
- 1965 - Claude Arnold takes over as extension
director from Bruce Evans, Jr.
(Jerome)
- 1936 - First extension class started by
Frank E. Jordan
(East Bay)
- 1955 - Founded; located at 2807 Ellsworth
St., Berkeley
(Los Angeles)
- 1943 - Founded; located at 577 N. Vermont
Ave.
- 1955 - Launched a weekly radio program, "Events
and You"; began with interview of Agnes de Mille, 21
January; hosted by William B. Truehart
- 1956 - Moved to 577 N. Vermont Avenue
- 1965 - Harry Pollard, Director; Raymond J.
Kornfled, President
- 1967 - Located at 577 N. Vermont Avenue;
Harry Pollard, Director
(Marin County)
(Sacramento)
- 1955 - Founded; no physical headquarters
(San Diego)
- 1935 - Founded; located at 1536 7th Ave.
- 1965 - Col. A. V. Gerard, President
- 1965 - Location: 3627 30th Street; Roy A.
Davidson, Director
- 196- - Reorganized as Basic Economic
Education, Inc., located at 5111 College Avenue
(San Francisco)
- 1949 - Founded; located at 46 Kearny St.
- 1967 - Location: 833 Market Street; Robert
Tideman, Executive Secretary
- 1970s - Located at 833 Market Street
(Santa Ana)
- 1936 - Ben E. Traver, instructor
(Denver)
- 1936 - Fundamental economics course started
by Nancy B. Irving Miller
- 1955 - Founded; no physical headquarters
(Hartford)
- 1936 - Founded; 252 Asylum St.
- 1940 - Moved to 18 Asylum Street; Ann C.
Martin, extension secretary
- 19-- - Moved to 87 W. Mohawk Drive, West
Hartford
- 1965 - Location: 87 W. Mohawk Drive; Mrs.
Natahn Hillman, Director
- 1967 - Closed down
- 1962 - Founded; 9019 Spring Hill Lane
- 1965 - Location: 9019 Spring Hill Lane; L.E.
Bottens, Director
(Miami)
- 1962 - Founded, located at 215 N.W. 79th
Street
- 1966 - Moved to 210 Palm Avenue, Palm Island
- 1967 - Location: 210 Plam Avenue; Raymond
Abrams, Director
- 1968 - Location: 118 W. 2nd Court, Hibiscus
Island, Miami Beach
(Tampa)
- 1956 - Founded; no physical headquarters
(Chicago)
- 1934 - Founded; located at 236 N. Clark St.
- 1934 - First class taught by Henry L.
Tideman
- 19-- Moved to 4027 N. Francisco Avenue
- 1937 - Moved to 180 W. Washington Street, 1
February
- 1938 - Moved to 139 N. Clark Street, Suite
1208, City Hall Square Building, from 180 W. Washington Street,
1 February
- 1938 - Moved to 4536 N. Ravenswood Avenue,
Chicago, September
- 1939 - Moved to Room 1208, 139 N. Clark
Street
- 1939 - Commencement held at LaSalle Hotel;
157 graduates of 17 classes
- 1940 - Moved to 64 W. Randolph Street
(Garrick Building), May; which doubled the space of the former
headquarters
- 1940 - Promotional film produced by Leonard
K. Nitz, W. Russell Becker, P.C. Farris and Sam Levin
- 1941 - Commencement exercises held at 17 No.
State Street. Honorable William H. McNair and Anna George
DeMille participated as speakers
- 1942 - Moved to W. Jackson Boulevard
(leasing space form Northwestern University), Chicago, 1 May
- 1948 - High point reached with 100 classes
taught in Chicago area
- 1950-88 - Program fell off and was
discontinued
- 1954 -
Photograph
from the annual Commerce and Industry luncheon
- 1962 - Name changed to Institute for
Economic Inquiry by John Monroe
- 1965 - Edwin Hamilton, President
- 1965 - Location: 4027 N. Francisco Avenue;
George Menninger, Director
- 1968 - Mina Olson, Executive Secretary
- 1970 - Independently incorporated
- 1979 - Sam Venturella appointed director
- 1990 - Bequest received and school moved to
1772 W. Greenleaf Avenue
- 1991 - Moved to 4536 N. Ravenswood Avenue,
Chicago, September
- 1992 - Moved to 1772 W. Greenleaf Avenue,
Chicago
- 199- - Moved to 417 S. Dearborn Street,
Chicago
- 199x - Chuck Metalitz appointed Director
- 2006 - Moved to 28 East Jackson Street,
Suite 1004, Chicago
(Boston)
- 1935 - Founded; 294 Washington St.
- 1941 - Moved to Room 102, 89 State Street;
Harold J. Power, extension secretary
- 1947 - Incorporated
- 1965- - Moved to 185 Devonshire Street;
Mitchell S. Lurio, Director
- 1968 - Location: 120 Boylston Street
- 1971 - Moved to Brookline
- 1984 - Moved to 21 Unity Court
- 198- - Moved to 114 Ames Street, Sharon,
Masschusetts; Ernest Kahn, Director
(Grand Rapids)
- 1944 - Founded; located at 1801 Breton Road,
S.E.
(Detroit)
- 1950 - Founded; located at 920 Ford building
- 1965 - Moved to 4134 W. Thirteen Mile Road,
Royal Oak; becomes Michigan extension; Robert D. Benton,
Director
(Hannibal)
- 1936 - Class taught by Charles A. Green
(Kansas City)
- 1936 - Headquarters established, Hall
Building, 828 Walnust Street; Edward White, Pastor of the Third
Liberal Church of Kansas as extension secretary
- 1938 - Founded: located at 3214 Broadway
- 1939 - Moved to 818 Olive St.
- 19-- - Moved to 1510 Admiral Boulevard
- 1965 - Robert Berveiler, Director; Richard
Byrne, Preesident
- 1967 - Location: 3214 Broadway; Robert
Berveiler, Director
(St. Louis)
- 1939 - Established by Noah Alper and others
- 1955 -
Photograph
of both at American Economics Association conference
- 1965 - Location: 818 Olive Street; Loral D.
Swofford, Director
(Great Falls)
- 1955 - Founded; courses taught at Business
College
(Newark)
- 1935 - Founded by Elizabeth E. Bowen and
George L. Rusby; 78 Clinton Ave.
- 1946 - Relocated to 1114 Broad Street,
Newark, 26 October
- 1956 - Monthly news organ, The Gargoyle,
initiated
- 1959 -
Photograph
of 78 Clinton Avenue building
- 1965 - Dr. Geoffrey W. Esty, President
- 1968 - Moved from Newark to So. Washington,
East Orange; John T. Tetley, Director
(Albany)
- 1970 - Emanuel Cooper, Director; located at
22 N. Allen Street
(Long Island)
- 1967 - Founded; no physical headquarters
(Manhattan)
- 1932 - Founded
- 1932 - First home at 211 W. 79th Street;
included office, library and one classroom
- 1932 - Classes moved from the Youth House to
the Pythian Temple, 135 W. 70th Street. Classes averaging 50
people
- 1932 - Advisory Committee meeting held at
Halz's restaurant, Woolworth Bulding, 15 April. John Dewey
elected honorary president. Frederic C. Howe elected chairman of
the Advisory Committee
- 1933 - Planned to move to 252 West 72nd
Street, the first "permanent" headquarters; city did
not approve the building and the school had to look elsewhere.
Location chosen was 211 W. 79th Street
- 1933 - First commencement exercises held on
grounds of Mahwah River Yacht Club, Suffern, New York, 24 June.
Hosted by Walter Fairchild
- 1938 - Moved to 50 E. 69th Street
- 1937 - Granted absolute charter by the Board
of Regents of the State of New York, 31 July
- 1937 - Frank Chodorov appointed Director
- 1938 - News story,
Georgism Revival,
Time, Magazine, 22 August (available only to
subscribers)
- 1945 - Alumni organization formed, with
Leonard Scheinberg as President
- 1949 -
Photograph
of the building at Thirty East 29th Street
- 1963 - Annual banquet held, Henry Hudson
Hotel, 8 May
- 1942 - Margaret E. Bateman appointed
director
- 1946 - Margaret E. Bateman steps down as
director, succeeded by Robert Clancy
- 1948 - Annual banquet held, 23 June; 250
attendees
- 1960 -
Photograph
of the school's headquarters, 50 E. 69th Street
- 1961 - Film, "Life at the Henry George
School," produced (shown at the Henry George School of New
Jersey on 10 April)
- 1962 - Annual banquet held, Gov. Clinton
Hotel, 21 June
- 1965 - Joseph S. Thompson, President
- 1966 -
Photograph
- 50 East 69th Street
- 1966 - The board considered acquiring an
adjacent property for $300,000 as a preliminary step toward
creation of an "academic program." January
- 1966 - Above proposal was under evaluation
by Professor A.M. Woodruff, who chaired a Lincoln Foundation
committee considering the matter, February
- 1966 - Letter was received from David
Lincoln advising against the contemplated property acquisition
(April)
- 1966 - The Lincoln Foundation initiates an
evaluation of the school's adult education program (June)
- 1967 - A request was received from Raymond
Moley of the Lincoln Foundation for detailed information on
school activities (March)
- 1968 - Arnold Weinstein met in Phoenix with
David Lincoln (February)
- 1969 - Quote from an internal memorandum: "Mr.
Weinstein reported on his conversation with Dr. A.M. Woodruff
and Dr. Raymond Moley regarding a proposal for the accreditation
of a course for state certification of social studies teachers
and an accredited course for high school seniors. Both ideas
were endorsed in principle by Dr. Woodruff and Dr. Moley and
will be explored further with them."
- 1970 - A study supported by the Lincoln
Foundation and prepared by William Truehart, Report on a
Synthesis of Views for Upgrading the Educational Activities of
the Henry George School of Social Science, received by the
board (October)
- 1971 - Funding by the Linoln Foundation for
1971-72 reduced from $200,000 to $100,000 (despite the increased
costs of programs initiated at the request of the Lincoln
Foundation) and all funding to end thereafter
- 1971 - The School's correspondence courses
were eliminated and the Boston extension was to be closed down
(June)
- 1972 - A
letter
written by Dorothy Sara to George Collins concerning the
situation at the school. A second
letter
followed
- 1973 - Funding curtailed for most branches
due to withdrawal of support by the Lincoln Foundation
- 197- - Philip Finkelstein appointed director
- 1981 - Moved to 5 E. 44th Street
- 1988 - Moved to 121 East 30th Street
- 1989 - George L. Collins appointed director
- 1989 -
Photograph
of the Board of Trustees (Back row: George Collins,
Richard Barbuto, Ed Dodson, Steve Cord, Stan Rubenstein, Oscar
Johannsen, William Davidson, Matthew Ossias; Sitting: Felice
Gruskin, Sydney Mayers, Connie Weinstein, Si Winters, Freida
Ossias, Lancaster Greene)
- 199- - Tom Smith appointed director
- 2000 - Michael Curtis appointed director
- 2004 - Cay Hehner appointed director
(Syracuse)
- 1961 - Founded; located at 307 Hawley Avenue
- 1965 - Emanuel Choper, Director
- 196- - Moved to 514 Walnut Avenue
(Cleveland)
- 1945 - Founded; located at 714 Williamson
Building
- 1965 - Location: 1657 Wyandotte Avenue,
Lakewood; Ivan Dailey, Director
- 1967 - Closed down
(Dayton)
- 1936 - Classes taught by Walter J.H. Schutz
(Portland)
- 1959 - Founded
- 196- - Headquarters established, 203 N.E.
113th Street
- 1965 - Location: 203 N.E. 113th Avenue;
Erick S. Hansch, Director
(Philadelphia)
- 1839 -
Photograph
of building
- 1904 - Newspaper article, "To Save
Birthplace of Henry George," 30 August; with leadership
from a Dr. Martin, the building was purchased by the Historical
Society to b e converted into a museum on Henry George
- 1926 - Building purchased by Henry George
Foundation of America
- 1935 - Founded
- 1935 -
Certificate
of Completion issued to C. James Street, 10 December
- 1940 - Semi-annual commencement held, Social
Service Building, 311 S. Juniper Street; 4 January
- 193- - Julian Hickok appointed extension
diretor
- 1941 - Organized as a trust, April; Julian
P. Hickok, President
- 194- - Joseph Stockman appointed director
- 1947 - Moved from Joseph Stockman's
residence to space in the business district
- 1957 - Birthplace of Henry George acquired;
412 S. 10th Street
- 196- - George L. Collins appointed extension
director
- 1965 - Julian Hickok, Chairman, Advisory
Board
- 1967 - Article,
The Prophet,
by Charles MacNamara, on Henry George and the Henry George
School; Philadelphia Magazine, October
- 1979 -
Photograph,
at the entrance of the Henry George birthplace, 15 September.
Includes (left to right): Lancaster M. Greene, Agnes DeMille,
George Collins, Jack Schwartzman, Phil Finkelstei, Wylie Young,
William Coyne
- 1980 -
Photograph
of the building
- 1980 - Article,
History
of Henry George and the Henry George School in Philadelphia
- 1989 - Birthplace renovated
- 1989 - Michael Curtis appointed extension
director
- 1989 -
Photograph
of Birthplace building
- 199- - Ken Ford appointed extension director
- 2004 - Dan Sullivan appointed extension
director
- 2005 - Richard Biddle appointed extension
director
- 2005 - Photographs from a field trip to
Arden, Delaware, April:
...1.
C. Hehner, M. Curtis, B.
Oatman, E. Dodson, R. Biddle
...2.
R. Biddle, B. DeNegris,
E. Dodson, D. Dodson, et al.
...3.
M. Curtis, B. Oatman, I.
O'Connor, C. Hehner, et al.
...4.
L. Cipolloni, R. Biddle
(Pittsburgh)
- 1930s
Photograph
of Henry George School automobile (son of William McNair
standing with the vehicle)
- 1934 - Founding of the school announced in
the Pittsburgh Press, 30 December. Richard E. House, as
instructor. Classes to be held in University of Pittburgh,
downtown branch, Chamber of Commerce building
- 1935 - First class held 4 January; sixty
students enrolled; held at the downtown location of the
University of Pittsburgh (Chamber of Commerce Bulding)
- 1936 - Office established at 534 Bakewell
Building
- 1936 - Richard E. Howe, Secretary; visited
New York to obtain 200 copies of Progress and Poverty
from the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation
- 1965 - Location: 710 Bakewell Building;
Samuel M. Rex, Director
- 1967 - Location: 404 Magee Building
(Somerset)
- 1936 - Fundamental economics class organized
by Fred Walker
(Puerto Nuevo)
- 1960 - Established
- 1965 - Location: Calle 10 N.e., 1164, Puerto
Nuevo; Dr. Edwin Rios Maldonado, Director
- 1968 - Location: Calle William Jones 557,
Santura
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| HENRY
GEORGE SCHOOLS CONFERENCES |
- 1936 - Suffern, New York, Mahwah River Yacht
Club; 20 June
- 1941 - First International Conference, New
York, NY, 9-12 July (200 delegates attended)
- 1946 - Chicago, Illinois
- 1947 - Henry George School rally held in New
York, NY, in tribute to Henry George's last surviving offspring,
Anna George de Mille, who died earlier that year. Over 1,000
peole attended
- 1948 - Chicago, 23-25 July (Sheraton Hotel)
- 1949 - New York, New York; 22-24 July
- 1950 - St. Louis, Missouri
- 1950 -
Photograph
of conference attendees
- 1952 - Montreal, Quebec, Canada; July
- 1943 - Boston, Massachusetts; Hotel Vendome;
2-4 July
- 1953 - Toledo, Ohio, August
- 1953 - Article,
Action
On Single-Tax Plan Far Away, Georgist Concedes, by Harvey
S. Ford, 16 August
- 1953 -
Photograph
of Joseph Stockman, Robert Clancy and Verlin Gordon
- 1955 - Berea, OH (Baldwin-Wallace College),
July
- 1955 -
Conference
photograph
- 1955 - Address,
Man's
Relation to the Land is Basic, at the Henry George School
conference
- 1955 - New York, New York (East Coast
Conference); 30 April - 1 May
- 1956 - Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania (Harcum
Junior College); 4-8 July
- 1957 - Spring Valley, New York
- 1957 - New York, New York and Staten Island
(Wagner College); 6-12 July
- 1958 - San Diego, CA (Lafayette Hotel)
- 1959 - New Brunswick, NJ (Rutgers
University)
- 1959 - Photograph of school directors
BACK ROW, FROM LEFT: Arleigh Chute, Robert Tideman and Joseph
Stockman.
SECOND ROW: Howard farkas (standing in for M.S. Lurio), Harry
Pollard, Robert Berveiler and John T. Tetley.
FRONT ROW: William Truehart, Raymond McNally, Robert Benton and
Robert Clancy (left). Glenn E. Hoover, Geoffrey W. Esty and Miss
V.G. Peterson at New Jersey Headquarters, Newark (right).
- 1959 - Photograph of Messrs. Hoover,
Esty and Peterson at conference
- 1960 - Detroit, MI (Pick-Fort Shelby Hotel);
jointly with Henry George Foundation
- 1961 - Hartford, Connecticut
- 1962 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- 1962 - Pittsburgh, PA (Chatham College)
- 1963 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada (University
of Toronto); 3-7 July
- 1964 - New York, New York, 31 August to 5
September; jointly with International Union
- 1965 - Report,
Henry
George School conference, to teachers and extension
directors, August
- 1965 - Pacific Grove, California;
Report
on Conference, reprinted from the Henry George News
- 1966 - St. Louis, Missouri
(Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel)
- 1967 - Montreal, Quebec (College Jean de
Breheuf); 26-30 July 1967 -
Report
on Conference, reprinted from the Henry George News
- 1968 - Miami Beach, FL (Hotel Barcelona)
- 1969 - Chicago, IL (Sheraton Hotel)
- 1970 - Calgary, Alberta, Canada; 7-12 July
- 1971 - San Francisco, California, 7-11 July
- 1972 - San Francisco, California
- 1973 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada (York
University)
- 1973 - Toronto, Ontario, Canada, "Conference
on the Property Tax," jointly with the Schools of Economic
Science; 4-7 July
- 1974 - Goleta, California (Francisco Torres
Conference Center) -- the "First Conference of Inquiry into
Social Problems"; 9-14 July
- 1974 -
Report on
the annual conference, Henry George News, Fall
|
| HENRY
GEORGE STANDARD |
California
(San Francisco) |
- 1920s - Served as the organ of The Great
Adventure League and The Single Tax League
|
| HENRY
GEORGE TRACT SOCIETY |
New
York
(Endwell) |
- 1906 - Founded (Bronx, New York)
- 1910 - Relocated to Endwell, founded The
Single Tax News, later changed to The New Abolition
in 1915
- 1939 - C. LaBaron goeller, serving as
Editor-Manager
|
HENRY
GEORGE UNIVERSITY
|
Florida
(Miami) |
|
HENRY
GEORGE WOMAN'S CLUB OF CHICAGO
|
Illinois
(Chicago) |
- 1949 - Located at 236 North Clark Street,
Chicago
|
Henry,
John M. |
Pennsylvania
(Pittsburgh) |
- Profession: Attorney
(became U.S. District Attorney)
- 1920 - Single Taxer
- 1927 - Address, "American Idealism,"
at Oil City Lions Club, 24 May
- 1927 - Address, "What Is The Single
Tax?" to Ravenna, Ohio Lions Club, 31 May
- 1929 - Attended Henry George Foundation of
America Congress, Pittsburgh; September
- 1930 - Address, "How Poverty Destroys
Civilization," at Ingram Institute, San Diego, Ca
- 1930 - Presentation, "How Poverty
Destroys Civilization," at Henry George Congress, San
Francisco; September
|
Henry,
Sarah |
...
|
- 1997 - Paper, "Direct Democracy and the
Politics of the Single Tax in the Progressive Era," at the
International Conference on Henry George, Cooper Union, New
York, NY, 1 November
|
Hensen,
Clarence C. |
Louisiana
(New Orleans) |
- 1915 - Serving as Secretary-Treasurer,
Louisiana Single Tax League
|
Hensen,
J.H. |
Michigan
(Grand Rapids) |
- 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress,
Philadelphia
|
Hensen,
Klaus L. |
Wisconsin
(Milwuakee) |
- 1953 - Address, "The Law of Human
Progress," delivered
- 1953 - Article, "Visibility: Clear --
For Georgists," Henry George News, June; reprint of
a letter written to Secretary of Defense, Charles E. Wilson
|
Hepler,
Cecil |
Michigan
(Detroit) |
- 1960 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, Detroit, MI
|
Herm,
Bertha C.S. |
Illinois
(Chicago) |
- 1949 - Member, Henry George Woman's Club
|
Herman,
Gilbert |
New
York
(New York)
Connecticut
(Stamford) |
- 1963 - Appointed librarian, Henry George
School
- 1980 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
New York, NY
- 2002 - Vice President, Henry George
Institute
- 2005 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; August
- 2006 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, Evanston, IL, July
- 2007 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, University of Scranton, Scranton, PA,
July
- 2009 - Elected President of the board of the
Robert Schalkenbach Foundation
- 2011 - Elected Vice President of the board
of the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation
|
Hermann,
J.R. |
Oregon
(Portland) |
- 1870 - Born, Rowley, Iowa
- 1886 - Moved to Chicago; took up painter's
trade
- 1890 - Entered Northwest University at Sioux
City, Iowa; studied the law
- 1891 - Introduced to Henry George's ideas to
Herbert Quick
- 19xx - Campaigned for Single Tax in
Colorado, sent by the Ohio Single Tax League; then remained in
Colorado
- 1918 - Moved to Portland, Oregon, where he
organized the Portland Single Tax League
- 1921 - Leading member of the Oregon Single
Tax Party
- 1929 - Secured 1,000 names on Single Tax
petition
- 1930 - Letter, regardin his frustration to
raise funds necessary to gete a Single Tax measure on the
ballot. Quote: "The tide of
social unrest is sweeping the world, and there is no
organization seemingly to guide it into safe channels."
Land and Freedom, May-June
- 1930 - Died, 12 December
|
Herman,
Jno B. |
Missouri
|
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
|
Herman,
Joseph |
Massachusetts |
- 19-- - Elected state representative
- 1981 - Co-sponsor of LVT bill
- 1981 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, Franklin Pierce College, Rindge, New
Hampshire
- 1984 - Introduced LVT bill in legislature
|
Hermann,
J.R. |
Oregon
(Portland) |
- 1918 - Serving as Field Secretary, The Great
Adventure
- 1919 - Member, Single Taxers of Oregon
- 1930 - Paper, "Campaigning for the
Single Tax in Oregon," delivered at Henry George Congress,
San Francisco; September
|
Hermsdorf,
W.H. (Mrs.) |
Illinois
(Chicago) |
- 1940 - Member, Henry George Woman's Club (at
least thru 1949)
|
Herne,
James |
California
(San Francisco) |
- Actor and playwrite
- 1890 - Photograph
- 1890 - Wrote play, Shore Acres, with a
Georgist theme
- 1890 - Henry George attended a presentation
of Shore Acres. Comment by Charles Albro Barker (Henry
George, 1955, p.593): "When
he saw it, Henry George was so deeply moved even to speak tohis
friends after the curtain went down. Its realism surpassed
'Margaret Flemin', he wrote the author, yet themoral truth came
through."
|
Herr,
Joseph H. |
Illinois
|
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
|
Herrick,
Myron T. (Col.) |
Ohio
|
- 1903 - Repubican candidate for governor;
denounced Henry George's theories as advocated by Tom L. Johnson
as "untried Socialism."
|
Herrman,
(Hermann?)
J.R. |
Colorado
|
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
|
Herron,
Leonard S. |
Nebraska
(Omaha) |
- 1936 - Active Single-Taxer; editor of the
State Farmers Union periodical
- 1943 - Letter, expressing Georgist
philosophy as "freedom economics," Henry George
News, September
- 1943 - Serving as editor, Nebraska Union
Farmer
- 1953 - Article, "Taxation to Encourage
Doers," Henry George News, December
|
Hershey,
David |
Illinois
(Chicago) |
- 1993 - Completed Henry George course, HGS,
Chicago
- 1993 - Article,
Austrian
Economics versus Georgist Economics, The Illinois
Georgist, Vol.5, No.3, Fall
- 1993 - Article,
In Quest
of Justice, The Illinois Georgist, Vol.5, No.1,
Winter
- 1995 - Trustee, HGS, Chicago
|
Hershey,
Paul |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1959 - Discovered bust of Henry George in
used bookstore
|
Hetzel,
Henry (Harry) W. |
Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia) |
- Son of Herman V. Hetzel
- 1896 - Began career as a teacher of
mechanical drawing
- 1915 - Member, Single Tax Party of
Philadelphia
- 1916 - Teaching course in political economy
under auspices of the Organization Committee of the Single Tax
Party (1403 Filbert Street)
- 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress,
Philadelphia
- 1935 - Co-founded the Henry George School in
Philadelphia with Julian P. Hickok
- 1939 - Instructor, Henry George School
- 1940 - Instructor, Henry George School
- 1941 - Died, 8 February, age 69
|
Hetzel,
Herman V. |
Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia) |
- 1890s - Active in Single Tax movement
- 1896 - Address on the "Delaware
Campaign" delivered at a banquet of the Massachusetts
Single Tax League, Boston, 22 Feruary
- 1898 - Nominated for the U.S. Congress
(Democratic Party)
- 1901 - Actively speaking on behalf of the
Single Tax
|
Hetzel,
Mary |
... |
- 1943 - Attended Henry George birthday
celebration, Arden, Delaware; 5 September
|
Hetzel,
Miriam |
Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia) |
- 1940 - Instructor, Henry George School
- 1943 - Attended Henry George birthday
celebration, Arden, Delaware, 5 September
|
Heun,
Harry |
Illinois
|
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
|
Heun,
Rudolph (Mrs.) |
Illinois
|
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
|
Heury,
William |
Indiana
(Connersville) |
- 1890 - Member, Single Tax Executive
Committee, Indiana Single Tax League
|
Heverin,
Patrick H. |
Delaware
(Wilmington) |
- 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress,
Philadelphia
|
Hewimlich,
D.T. |
Illinois
(Jacksonville) |
- 1918 - Letter, Everyman, April, in
which he wrote: "I don't know so
much about single tax as I should, but I like your courage in
standing for human rights."
|
Hewitt,
John H. |
Indiana
(Newcastle) |
- 1920 - Served as Single Tax Presidential
Elector
- 1921 - Died
|
Hewitt,
William W. |
...
|
- 1939 - Professor of Economics, University of
Cincinnati
- 1939 - Address, at Henry George School
annual dinner
|
Heydecker,
Edward Le Moyne |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1910 - Attended Single Tax Conference, New
York, NY, November
- 1914 - Died, 10 February
|
Heydecker,
Wayne D. |
... |
- 1958 - Trustee, Robert Schalkenbach
Foundation
|
Heyl,
Gertrude |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1953 - Began teaching course, "Democracy
vs. Socialism," at Heny George School
|
Heyman,
Madeleine S. |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1955 - Article, "Terra Cotta -- The
Brown Earth," Henry George News, October
- 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH
|
Heymann,
Seymour E. |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1945 - Letter, regarding free trade as
condition to secure the peace, Henry George News, May
|
Heymann,
William |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1944 - Instructor, Henry George School
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