The Bracker/Warren Papers, which consist almost entirely of newsclippings, are a good record of the couple's by-lined writings.
Bracker's papers are comprised of several types of clippings including biographical material, news stories from the New York Times, articles published in other journals, and poetry. A number of his early articles from the New York Times are taken from a scrapbook and consequently present a deviation from the normal chronological order. These scrapbook pages, which were cut up prior to donation, provide a limited but the only extant record of Bracker's un-by-lined articles.
Warren's clippings consist of stories from the Washington Post and the New York Times. In addition, her papers include a small file of manuscript stories which bear considerable evidence of editing by the author. Those that are undated are arranged in an alphabetical subject file.
