Charles Edwin Kellogg Papers - USDA

Charles Edwin Kellogg Papers

Manuscript Collection 91

Table of Contents Container List.................................................................................................................................. 1

Series I. Curriculum Vitae. 1902-1972. 3 boxes. ..................................................................... 1

Series II. Publications Authored by Kellogg. 1929-1974, No Date. 12 boxes......................... 3

Series III. Manuscript File. 1929-1974, No Date. 13 boxes................................................... 22

Series IV. Correspondence. 1930-1976, No Date. 3 boxes. ................................................... 46

Series V. Soil Survey File. 1906-1973, No Date. 11 boxes. .................................................. 48

Subseries V.A. Miscellaneous History and Charts. 1924-circa 1971, No Date. ............................... 48

Subseries V.B. General. 1928-1970, No Date. ................................................................................. 48

Subseries V.C. Soil Survey Staff. 1934-1970. .................................................................................. 50

Subseries V.D. Soil Survey Reorganizations. 1938-1966. ................................................................ 50

Subseries V.E. Soil Survey History. 1906-1973. .............................................................................. 52

Subseries V.F. Soil Conservation Service (SCS) History. 1923-1970.............................................. 54

Subseries V.G. Fertilizer Controversy. 1936-1951. .......................................................................... 55

Subseries V.H. Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI). 1948-1951. ............................................................ 55

Subseries V.I. Miscellaneous Reviews. 1941-1970, No Date. ........................................................... 55

Subseries V.J. Soviet Union (USSR). 1944-1962. ............................................................................ 56

Series VI. Travel Journals. 1938-1963. 2 boxes. ................................................................... 57

Subseries VI.A. Drafts. 1945-1963. .................................................................................................. 57

Subseries VI.B. Bound Volumes. 1938-1963. .................................................................................. 57

Series VII. Field Notebooks. 1924-1964. 6 boxes. .......................................................................... 59

Series VIII. Photographs. 1927-1980, No Date. 15 boxes. .................................................... 82

Subseries VIII.A. Slide Transparencies, by Country. 1942-1968. .................................................... 82

Subseries VIII.B. Range Survey and Soils Slide Transparencies. 1940-1980, No Date. .................. 84

Subseries VIII.C. Prints and Negatives, by Country. 1936-1962. .................................................... 85

Subseries VIII.D. Miscellaneous Prints and Negatives. 1927-1975, No Date. ................................. 88

Series IX. Research File. 1941-1978, No Date. 8 boxes. ....................................................... 91

Series X. Personal Records. 1950-1980, No Date. 1 box. ..................................................... 94

Oversize Boxes .......................................................................................................................... 95

Special Collections of the National Agricultural Library: Charles Edwin Kellogg Papers

Series I. Curriculum Vitae.

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Container List

Series I. Curriculum Vitae. 1902-1972. 3 boxes.

Box

Number

Folder

Number

Folder Title Year(s)

Box 1 Folder 1 Curriculum Vitae, Volume 1 1902-1947




Box 1 Folder 5 Curriculum Vitae 1902-1933

Box 1 Folder 6 Curriculum Vitae 1934-1937

Box 1 Folder 7 Curriculum Vitae 1938















Series I. Curriculum Vitae.


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Box 2 Folder 38 Curriculum Vitae (See Oversize Box 73, Folder 1176) 1969


Box 2 Folder 40 Curriculum Vitae, January to July 1971

Box 3 Folder 41 Curriculum Vitae, July to December 1971



Series II. Publications Authored by Kellogg.


Series II. Publications Authored by Kellogg. 1929-1974, No Date. 12 boxes.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 3 Folder 43 0. Publications key 1965-1974

Box 3 Folder 44 1. “Soil type as a factor in highway construction in

Michigan.” Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and

Letters 10 (1929): 169-177.

1929

Box 3 Folder 45 2. “Preliminary study of the profiles of the principal

soil types of Wisconsin.” Wisconsin Geological and

Natural History Survey Bulletin, 77A. University of

Wisconsin, 1930.

1930

Box 3 Folder 46 3. “Magnesium, a possible key to the phosphorous

problem in certain semiarid soils.” Journal of the

American Society of Agronomy 23 (1931): 294-295.

1931

Box 3 Folder 47 4. “A method for the classification of rural lands for

assessment in North Dakota.” Journal of Land and

Public Utility Economics 9 (1933): 10-15.

1933

Box 3 Folder 48 5. Review of Veatch, J. O. “Agricultural land

classification and land types in Michigan.” Journal of

Land and Public Utility Economics 10, no. 3 (1934):

322-323.

1933

Box 3 Folder 49 6. “The place of soil in the biological complex.”

Scientific Monthly 39 (1934): 46-51.

1934

Box 3 Folder 50 7. “Morphology and genesis of the Solonetz soils of

western North Dakota.” Soil Science 38 (1934): 483-

500.

1934

Box 3 Folder 51 8. “A method of rural land classification.” USDA

Technical Bulletin, No. 469. Washington, District of

Columbia, 1935.

1935

Box 3 Folder 52 9. “Soil and people: men turn their thoughts to the

soil.” New York Times Magazine, June 2, 1935.

1935

Box 3 Folder 53 10. “Soil blowing and dust storms.” USDA

Miscellaneous Publication, No. 221. 1935.

1935




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 3 Folder 54 11. “A system of land classification.” Transactions of

the Third International Congress of Soil Science 1

(1935): 283-286.

1935

Box 3 Folder 55 12. “Soil survey provides data for classifying land.” In

Yearbook of Agriculture. Washington, District of

Columbia: United States Department of Agriculture,

1935.

1935

Box 3 Folder 56 13. “The development and significance of the great

soil groups of the United States.” USDA

Miscellaneous Publication, No. 229. 1935.

1935-1936

Box 3 Folder 57 14. “Curtis Fletcher Marbut: Obituary.” Science 82

(1935): 268-270.

1935

Box 3 Folder 58 15. “Definitions of terms used in land utilization.”

American Soil Survey Association Bulletin 17 (1936):

93-94.

1936

Box 4 Folder 59 16. “Soil Survey Manual.” USDA Miscellaneous

Publication, No. 274. Washington, District of


1937.

1937

Box 4 Folder 60 17. “Soil and people.” Annals of the Association of

American Geographers 27 (1937): 142-148.

1937

Box 4 Folder 61 18. “Soil survey and the appraisal problem.”

Proceedings of the National Appraisal Forum (1937):

10-16.

1937

Box 4 Folder 62 19. “Soil and society.” In Yearbook of Agriculture

1938, 863-886. Washington, District of Columbia:

United States Department of Agriculture, 1939.

1939

Box 4 Folder 63 21. “Soil classification.” In Yearbook of Agriculture

1938, 979-1002. Washington, District of Columbia:


1938-1939

Box 4 Folder 64 22. “Soils of the United States.” In Yearbook of

Agriculture 1938, 1019-1161. Washington, District of


1939. Includes soil associations maps.

1939




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 4 Folder 65 23. “Glossary of special terms.” In Yearbook of



1939.

1939

Box 4 Folder 66 26. Recent trends in soil classification. Soil Science

Society of America Proceedings 3 (1938): 253-59.

1938

Box 4 Folder 67 27. Review of "Vanishing Lands." Land Policy

Review 2 (1939): 45-51.

1939

Box 4 Folder 68 28. “Soil classification and cartography in relationship

to other soil research.” Soil Science Society of

America Proceedings 4 (1939): 339-42.

1939

Box 4 Folder 69 30. “Policy and objectives of the Soil Survey.”

Proceedings of the Association of Land-Grant

Colleges and Universities (1939): 134-36.

1939

Box 4 Folder 70 31. “Climate and soil.” In Climate and Men:

Yearbook of Agriculture, 265-91. Washington District

of Columbia: United States Department of

Agriculture, 1941.

1941

Box 4 Folder 71 32. “Contributions of soil science and agronomy to

rural land classification.” Journal of Farm Economics

22 (1940): 729-39.

1940

Box 4 Folder 72 33. “Reading for soil scientists, together with a

library.” Journal of the American Society of

Agronomy 32:867-76. 1940.

1940

Box 4 Folder 73 35. “The scientist and social policy in the democratic

state.” Scientific Monthly. May, June, July, 1942.

1942

Box 5 Folder 74 37. “Soils and nutrition.” Annals of the American

Academy of Political and Social Science 225 (1943):

17-21.

1943

Box 5 Folder 75 38. “Soil classification as the basis for sound

agriculture.” Agriculture in the Americas 3 (1943):

223- 27.

1943

Box 5 Folder 76 39. “Science will play a vital role.” Land Policy

Review 4 (1941): 17-25.

1941




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 5 Folder 77 40. Review of Mirror for Americans: Likeness of the

Eastern Seaboard by Ralph H. Brown. The Land 3

(1943): 87-89.

1943

Box 5 Folder 78 41. Review of TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority) by

David E. Lilienthal. Land Policy Review 7 (1944): 34-

36.

1944

Box 5 Folder 79 42. Review of Soil Groups and Subgroups of South

Africa by C. R. Van der Merwe. Journal of the

American Society Agronomy 36 (1944): 368-9.

1944

Box 5 Folder 80 43. “Appreciation of Thomas Jefferson on the

occasion of the two hundredth anniversary of his

birth.” Journal of the American Society Agronomy 36

(1944): 371-2.

1944

Box 5 Folder 81 44. Review of The Soils of Equatorial Regions, with

Special Reference to the Netherlands East Indies by

E. C. Jul Mohr. Journal of the American Society

Agronomy 36 (1944): 368-9.

1944

Box 5 Folder 82 45. “What is the war doing to our soils?” Country

Gentleman (March 1944): 11, 40-42.

1944

Box 5 Folder 83 47. “Soviet soil technology and agriculture.” In

Science in Soviet Russia, 24-27. Lancaster,

Pennsylvania: Jaques Cattell Press, 1944.

1944

Box 5 Folder 84 48. Review of The Valley and Its People: A Portrait

of TVA by R. L. Duffus. Land Policy Review 8 (1945):

36.

1945

Box 5 Folder 85 49. “Garden soils: how much fertilizer shall I use?”

United States Department of Agriculture Leaflet. AIS.

April 1945. Also as Leaflet No. 307, 1951 et

sequentes.

1945

Box 5 Folder 86 50. “Impressions of Soviet science.” (A symposium)

The American Review on the Soviet Union (November

1945): 36-37.

1945

Box 5 Folder 87 51. “A scientist visits the Soviet Union.” The

Washington Post. September 9-15, 1945. 7 chapters.

1945




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 5 Folder 88 52. “Soil science in Russia.” Land Policy Review 9

(1946): 9-14.

1946

Box 5 Folder 89 53. “A look at two Russian farms.” Public Affairs,

Dalhousie University (Winter 1946): 85-90.

1946

Box 5 Folder 90 54. “Soil” in Encyclopedia Americana and the

Americana Annual, 226-23l. 1946.

1946

Box 5 Folder 91 55. “The natural sciences and farm planning.” Journal

of Farm Economics 29 (1947): 188-89.

1947

Box 5 Folder 92 56. “The detailed Soil Survey in the United States.”

(1947): 210-19.

1947

Box 5 Folder 93 57. “What is farm research?” In Science in Farming:

The Yearbook of Agriculture 1943-1947, 17-32.

Washington, District of Columbia: United States

Department of Agriculture, 1947.

1947

Box 6 Folder 94 58. “Conflicting Doctrines About Soils.” Scientific

Monthly 66 (1948): 475-87. (Also in several other

languages). Food and Agriculture Organization

edition, August 1950. (See Oversize Box 73, Folder

1177)

1948

Box 6 Folder 95 59. “Grass and the soil.” In Grass: The Yearbook of



1948.

1948

Box 6 Folder 96 60. “Needed: clear thinking about soils.” Farm Policy

Forum 1 (1948): 8-12.

1948

Box 6 Folder 97 61. “On shifting cultivation.” In Soil Conservation:

An International Study. Food and Agriculture

Organization Agricultural Studies no.4, 114-25.

Washington, District of Columbia, 1948.

1948

Box 6 Folder 98 62. National Sigma Xi lecture. “Modern soil science.”

American Scientist 36 (1948): 517-35. Also In Science

in Progress, Yale University Press, 1949; and in

Smithsonian Report for 1949.

1948




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 6 Folder 99 63. “Soil and people: the soils men live by.” Lecture

for Graduate School. United States Department of

Agriculture, November 15, 1948.

1948

Box 6 Folder 100 64. “Who says the earth can’t feed her people?”

Successful Farming, November 1948.

1948

Box 6 Folder 101 65. “Soil doctrines.” The Nation's Agriculture,

December 1948.

1948

Box 6 Folder 102 66. Review of Crop Management and Soil

Conservation by J. F. Cox and L. E. Jackson, and

Farm Soils: Their Management and Fertilization by

Edmund L. Worthen. Science, January 28, 1949.

1949

Box 6 Folder 103 67. “The Earth can feed her people.” Farm Policy

Forum 2 (1949): 1-5.

1949

Box 6 Folder 104 68. “Food production potentialities and problems.”

Journal of Farm Economics 31 (1949): 251-62.

1949

Box 6 Folder 105 69. “Introduction to symposium on soil

classification.” Soil Science 67 (1949): 77-80.

1949

Box 6 Folder 106 70. Review of Mineral Nutrition of Plants and

Animals by Frank A. Gilbert. Scientific Monthly 68

(March, 1949).

1949

Box 6 Folder 107 71. “Prospects of soil science.” In A symposium: Can

our renewable resources be sustained? Washington,

District of Columbia: United States Chamber of

Commerce, May 1949.

1949

Box 7 Folder 108 72. “Tropical soils: Preliminary suggestions for the

classification and nomenclature of great soil groups in

tropical and equatorial regions.” Proceedings of the

First Commonwealth Conference on Tropical and

Sub-Tropical Soils, 1948. Technical Communication

No. 46, 76-85. Harpenden, United Kingdom, 1949.

1949

Box 7 Folder 109 73. Forward to Crisscross Trails: Narrative of a Soil

Surveyor by Macy Lapham. Berkeley, California,

1949.

1949




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 7 Folder 110 74. “Soil survey in relation to soil conservation.”

United Nations Scientific Conference on the

Conservation and Utilization of Resources 6 (1949):

114-20 and 1951. (See Oversize Box 73, Folder 1178)

1949-1951

Box 7 Folder 111 75. “Food, soil, and people.” A world-wide discussion

pamphlet. Manhattan Publishing Company: New

York, 1950; Special edition for England; Spanish

edition, United Nations Educational Scientific and

Cultural Organization (UNESCO); Icelandic edition

as “Matur, mold og menn.” Reykjavik, 1951.

1951

Box 7 Folder 112 76. “An exploratory study of soil groups in the

Belgian Congo.” (With F. D. Davol). Scientific Series

no. 46. INEAC: Brussels, Belgium, 1949.

1949

Box 7 Folder 113 77. “Future of the soil survey.” Soil Science Society of

America, Proceedings 14 (1949): 8-13.

1949

Box 7 Folder 114 78. “Soils of Alaska.” (With Iver J. Nygard). Reprint

of Chapter 2 of Report on exploratory investigations

of agricultural problems in Alaska. USDA

Miscellaneous Publication, No. 700. Washington,

District of Columbia, 1949.

1949

Box 7 Folder 115 80. “Farm land resources of the United States.” (With

C. P. Barnes). In Land Problems and Policies, 45-58.

Iowa State College Press, 1950. (See Oversize Box

74, Folder 1186)

1950

Box 7 Folder 116 81. “Tropical soils.” Transactions of the Fourth

International Congress of Soil Science 1 (1950): 266-

76. Amsterdam. (See Oversize Box 73, Folder 1179)

1950

Box 7 Folder 117 82. “Soil.” Scientific American, 30-39, July 1950. 1950

Box 7 Folder 118 83. “Sound land classification rests on soil surveys.”

(Large folded sheet with illustrations in color). U.S.


1950

Box 7 Folder 119 84. “Exploratory study of the principal soil groups of

Alaska.” (With Iver J. Nygard) USDA Agricultural

Monograph, No.7. 1951.

1951

Box 7 Folder 120 86. “Notes from European fields.” Commercial

Fertilizer (October, November, and December 1950).

1950




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 8 Folder 121 87. “Scientists creating opportunities for world

abundance.” Address, March 23, 1951, Michigan

Academy of Science, Arts and Letters, East Lansing,

Michigan. United States Department of Agriculture,

1951.

1951

Box 8 Folder 122 89. “Opportunities for world abundance.” Journal of

Politics 13 (1951): 325-44.

1951

Box 8 Folder 123 90. “Soil and land classification.” Journal of Farm

Economics 33 (1951): 499-513.

1951

Box 8 Folder 124 93. “Writing scientific and technical books for

laymen.” Publishers' Weekly, 2242-44, December 16,

1951.

1951

Box 8 Folder 125 94. “World food possibilities and fertility status of our

soils.” (With A. C. Orvedal). In Mineral Nutrition of

Plants. Madison: 1951.

1951

Box 8 Folder 126 95. “Potentialities and problems of arid soils.”

National Research Council of Israel. Proceedings of

the International Symposium on Desert Research.

Jerusalem: 1952.

1952

Box 8 Folder 127 96. “Soil management in gardens.” The Garden

Journal of the New York Botanical Garden. Part I, 2

(1952): 40-42, Part II, 2 (1952): 72-73, 78.

1952

Box 8 Folder 128 97. “’Poor’ farms – an outdated national luxury.”

Successful Farming 50 (1952): 33, 114.

1952

Box 8 Folder 129 98. “Using our soils to keep men free.” Agricultural

Institute Review 7 (1952): 11-14 and 48-54. (See

Oversize Box 73, Folder 1180)

1952

Box 8 Folder 130 99. “What makes good scientific writing?” In The

Wonderful World of Books, 194-98. New American

Library: New York, 1953.

1953

Box 8 Folder 131 100. “The soil conservation job: the public’s

responsibility.” Farm Forum, Minneapolis,

Minnesota, 1953.

1953




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 8 Folder 132 101. Review of Land for Tomorrow by L. Dudley

Stamp. Agricultural Economics Research 4 (1952):

135-36.

1952

Box 8 Folder 133 102. “Soil conservation.” Transactions of the Fifth

International Congress of Soil Science, Leopoldville,

Belgian Congo 1 (1954): 83-102.

1954-1955

Box 8 Folder 134 103. “Soil survey: how shall we discover our

agricultural resources?”World Population Conference,

Rome. 1954.

1954

Box 8 Folder 135 104. Review of Soils and Fertilizers by Firman E.

Bear. In “Soil Conservation” 9 (1954): 192.

1954

Box 8 Folder 136 105. “Your garden soil throughout the year.” Flower

Grower, March 1955.

1955

Box 8 Folder 137 106. “We can have plenty to eat.” United States

Chamber of Commerce. Washington, District of

Columbia, 1954. Also in Agriculture and Food

Chemistry 2 (1954): 1300.

1954

Box 8 Folder 138 107. “La terre.” Maison et Jardin Volume 5, No. 29,

1955.

1955

Box 8 Folder 139 108. “The Fifth International Congress of Soil

Science, Leopoldville, Belgian Congo. August 1954.”

Soil Science Society of America, Proceedings 19

(1955): 115-18.

1955

Box 9 Folder 140 109. “Soil surveys in modern farming.” Journal of

Soil and Water Conservation 10 (1955): 271-77.

1955

Box 9 Folder 141 110. “A new look at garden soils.” Garden Supply

Merchandiser, December 1955.

1955

Box 9 Folder 142 111. “Family farms or factory farms.” Town and

Country Church, August 1955.

1955

Box 9 Folder 143 112. “The role of science in man's struggle on arid

lands.” In The Future of Arid Lands, No. 43.

American Association for the Advancement of

Science: Washington, District of Columbia, 1956.

1956




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 9 Folder 144 113. “Opportunities for improved use of soils in

America.” Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Meeting

of the Agricultural Research Institute. National

Research Council: Washington, District of Columbia,

1956.

1956

Box 9 Folder 145 114. A review of "World Population and Food

Supplies" by Sir E. John Russell. Journal of Farm

Economics 37 (1955): 574-77.

1955

Box 9 Folder 146 115. “World food agricultural potentialities.”

American Economic Review 46 (1956): 319-26. Also

in Journal of Farm Economics 38 (1956): 250-57.

1956

Box 9 Folder 147 116. “Our soil.” In Land Improvement, 25-26, 29.

Manhattan, Kansas, February 1956.

1956

Box 9 Folder 148 117. “Soil research in natural areas.” The William L.

Hutcheson Memorial Forest Bulletin 1 (1957): 20-25.

1957

Box 9 Folder 149 118. Review of Farm Soils: Their Fertilization and

Management by E. L. Worthen and S. R. Aldrich. In

Soil Conservation 21 (1956): 286.

1956

Box 9 Folder 150 119. “How soil management aids growth.” Pulp and

Paper, July 1957.

1957

Box 9 Folder 151 120. “We seek; we learn.” In Soils: Yearbook of

Agriculture, 1-11. Washington, District of Columbia:


1957

Box 9 Folder 152 121. “Home gardens and lawns.” In "Soils", Yearbook

of Agriculture. United States Department of

Agriculture. pp. 65-85. 1957.

1957

Box 9 Folder 153 122. “Glossary.” In Soils: Yearbook of Agriculture,

1162-1180. Washington, District of Columbia: United

States Department of Agriculture, 1957.

1956-1957


library.” (Revised). Soil Conservation Service, 1956.

1956

Box 9 Folder 155 124. Review of Soil: The Yearbook of Agriculture for

1957. In Soil Conservation 23 (1957): 111.

1957




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Number

Folder

Number


Box 9 Folder 156 125. Review of Theory of Dynamics of Grassland

Agriculture by J. R. Harland. In Soil Conservation 22:

1957.

1957

Box 9 Folder 157 126. “A visit to the Soviet Union.” Soil Conservation

24 (1959): 123-30.

1959

Box 9 Folder 158 127. “How the Soviets use their soil and water

resources.” Foreign Agriculture 23 (1959): 10-12.

1959

Box 9 Folder 159 128. “The scientist and land-use policy.” Journal of

Soil and Water Conservation 14 (1959): 58-61.

1959

Box 9 Folder 160 129. Soil conservation and soil survey in India: A

Report to the Ministry of Food and Agriculture. New

Delhi, February 1959.

1959

Box 9 Folder 161 130. “Soil.” In Encyclopedia Americana, 225-233,

1958.

1958

Box 9 Folder 162 131. Review of The Affluent Society by John Kenneth

Galbraith. In Soil Conservation 24 (1958): 47.

1958

Box 9 Folder 163 132. Review of Soils: An Introduction to Soils and

Plant Growth by Roy L. Donahue. In Soil

Conservation 24 (1958).

1958

Box 9 Folder 164 133. Soil classification and correlation in the Soil

Survey. Soil Conservation Service, United States


1959

Box 10 Folder 165 134. Soil and water use in the Soviet Union. Report of

a technical study group. Soil Conservation Service,

United States Department of Agriculture. 50 pp. illus.

1959. (Partly written and all edited by CEK [Charles

Edwin Kellogg]).

1959

Box 10 Folder 166 136. “Prospective land-use and adjustment:

Opportunities and limitations.” In Problems and

Policies of American Agriculture. Iowa State

University Press, 1959.

1959

Box 10 Folder 167 138. “A look at future forest soil problems.” In First

North American Forest Soils Conference,

Proceedings. Michigan State University, September

8-11, 1958.

1958




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 10 Folder 168 139. “Soils and the food problem.” Proceedings of the

Hawaiian Academy Science. 1959.

1958

Box 10 Folder 169 140. “Shifting cultivation.” Journal Soil and Water

Conservation (India) 7 (1959): 35-39.

1959

Box 10 Folder 170 141. “Transfer of basic skills of food production.”

Annals of the American Academy of Political and

Social Science 331 (1960): 32-38.

1960

Box 10 Folder 171 142. “Predicting soil response to management.” In

Proceedings of the 11th Annual Fertilizer Conference

of the Pacific Northwest. 1960.

1960

Box 10 Folder 172 143. “The role of fertilizers in a changing

agriculture.” Association of American Fertilizer

Control Officials 14 (1960): 37-45.

1960

Box 10 Folder 173 144. Basic theory of soil conservation plans. Soil

Conservation 26 (1961): 151-53.

1961

Box 10 Folder 174 145. Review of Symposium on Basic Research by

Dael Wo1f1e, ed. In Journal of Soil and Water

Conservation 15 (1960): 83.

1960

Box 10 Folder 175 146. Review of The Nature and Properties of Soils by

Harry O. Buckman and Nyle C. Brady. 6 ed. In Soil

Conservation 26 (1960): 49.

1960

Box 10 Folder 176 147. Forward to Soil Classification: A Comprehensive

System (7th Approximation) by Soil Survey Staff.


1960

Box 10 Folder 177 149. Review of The Soil and Its Fertility by Henry

Teuscher and Rudolph Adler. In Soil Conservation 26

(1960): 95.

1960

Box 10 Folder 178 150. Review of From Theory to Practice in Soil

Mechanics: Selections from the Writings of Karl

Terzaghi by L. Bjerum, et al. In Soil Conservation 26

(1961): 143.

1961

Box 10 Folder 179 151. Review of The Chemistry and Technology of

Fertilizers edited by V. Sauchelli. In Journal of Soil

and Water Conservation 16 (1961): 28.

1961




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Folder

Number


Box 11 Folder 180 152. Soil interpretation in the Soil Survey. Soil

Conservation Service, United States Department of

Agriculture, 1961.

1961

Box 11 Folder 181 153. Useful items for a long journey of soil

exploration. Soil Conservation Service, United States


1962

Box 11 Folder 182 154. Review of The Soil Under Shifting Cultivation by

P. H. Nye and D. J. Greenland. In Soil Science of

America, Proceedings 25, no.3 (May-June), 1961.

1961

Box 11 Folder 183 155. “Productivity of the arable soils of the United

States 1927-1959.” Transactions of the 7th Congress,

International Society of Soil Science (Madison) l

(1960): XX-XXVIII.

1960

Box 11 Folder 184 156. Review of Introduction to Soil Microbiology by

Martin Alexander. In Soil Conservation 27 (1961): 72.

1961

Box 11 Folder 185 157. Introduction to Klingebiel, A. A. and Paul H.

Montgomery. “Land Capability Classification.”

USDA Agricultural Handbook, No. 210. 1961.

1961

Box 11 Folder 186 158. “Using agricultural resources for economic

development in underdeveloped countries.” In Food:

One Tool in International Economic Development.

Iowa State University Press, 1962.

1962

Box 11 Folder 187 159. “A comment on the world agricultural situation

as related to knowledge of science and its

application.” World Food Forum, Proceedings. 100th

Anniversary of USDA. Washington, District of

Columbia, May 15, 1962.

1962

Box 11 Folder 188 160. “A challenge to American soil scientists: On the

occasion of the 25th Anniversary of the Soil Science

Society of America.” Soil Science Society of America,

Proceedings 25, no. 6 (November-December 1961):

419-23.

1961

Box 11 Folder 189 161. “Using agricultural resources.” In Farm Policy

Forum 15 (1962-63): 12-20.

1962-1963




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Folder

Number


Box 11 Folder 190 162. “Interactions in agricultural development.” In

United States Papers for the United Nations

Conference on the Application of Science and

Technology for the Benefit of the Less Developed

Areas 3 (1962): 148-57. Also United Nations print

E/CONF.39/C/346, 1962. (Conference in Geneva,

February 1963.)

1962-1963

Box 11 Folder 191 163. “Soil surveys for use.” Transactions,

International Congress of Soil Science. New Zealand,

1962.

1962

Box 11 Folder 192 164. “The Soil Survey.” In After a Hundred Years:

Yearbook of Agriculture, 187-20l. Washington,

District of Columbia: United States Department of

Agriculture, 1962.

1962

Box 11 Folder 193 165. “Soil surveys basic throughout the world.” Soil

Conservation XXVIII (1962): 14-15.

1962

Box 11 Folder 194 166. The place of the laboratory in soil classification

and interpretation. Soil Conservation Service, United


1962

Box 11 Folder 195 167. Forward to Alexander Lyle T. and John G. Cady.

“Genesis and Hardening of Laterite in Soils.” USDA

Technical Bulletin, No. 1282. 1962.

1962


library.” (Newly revised) Soil Conservation Service,


1962-1964

Box 11 Folder 197 169. “Soil use for abundance in the newly developing

countries.” In Food for Peace: American Society of

Agronomy Special Publication, No.1 (1963): 28-35.

Also lecture before Soil Science Society of America,

1962.

1962-1963

Box 12 Folder 198 170. “Shifting cultivation.” Soil Science 95 (1963):

221-30.

1963

Box 12 Folder 199 171. “Man and the soil: the challenge of the future.”

New Zealand Society of Soil Science, Proceedings 5

(1962): 9-14.

1962




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 12 Folder 200 172. “Why a new system of soil classification?” (An

introduction to a special issue on the 7th

Approximation. Soil Science 96 (1963): 1-5.

1963

Box 12 Folder 201 173. “Opportunities for social scientists and

agronomists in the Soil Conservation Service.”

Journal of Agronomy 55 (1963): 575-6.

1963

Box 12 Folder 202 174. “Soil surveys help people make of the land what

they wish.” Soil Conservation 29 (1963): 105-6.

1963

Box 12 Folder 203 175. “Planning soil use for both individual and public

goals.” Journal Soil and Water Conservation 19

(1964): 3-6.

1964

Box 12 Folder 204 176. “Man, nature, and science.” In Conservation – in

the people's hands. American Association of School

Administrators: Washington, District of Columbia,

1964.

1964

Box 12 Folder 205 177. “Soil and land resources.” In Conservation – in

the people's hands. American Association of School

Administrators: Washington, District of Columbia,

1964.

1964

Box 12 Folder 206 178. “Potentials for food production.” In Farmer's

World: The Yearbook of Agriculture, 52-69.

Washington, District of Columbia: United States


1964

Box 12 Folder 207 179. “Soil-use planning for individual and public

goals.” Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists 20 (1964): 15-

18.

1964

Box 12 Folder 208 180. “Interactions and agricultural research in

emerging nations.” In Agricultural Sciences for the

Developing Nations, American Association for the

Advancement of Science (AAAS) Publication No. 76.


1964

Box 12 Folder 209 181. “Agricultural economists in the land-grant

university: two examples for interdisciplinary

research.” Journal of Farm Economics 46 (1964):

999-1003.

1964




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Folder

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Box 12 Folder 210 182. “Fertility and management of tropical soils.”

Proceedings, Agricultural Research Institute.

National Research Council: Washington, District of

Columbia, 1965.

1965

Box 12 Folder 211 183. “Non-degree courses in the College of

Agriculture.” In Proceedings, National Conference on

Short Courses. University of Minnesota, 1965.

1965

Box 12 Folder 212 185. “Development of world resources for food: a

challenge to land-grant universities.” In People and

Food: Centennial Symposium, 1865-1965. University

of Kentucky, 1966.

1965

Box 12 Folder 213 187. “Soil surveys for community planning.” In Soil

surveys in land-use planning. Soil Science Society of

America: Madison, Wisconsin, 1966.

1966

Box 12 Folder 214 189. Forward to Aerial-photo Interpretation in

Classifying and Mapping Soils USDA Agricultural

Handbook, No. 294. 1966.

1966

Box 12 Folder 215 190. “World food prospects and potentials: a long-run

look.” In Alternatives for balancing world food

production and needs. Iowa State University Press:

Ames, 1967.

1966-1967

Box 12 Folder 216 191. “Brief biography.” Journal of Indian Society of

Soil Science 14, no. 3 (1966): 149-50.

1966

Box 13 Folder 217 192. “World potentials of arable soils.” Soil

Conservation 32 (1967): 243-4.

1967

Box 13 Folder 218 193. “Water-control systems on soils used for

farming.” International Conference on Water for

Peace. Washington, District of Columbia, 1967.

1967

Box 13 Folder 219 194. “A Joycean holiday.” In American Book

Collector 17, no. 10 (1967): 10-16.

1967

Box 13 Folder 220 195. “Education of soil scientists and crop scientists.”

In Challenge to Agronomy for the Future. ASA

Special Publication, No. 10. 1967.

1967




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Number

Folder

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Box 13 Folder 221 196. “Resource use and economic development: the

role of the land-grant university.” Proceedings of the

Annual Conference of Minnesota Agricultural

Extension Service. St. Paul, 1966

1966

Box 13 Folder 222 197. Comment on Agricultural Development in the

Tropics by McPherson and Johnston. In Agricultural

development and economic growth. Southwort and

Johnston, eds. Cornell University Press, 1967.

1967

Box 13 Folder 223 198. Review of La Pedologie by Georges Aubert and

Jean Boulaine. In Soil Science Society of America

Proceedings 31, no. 5 (1967): IV.

1967

Box 13 Folder 224 199. “Fit suburbia to its soils.” (Advanced partial

printing.) Urban Land 26, no. 11 (1967): 3-7.

1967

Box 13 Folder 225 200. “Our soils in books.” American Book Collector

10, no. 3 (1967): 17-21 and 10, no. 4 (1967): 12-19.

1967-1968

Box 13 Folder 226 201. “Fit suburbia to its soils.” In Soil, Water, and

Suburbia. United States Department of Agriculture:


1968


library.” Revised. United States Department of

Agriculture, April 1968.

1968

Box 13 Folder 228 203. Review of Changing Patterns of Fertilizer Use.

In Soil Conservation 33, no. 10 (1968).

1968

Box 13 Folder 229 204. Lament for B. Twelve Oaks Press: Portland.

1968. Limited to 75 copies.

1968

Box 13 Folder 230 205. “A forward look at soil use.” Journal Soil and

Water Conservation. 23, no. 4 (1968): 127-130.

1968

Box 13 Folder 231 206. “World potentials for arable soils.” With A. C.

Orvedal. In War on Hunger 2, no. 9 (September

1968): 14-17.

1968

Box 13 Folder 232 207. Application of the principle of interactions to

agricultural development. Pan American Soil

Conservation Congress Proceedings, Sao Paulo.

1966.

1966




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Number

Folder

Number


Box 13 Folder 233 208. Reviews in the American Book Collector 19, no.

3 (1968): 7-12: “Rural economy and country life in

the Medieval West”; “Soil animals”; “Loess and

related eolian deposits of the world”; “Prairie plants

and their environment;” and “Faces of the land.”

1968

Box 13 Folder 234 209. “Management of tropical soils for sustained

production.” Proceedings of the Pan American Soil

Conservation Commission, 1969.

1969

Box 13 Folder 235 210. “Suggested reading in agricultural technical

assistance.” Soil Conservation Service, United States


1968

Box 13 Folder 236 211. “Travel notes of soil scientists.” Soil

Conservation Service, United States Department of

Agriculture, 1969.

1969

Box 13 Folder 237 212. “What urban building does to soil and water.”

With H. C. Enderlin. Soil Conservation 35, no. 4

(1969): 83-86.

1969

Box 13 Folder 238 213. Review of Reclamation and cultivation of peat-

bog soils by S. G. Skoropanov. In Geoderma 3

(1969/1970).

1969

Box 14 Folder 239 214. “Potentially arable soils of the world and critical

measures for their use.” With A. C. Orvedal. In

Advances in Agronomy, Vol. 21. 1969.

1974

Box 14 Folder 240 215. Review of Can Primitive Farming Be

Modernized? by F. Jurion and J. Henry. In Soil

Conservation. 35, no. 6 (1970): 142.

1970

Box 14 Folder 241 216. Review of Can Primitive Farming Be

Modernized? by F. Jurion and J. Henry. In War on

Hunger 4, no. 2 (1970): 20.

1970

Box 14 Folder 242 217. Review of Introduction to the Study of Soils in

Tropical and Subtropical Regions by P. Buringh. In

Atlas 5, no. 1 (March 1969).

1969

Box 14 Folder 243 218. Review of Soils in the Tugela Basin by E. R.

Orchard. In Soil Conservation 35, no. 12 (1970): 284-

5.

1970




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Number

Folder

Number


Box 14 Folder 244 219. The principles of planning based on soil surveys.

Soil Conservation Service, United States Department

of Agriculture, 1970.

1970


library.” Revised. Soil Conservation Service, United


1970-1971

Box 14 Folder 246 221. Review of Introduction to the Study of Soils in

Tropical and Subtropical Regions 2nd ed. by P.

Buringh. In Soil Conservation. 36, no. 8 (1971): 189.

1971

Box 14 Folder 247 222. Review of Benefits and Burdens of Rural

Development: some public policy viewpoints by Earl

O. Heady et al. In Soil Conservation 36, no. 11

(1971): 26.

1970

Box 14 Folder 248 223. “Town-country planning.” In Yearbook of

Agriculture, 28-33. Washington, District of Columbia:


1971

Box 14 Folder 249 224. “Note on animal science.” In Professional

Nutritionist 4, no. 2 (1972): 9-10.

1971

Box 14 Folder 250 225. “Implementing a national land-use policy: a

question of constitutionality.” Journal of Soil and

Water Conservation 27, no. 5 (1972): 225-226.

1972

Box 14 Folder 251 227. “Soil Science moves ahead in 25 years.” In

Crops and Soils 25, no. 2 (1972): 5-6.

1972

Box 14 Folder 252 228. “Town-and-country development.” In Rural

America by What Standards? Proceedings of the 51st

Conference of the American Country Life Association,

Inc. 1972.

1972

Box 14 Folder 253 228a, 228b, 228c. Biography of Charles Edwin

Kellogg

1970-1971

Box 14 Folder 254 231. “Expanding farm production: extending the area

of soils used.” In Man, Food, and Nutrition. Editor,

Miloslav Rechcigl, Jr., ed. Chemical Rubber

Company Press: Cleveland, Ohio, 1973.

1973

Box 14 Folder 255 240. “Education of soil scientists.” Journal of

Agronomic Education 3 (1974): 98-101.

1974



Series III. Manuscript File.


Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 15 Folder 256 Miscellaneous reviews and statements. “Every soil is

fertile; but not for all plants” and biographical

statement on Kellogg in The Fertilizer Review 10, no.

5 (1935): 15.

1935

Box 15 Folder 257 Review of Soils of Germany by Hermann Stremme. In

Geographischer Literaturbericht (1937).

1937

Box 15 Folder 258 Miscellaneous published notes in Farm Policy Forum 1949-1950, No

Date

Box 15 Folder 259 “Using our soils for freedom.” Farm Policy Forum 5,

no. 11 (November 1952): 8-11.

1952

Box 15 Folder 260 “Why scientific aid to foreign countries?” Farm

Policy Forum 6, no. 1 (January 1953): 25-29.

1953

Box 15 Folder 261 “Relationship of soil characteristics to land use.” Land

Use Forum. Manhattan, Kansas: Kansas State

College, 1955.

1955

Box 15 Folder 262 “Soil genesis, classification, and cartography: 1924-

1974.” Geoderma 12 (1974): 347-362.

1974

Series III. Manuscript File. 1929-1974, No Date. 13 boxes.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 15 Folder 263 1. A system of land classification. 1935

Box 15 Folder 264 2. The soil research needed for better land use.

January 17, 1937.

1937

Box 15 Folder 265 3. Phosphorous and the future. 1937

Box 15 Folder 266 4. Soil survey and the appraisal problem. December

22, 1937. (See Oversize Box 73, Folder 266)

1937-1938

Box 15 Folder 267 5. Lectures on soils. University of Tennessee. July 18-

22, 1938.

1938




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Number

Folder

Number


Box 15 Folder 268 6. Soil and nutrition. University of Georgia. February

1939.

1939

Box 15 Folder 269 7. Soil and people. Knoxville, Tennessee. April 1939. 1939

Box 15 Folder 270 8. Remarks concerning soil made at the Great Plains

Conference. Flagstaff, Arizona. September 5, 1939.

1939

Box 15 Folder 271 9. Economic aspects of soil conservation – notes.

November 15, 1939.

1939

Box 15 Folder 272 10. Rural land classification for tax assessment.

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)

Bulletin. December 1939.

1939

Box 15 Folder 273 11. The problem of continuing a program of

agricultural adjustment – speech. Lincoln, Nebraska.

January 1, 1940. (See Oversize Box 73, Folder 1182)

1940

Box 15 Folder 274 12. Some aspects of the present conflicts in science.

March 22, 1940.

1940

Box 15 Folder 275 13. Relations between people and landscape – notes.

May 23, 1940.

1940

Box 15 Folder 276 14. Possibilities and limitations of a grassland

agriculture in the South. Presented at the Regional

Grassland Conference. Tifton, Georgia. July 25, 1940.

1940

Box 15 Folder 277 15. Soil maps and our changing farm map,

unpublished. November 4, 1940.

1940

Box 16 Folder 278 16. Scientist and agricultural policy in a democratic

state, speech. American Association for the

Advancement of Science (AAAS) meeting in

Philadelphia. December 1940. (See Oversize Box 73,

Folder 1183)

1940-1941

Box 16 Folder 279 17. Soil groups and cultural patterns. Iowa lecture.

February 24, 1941.

1941

Box 16 Folder 280 19. The definition of soil slope and of slope of phases

in soil classification. May 1941.

1941




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 16 Folder 281 20. Major factors recognized in nutrition’s

contribution to health. Prepared for Dr. H. A. Morgan.

May 1941.

1941

Box 16 Folder 282 21. The strength and weakness of our national

resources in total war. Wisconsin. May 16, 1942.

1942

Box 16 Folder 283 22. Agricultural and land policies in retrospect –

notes. January 6, 1943

1942-1943

Box 16 Folder 284 23. Soil and people. Vassar College, December 23,

1943.

1943

Box 16 Folder 285 25. Rural patterns. Lecture in New York, School for

Naval Officers. September 11, 1943.

1943

Box 16 Folder 286 26. Our garden soil. January 1, 1944. 1944

Box 16 Folder 287 27. Soil and environment. Vassar College. January 19,

1944.

1944

Box 16 Folder 288 28. Soil and people. Vassar second lecture, January

19, 1944. Also Soil and civilization.

1944

Box 16 Folder 289 29. Soil and people. American Geographical Society,

New York. January 18, 1944.

1944

Box 16 Folder 290 30. Longtime problems of agricultural land-use.

Lincoln, Nebraska. February 1, 1944.

1944

Box 16 Folder 291 31. Soil science and human welfare. The Messenger

Lectures, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York.

March 1945.

1945

Box 16 Folder 292 32. Modern science can contribute to a solution of the

basic problems of rural lands in the Missouri River

Valley. Presented to the Senate Committee on

Irrigation and Reclamation. September 20, 1945.

1945

Box 16 Folder 293 33. Farmers and the peace: the birth of FAO (Food

and Agriculture Organization). November 27, 1945.

1945

Box 16 Folder 294 35. Soils and nutrition – notes. New York City.

December 12, 1945.

1945

Box 16 Folder 295 36. Can the soil keep us healthy? 1945




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 16 Folder 296 37. Soil science principles as applied to land-use

planning, outline. Vassar, May 14, 1946.

1946

Box 17 Folder 297 37a. Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA): United

States Department of Agriculture (USDA)

cooperation

1945-1947

Box 17 Folder 298 38. Soil. In Encyclopedia Americana. 1945-1948

Box 17 Folder 299 39. Summary statement of research studies and need.

Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural

Engineering. April, 1947.

1947

Box 17 Folder 300 40. Nomenclature of lateritic soils – tropical soils.

December 18, 1947.

1947

Box 17 Folder 301 41. Contributions of Soil Survey to Southern

agriculture. Meeting of Southern Agricultural

Workers Association, Washington, District of

Columbia. February 12, 1948.

1948

Box 17 Folder 302 43. Soil and food for the world: a challenge. Address

at the University of New Hampshire. October 8, 1948.

1948

Box 17 Folder 303 44. What modern soil science can mean to the small

family farm. International radio talk. New York.

October 15, 1948.

1948

Box 17 Folder 304 45. Soil and the world food problem. Lecture for

Cooper Union Forum, New York. December 21,

1948.

1948

Box 17 Folder 305 46. The soil. In Book of Science. 1946-1949

Box 17 Folder 306 46a. Soil conservation and world food needs.

Minneapolis, Minnesota. March 11, 1949.

1949

Box 17 Folder 307 47. Food, soil, and people. Address before the Ohio

Valley Association of Food Technologists. May 21,

1949.

1949

Box 17 Folder 308 49. Land resources to meet the needs of the United

States for farms. Address before the Land Economics

Institute, Iowa State College. June 21, 1949.

1949




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 17 Folder 309 50. Soils and food. Address at the University of

Michigan. July 7, 1949.

1949

Box 17 Folder 310 51. The future of the Soil Survey. Address before the

Soil Science Society of America (SSSA) on the

occasion of the 50th

anniversary of the United States

Soil Survey. Milwaukee, Wisconsin. October 1949.

1949

Box 17 Folder 311 52. Report on the colonies by the special missions to

survey agricultural problems and research needs in the

British African colonies and protectorates. Marlin G.

Cline. October 7, 1949. (See Oversize Box 73, Folder

1184)

1949

Box 17 Folder 312 53. Soil resources. Address for State Agricultural

Extension Service, Little Rock, Arkansas. December

8, 1949.

1949

Box 17 Folder 313 54. The soils on which we live. Grolier Society, The

Story of Our Time.

1948-1949

Box 17 Folder 314 55. Agricultural conservation program. March 14,

1949.

1949

Box 17 Folder 315 56. Agricultural conservation program. 1950

Box 17 Folder 316 57. Soil conservation in the humid tropics – notes. 1950

Box 17 Folder 317 58. Soil for world production. Address for the

American National Live Stock Association, Miami,

Florida. January 6, 1950.

1950

Box 17 Folder 318 59. Soil and food quality – notes. Symposium on

nutrition at Knoxville, Tennessee. January 18, 1950.

1950

Box 17 Folder 319 60. Our soil resources: their use and limitations.

Address for Forum on Public Policy, University of

Missouri. March 9, 1950.

1950

Box 17 Folder 320 61. Soil and world food production. Address for class

in Great Issues, Texas A&M. March 20, 1950.

1950

Box 17 Folder 321 62. General lecture on soils of Alaska. April 24, 1950. 1946-1950

Box 17 Folder 322 63. Soils and agriculture of western Europe – outline.

November 18, 1950.

1950




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 17 Folder 323 64. Soil classification links research with the farm.

Speech given at 50th

Anniversary of Plant Industry

Station. October 24-26, 1951.

1951

Box 18 Folder 324 65. Technical Assistance to Foreign Countries,

Discussion at National Farm Institute, Des Moines,

Iowa. February 16, 1951.

1951

Box 18 Folder 325 66. Tropical soils – notes for lectures 1951

Box 18 Folder 326 67. Critical shortage of general soil scientists. April

17, 1951.

1951

Box 18 Folder 327 68. On writing: writing by soil scientists. August

1951.

1951

Box 18 Folder 328 69. Poor farms: an outdated national luxury. June

1952.

1951-1952

Box 18 Folder 329 70. Effective employment of low income farm

families. Michigan State College, East Lansing.

October 28-30, 1952.

1952

Box 18 Folder 330 71. Soil management in Israel; discussion of Negev.

New York City. December 9, 1952.

1952

Box 18 Folder 331 73. The survey and classification of soils. Remarks to

the Study Group on Soils, Water and Fertilizer, Plant

Industry Station. December 16, 1952.

1952

Box 18 Folder 332 74. Plans for revision of the general system of soil

classification. Statement for the annual meeting of the

National Soil and Fertilizer Research Committee.

March 1952.

1952

Box 18 Folder 333 75. Soil use and free men. 1972

Box 18 Folder 334 77. World food: facts and prospects. Notes for

seminar discussion before American Friends Science

Committee. International Student House, Washington,

D.C. February 4, 1954.

1954

Box 18 Folder 335 78. We can have plenty to eat. Address before the 42nd

annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of the

United States, Washington, District of Columbia.

April 27, 1954.

1954




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 18 Folder 336 79. Economic growth of American agriculture. June

23, 1954.

1954

Box 18 Folder 337 80. Changing prospects for soil conservation. Address

before the Mississippi section of the American

Society of Agronomy. January 14, 1955.

1955

Box 18 Folder 338 81. Our soils, our food; and Time to live or giants of

the soil. Address before District of Columbia Medical

Association. March 23, 1955.

1955

Box 18 Folder 339 82. Conservation and competition for use of soil and

water resources. Address before the Michigan

Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters, East Lansing,

Michigan. March 25, 1955.

1955

Box 18 Folder 340 83. Soils and agriculture of The Belgian Congo. Notes

for lecture before the Custer Chapter Soil

Conservation Society of America. June 15, 1955.

1955

Box 18 Folder 341 84. Some effects of vegetarian soils, outline. Meriden,

New Hampshire. July 25, 1955.

1955

Box 18 Folder 342 85. Soils and agricultural abundance. Address before

the Quad City Institute of World Affairs, Augustana

College, Rock Island, Illinois. November 19, 1955.

1955

Box 18 Folder 343 86. What can we do with our soils? Address at Kansas

State College, Manhattan, Kansas. November 28,

1955.

1955

Box 18 Folder 344 87. Soil management in gardens 1955

Box 18 Folder 345 88. Agricultural action at local levels. November 1,

1956.

1956

Box 18 Folder 346 89. National agricultural research center – notes.

December 28, 1956.

1956

Box 18 Folder 347 90. Future problems of the Soil Survey. Notes from a

talk given before the North Central Regional Work-

Planning Conference at Monticello, Illinois. January

14, 1957.

1957




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 18 Folder 348 91. Soil management. Address before the Brighton

Agricultural Institute, Brighton, Colorado. February 4,

1957.

1957

Box 18 Folder 349 92. Soil management goals in soil conservation.

Address before the Empire State Chapter, Soil

Conservation Society, Ithaca, New York. February 15,

1957.

1957

Box 18 Folder 350 93. The National Cooperative Soil Survey and forest

management. Address before the American Pulpwood

Association, New York City. February 20, 1957.

1957

Box 18 Folder 351 94. Opportunities for improved soil use. Address at

the University of Arkansas. March 18, 1957.

1957

Box 18 Folder 352 95. Notes on cat clay in South Carolina. May 24,

1957.

1957

Box 18 Folder 353 96. Soil Survey: The National Cooperative Soil

Survey for land-use engineering planning. June 27,

1957.

1957

Box 18 Folder 354 97. A summary of soil potentialities in the Southern

states. September 26, 1957.

1957

Box 18 Folder 355 98. A look at soil – radio. September 30, 1957. 1957

Box 19 Folder 356 99. Changing world agriculture – notes. Illinois.

November 7, 1957.

1957

Box 19 Folder 357 100. Soil fertility, soil survey, and classification 1957

Box 19 Folder 358 101. A look at future forest soil problems. Address

before the North American Forest Soil Conference,

Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan.

September 8, 1958.

1958

Box 19 Folder 359 102. Remarks on impressions of the United States’

mission on soil and water use in the Soviet Union

during the summer of 1958. Before the National

Agricultural Advisory Commission. September 30,

1958.

1958




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 19 Folder 360 103. The role of the scientist in shaping land-use

policy. Presented at the 13th

annual meeting of the

Soil Conservation Society of America (SCSA),

Asheville, North Carolina. October 20, 1958.

1958

Box 19 Folder 361 104. Uses of the Soil Survey. Nevada. November 4,

1958

1958

Box 19 Folder 362 105. A glimpse of soil conservation in the Soviet

Union. December 17, 1958.

1958

Box 19 Folder 363 106. Shifting cultivation. Journal of Soil and Water

Conservation in India, volume 7.

1959

Box 19 Folder 364 108. Soil response to management. New Jersey.

January 1960.

1960

Box 19 Folder 365 109. Soil conservation. Notes for lecture before

Kiwanis Club luncheon, Arlington, Virginia. April 6,

1960.

1960

Box 19 Folder 366 110. Technical assistance. Outline of remarks for

Minnesota Seminar. July 11, 1960.

1960

Box 19 Folder 367 111. Predicting soil response to management: the role

of benchmark soils. Address before the 11th

Annual

Pacific Northwest Regional Fertilizer Conference,

Salt Lake City, Utah. July 1, 1960.

1960

Box 19 Folder 368 112. Tropical soils. August 31, 1960. 1960

Box 19 Folder 369 113. Shifting cultivation. 1960

Box 19 Folder 370 114. The role of fertilizers in a changing agriculture,

(management). Address before the Association of

American Fertilizer Control Officials, Shoreham

Hotel, Washington, District of Columbia. October 14,

1960.

1960

Box 19 Folder 371 115. Soil fertility and soil conservation plans. Address

before the Empire State Soil Fertility Association,

Ithaca, New York. December 14, 1960.

1960

Box 19 Folder 372 116. General soil science. Illinois. January 11, 1961. 1961




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 19 Folder 373 117. Knowledge of the humanities for executives.

May 16, 1961.

1961

Box 19 Folder 374 118. Future needs and uses of our soils in the United

States. Nashville, Tennessee. May 16, 1961.

1961

Box 19 Folder 375 119. Use of the soil surveys – outline. Cornell

University, Ithaca, New York. May 24, 1961.

1961

Box 19 Folder 376 120. Soil surveys and technical assistance. Arkansas.

June 1, 1961.

1961

Box 19 Folder 377 121. Soils of the tropics and subtropics. Cornell

University, Ithaca, New York. June 1961.

1961

Box 19 Folder 378 122. The Soil Survey of the United States, outline.

September 1, 1961.

1961

Box 19 Folder 379 123. India – agricultural development. November

1961.

1961

Box 19 Folder 380 124. Soviet Union – outline. Lincoln, Nebraska.

November 1961.

1961

Box 19 Folder 381 125. Tropical soils. November 6, 1961. 1961

Box 19 Folder 382 126. A challenge to American soil scientists: on the

occasion of the 25th

anniversary of the Soil Science

Society of America (SSSA). Drafts and

correspondence for an address before Soil Science

Society of America, St. Louis, Missouri. November

27-30, 1961.

1961

Box 19 Folder 383 127. Soil survey for range development and

conservation. Address before the Nevada State

Association of Soil Conservation District Supervisors,

Lovelock, Nevada. December 1, 1961.

1961

Box 19 Folder 384 128. The Soil Survey – notes. Lincoln, Nebraska.

December 1961.

1961

Box 19 Folder 385 129. Soils of tropics and subtropics. Lincoln,

Nebraska. December 1961.

1961

Box 19 Folder 386 130. Your opportunities in the Soil Survey. St. Paul,

Minnesota. February 1962.

1962




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 19 Folder 387 131. Education of a soil scientist. St. Paul, Minnesota.

February 1962.

1962

Box 19 Folder 388 132. Our rapidly changing America. St. Paul,

Minnesota. February 1962.

1962

Box 19 Folder 389 133. Soviet Union – outline. St. Paul, Minnesota.

February 1962.

1962

Box 19 Folder 390 133a. Using agricultural resources for economic

development in underdeveloped countries. Speech at

Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa. February 21,

1962.

1962

Box 19 Folder 391 134. What’s happening to our national resources?

Extension Service, United States Department of

Agriculture (USDA). May 7, 1962.

1962

Box 19 Folder 392 135. The world food problem in relation to science

and its application. Comment before the World Food

Forum on the occasion of the centennial of the United

States Department of Agriculture. May 16, 1962.

1962

Box 19 Folder 393 136. How can we get our soils producing efficiently

both here and abroad? June 11, 1962.

1962

Box 19 Folder 394 137. Opportunities for soil scientists and agronomists

in the Soil Conservation Service. Talk given before

the American Society of Agronomy at Ithaca, New

York. August 21, 1962.

1962

Box 19 Folder 395 138. Soil use for abundance in the newly developed

countries. Address before the Soil Science Society of

America (Division V) as a contribution to the Food

for Peace Program, Ithaca, New York. August 21,

1962.

1962

Box 20 Folder 396 140. Two Cultures, seminar. Graduate School, United

States Department of Agriculture (USDA). December

12, 1962.

1962

Box 20 Folder 397 141. The natural fallow. An address before the Royal

Canadian Institute, Toronto, Canada. December 15,

1962.

1962




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 20 Folder 398 142. Soil and land resources in the United States.

December 26, 1962.

1962

Box 20 Folder 399 143. The Soil Survey in a growing country. 1962

Yearbook.

1962

Box 20 Folder 400 145. Why a new system of classification? Soil

Science, volume 96, number 1.

1963

Box 20 Folder 401 146. Bureau of Public Roads talk. January 15, 1963. 1963

Box 20 Folder 402 147. Interactions in agricultural development – long

and short version. January 24, 1963.

1963

Box 20 Folder 403 148. Remarks at Michigan State University. February

28, 1963.

1963

Box 20 Folder 404 149. The outlook for agriculture. Lecture given at

Pennsylvania State University. May 10, 1963.

1963

Box 20 Folder 405 151. Planning soil use for both individual and public

goals. Talk at 18th

annual meeting of Soil

Conservation Society of America, Logan, Utah.

August 27, 1963.

1963-1964

Box 20 Folder 406 152. Teaching of agricultural undergraduates. Address

before a teaching seminar, Oklahoma State

University. October 26, 1963.

1963

Box 20 Folder 407 153. National Research Council. November 7, 1963. 1963

Box 20 Folder 408 154. Goals of the state agricultural colleges. Address

before the Midwestern Section of the American

Society of Animal Science, Chicago, Illinois.

November 29, 1963.

1963

Box 20 Folder 409 154a. The changing role of the land-grant university.

Knoxville, Tennessee. December 10, 1963.

1963

Box 20 Folder 410 155. Interactions and agricultural research in

emerging nations. Annual meeting of the American

Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS),

Cleveland, Ohio. December 29, 1963.

1963




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 20 Folder 411 156. New opportunities for community development

and water resources. Talk given at Seattle soil

conference. January 21, 1964.

1964

Box 20 Folder 412 157. Soils of the tropics and subtropics. Guelph,

Canada. February 1964.

1964

Box 20 Folder 413 158. Soil management of azaleas; notes on azaleas.

November 1957, revised 1964.

1957-1964

Box 20 Folder 414 159. Potentials for world food production. Sewanee,

Tennessee. March 3, 1964.

1964

Box 20 Folder 415 160. Agricultural development. Lecture given at

Pennsylvania State University. March 30, 1964.

1964

Box 20 Folder 416 161. Soil science and tomorrow’s food. California

Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo,

California. April 20, 1964.

1964

Box 20 Folder 417 162. Trends in colleges of agriculture. Alpha Zeta.

April 16, 1964.

1964-1965

Box 20 Folder 418 162a. Role of agricultural economists in the changing

land grant university. Address before the American

Farm Economic Association, Purdue University.

August 17, 1964.

1964

Box 20 Folder 419 163. The liberal arts and reading. Lecture before

Graduate School, United States Department of

Agriculture (USDA). May 6, 1964.

1964

Box 20 Folder 420 164. Economic development in relation to agriculture

in India and the Soviet Union (USSR), Pennsylvania

State University. May 13, 1964.

1964

Box 20 Folder 421 165. Soils and forestry – notes. Quantico, Virginia.

May 18, 1964.

1964

Box 20 Folder 422 165a. Accreditation by professional societies. July 1,

1964.

1964

Box 20 Folder 423 167. Soil surveys within the Soil Conservation

Service (SCS). For group from Topraksu, Turkey.

August 9, 1964.

1964




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Number

Folder

Number


Box 20 Folder 424 167a. Land-grant colleges of agriculture. Speech

before Organization of Professional Employees,

United States Department of Agriculture (OPEDA).

September 15, 1964.

1964

Box 20 Folder 425 168. Speech before the 4-H leaders. October 8, 1964. 1964

Box 20 Folder 426 168a. The undergraduate program of the land-grant

colleges of agriculture – summary. October 15, 1964.

1964

Box 21 Folder 427 169. Renewable natural resources: the role of the

land-grant universities. Ames, Iowa. October 26,

1964.

1964

Box 21 Folder 428 170. Speech given before information group.

November 5, 1964.

1964

Box 21 Folder 429 171. Soil-use planning for individual and public goals.

Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, volume 20.

1964

Box 21 Folder 430 172. Two cultures. December 1964. 1964-1967

Box 21 Folder 431 174. Soil Survey, agriculture, and economic

development. Work-Planning Conference, Chicago,

Illinois. January 25-29, 1965.

1965

Box 21 Folder 432 175. What consumers want to know – radio. February

1965.

1965

Box 21 Folder 433 176. Fertilizer technology – Indian trainees.

Washington, District of Columbia. April 8. 1965.

1965

Box 21 Folder 434 177. Land-grant colleges of agriculture, Organization

of Professional Employees, United States Department

of Agriculture (OPEDA) talk. April 13, 1965.

1965

Box 21 Folder 435 178. Prospects for the future of agricultural colleges in

the United States. Ohio alumni. May 13, 1965.

1965

Box 21 Folder 436 178a. Non-degree courses in the college of

agriculture. National Short Course Conference,

Waseca, Minnesota. July 19, 1965.

1965

Box 21 Folder 437 179. Descriptive legends for soil surveys. Speech

given at New Philadelphia, Ohio. September 27, 1965.

1965




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Number

Folder

Number


Box 21 Folder 438 180. Development of world resources for food: a

challenge to land-grant universities. Address before

the College of Agriculture, University of Kentucky,

Lexington, Kentucky. October 14, 1965.

1965

Box 21 Folder 439 181. Fertility and management of tropical soils.

Address before the Agriculture Research Institute,

National Research Council, Washington, District of

Columbia. October 18, 1965.

1965

Box 21 Folder 440 182. Soil surveys for community planning. Address

before the Soil Science Society of America (SSSA),

Columbus, Ohio. November 3, 1965.

1965

Box 21 Folder 441 182a. Undergraduate education in the college of

agriculture. An address before section on Resident

Instruction in Agriculture of the National Association

of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges,

Minneapolis, Minnesota. November 15, 1965.

1965

Box 21 Folder 442 183. Soil science and resource planning: role of soil

and water conservation districts. Address before the

New Mexico Association of Soil and Water

Conservation Districts, Hobbs, New Mexico.

December 10, 1965.

1965

Box 21 Folder 443 183a. Tropical soils. Notre Dame. Written December

28, 1965.

1965-1966

Box 21 Folder 444 184. Introduction for new Soil Survey. Prepared for

Congressman William M. McCulloch. January 14,

1966.

1966

Box 21 Folder 445 185. To develop an interest in soils among young

people, Lecture before District of Columbia teachers.

January 25, 1966.

1966

Box 21 Folder 446 186. Soil Survey in 1966. Illinois. February 1, 1966. 1966

Box 21 Folder 447 187. Application of the principle of interactions to

agricultural development. Pan-American Soil

Conservation Congress, San Paulo, Brazil. April 12-

29, 1966.

1966




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Number

Folder

Number


Box 21 Folder 448 188. The soil survey of Greene County. Address given

on the occasion of mapping the last acre in Greene

County, Eutaw, Alabama. May 19, 1966.

1966

Box 21 Folder 449 189. Urgent need of soil surveys for planning resource

use in areas of drastic changes in land use. May 4,

1966.

1966

Box 21 Folder 450 191. Education of soil scientists and crop scientists.

An address before the American Society of Agronomy

(ASA). Stillwater, Oklahoma. August 23, 1966.

1966

Box 21 Folder 450a 191a. Recruitment of agronomists. Minutes of

American Society of Agronomy (ASA) Agronomic

Administrators Roundtable. Stillwater, Oklahoma.

August 1966.

1966

Box 21 Folder 451 192. What soils for farming? September 1966. 1966

Box 21 Folder 452 193. Outline for cartographic conference. Lincoln,

Nebraska. October 1966.

1966

Box 21 Folder 453 194. Resource use and economic development: the

role of the land-grant university. Address before the

staff of the Minnesota Agricultural Extension Service,

University of Minnesota. October 27, 1966.

1966

Box 21 Folder 454 195. World food production and potentials: a long run

look. Address at the Center for Agriculture and

Economic Adjustment, Iowa State University, Ames,

Iowa. November 8, 1966.

1966

Box 21 Folder 455 196. Missouri seminar on study. Address at the

Memorial Student Union, Gamma Sigma Delta

(Honor Society of Agriculture), Missouri Chapter,

University of Missouri. November 11, 1966.

1966

Box 21 Folder 456 197. Talk given on agricultural colleges of the United

States. Alpha Zeta. January 17, 1967.

1967

Box 21 Folder 457 198. Small-scale soil maps for general planning.

March 1967.

1967




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Number

Folder

Number


Box 21 Folder 458 199. The future role of the general soil scientist.

Address at 1967 National Intercollegiate Soil Judging

Contest, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York. May

5, 1967.

1967-1971

Box 21 Folder 459 199a. Procedures for determining the irrigability of

soils and of land tracts. May 2, 1967.

1967

Box 21 Folder 460 201. Role of education in agricultural development.

Talk given to group of Foreign Agricultural Service

(FAS) trainees. May 23, 1967.

1967

Box 22 Folder 461 203. Fit suburbia to its soils. Address at Soil, Water,

and Suburbia Conference, Washington, District of

Columbia. June 15, 1967.

1967

Box 22 Folder 462 204. Interactions in agricultural development. Address

before the Land Clearing Seminar, Peoria, Illinois.

June 27, 1967.

1967

Box 22 Folder 463 205. The nutrient cycle and soil formation.

Montgomery Junior College. July 5, 1967.

1967

Box 22 Folder 464 206. A forward look at soil use in the United States.

Address before the Soil Conservation Society of

America (SCSA), Des Moines, Iowa. August 15,

1967.

1967

Box 22 Folder 465 207. Opportunities and problems: National

Cooperative Soil Survey. Western Regional Soil

Survey Conference, Riverside, California. January

1968.

1968

Box 22 Folder 466 208. Introduction of published soil survey of Ross

County, Ohio. For Congressman Harsha. March 4,

1968.

1968

Box 22 Folder 467 209. Communications. Lecture at United States Army

Engineers School, Fort Belvoir, Virginia. March 27,

1968.

1968

Box 22 Folder 468 210. World potentials for farm production. Address in

Ionia County, Michigan. April 22, 1968.

1968

Box 22 Folder 469 211. The soil scientist must be a traveler. Michigan.

April 1968.

1968




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Number

Folder

Number


Box 22 Folder 470 212. Opportunities and problems: National

Cooperative Soil Survey. Southern Regional Soil

Survey Conference, Clemson, South Carolina. July 9,

1968.

1968

Box 22 Folder 471 213. The principle of interactions in soil use. Talk

given to a group from other countries in Public

Administration in Agricultural Development, Agency

for International Development (AID). July 16, 1968.

1967-1970

Box 22 Folder 472 214. Changing agriculture. Before United States

Department of Agriculture (USDA) Executive

Development Seminar, Front Royal, Virginia.

November 20-21, 1968.

1968

Box 22 Folder 473 215. Fit suburbia to its soils. Washington Association

of Soil and Water Conservation Districts, Vancouver,

Washington. December 2, 1968.

1968

Box 22 Folder 474 216. Papers prepared for Interactive Authoring and

Display System (IADS) newsletter: Combined

practices and programs and the principles of

interaction and World potentials for arable soils.

January 1968.

1968

Box 22 Folder 475 217. Potentially arable soils of the world and critical

measures for their use. Advances in Agronomy.

1967-1970

Box 22 Folder 476 218. Land-use policy in the United States. Prepared

for meeting to develop position on land-use policy.

January 9, 1969.

1969

Box 22 Folder 477 219. Management of tropical soils for sustained

production. Pan-American Soil Conservation

Seminar. Washington, District of Columbia. January

24, 1969.

1969

Box 22 Folder 478 220. Notes for National Work-Planning Conference.

Charleston, South Carolina. January 27-30, 1969.

1969

Box 23 Folder 479 221. What urban building does to soil and water.

November 1969 issue of Soil Conservation.

1969




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Number

Folder

Number


Box 23 Folder 480 222. The package for agricultural development versus

starting too much at once. For an Agency for

International Development (AID) publication.

December 1, 1969.

1969

Box 23 Folder 481 223. Remarks for North Central Regional Technical

Work-Planning Conference. Champaign, Illinois.

March 2, 1970.

1970

Box 23 Folder 482 224. Soil surveys and zoning. Paper for National

Institute of Farm and Land Brokers, Sheraton Park

Hotel, Washington, District of Columbia. May 25

1970.

1970

Box 23 Folder 483 225. Conservation through town-and-country

planning. Addresses before 1970 State Conservation

Workshop for Youth at Clemson University, South

Carolina. June 22, 1970.

1970

Box 23 Folder 484 226. Town and country planning in existing rural area.

Yearbook article.

1969-1971

Box 23 Folder 485 227. Principles of planning based on soil surveys.

December 1970.

1970

Box 23 Folder 486 228. Soil conservation. Written for Outlook on

Agriculture, England. March 1971.

1971

Box 23 Folder 487 231. Soil conservation and degradation. For Food and

Agriculture Organization (FAO), Stockholm 1972.

1970-1971, No

Date

Box 24 Folder 488 A study of the profiles of the soils in Bayfield County

Wisconsin. Thesis. 1929.

1929

Box 24 Folder 489 Articles and notes on land and soil surveys, scientific

classification of soils, and the second law of

thermodynamics

1929-1940

Box 24 Folder 490 Poetry 1932, No Date

Box 24 Folder 491 Fertility and fertilization. Radio talk. 1933

Box 24 Folder 492 Soil in relation to plant growth: ecology. Radio talk.

December 25, 1933.

1933

Box 24 Folder 493 The place of soil in the biological complex. July 1934. 1934




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Number

Folder

Number


Box 24 Folder 494 The soil and ourselves. Talk. circa 1934

Box 24 Folder 495 Soil and civilization. Talk. circa 1934

Box 24 Folder 496 Discovering our soils. Radio interview. June 4, 1935. 1935

Box 24 Folder 497 Soil genesis and soil erosion. University of

Wisconsin.

1936

Box 24 Folder 498 Soil and people. November 1936. 1936

Box 24 Folder 499 Review of Vanishing Lands. November 1939. 1939

Box 24 Folder 500 Soil and Food notes, correspondence, and drafts of

chapters 1-4

1939-1942

Box 24 Folder 501 Contributions of soil science and agronomy to rural

land classification. November 1940.

1940

Box 24 Folder 502 Are our soils ready for a war? 1941

Box 24 Folder 503 Speeches by Robert M. Salter partially prepared by

Charles E. Kellogg

1941-1952

Box 25 Folder 504 Modern soil science lecture. Cornell University. 1942-1945

Box 25 Folder 505 Soil Survey – miscellaneous statements 1944-1962

Box 25 Folder 506 World soil and fertilizer. For Robert M. Salter. 1946

Box 25 Folder 507 Source materials – soil conservation 1946-1955, No

Date

Box 25 Folder 508 There’s soil along the Vico Road. 1947

Box 25 Folder 509 Short biography of Konstantin Dmitrievich Glinka.

April 16, 1947.

1947

Box 25 Folder 510 Soils, together with statements on the soils of the five

big continents. Collier’s Encyclopedia.

1948-1957

Box 25 Folder 511 We can choose – land policies. Iowa. 1949

Box 25 Folder 512 Garden soils – lecture notes on cards 1949-1970

Box 25 Folder 513 Soil conservation – quotations 1950




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 25 Folder 514 What is soil? and correspondence 1950

Box 26 Folder 515 Lectures on garden soils 1950-1970

Box 26 Folder 516 Soils and abundance – paper and notes. 1953-1955

Box 26 Folder 517 Conservation of soils. Drafts for preface and chapters

1 and 2 of The Soils that Support Us.

circa 1953, No

Date

Box 26 Folder 518 Your garden soil throughout the year. March 1955. 1955

Box 26 Folder 519 Soil book outline 1955-1960

Box 26 Folder 520 Glossary. May 1956. 1956

Box 26 Folder 521 Soil management 1956

Box 26 Folder 522 Tropical soils: shifting cultivation. 1956-1962

Box 26 Folder 523 Notes on shifting cultivation and natural fallow 1956-1966

Box 26 Folder 524 Notes on soil salinity 1957

Box 26 Folder 525 Notes on drainage 1957

Box 26 Folder 526 Notes on soil conservation 1957

Box 26 Folder 527 Soils and plants. Draft of chapter 3 of Soil and Food. circa 1957

Box 26 Folder 528 The Earth came first. Drafts and correspondence. 1957, No Date

Box 27 Folder 529 Soil Conservation. Outline, notes, and drafts of

chapters 1 and 4.

1957, No Date

Box 27 Folder 530 State Conservationists annual meeting 1958

Box 27 Folder 531 Humanities for executives 1961

Box 27 Folder 532 What do we mean by “agriculture and “agricultural”? 1963

Box 27 Folder 533 A study of American colleges of agriculture.

University of Maryland. November 11-13, 1963.

1963

Box 27 Folder 534 Pesticides 1964

Box 27 Folder 535 Soil Survey – miscellaneous statements 1964-1970, No

Date




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 27 Folder 536 The Soil Survey. September 7, 1965. 1965

Box 27 Folder 537 Consolidation of fragmented holdings. September

1966.

1966

Box 27 Folder 538 Soil, water, and farm production 1966

Box 27 Folder 539 The Soil Survey and economic development. Address

at National Technical Work-Planning Conference of

the Cooperative Soil Survey, New Orleans, Louisiana.

January 23, 1967.

1967

Box 27 Folder 540 Science and agriculture. February 19, 1967. 1967

Box 27 Folder 541 World potentials of arable land. Television talk.

March 8, 1967.

1967

Box 27 Folder 542 Two cultures – outline. Cornell. May 2, 1967. 1967

Box 27 Folder 543 Water control systems on soils used for farming; the

question of using salty water in blended irrigation

water. Water for Peace Conference. May 23-31, 1967.

1967

Box 27 Folder 544 Talk before Peace Corps trainees. September 11,

1967.

1967

Box 27 Folder 545 Cartographic services, Soil Conservation Service

(SCS), United States Department of Agriculture

(USDA). Given at Hyattsville, Maryland. November

3, 1967.

1967

Box 27 Folder 546 Outline of talk before the National 4-H Fellows.

November 20, 1967.

1967

Box 27 Folder 547 Community development on soils. Lecture, California

State Polytechnic, Pomona. January 23, 1968.

1967-1968

Box 27 Folder 548 Proposal for United States Department of Agriculture

(USDA) Yearbook – Rural America: 1930-1970

1968

Box 27 Folder 549 Soil Survey contracts. Meeting with State

Conservationists. March 19 and 25, 1968.

1968

Box 27 Folder 550 Soils and maintenance of productivity as factors

affecting the choice of land use. Ostrom, Forest

Service. June 1968.

1968




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Number

Folder

Number


Box 27 Folder 551 Garden soils – for radio. March 26, 1968 and June 27,

1968.

1968

Box 27 Folder 552 Statement for New State Conservationists. August 27,

1968.

1968

Box 27 Folder 553 Farming versus agriculture – radio tape notes. United

States Department of Agriculture (USDA). September

10, 1968.

1968

Box 27 Folder 554 Science and writing. Telephone lecture to

Montgomery Junior College. December 9, 1968.

1968

Box 27 Folder 555 Miscellaneous statements 1968

Box 27 Folder 556 National Cartographic meeting, Fort Worth, Texas.

February 24-28, 1969 and April 24, 1969.

1969

Box 27 Folder 557 Montgomery Junior College, April 24, 1969 and

Virginia Military Institute (VMI), February 24, 1970.

1969-1970

Box 27 Folder 558 Potential arable soils. February 25, 1969. 1969

Box 27 Folder 559 Two cultures. Trelogan’s class lecture. May 1969. 1969

Box 27 Folder 560 Moon story and trickle irrigation – radio tapes.

December 15, 1969.

1969

Box 27 Folder 561 Soil science and human welfare 1969, No Date

Box 27 Folder 562 Town-and-country planning – radio. January 30,

1970. And town-and-country planning defined.

1969-1971

Box 27 Folder 563 Lecture for soils students at Charleston, South

Carolina. January 28, 1969 and January 27, 1971.

1969-1971

Box 27 Folder 564 Lecture to group from Yugoslavia. September 15,

1970.

1970

Box 27 Folder 565 The principles of planning based on soil surveys –

suggested essay, in series with Soil Interpretation in

the Soil Survey. September 16, 1970.

1970

Box 27 Folder 566 Radio tape – February 11, 1970. Also note for tape

with Westinghouse Broadcast – September 17, 1970.

1970




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Number

Folder

Number


Box 27 Folder 567 Soils. Seminar on environment with Van Dersal.

October 5, 1970 and February 2, 1971.

1970-1971

Box 27 Folder 568 The principal cartographic requirements and map

needs of the Soil Conservation Service (SCS).

December 8, 1970.

1970

Box 27 Folder 569 Statement on National Cooperative Soil Survey for

speech to state conservationists

circa 1970

Box 27 Folder 570 National Work-Planning Conference – closing

remarks. Charleston, South Carolina.

1971

Box 27 Folder 571 Last Acre ceremony in Delaware. February 19, 1971. 1971

Box 27 Folder 572 Across the Fence – television. March 20, 1971. 1971

Box 28 Folder 573 “Your garden’s little climates and how to manage

them.” In Yearbook of Agriculture 1972. May 12,

1971.

1971

Box 28 Folder 574 Material for Food and Agriculture Organization

(FAO) and outlook of agriculture. May 19, 1971.

1971

Box 28 Folder 575 Expanding farm production: extending the area of

soils used – first draft of papers for July and August

1971.

1971

Box 28 Folder 576 People interacting with soils. National Youth

Conference, Chicago, Illinois. November 1971.

1971

Box 28 Folder 577 Soils and people. Speech for New Haven,

Connecticut. December 1971.

1971

Box 28 Folder 578 Reconciling our two cultures and others. May 10,

1972.

1972

Box 28 Folder 579 Publications for a Soil Survey office 1972

Box 28 Folder 580 Soil, food, and people. February 8, 1974. 1974

Box 28 Folder 581 Drought in April – old No Date

Box 28 Folder 582 Life on Earth – draft of chapter 3 No Date

Box 28 Folder 583 More to read – notes No Date



Series IV. Correspondence.


Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 28 Folder 584 Nourishing soils for victory No Date

Box 28 Folder 585 Soil Conservation – preface and parts No Date

Box 28 Folder 586 The whole soil – drafts of chapter 4 No Date

Series IV. Correspondence. 1930-1976, No Date. 3 boxes.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 28 Folder 587 Comments on the soils of Wisconsin 1930-1931

Box 28 Folder 588 Correspondence and notes on soil blowing and dust

storms

1930-1935

Box 29 Folder 589 Correspondence concerning magnesium, a possible

key to rural land types in Michigan

1931

Box 29 Folder 590 Comments on “A Method for the Classification of

Rural Lands for Assessment in Western North

Dakota”

1932-1933

Box 29 Folder 591 Correspondence on national land classification project 1933

Box 29 Folder 592 Charles E. Kellogg correspondence 1933-1941

Box 29 Folder 593 Comments on Soil Survey Manual 1937-1941

Box 29 Folder 594 Reading for soil scientists, together with a library 1940-1941

Box 29 Folder 595 The Soils that Support Us correspondence 1940-1941

Box 29 Folder 596 The Soils that Support Us correspondence 1941

Box 29 Folder 597 The Soils that Support Us correspondence 1942-1952

Box 30 Folder 598 Amazon Valley soils 1943

Box 30 Folder 599 The Soils That Support Us correspondence 1944-1945

Box 30 Folder 600 Sigma Xi lectures by state. January 20 – April 18,

1947.

1947


Series IV. Correspondence.


Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 30 Folder 601 Common mooring. Joseph W. Moon. 1947

Box 30 Folder 602 Conflicting Doctrines About Soils, comments and

requests

1947 – 1951

Box 30 Folder 603 The Soils Men Live By, comments and requests 1948-1949

Box 30 Folder 604 Modern Soil Science correspondence 1949

Box 30 Folder 605 Rocks and soil quality 1949

Box 30 Folder 606 Conflicting Doctrines About Soils 1948- 1964

Box 30 Folder 607 European itinerary and correspondence 1950

Box 30 Folder 608 Our Garden Soil book 1951-1953

Box 30 Folder 609 Sound land classification rests on soil surveys 1951

Box 30 Folder 610 Memoranda, 1955-1958 1955-1958

Box 30 Folder 611 Memoranda, 1957-1958 1957-1958

Box 30 Folder 612 Translations for recent Russian journal articles 1957-1958

Box 31 Folder 613 Vietnam – report to Minister of Agriculture 1959

Box 31 Folder 614 Review of “The Place of the Laboratory in Soil

Classification and Interpretation”

1964

Box 31 Folder 615 Carnegie book, selected comments 1965-1972

Box 31 Folder 616 Travel in Europe – correspondence, itineraries, and

photograph lists

1966

Box 31 Folder 617 Comment on Food and Fiber for the Future, to

Sherwood Berg, Minnesota

1967

Box 31 Folder 618 Book suggestions 1968, No Date

Box 31 Folder 619 Future revisions of the soil classification scheme 1968

Box 31 Folder 620 Emergency Cadre Personnel memorandum 1969

Box 31 Folder 621 Theodore W. Schultz, correspondence and papers 1975-1976


Series V. Soil Survey File. Subseries V.A. Miscellaneous History and Charts.

Series V. Soil Survey File. Subseries V.B. General.


Series V. Soil Survey File. 1906-1973, No Date. 11 boxes.

Subseries V.A. Miscellaneous History and Charts. 1924-circa 1971, No Date.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 31 Folder 622 Key to Soil Survey history file circa 1971

Box 31 Folder 623 Soil Survey legislative authority 1966-1968, No

Date

Box 31 Folder 624 Soil Survey staff 1963-1969

Box 31 Folder 625 Charles Edwin Kellogg’s Michigan soil maps 1924-1926

Box 31 Folder 626 Charles Edwin Kellogg’s Maryland farm plan 1930

Box 31 Folder 627 Charles Edwin Kellogg’s North Dakota soil profiles 1931

Subseries V.B. General. 1928-1970, No Date.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 31 Folder 629 History of Bureau of Chemistry and Soils 1928

Box 31 Folder 630 Miscellaneous memoranda of the 1930s 1935-1938

Box 31 Folder 631 Soil research program in United States Department of

Agriculture (USDA)

1937

Box 31 Folder 632 Land-Use Coordination Liaison Board 1937-1939

Box 31 Folder 633 Land-Grant Soil Survey Committee 1932-1951

Box 31 Folder 634 North Central States Soil Survey Committee 1940

Box 32 Folder 635 Report of subcommittee on the National Soil Survey 1941-1951

Box 32 Folder 636 Soil erosion surveys 1936-1942

Box 32 Folder 637 Soil Survey and soil erosion reports – special

committee

1941

Box 32 Folder 638 Lindsey A. Brown’s appointment as inspector 1941


Series V. Soil Survey File. Subseries V.B. General.


Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 32 Folder 639 Lincoln, Nebraska. February 17-21, 1944. 1944

Box 32 Folder 640 Special research projects – war 1938-1944

Box 32 Folder 641 Soil correlation procedures 1942

Box 32 Folder 642 Basic conservation plans 1946-1947

Box 32 Folder 643 Soil Survey research needs 1947

Box 32 Folder 644 Meetings, Committee on Great Soil Groups –

classification of lateritic soils

1947-1948

Box 32 Folder 645 Soil terms – some aid to stenographers on

capitalization, compounding, and usage of words

1949

Box 32 Folder 646 Joint committee on National Soil Surveys 1944-1949

Box 32 Folder 647 Budget estimates special hearing 1948

Box 32 Folder 648 National joint committee on Soil Survey 1941-1949

Box 32 Folder 649 Seriousness of soil erosion 1948-1950

Box 32 Folder 650 Soil Survey and Soil Conservation Service (SCS)

surveys

1950

Box 32 Folder 651 Soil Survey Division reports 1934-1950

Box 33 Folder 652 National Soil Survey work group 1949-1950

Box 33 Folder 653 National Soil Survey work group 1949-1951

Box 33 Folder 654 “The 5th

Plate” 1951

Box 33 Folder 655 Kellogg’s historical notes on soil science,

conservation, yearbooks, et cetera.

1951-1957

Box 33 Folder 656 National grassland area, McKenzie County 1968


Series V. Soil Survey File. Subseries V.C. Soil Survey Staff.

Series V. Soil Survey File. Subseries V.D. Soil Survey Reorganization.


Subseries V.C. Soil Survey Staff. 1934-1970.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 33 Folder 657 Recommendations to Henry G. Knight 1934-1937

Box 33 Folder 658 Recommendations to Eugene Curtis Auchter 1938-1941

Box 33 Folder 659 Excerpts from diary of Henry G. Knight 1962

Box 33 Folder 659a Soil Survey staff – Robert V. Ruhe 1965-1970

Box 33 Folder 660 Soil correlators’ titles 1947

Box 33 Folder 661 Correspondence with individuals 1948-1955

Box 33 Folder 662 A few miscellaneous comments on individuals 1934-1955

Box 34 Folder 663 Selected summaries 1952

Box 34 Folder 664 Soil Survey Staff – comments on state soil scientists

and others

1952-1959

Box 34 Folder 665 Cornell standings 1942-1962

Box 34 Folder 665a Miscellaneous ratings of soil scientists 1958-1968

Box 34 Folder 665b Personnel (copy 1), 1 of 2 1952

Box 34 Folder 665c Personnel (copy 1), 2 of 2 1952

Box 34 Folder 665d Personnel (copy 2), 1 of 2 1952

Box 34 Folder 665e Personnel (copy 2), 2 of 2 1952

Box 34a Folder 665f Former personnel (copy 1) circa 1952

Box 34a Folder 665g Former personnel (copy 2) circa 1952

Subseries V.D. Soil Survey Reorganizations. 1938-1966.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 34a Folder 666 Highlights 1894-1938 1938




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 34a Folder 667 Organization, transfer of Soil Conservation Service

(SCS) inspection to Soil Survey

1942-1945

Box 34a Folder 668 Procedures for correlation and related changes 1942-1946

Box 34a Folder 669 Procedures for soil inspection, correlation, and related

changes

1942-1945

Box 34a Folder 670 A unified Soil Survey in the Department of

Agriculture (USDA); proposal for reorganizing soil

divisions

1951

Box 34a Folder 671 Organization 1952

Box 34a Folder 672 Soil Survey cartography 1952

Box 34a Folder 673 Reorganization in Soil Conservation Service (SCS),

master I

1951-1953

Box 35 Folder 674 Reorganization worksheets 1952

Box 35 Folder 675 Reorganization of Soil Survey, 1952-1953 1952-1953

Box 35 Folder 676 Reorganization in Soil Conservation Service (SCS),

master II

1953-1954

Box 35 Folder 677 Soil Survey agreements, states 1953

Box 35 Folder 678 Soil Survey organization 1956-1964

Box 35 Folder 679 State comments from Dr. Rudger Harper Walker 1953-1954

Box 35 Folder 680 Reorganization of senior correlators 1955-1968

Box 35 Folder 681 Correspondence with Donald A. Williams on soil

series description

1958, 1969

Box 35 Folder 682 Results of outside study of published soil surveys 1958-1959

Box 36 Folder 683 Future plans by principal soil correlators 1960-1961

Box 36 Folder 684 John Barnes on Soil Survey appropriations 1959-1960

Box 36 Folder 685 Principal soil correlators’ grades – a disgraceful

episode

1967-1969

Box 36 Folder 686 Gladwin Young’s so-called Soil Survey committee 1965-1966



Series V. Soil Survey File. Subseries V.E. Soil Survey History.


Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 36 Folder 687 Soil Survey, Hatch Act 1966

Box 36 Folder 688 Soil Survey Field Letter. July 1940. 1940

Box 36 Folder 689 Soil Survey Field Letter. February and July 1946. 1946

Box 36 Folder 690 Soil Survey Field Letter. August 1947. 1947

Box 36 Folder 691 Soil Survey Field Letter. August 1951. 1951

Box 36 Folder 692 Soil Survey Field Letter. September 1952. 1952

Box 36 Folder 693 Soil Survey Field Letter. June 1953. 1953

Box 36 Folder 694 Soil Survey Field Letter. March and November 1954. 1954

Box 36 Folder 695 Soil Survey Field Letter. April and August 1955. 1955

Box 36 Folder 696 Soil Survey Field Letter. April 1956. 1956

Box 36 Folder 697 Soil Survey Field Letter. March 1957 and July 1958. 1957-1958

Box 36 Folder 698 Soil Survey Field Letter. January and July 1958. 1958

Box 36 Folder 699 Soil Survey Field Letter. June 1961. 1961

Box 36 Folder 700 Soil Survey staff 1956-1963

Box 36 Folder 701 Soil Survey budget planning 1964-1966

Subseries V.E. Soil Survey History. 1906-1973.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 36 Folder 702 List of annual Soil Survey Work-Planning

Conferences

1934-1963

Box 36 Folder 703 Soil Survey annual conference 1947-1948

Box 36 Folder 704 Soil Survey Work-Planning Conference, 1949 1949





Box

Number

Folder

Number










Box 38 Folder 714 Soil Survey Work-Planning Conference, fiscal year

1971

1971

Box 38 Folder 715 “Explanation for estimate of proportion of annual soil

survey costs allocable to the fuel and the energy

(power) sector of the national economy,” by Arnold

Clifford Orvedal

1972


Box 38 Folder 717 North Central Regional Work-Planning Conference,

1970

1970

Box 38 Folder 718 Soil Survey Staff Conference, 1971 1971

Box 38 Folder 719 Curtis F. Marbut – miscellaneous photographs and

notes

circa 1935-

1937

Box 38 Folder 720 Copies of memoranda and correspondence concerning

disagreements between Cyril G. Hopkins and the

United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)

1906-1911

Box 38 Folder 721 Soil Survey publication lag 1968-1969

Box 38 Folder 722 Year-end funds 1967-1968

Box 38 Folder 723 Miscellaneous notes, 1960s 1962-1969

Box 39 Folder 724 Miscellaneous notes, 1970s 1970-1971



Series V. Soil Survey File. Subseries V.F. Soil Conservation Service (SCS) History.


Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 39 Folder 725 First draft of guide to authors of published soil

surveys

1966

Subseries V.F. Soil Conservation Service (SCS) History. 1923-1970.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 39 Folder 726 Soil Conservation Service (SCS) self history 1955

Box 39 Folder 727 Origin of erosion work in the United States

Department of Agriculture (USDA) (See Oversize

Box 73, Folder 1185)

1923-1970

Box 39 Folder 728 Soil Conservation Service (SCS) roster 1961-1967

Box 39 Folder 729 Soil Conservation Service (SCS) policy,

congressional hearings

1948

Box 39 Folder 730 Walter W. Wilcox and Charles Edwin Kellogg

statements on program for farm planning

1947

Box 39 Folder 731 Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)-Soil Conservation

Service coordination; notes on meeting in Cosmos

Club sponsored by the National Planning Association

1948

Box 39 Folder 732 Soil Conservation Service (SCS) propaganda 1948

Box 39 Folder 733 Soil Conservation Service (SCS) reorganization,

congressional hearings

1953

Box 39 Folder 734 Soil Conservation Service (SCS) farm planning –

John D. Black

1952

Box 39 Folder 735 Charles Edwin Kellogg’s “The soil conservation job:

the public’s responsibility,” and letters of comment

1953

Box 39 Folder 736 Land capability 1921-1969

Box 39 Folder 737 National Association of Soil Conservation Districts

(NASCD) foundation

1960


Series V. Soil Survey File. Subseries V.G. Fertilizer Controversy.

Series V. Soil Survey File. Subseries V.H. Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI).

Series V. Soil Survey File. Subseries V.I. Miscellaneous Reviews.


Subseries V.G. Fertilizer Controversy. 1936-1951.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 40 Folder 738 National phosphate resources 1936-1948

Box 40 Folder 739 Potash committee report circa 1939

Box 40 Folder 740 Bio-dynamic system of farming 1940-1950

Box 40 Folder 741 National fertilizer policy United States Department of

Agriculture (USDA) committee

1936-1945

Box 40 Folder 742 Fertilizer controversy circa 1945

Box 40 Folder 743 Phosphorus research committee 1950

Box 40 Folder 744 John D. Black, President’s Materials Policy

Commission

1951

Subseries V.H. Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI). 1948-1951.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 40 Folder 745 Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI) historical highlights,

1901-1950

1951

Box 40 Folder 746 Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI) annual reports 1948-1951

Subseries V.I. Miscellaneous Reviews. 1941-1970, No Date.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 40 Folder 747 Critique of agricultural establishment, James T.

Bonnen and Charles Edwin Kellogg

1966

Box 40 Folder 748 Logic, science, et cetera. circa 1960-

1970


Series V. Soil Survey File. Subseries V.I. Miscellaneous Reviews.

Series V. Soil Survey File. Subseries V.J. Soviet Union.


Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 40 Folder 749 Soil science historical 1944-1968, No

Date

Box 41 Folder 750 Related to land-grant universities 1964, No Date

Box 41 Folder 751 General agriculture and farming 1964-1970, No

Date

Box 41 Folder 752 Economics of land, planning, et cetera circa 1960

Box 41 Folder 753 Soil science and conservation, “way out” 1941-1970

Box 41 Folder 754 William Vogt’s Road to Survival 1948

Subseries V.J. Soviet Union (USSR). 1944-1962.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 41 Folder 755 Miscellaneous 1959-1960

Box 41 Folder 756 Key to 1960 Soviet maps 1960

Box 41 Folder 757 American Soviet Friendship Society 1944-1954

Box 41 Folder 758 Radio talk 1945

Box 41 Folder 759 Proposed visit 1946

Box 41 Folder 760 Talks on Soviet Union 1952

Box 41 Folder 761 Notes on Soviet scientists 1962

Box 41 Folder 762 Joseph J. Bulik, attaché American embassy, Moscow 1945-1947

Box 41 Folder 763 Outstanding soil scientists, American and foreign 1947


Series VI. Travel Journals. Subseries. VI.A. Drafts.

Series VI. Travel Journals. Subseries. VI.B. Bound Volumes.


Series VI. Travel Journals. 1938-1963. 2 boxes.

Subseries VI.A. Drafts. 1945-1963.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 42 Folder 764 Notes on Trip to Soviet Union 1945

Box 42 Folder 765 Alaska Journal 1946

Box 42 Folder 766 Mediterranean Journal 1947

Box 42 Folder 767 English Journal 1948

Box 42 Folder 768 Down-Under Journal, Volume I: Australia 1949

Box 42 Folder 769 Down-Under Journal, Volume II: New Zealand 1949

Box 42 Folder 770 European Journal 1950

Box 42 Folder 771 Canadian Journal 1951

Box 42 Folder 772 Israel Journal 1952

Box 42 Folder 773 African Journal 1954

Box 43 Folder 774 Western European Journal 1956

Box 43 Folder 775 India Journal 1958

Box 43 Folder 776 Soviet Journal 1958


Box 43 Folder 778 New Zealand Journal 1962

Box 43 Folder 779 Geneva Journal 1963

Subseries VI.B. Bound Volumes. 1938-1963.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 43 Folder 780 Notes on a European Trip 1938




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 43 Folder 781 Notes on Visit to Soviet Union 1945

Box 43 Folder 782 Alaska Journal 1946

Box 43 Folder 783 Mediterranean Journal 1947

Box 43 Folder 784 Mediterranean Journal Appendix I 1947

Box 43 Folder 785 Mediterranean Journal Appendix II 1947

Box 43 Folder 786 Congo Journal 1947

Box 43 Folder 787 Congo Journal Appendix 1947

Box 43 Folder 788 English Journal 1948

Box 43 Folder 789 Down-Under Journal, Volume I: Australia 1949

Box 43 Folder 790 Down-Under Journal, Volume II: New Zealand 1949

Box 43 Folder 791 European Journal 1950

Box 43 Folder 792 European Journal Appendix 1950

Box 43 Folder 793 Canadian Journal 1951

Box 43 Folder 794 Israel Journal 1952

Box 43 Folder 795 African Journal 1954

Box 43 Folder 796 African Journal Appendix 1954

Box 43 Folder 797 Western European Journal 1956


Box 43 Folder 799 Soviet Journal, Volume I 1958

Box 43 Folder 800 Soviet Journal, Volume II 1958

Box 43 Folder 801 India Journal, Volume I 1959

Box 43 Folder 802 India Journal, Volume II 1959

Box 43 Folder 803 India Journal Appendix 1959

Box 43 Folder 804 New Zealand Journal (copy 1) 1962



Series VII. Field Notebooks.


Box

Number

Folder

Number




Box 43 Folder 807 Geneva Journal (copy 1) 1963

Box 43 Folder 808 Geneva Journal (copy 2) 1963

Series VII. Field Notebooks. 1924-1964. 6 boxes.

Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 43 Folder 809 Key to field notebooks 1961-1972

Box 44 Folder 810 1. Summer season. Miscellaneous soil notes,

mostly Alpena County, Michigan, and

accounts.

1924

Box 44 Folder 811 2. Summers 1926-1927. A few highway-soil

notes in Michigan.

1926-1927

Box 44 Folder 812 3. Summer 1928 in Bayfield County,

Wisconsin. Control notes and

miscellaneous soil notes.

1928

Box 44 Folder 813 4. Summer 1928 in Bayfield County,

Wisconsin. Miscellaneous soil notes.

1928

Box 44 Folder 814 5. July 5 – about August 12. Soil notes in

Wisconsin, several counties.

1929

Box 44 Folder 815 6. About July 9 – about August 10. Field

notes for planning Worthington Valley

farms of Mr. C. Wilbur Miller, near

Cockeysville, north of Baltimore,

Maryland.

1930

Box 44 Folder 816 7. June 20 – September 15. Field notes in

McKenzie County, North Dakota.

1931




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 44 Folder 817 8. July 21 – September 12, 1931. McKenzie

County, North Dakota. Daily diaries and

expenses.

June 14 – September 13, 1932. McKenzie


expenses.

June 6 – August 13, 1933. Morton


expenses.

1931-1933

Box 44 Folder 818 9. Summer 1932. McKenzie County, North

Dakota. Notes on solodized-Solonetz

transects (published in Soil Science).

1932

Box 44 Folder 819 10. Soil notes for McKenzie County, North

Dakota and a few for Morton County,

North Dakota.

1932-1933

Box 44 Folder 820 11. June 27 – August 6, 1933. Morton

County, North Dakota. Soil notes.

April 20, 1934, et sequens. From

Washington, D.C. to Fargo, North

Dakota; Pullman, Washington; Seattle,

Washington (on field trip with Lawrence

C. Wheeting); Watford City, North

Dakota.

July 19 – August 12, 1934. Visit soil

survey areas in Pennsylvania, New York,

Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and Wisconsin.

1933-1934

Box 44 Folder 821 12. A few notes winter of 1933.

February 1, 1934, et sequens. Mainly

miscellaneous odd notes in Washington,

D.C.

November 30, 1935. Staff conference and

Soil Science Society of America (SSSA)

in Chicago, Illinois.

1933-1935




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 44 Folder 822 13. July 16, 1934, et sequens. Sketchy field

notes on visit to survey areas in

Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, and

Indiana.

September 16, 1935, et sequens.

Tennessee. Sketchy field notes.

September 21-23, 1935. Columbus, Ohio.

September 24, 1935. Calloway County,

Kentucky.

September 25-27, 1935. Iuka, Mississippi.

1934-1935

Box 44 Folder 823 14. July 17 – August 22. Oxford and London,

England. International Society of Soil

Science (ISSS) Congress. Also a bit on

Puerto Rico; Chicago, Illinois;

Chattanooga, Tennessee.

1935

Box 44 Folder 824 15. October 15 – November 9. Trip with

William Thomas Carter in Oklahoma and

Texas.

1935

Box 45 Folder 825 16. Class book, United States Department of

Agriculture (USDA) Graduate School.

1935-1944

Box 45 Folder 826 17. July 10 – July 18. Washington to San

Francisco. Sketchy field notes.

July 30 – August 20. Hawaii. Field notes.

September 2-10. Pacific Northwest states.

Field notes.

1936

Box 45 Folder 827 18. June 9 – September 10. West and Hawaii.

Photograph notes and miscellaneous.

1936

Box 45 Folder 828 19. November 30 – December 15. Field notes

on trip with Williamson Edward Hearn in

the southeastern states.

1936

Box 45 Folder 829 20. November 30 – December 15. Photograph

notes in southeastern states and a few

miscellaneous.

1936




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 45 Folder 830 21. February 25 – March 3. Tennessee and

miscellaneous.

1937

Box 45 Folder 831 22. May 19-31, October 17, 1937. Ann Arbor

and East Lansing, Michigan. Photograph

notes.

May 4 – July 2, 1938. Part of European

trip. A few miscellaneous notes.

1937-1938

Box 45 Folder 832 23. March 30 – July 30, including May 4 –

July 2 European trip.

1938

Box 45 Folder 833 24. May 4 – July 2. European trip. Expenses

in Europe.

1938

Box 45 Folder 834 25. May 4 – July 2. European trip. Sketchy

notes on visits in France, Italy, Greece, et

cetera.

1938

Box 45 Folder 835 26. July 11 – August 20. Tennessee, Middle

West, New York, New England.

Photograph notes and miscellaneous.

1938

Box 45 Folder 836 27. July 30 – August 6. Minnesota,

Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri. Field notes.

1938

Box 45 Folder 837 28. June 5-10. Petersham, Massachusetts. A

few miscellaneous notes.

1939

Box 45 Folder 838 29 July 20 – September 30. Western trip.

Miscellaneous field notes in western

states; miscellaneous notes for speeches.

1939

Box 45 Folder 839 30. July 20 – September 6. Western states and

Great Plains. Photograph notes.

1939

Box 45 Folder 840 31. November 19-25. New Orleans,

Louisiana. Staff conference, Soil Science

Society of America (SSSA), and

miscellaneous.

1939

Box 45 Folder 841 32. March 31 – April 5. Spartanburg, South

Carolina. Sketchy field notes.

1940




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 45 Folder 842 33. April. Knoxville, Tennessee; Blacksburg,

Virginia. Sketchy conference and speech

notes.

1940

Box 46 Folder 843 34. August 14-30. Notes on consulting visit to

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).

1940

Box 46 Folder 844 35. October 6-13. Tennessee Valley

Authority (TVA); Columbia, Missouri

land classification conference.

1940

Box 46 Folder 845 36. September 7-13. Ames, Iowa. 1940

Box 46 Folder 846 37. November 28 – December 13, 1940.

Chicago, Illinois. Soil Science Society of

America (SSSA).

January 21-25, 1941. Ithaca, New York.

Conferences et cetera.

1940-1941

Box 46 Folder 847 38. February 26 – March 5. Ann Arbor,

Michigan; Ames, Iowa. Sketchy

conference notes.

1941

Box 46 Folder 848 39. March 22 – April 1. Sketchy notes during

soil survey meetings in Knoxville,

Tennessee.

1941

Box 46 Folder 849 40. June 24-29. Sketchy notes during

conferences in Lincoln, Nebraska.

August 10-11. Sketchy notes during

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

conference in western North Carolina.

1941

Box 46 Folder 850 41. December 14-17. Sketchy notes during

Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

conference.

1941

Box 46 Folder 851 42. January 12-15. Sketchy notes during visit

to Carbondale, Illinois. Post-war

planning.

1942

Box 46 Folder 852 43. March 10 – April 2. Iowa; southern

California; Arizona; Texas; Knoxville,

Tennessee.

1942




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 46 Folder 853 44. April 24-27. Harvard University seminar.

May 16-22. Lecture trip in Wisconsin.

June 3-7. Ithaca, New York. Nutrition lab.

June 11. Washington, District of

Columbia. Resource conference.

1942

Box 46 Folder 854 45. July 1-20. Mexico. Expenses and

miscellaneous.

August 7-16. East Lansing, Michigan.

1942

Box 46 Folder 855 46. November 8-15. St. Louis, Missouri. Soil

Science Society of America (SSSA),

miscellaneous short notes.

1942

Box 46 Folder 856 47. February 2-8, 1943. Tennessee Valley

Authority (TVA) conference, Knoxville.

November 7, 1943. New York – Soviet

Friendship meeting.

December 12-15, 1943. Manhattan,

Kansas.

December 16-21, 1943. Tennessee Valley

Authority (TVA) conference, Knoxville.

January 18-21, 1944. New York

Geographical Society.

1943-1944

Box 46 Folder 857 48. May 30 – June 26. Milwaukee, Wisconsin

– Soil Science Society of America

(SSSA); Mayo Clinic; Madison,

Wisconsin – mostly expenses.

1943

Box 46 Folder 858 49. July 25 – August 1. Milwaukee,

Wisconsin.

August 22-26. Ithaca, New York.

1943

Box 46 Folder 859 50. February 15-24. Lincoln, Nebraska. Staff

conference.

February 29. Special secret lecture on

rural patterns in New York.

1944




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 46 Folder 860 51. March 31 – April 4. Knoxville,

Tennessee.

1944

Box 46 Folder 861 52. July 8-16, 1944. Urbana, Illinois.

July 23-26, 1944. Cincinnati, Ohio.

February 18 – March 2, 1946. Columbus,

Ohio.

1944, 1946

Box 46 Folder 862 53. August 8-18. Northern Great Lake states.

Field notes; J. O. Veatch, Iver Nygard, et

cetera.

1944

Box 46 Folder 863 54. August 4-21. Great Lake states schedule.

September 10-16. Tennessee Valley

Authority (TVA), Knoxville.

September 30 – October 4. Tennessee

Valley Authority (TVA) et cetera;

Birmingham, Alabama.

1944

Box 46 Folder 864 55. May 7-13. Ottawa, Canada. Soil Survey

conference.

1945

Box 46 Folder 865 56. June 6-29. Russia I. Visit to Soviet Union. 1945

Box 46 Folder 866 57. June 29 – July 7. Russia II. Visit to Soviet

Union.

1945

Box 46 Folder 867 58. September 26-29. Ithaca, New York.

September 30 – October 5. Lincoln,

Nebraska.

1945

Box 46 Folder 868 59. July 5-21. Alaska I. 1946

Box 46 Folder 869 60. July 22-26. Alaska II.

August 3-9.

August 10 – September 1. Mayo Clinic.

1946

Box 46 Folder 870 61. July 27 – August 3. Alaska III, Aleutian

Islands.

1946




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 46 Folder 871 62. August 10-31, 1946. Mayo Clinic.

1946. Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)

– Soil Conservation Service (SCS) debate,

Cosmos Club.

1952. Miscellaneous garden notes, chez

Allanson.

1946, 1952

Box 46 Folder 872 63. September 9-10. Atlanta, Georgia.

Hearing on freight rates on phosphate

rock in Tennessee Valley.

1946

Box 46 Folder 873 64. November 17-24. Omaha, Nebraska. Soil

Science Society of America (SSSA).

1946

Box 46 Folder 874 65. January 20 – April 18. Sigma Xi lecture

tour (32) and miscellaneous.

1947

Box 46 Folder 875 66. April 28 – May 14. Paris, southern

France, Algeria I.

1947

Box 46 Folder 876 67. May 15 – June 2. Algeria, Paris, Belgium

en route to Congo II.

1947

Box 46 Folder 877 68. June 2-10. Congo III. 1947

Box 46 Folder 878 69. June 10-16. Congo IV. 1947

Box 46 Folder 879 70. June 17 – July 6. Congo V. 1947

Box 47 Folder 880 71. July 7-23. Congo, Brussels, London,

Wales, Paris VI.

1947

Box 47 Folder 881 72. November 15-21. Cincinnati. Soil Science

Society of America (SSSA).

December 2-8. Knoxville, Tennessee

Valley Authority (TVA). Miscellaneous.

1947

Box 47 Folder 882 73. January 11-24 and February 14-25.

Consultant on organizational and program

problems in Knoxville, Tennessee Valley

Authority (TVA).

1948




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 47 Folder 883 74. March 13-21. St. Louis, Missouri. Staff

conference.

1948

Box 47 Folder 884 75. June 2-22. United Kingdom I. 1948

Box 47 Folder 885 76. June 23 – July 8. United Kingdom II. 1948

Box 47 Folder 886 77. July 11-15, 1948. Ithaca, New York.

Nutrition laboratory.

July 31 – August 3, 1948. Knoxville,


December 21-22, 1948. New York City.

Speech at Cooper Union.

June 19-23, 1949. Ames, Iowa.

Economics.

July 31 – August 3, 1951. Knoxville,


1948-1949,

1951

Box 47 Folder 887 78. August 21-31. Fort Collins, Colorado.

Soil Science Society of America (SSSA).

September 10-17. Schenectady, New

York – radio; Green Lake, Wisconsin –

farm economics.

1948

Box 47 Folder 888 79. September 31 – October 9. Chicago,

Illinois conference; public affairs;

Manhattan; Lincoln, Nebraska; Boston,

Harvard University; Durham, New

Hampshire – speech.

October 24-28. Riverside, California.

Salinity laboratory.

November 3-4. Memphis, Tennessee.

November 15-21. Oklahoma City,

Oklahoma. Reclamation.

December 27-30. Knoxville, Tennessee

Valley Authority.

1948

Box 47 Folder 889 80. January 4-19. Australia. 1949




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 47 Folder 890 81. January 20-28. Australia. 1949

Box 47 Folder 891 82. January 29-31 and February 3-11.

Australia, New Zealand.

1949

Box 47 Folder 892 83. February 1-2. New Zealand. 1949

Box 47 Folder 893 84. February 11-21. New Zealand. 1949

Box 47 Folder 894 85. February 22-27. New Zealand, Hawaii. 1949

Box 47 Folder 895 86. March 13 – August 5, 1948. Garden

notes.

July 5-9, 1949. Ann Arbor and East

Lansing, Michigan.

July 8, 1951. Cornell University.

1948-1949,

1951

Box 47 Folder 896 87. March 9-13. Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Speech, farm forum.

March 20-26. Memphis, Tennessee – staff

conference; Chattanooga, Tennessee –

Production and Marketing Administration

(PMA) speech.

1949

Box 47 Folder 897 88. August 17 – September 1. New York.

United Nations Scientific Conference on

the Conservation and Utilization of

Resources (UNSCUR).

September 18-24. Waco, Texas;

Riverside, California.

October 7-9. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Philosophical Society and miscellaneous.

1949

Box 47 Folder 898 89. October 22 – November 6. Milwaukee,

Wisconsin – Soil Science Society of

America (SSSA); Madison, Wisconsin;

Mayo Clinic.

1949




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 47 Folder 899 90. December 6-10, 1949. Arkansas.

Speeches.

December 10-14, 1949. Knoxville,


January 4-7, 1950. Miami, Florida.

Speech.

January 15-21, 1950. Knoxville,


February 27 – March 3, 1950. Boston,

Harvard University; Concord, New

Hampshire.

1949-1950

Box 47 Folder 900 91. March 7-12. Columbia, Missouri.

Speeches and field trip on “balanced

farming.”

March 13-18. St. Louis, Missouri. Staff

conference.

March 19-24. College Station, Texas.

Speech; Sigma Xi inspection.

1950

Box 47 Folder 901 92. May 18-23, 1950. Knoxville, Tennessee

Valley Authority (TVA).

September 24-26, 1950. Lawrenceville,

Tennessee.

October 29 – November 3, 1950.

Cincinnati, Ohio. Soil Science Society of

America (SSSA).

February 14-20, 1951. Des Moines and

Ames, Iowa.

March 22-27, 1951. East Lansing,

Michigan. Speech.

1950-1951

Box 47 Folder 902 93. June 24 – July 9. Ireland, Portugal. 1950

Box 47 Folder 903 94. July 9 – August 8. Spain, France,

Belgium, Holland.

1950

Box 47 Folder 904 95. August 9 – 21. Holland, Belgium, United

Kingdom.

1950




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 47 Folder 905 96. August 22 – September 5. United

Kingdom, Iceland.

1950

Box 47 Folder 906 97. August 18 – September 4. Saskatoon and

Alberta, Canada.

1951

Box 47 Folder 907 98. September 4-10. Alberta, Canada. 1951

Box 47 Folder 908 99. November 17-22, 1951. Ames, Iowa.

December 26-30, 1951. Philadelphia,

Pennsylvania. American Association for

the Advancement of Science (AAAS).

January 10-13, 1952. Knoxville,

Tennessee Valley Authority.

March 22-29, 1952. St. Louis, Missouri.

Staff conference.

June 21-27, 1952. Ottawa, Canada.

Agricultural Science Society, speech.

1951-1952

Box 47 Folder 909 100. April 30 – May 12. Israel. 1952

Box 47 Folder 910 101. May 13-28. Israel, Scotland, and England. 1952




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 47 Folder 911 102. October 22-31, 1952. Richmond, Indiana;

Ionia and East Lansing, Michigan.

November 8-9, 1952. New York. Speech

on Israel.

November 16-22, 1952. Cincinnati, Ohio.


November 27-30, 1952. University of

Chicago.

December 3-5, 1952. Notes on Soil

Conservation Service (SCS)

reorganization.

December 6-11, 1952. Fort Worth, Texas.

December 25-30, 1952. St. Louis,

Missouri. American Association for the

Advancement of Science (AAAS).

February 1-7, 1953. Columbus, Ohio;

Chicago, Illinois; Omaha, Nebraska –

National Association of Soil Conservation

Districts (NASCD).

1952-1953

Box 47 Folder 912 103. February 24-28. Sheffield, Alabama.


March 7-19. St. Louis, Missouri – staff

conference); St. Paul, Minnesota –

speech, farm forum; University of

Chicago.

April 6-8. New York, Fordham

University.

April 13-19. Peoria, Illinois.

April 23 – May 1. Pullman, Washington.

1953




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 47 Folder 913 104. August 24-27, 1953. Exeter – Soil

Conservation Service (SCS); Boston,

Harvard University.

September 10-11. Washington, District of

Columbia. United States Department of

Agriculture (USDA), fertility conference.

October 13-14. Washington, District of

Columbia. Soil Conservation Service

(SCS) Regional Directors Conference.

1953

Box 47 Folder 914 104a. Christmas. 1953

Box 47 Folder 915 105. March 8-10, 1954. New York. Garden

speech.

March 13-21, 1954. St. Louis, Missouri.

Staff conference.

April 5-8. Columbus, Ohio. Soil

Conservation Service (SCS).

May 30 – June 2, 1954. Ithaca, New

York. Nutrition laboratory.

July 11-15, 1954. Madison, Wisconsin.

Soil Survey training.

March 9-10, 1955. Williamsburg. Garden

lecture.

March 12-18, 1955. Lincoln, Nebraska –

cartographic inspection; Chicago, Illinois.

March 24-26, 1955. East Lansing,

Michigan. Speech; Soil Conservation

Service (SCS).

March 27 – April 3, 1955. St. Louis,

Missouri. Staff conference.

1954-1955

Box 48 Folder 916 106. August 1-10. Gold Coast; Leopoldville,

Belgian Congo.

1954

Box 48 Folder 917 107. August 11-31. Belgian Congo.

International Society of Soil Science

(ISSS) Congress.

1954




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 48 Folder 918 108. September 1-15. Belgian Congo,

Belgium, and England.

1954

Box 48 Folder 919 109. September 15-20. Wolverhampton,

England.

1954

Box 48 Folder 920 110. November 6-13, 1954. St. Paul,

Minnesota. Soil Science Society of

America (SSSA).

November 28 – December 3, 1954.

Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Cartographic

inspection.

December 6-9, 1954. Galveston, Texas.

Soil Conservation Service (SCS).

December 13-15, 1954. Maryland state

inspection.

January 11-14, 1955. Mississippi. Soil

Conservation Service (SCS); speech at

college.

1954-1955

Box 48 Folder 921 111. April 23 – May 7. Albuquerque, New

Mexico – cartographic inspection; arid

zone; Nashville state office inspection.

May 12-15. Boston, Harvard University.

May 16-20. Maine state inspection.

May 25-26. Memphis, Tennessee. Soil


1955

Box 48 Folder 922 112. June 1-8. Louisville, Kentucky – rural

church; Memphis, Tennessee – Soil


1955




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 48 Folder 923 113. July 16-22. North Dakota inspection.

July 24-29. New Hampshire. Gordon

lecture.

July 30 – August 6. New Hampshire state

inspection.

August 13-17. Davis, California. Soil


August 18-20. East Lansing, Michigan.

Distinguished service award.

1955

Box 48 Folder 924 114. September 11-15, 1955. Green Lake,

Wisconsin. Soil Conservation Society.

September 17-25, 1955. Lincoln,

Nebraska. State Conservationist meeting.

October 14-15, 1955. New Brunswick,

New Jersey. Speech at Mettler’s Woods.

November 1-4, 1955. Chicago, Illinois.

Soil Conservation Service (SCS).

November 17-22, 1955. Rock Island.

Speech.


Lincoln, Nebraska; Manhattan – speech.

December 29-31, 1955. New York.

Speech to economists.

January 9-13, 1956. Raleigh, North

Carolina. Southern Soil Survey staff

conference.

January 28 – February 2, 1956. St. Louis,

Missouri. Speech.

February 3-7, 1956. Boston, Harvard

University.

February 7-10. Athens, Georgia. Soil

Survey training.

1955-1956




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 48 Folder 925 115. March 18-24. Louisiana state inspection.

April 28 – May 6. St. Louis, Missouri.

Staff conference.

May 9-10. Potato City, Pennsylvania. Soil


June 2-10. Illinois state inspection.

June 12-15. Kentucky. Soil Conservation

Service (SCS) training.

June 24-27. Milwaukee, Wisconsin –

cartographic conference.

October 21-24. West Virginia soil trip.

1956

Box 48 Folder 926 116. May 6-25, 1956. South Carolina; Tampa,

Florida – Soil Conservation Service

(SCS) regional.

August 5, 1957. Quebec, Canada.

1956-1957

Box 48 Folder 927 117. August 5 – September 6. Italy; France –


(ISSS).

1956

Box 48 Folder 928 118. September 7-17. France, Belgium, United

Kingdom.

1956

Box 48 Folder 929 119. November 9. Cincinnati, Ohio. Soil


1956




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 48 Folder 930 121. January 13-17. Monticello, Illinois.

Regional Soil Survey.

January 17-20. Boston, Massachusetts.

Wedding.

February 2-12. Denver, Colorado –

speech; Portland, Oregon – cartographic

inspection; Berkeley, California –

Johnson’s staff.

February 14-16. Ithaca, New York.

Speech.

February 20-21. New York. Speech,

pulpwood.

March 9-21. St. Louis, Missouri – staff

conference; Fayetteville – speech.

April 2-3. New York.

April 28-30. Boston, Harvard University.

1957

Box 48 Folder 931 122. September 13-17. Monterey, California.

Soil Conservation Service (SCS) State

Conservationist.

November 6-10. Urbana, Illinois. Speech,

Soil Conservation Society.

December 8-13. Tucson, Arizona. Soil


1957

Box 48 Folder 932 123. May 6-15. South Carolina. With Cornelis

Hendrik Edelman, also Mr. Stoney.

June 24-30. East Lansing, Michigan.

Agricultural Engineering speech; Soil

Survey coordination.

1957

Box 48 Folder 933 124. November 17-23. Atlanta, Georgia. Soil


1957

Box 48 Folder 934 125. Year diary. 1958

Box 48 Folder 935 126. January 1-14. India I. 1958

Box 48 Folder 936 127. January 14-22. India II. 1958




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 48 Folder 937 128. January 22 – February 2. India III. 1958

Box 48 Folder 938 130. February 23 – March 1. Milwaukee,

Wisconsin. Inspect Soil Conservation

Service (SCS).

March 22-30. St. Louis, Missouri. Staff

conference.

1958

Box 48 Folder 939 131. July 14-24. Brussels, Soviet Union

(USSR) I.

1958

Box 48 Folder 940 132. July 24-30. Soviet Union (USSR) II. 1958

Box 48 Folder 941 133. July 30 – August 4. Soviet Union (USSR)

III.

1958

Box 48 Folder 942 134. August 3-8. Soviet Union (USSR) IV. 1958

Box 48 Folder 943 135. August 9-14. Soviet Union (USSR) V. 1958

Box 48 Folder 944 136. August 14-21. Soviet Union (USSR) VI. 1958

Box 48 Folder 945 137. September 7-11, 1958. East Lansing,

Michigan. Michigan State University,

forest soils.

October 19-22, 1958. Asheville, North

Carolina. Soil Conservation Society

speech.

October 25 – November 2, 1958. Ames,

Iowa. Adjustment center.

November 11-18, 1958. Winnemucca,

Nevada. State Soil Conservation District

(SCD) Association speech.


Indiana. Soil Survey training.

March 11-12, 1960. Society for

International Development.

1958, 1960

Box 48 Folder 946 139. January 15 – February 4. Rome; Teheran;

India I.

1959

Box 48 Folder 947 140. February 17-22. India III: South India. 1959




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 48 Folder 948 141. February 23 – March 1. India IV:

Rajasthan, et cetera.

1959

Box 48 Folder 949 142. March 2-8. India V: Bengal, Assam. 1959

Box 48 Folder 950 143. March 9 – April 8. India VI: Assam,

Delhi, Kashmir.

1959

Box 48 Folder 951 144. April 8-20a. India VII to Siam, Vietnam,

Hong Kong, Tokyo.

1959

Box 48 Folder 952 145. April 20b – May 16. Hawaii; Berkeley,

California; New York.

1959

Box 49 Folder 953 146. May 24-29. Virginia state program

review.

October 4-10. Salt Lake City, Utah.

Range soil field study.

October 15-17. University of Chicago.

1959

Box 49 Folder 954 147. August 2-7, 1959. Columbus, Ohio and

East Lansing, Michigan.

August 30 – September 3, 1959. Sylvan

Lake, South Dakota. State Conservationist

meeting.

November 14-20, 1959. Cincinnati, Ohio.


December 2-4, 1959. Ames, Iowa.

Agricultural Adjustment.

January 25-28, 1960. New York.

Northeast soil survey.

January 29-31, 1960. Boston,

Massachusetts.

October 1, 1960. University of Virginia

library. Joyce notes.

1959-1960

Box 49 Folder 955 148. Year diary. 1960




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 49 Folder 956 149. April 23 – May 1. St. Louis, Missouri.

Staff conference.

May 1-7. Ames, Iowa. Agricultural

Adjustment.

May 12. Washington. National Science

Foundation.

May 15-18. Auburn, Alabama. Soil

Survey training.

May 22-24. Chicago, Illinois.


(ISSS).

July 10-15. Minneapolis, Minnesota –

speech; Salt Lake City, Utah – speech.

1960

Box 49 Folder 957 150. August 11-25. Madison, Wisconsin.


(ISSS) Seventh Congress.

September 6. Washington District of

Columbia Conservationist meeting.

November 27 – December 3. Arizona

field trip and state office.

December 4-8. Chicago, Illinois. Soil


December 13-16. Ithaca, Cornell

University – speech; also Joyce notes.

1960

Box 49 Folder 958 151. January 15-21. Mississippi. Soils training.

January 21-27. Louisiana. State

Association of Soil Conservation

Districts; state office.

February 20-26. University of Illinois.

1961




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 49 Folder 959 152. May 30 – June 2. Little Rock, Arkansas.

June 15-17. Nashville, Tennessee.

July 16-17. Atlanta, Georgia.

July 23-26. Cornell University.

August 2-9. Purdue University.

September 18. Prince George’s County,

Maryland.

October 1-7. Oregon.

October 16-20. Wyoming.

1961

Box 49 Folder 960 153. November 13-19. Chicago, Illinois.

November 26-30. St. Louis, Missouri.

November 30 – December 3. Nevada.

December 4-8. Lincoln, Nebraska.

1961

Box 49 Folder 961 155. February 5-11, 1962. St. Paul, Minnesota.

February 25, 1962. Monroe, Louisiana.

Forest soils.

August 19-24, 1962. Ithaca, New York.


January 27-29, 1963. Columbus, Ohio.

March 20, 1963. Chicago, Illinois.

August 17-28, 1963. Salt Lake City and

Logan, Utah.

August 28-30, 1963. Pocatello, Idaho.

September 3-4, 1963. Chicago, Illinois.

1962-1963

Box 49 Folder 962 156. May 19-22. Fargo, North Dakota.

July 14-21. Bismarck, North Dakota.

1962

Box 49 Folder 963 157. October 24 – November 8. New Zealand

I.

1962

Box 49 Folder 964 158. November 9-26. New Zealand II. 1962




Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 49 Folder 965 160. February 2-15. Geneva, Switzerland I. 1963

Box 49 Folder 966 161. February 15-21. Geneva, Switzerland II

and Belgium.

1963

Box 49 Folder 967 162. December 1962 – June 30, 1963. Notes

on Carnegie study I; East Lansing,

Michigan; Fargo, North Dakota; St. Paul,

Minnesota; Pennsylvania State

University; Raleigh, North Carolina; Fort

Collins, Colorado.

1962-1963

Box 49 Folder 968 163. July 1 – November 13. Notes on Carnegie

study II; Chicago, Illinois; Cornell

University; Utah State University;

Oklahoma State University; including

land grant meeting.

1963

Box 49 Folder 969 164. November 21-22, 1963. Raleigh, North

Carolina State University.

December 10-11, 1963. Knoxville,

Tennessee.

December 29-30, 1963. Cleveland, Ohio.

American Association for the

Advancement of Science (AAAS).

January 27 – February 6, 1964. Seattle,

Washington.

February 10-11, 1964. College Station,

Texas.

May 18, 1964. Quantico, Virginia.

July 27, 1964. Chicago, Illinois.

August 1964. Lafayette, Indiana.

October 25-27, 1964. Ames, Iowa.

1963-1964



Series VIII. Photography. Subseries VIII.A. Slide Transparencies, by Country.


Box

Number

Folder

Number

Notebook

Number

Title(s) Year(s)

Box 49 Folder 970 166. Notes on Carnegie study III.

November 13-17, 1963. Purdue

University.

November 28-29, 1963. Chicago, Illinois.

Midwest Animal Service.

February 1964. Oregon.

February 12, 1964. Texas A&M

University.

1963-1964

Box 49 Folder 971 167. Notes on Carnegie study IV.

February 24-26. Guelph, Canada.

April 1-2. Sewanee, University of the

South.

May 10. Pennsylvania State University.

July 15. Maryland study.

August 12. New York.

1964

Series VIII. Photographs. 1927-1980, No Date. 15 boxes.

Subseries VIII.A. Slide Transparencies, by Country. 1942-1968.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 50 Folder 972 Descriptions of slide transparencies, 1 of 2 circa 1968

Box 50 Folder 973 Descriptions of slide transparencies, 2 of 2 circa 1968

Box 50 Folder 973a Descriptions of slide transparencies – soils, the Soviet

Union, and Charles Edwin Kellogg’s home life

1960-1961

Box 50 Folder 974 Algeria 1947

Box 50 Folder 975 Australia 1949

Box 50 Folder 976 Belgium 1947-1958


Series VIII. Photography. Subseries VIII.A. Slide Transparencies, by Country.


Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 50 Folder 977 Canada 1951-1953

Box 50 Folder 978 Congo, 1 of 2 1947-1954

Box 51 Folder 978a Congo, 2 of 2 1947-1954

Box 51 Folder 979 Egypt 1947

Box 51 Folder 980 England 1947-1954

Box 51 Folder 981 Fiji Islands 1949

Box 51 Folder 982 France 1947-1956

Box 51 Folder 983 French Equatorial Africa 1947-1954

Box 51 Folder 984 Ghana, 1 of 2 1954

Box 52 Folder 984a Ghana, 2 of 2 1954

Box 52 Folder 985 Holland 1950

Box 52 Folder 986 Hong Kong 1959

Box 52 Folder 987 Iceland 1950

Box 52 Folder 988 India 1958-1959

Box 52 Folder 989 Iran 1959

Box 52 Folder 990 Ireland 1950

Box 53 Folder 991 Israel 1952

Box 53 Folder 992 Italy 1956

Box 53 Folder 993 Japan 1959

Box 53 Folder 994 Mexico 1942

Box 53 Folder 995 New Caledonia 1949

Box 53 Folder 996 New Zealand 1949-1962

Box 53 Folder 997 Portugal 1950

Box 53 Folder 998 Samoa 1962


Series VIII. Photography. Subseries VIII.A. Slide Transparencies by Country.

Series VIII. Photography. Subseries VIII.B. Range Survey and Soils Slide Transparencies.


Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 53 Folder 999 Scotland 1952

Box 54 Folder 1000 Soviet Union (USSR) 1958

Box 54 Folder 1001 Switzerland 1956

Box 54 Folder 1002 Tahiti 1962

Box 54 Folder 1003 Thailand 1959

Box 54 Folder 1004 United States – Alaska 1946

Box 54 Folder 1005 United States – Arizona 1942

Box 54 Folder 1006 United States – California 1942

Box 54 Folder 1007 United States – General 1942-1960

Box 54 Folder 1008 United States – Hawaii 1949-1962

Box 54 Folder 1009 United States – Idaho, Minnesota 1953, 1959

Box 54 Folder 1010 United States – Montana, Nevada 1942-1959

Box 54 Folder 1011 United States – New Mexico, New York, North

Carolina

1945-1955

Box 54 Folder 1012 Vietnam 1959

Box 54 Folder 1013 Wales 1947

Box 54 Folder 1014 World 1946-1968

Subseries VIII.B. Range Survey and Soils Slide Transparencies. 1940-1980,

No Date.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 55 Folder 1015 Range survey 1948-1952

Box 55 Folder 1016 Forest range environmental study (FRES), 1 of 2 1958-1980


Series VIII. Photography. Subseries VIII.B. Range Survey and Soils Slide Transparencies.

Series VIII. Photography. Subseries VIII.C. Prints and Negatives, by Country.


Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 56 Folder

1016a

Forest range environmental study (FRES), 2 of 2 1958-1980

Box 57 Folder 1017 Soils and land use in New Zealand 1962

Box 57 Folder 1018 Soil maps of the Soviet Union (USSR) No Date

Subseries VIII.C. Prints and Negatives, by Country. 1936-1962.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 58 Folder 1019 Descriptions of black-and-white prints circa 1962

Box 58 Folder

1019a

K1 – K641: United States, 1 of 2

(Michigan, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Hawaii,

California, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, North

Dakota, Minnesota, Virginia, Tennessee, North

Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Maryland, West

Virginia, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Wisconsin,

Iowa, Missouri, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,

Maine, Vermont)

1936-1938

Box 59 Folder

1019b

K1 – K641: United States, 2 of 2

(Michigan, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Hawaii,

California, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, North

Dakota, Minnesota, Virginia, Tennessee, North

Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Maryland, West

Virginia, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Wisconsin,

Iowa, Missouri, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,

Maine, Vermont)

1936-1938

Box 59 Folder 1020 K643 – K840: Europe

(France, Italy, Greece, Yugoslavia, Austria, Germany)

1938

Box 59 Folder 1021 K841 – K847: United States

(New Hampshire, Virginia)

1938

Box 59 Folder 1022 K848 – K893: Quebec, Canada

(Includes two photographs of Virginia)

1939




Box

Number

Folder

Number



(Maine, Pennsylvania, Washington, California,

Oregon, Arizona, Nevada, North Dakota, Nebraska,

Texas, New Mexico, Colorado)

1939

Box 59 Folder 1024 K1100 – K1259a: Alaska, 1 of 2 1946

Box 60 Folder

1024a

K1100 – K1259a: Alaska, 2 of 2 1946

Box 60 Folder 1025 Alaska, A. D. Edgar 1946

Box 60 Folder 1026 Alaska, Iver Nygard 1946

Box 60 Folder 1027 Alaska, Dave Savage 1946

Box 60 Folder 1028 K1260 – K1286: France 1947

Box 60 Folder 1029 K1287 – K1342: Algeria 1947

Box 60 Folder 1030 K1346 – K1468: Tunisia; Libya; Egypt; Sudan;

Belgian Congo; Ruanda; Burundi; Brussels, Belgium

1947

Box 60 Folder 1031 K1469 – K1489: United Kingdom

(England, Wales)

1947

Box 60 Folder 1032 K1501 – K1540: Europe, Africa

(France, Algeria, Egypt, Congo)

1947


(England)

1948

Box 60 Folder 1034 K1619 – K1678: Australia 1949

Box 61 Folder 1035 K1680 – K1746: New Zealand 1949

Box 61 Folder 1036 K1747 – K1749: Hawaii 1949

Box 61 Folder 1037 K1751 – K1777a: Fiji, Australia, New Zealand,

Hawaii

1949

Box 61 Folder 1038 K1778 – K2040: Europe

(Ireland, Portugal, France, Belgium, Holland, United

Kingdom, Iceland)

1950

Box 61 Folder 1039 K2041 – K2092: Canada and Charles Edwin Kellogg

in his garden

1951




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 61 Folder 1040 K2093 – K2152: Israel 1952

Box 61 Folder 1041 K2161 – K2191, K3003: United Kingdom

(Scotland)

1952

Box 61 Folder 1042 K2192 – K2195: Israel 1952

Box 61 Folder 1043 K2197 – K2226: Ghana 1954

Box 61 Folder 1044 K2230 – K2328: Belgian Congo 1954

Box 61 Folder 1045 K2329 – K2333: Belgium 1954


(England)

1954


(Mississippi, Maine)

1955


(Georgia, South Carolina)

1957

Box 61 Folder 1049 K2383 – K2496: India 1958

Box 61 Folder 1050 K2497 – K2660, K3002: Soviet Union (USSR), 1 of 2 1958

Box 62 Folder

1050a

K2497 – K2660, K3002: Soviet Union (USSR), 2 of 2 1958

Box 62 Folder 1051 K2661: Iran 1959


Box 62 Folder 1053 K2897 – K2915: South Vietnam 1959

Box 62 Folder 1054 K2916 – K2945: Japan 1959



Box 62 Folder 1057 K2980 – K2981: Thailand 1959

Box 62 Folder 1058 K2982 – K2988: South Vietnam 1959

Box 62 Folder 1059 K2989 – K2991: Hong Kong 1959



Series VIII. Photography. Subseries VIII.D. Miscellaneous Prints and Negatives.


Box

Number

Folder

Number



(Massachusetts, Utah, Idaho)

1959


Box 62 Folder 1062 K3015 – K3032: Tahiti 1962

Box 62 Folder 1063 K3033 – K3109: New Zealand 1962

Box 62 Folder 1064 K62 – K2763: Empty sleeves, 1 of 2 1936-1959

Box 63 Folder 1065 K62 – K2763: Empty sleeves, 2 of 2 1936-1959

Subseries VIII.D. Miscellaneous Prints and Negatives. 1927-1975, No Date.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 63 Folder 1066 Key to miscellaneous photographs 1973

Box 63 Folder 1067 1. Rome plow land clearing in tropics circa 1967

Box 63 Folder 1068 2. Chernozem profiles from North Dakota, South

Dakota, and Nebraska

1962

Box 63 Folder 1069 3. Photographs of Charles Edwin Kellogg, including

one with Curtis F. Marbut

circa 1934-

1960

Box 63 Folder 1070 4. Photographs of individuals, including staff,

students, Curtis F. Marbut, and Konstantin

Dmitrievich Glinka

Includes photographs of Lyle Thomas Alexander;

John C. McAmis; Leo L. Anderson; Gove

Hambidge; Marlin G. Cline; William S. Ligon;

William M. Johnson; Andrew R. Aandahl; Arnold

Baur; J. Kenneth Ableiter.

circa 1934-

1965

Box 63 Folder 1071 4. Group photographs, a few with Charles Edwin

Kellogg

Includes photographs of Andrew R. Aandahl;

Arvad J. Cline; H. J. Maker; Rudy Dudal; Victor

Kovda.

1927-1969




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 63 Folder 1072 5. Group photographs with Charles E. Kellogg

Includes photographs of Charles E. Kellogg and

his wife Lucille; Dr. M. A. McCall; William M.

Johnson; Andrew R. Aandahl; William S. Ligon;

Arnold Baur; J. Kenneth Ableiter; Curtis F.

Marbut; J. M. van Staveren; Cornelis Hendrik

Edelman; Verne M. Bathurst; Stanley D. Alfred;

Dirk van der Voet; Ray L. Cook.

1935-1969

Box 63 Folder 1073 6. Charles Edwin Kellogg with John F. Kennedy and

talking at the United Nations in Geneva

1962-1963

Box 63 Folder 1074 7. Charles Edwin Kellogg and Cornelis Hendrik

Edelman

1957

Box 63 Folder 1075 8. Charles Edwin Kellogg’s books in the United States

Department of Agriculture (USDA) Library exhibit

1968, 1972

Box 63 Folder 1076 9. Charles Edwin Kellogg’s garden and salty soil

leaching experiments

1948-1966

Box 63 Folder 1077 10. Lanscapes and soils: strips for shifting cultivation

in Congo; periglacial ice wedges in Belgium; flowing

silt; soils

1928-1958

Box 63 Folder 1078 11. Black-and-whites from Kodachromes of European

trip for “A Joycean Holiday”

1966

Box 63 Folder 1079 12. Pictures and cartoons under Charles Edwin

Kellogg’s desktop at retirement

1952-1971

Box 63 Folder 1080 13. Photographs for possible use in town and country

planning

1960-1970

Box 63 Folder 1081 14. Photographs from Texas by William Thomas

Carter

1938

Box 63 Folder 1082 15. Maori box presentation at New Zealand embassy 1952

Box 63 Folder 1083 16. Curious aerial photograph of a pattern made by a

farmer to amuse people

1964

Box 63 Folder 1084 17. Biscuit scrabland by William M. Johnson 1949-1960

Box 63 Folder 1085 18. Soil Survey exhibit material 1936-1940




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 63 Folder 1086 19. Drawing of nutrient cycle and soil formation No Date

Box 63 Folder 1087 20. Photographs of bad soils engineering and highway

design in Maryland

1961

Box 63 Folder 1088 21. Photographs in Soviet Union (USSR) given by

Soviets and others

1958

Box 63 Folder 1089 22. Illustrations for The Soils That Support Us, 1 of 2 circa 1956

Box 64 Folder 1090 22a. Illustrations for The Soils That Support Us, 2 of 2 circa 1956

Box 64 Folder 1091 23. Prairie soil profiles, sandhills, soil blowing, and

landscapes sent in by F. A. Hayes

circa 1937

Box 64 Folder 1092 24. World soil map of soil orders and suborders 1965-1970

Box 64 Folder 1093 25. Photographs collected for 1957 Department of

Agriculture (USDA) yearbook

1942-1957

Box 64 Folder 1094 26. Photographs for first edition of The Soil Survey

Manual, Bulletin 229, other Department of

Agriculture (USDA), and of United Nations Food and

Agriculture Organization (FAO) experimental fields

1933-1950

Box 64 Folder 1095 27. Pavement settlement over peat marsh in Michigan No Date

Box 64 Folder 1096 28. Appraisal of existing soil maps in the world for

1964 Department of Agriculture (USDA) yearbook

circa 1964

Box 64 Folder 1097 29. Photographs of preparing soil maps for

publication, old

No Date

Box 64 Folder 1098 30. Soil Survey photographs, early and recent 1952-1967

Box 64 Folder 1099 31. Land patterns for military lectures No Date

Box 64 Folder 1100 32. Photocopies of several illustrations in Charles F.

Vanderford’s The Soils of Tennessee, September 1897

No Date

Box 64 Folder 1101 Miscellaneous enlargements of photographs in

Agricultural Development: Soil, Food, People, Work

1975


Series IX. Research File.


Series IX. Research File. 1941-1978, No Date. 8 boxes.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 65 Folder 1102 Belgian agricultural research overseas – Jurion 1966

Box 65 Folder 1103 Statements by Lester R. Brown on world hunger 1966-1968

Box 65 Folder 1104 Case studies – pamphlet on economic handbooks

series

1966

Box 65 Folder 1105 CERES: FAO Review, January-February 1969 – July-

August 1970

1969-1970

Box 65 Folder 1106 CERES: FAO Review, September-October 1970 –

November-December 1971

1970-1971

Box 65 Folder 1107 CERES: FAO Review, January-February 1972 –

January-February 1973

1972-1973

Box 65 Folder 1108 CERES: FAO Review, March-April 1973 – March-

April 1974

1973-1974

Box 66 Folder 1109 CERES: FAO Review, May-June 1974 – May-June

1976

1974-1976

Box 66 Folder 1110 CERES: FAO Review, July-August 1976 – March-

April 1978

1976-1978

Box 66 Folder 1111 Conservation of soil resources by G. D. Smith 1971

Box 66 Folder 1112 Crops 1966-1967

Box 66 Folder 1113 Economic development, general 1965-1966

Box 66 Folder 1114 Farm Index, United States Department of Agriculture

(USDA)

1970, 1973

Box 66 Folder 1115 Fertilizers 1962-1963, No

Date

Box 66 Folder 1116 Food needs 1967

Box 66 Folder 1117 Food aid – direct 1966-1967

Box 66 Folder 1118 Food aid – indirect 1967

Box 66 Folder 1119 Food aid – indirect, United States 1966




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 66 Folder 1120 Ford Plan – suggestions for 10-point pilot program to

increase food production

1959

Box 66 Folder 1121 Foreign Agriculture, United States Department of

Agriculture (USDA), December 1969 – August 1973

1969-1973

Box 67 Folder 1122 Forest Service – attacks and replies 1970-1971

Box 67 Folder 1123 Highlight principles 1957-1961, No

Date

Box 67 Folder 1124 Land Economics, August 1970 1970

Box 67 Folder

1124a

The Manchester Guardian Weekly, volume 105

number 22 (See Oversize Box 74, Folder 1188)

1971

Box 67 Folder 1125 Marketing 1967

Box 67 Folder 1126 Miscellaneous articles No Date

Box 67 Folder 1127 Miscellaneous reviews – not useful 1968-1973, No

Date

Box 67 Folder 1128 Miscellaneous reviews of other works 1969-1971

Box 67 Folder 1129 Miscellaneous reviews – soil science, current and

useful

1951-1970

Box 67 Folder 1130 Miscellaneous reviews – useful 1968-1971, No

Date

Box 67 Folder 1131 National Youth Conference of Science and the

Environment

1971

Box 67 Folder 1132 Nature And Resources, United Nations Educational,

Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO),

September 1967 – September 1971

1967-1971

Box 67 Folder 1133 Newspaper clippings – miscellaneous 1970-1971

Box 67 Folder 1134 Nitrogen fixation No Date

Box 67 Folder 1135 Philippines – corn and rice production 1970-1971

Box 67 Folder 1136 Population 1966

Box 67 Folder 1137 Publications – miscellaneous 1961-1968




Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 68 Folder 1138 Publications – miscellaneous 1969-1976

Box 68 Folder 1139 Report of the Joint Committee on the National Soil

Survey, Journal of American Society of Agronomy,

volume 37, number 12, December 1945

1945

Box 68 Folder 1140 Rockefeller Conference on Latin America 1961, No Date

Box 68 Folder 1141 Rockefeller Conference on Latin America – papers 1960

Box 68 Folder 1142 Rockefeller Conference on Latin America – papers circa 1961

Box 68 Folder 1143 Rockefeller reports 1964

Box 68 Folder 1144 Science, August 1967 – May 1970 1967-1970

Box 69 Folder 1145 Science, March 1971 – September 1972 1971-1972

Box 69 Folder 1146 Science, November 1972 – April 1973 1972-1973

Box 69 Folder 1147 Science, May 1973 – August 1973 1973

Box 69 Folder 1148 Science, October 1973 – May 1975 1973-1975

Box 70 Folder 1149 Science, September 1975 – February 1976 1975-1976

Box 70 Folder 1150 Scientific American 1970-1973

Box 70 Folder 1151 Situation reports – world food situation 1961-1967

Box 70 Folder 1152 Soil Conservation Service (SCS) publications 1965-1971

Box 70 Folder 1153 Soils and water 1953-1967

Box 70 Folder 1154 Soils engineering – Arnold Clifford Orvedal 1959

Box 70 Folder 1155 The Soils that Support Us – a review by Gove

Hambidge in Land Policy Review, November 1941

1941

Box 70 Folder 1156 The Soils that Support Us – reviews and

miscellaneous

1941-1942, No

Date

Box 70 Folder 1157 Statistics 1966- 1970

Box 70 Folder 1158 United States Agriculture in a World Context:

Policies and Approaches for the Next Decade by the

Atlantic Council

1973



Series X. Personal Records.


Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 70 Folder 1159 United Nations – miscellaneous publications 1969

Box 70 Folder 1160 United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) –

miscellaneous publications

1967-1970

Box 71 Folder 1161 Unpublished papers by others 1967-1969

Box 71 Folder 1162 Unpublished papers by others 1970-1972, No

Date

Box 71 Folder 1163 War on Hunger, May 1969 – September 1970 1969-1970

Box 71 Folder 1164 War on Hunger, November 1970 – June 1972 1970-1972, No

Date

Box 72 Folder 1165 Map references, 1 of 2 circa 1940-

1968

Box 72 Folder 1166 Map references, 2 of 2 circa 1940-

1968

Box 72 Folder 1167 Bibliographic references and notes, 1 of 2 circa 1970

Box 72 Folder 1168 Bibliographic references and notes, 2 of 2 circa 1970

Box 72 Folder 1169 Bibliographic references circa 1974

Box 72 Folder 1170 Classifications of the soils of the Soviet Union

(USSR)

No Date

Series X. Personal Records. 1950-1980, No Date. 1 box.

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 72 Folder 1171 Awards and honorary diplomas (See Oversize Box 74,

Folder 1189)

1950-1980

Box 72 Folder 1172 Values of book items 1967

Box 72 Folder 1173 Books recorded after fine arts policy list was

compiled

circa 1968

Box 72 Folder 1174 New room correspondence, receipts, and layout 1968-1969


Series X. Personal Records.

Oversized Boxes.


Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 72 Folder

1174a

Key to pamphlet file 1970

Box 72 Folder 1175 Personal finances 1970

Oversize Boxes

Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 73 Folder 1176 Curriculum vitae. Memorandum to Thomas Cowden.

(From Box 2, Folder 38)

1969

Box 73 Folder 1177 58. Conflicting Doctrines About Soils. French

translation. (From Box 6, Folder 94)

1948

Box 73 Folder 1178 74. Soil Survey in relation to soil conservation. Four

copies. (From Box 7, Folder 110)

1949

Box 73 Folder 1179 81. Tropical Soils. Notes on. (From Box 7, Folder

116)

1950

Box 73 Folder 1180 98. Using our soils to keep men free. Newspaper

clippings on the "Philosophy of conservation." (From

Box 8, Folder 129)

1953

Box 73 Folder 1181 4. Soil survey and the appraisal problem. Speech on

soils and soil depletion. (From Box 15, Folder 266)

1937

Box 73 Folder 1182 11. The problem of continuing a program of

agricultural adjustment; speech given at Lincoln,

Nebraska. Clippings from Lincoln newspapers. (From

Box 15, Folder 273)

1940

Box 73 Folder 1183 16. Scientist and agricultural policy in a democratic

state, speech: American Association for the

Advancement of Science (AAAS) meeting in

Philadelphia, December 1940. United States

Department of Agriculture (USDA) clip sheet. (From

Box 16, Folder 278)

1941


Oversized Boxes.


Box

Number

Folder

Number


Box 73 Folder 1184 52. Report on the colonies by the special missions to

survey agricultural problems and research needs in the

British African colonies and protectorates (From Box

17, Folder 311)

1949

Box 73 Folder 1185 Origin of erosion work in the United States

Department of Agriculture (USDA) (From Box 39,

Folder 727)

1942

Box 74 Folder 1186 80. Farm land resources of the United States. Mock-

up, 8 pages on yellow graph paper. (From Box 7,

Folder 115)

circa 1950

Box 74 Folder 1187 Miscellaneous history and organizational charts.

Organizational charts. (From Box 31, Folder 628)

1957-1970

Box 74 Folder 1188 The Manchester Guardian Weekly, volume 105,

number 22 (From Box 67, Folder 1124a)

1971

Box 74 Folder 1189 Awards and honorary diplomas: United States

Department of Agriculture Distinguished Service

Award; honorary diploma from the Institut

agronomique de l'Etat à Gembloux; honorary diploma

from the University of Ghent. (From Box 72, Folder

1171)

1950-1963

Box 74 Folder 1190 New room correspondence, receipts, and layout. Two

technical drawings of the new addition to Kellogg's

house. (From Box 72, Folder 1174)

circa 1968

Charles Edwin Kellogg Papers - USDA

Documents

Transcript of Charles Edwin Kellogg Papers - USDA