Division of Entomology and Economic Zoology Records, 1885-1991

Summary Information

Title: Division of Entomology and Economic Zoology records
Dates: 1885-1991 (bulk 1920-1951)
Creator: University of Minnesota. Division of Entomology and Economic Zoology.
Extent: 88 boxes (29.3 cubic feet)
Language: Collection material in English
Collection Number: uarc 938
Abstract:

Contains professional, administrative and personal correspondence, reports, budget proposals, building and site plans, curricular materials, minutes, publications, newsletters, talks, and program reviews from the Division of Entomology and Economic Zoology.

Repository: University of Minnesota Libraries. University of Minnesota Archives

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Preferred Citation:

Division of Entomology and Economic Zoology records, University Archives, University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.

Arrangement

The collection is divided into 4 series:

• Entomology
• Economic Zoology
• Beekeeping
• Entomology, Fisheries and Wildlife

Historical Note

Entomology was first listed as a collegiate-level course in the 1874-1875 University Bulletin for the College of Agriculture. In the 1877-1878 Bulletin, Economic Entomology was listed in the description of the College of Agriculture’s scope of instruction, noting the subject included “general characters of insects; characters and peculiarities of those families containing useful or injurious members; together with a special study of the more important individuals of these families.”

The 1889-1890 University Course Catalog for the College of Agriculture listed Entomology as a course of instruction, and the following year’s Catalog listed Otto Lugger as both botanist at the Agricultural Experiment Station and Professor of Entomology and Botany for the College of Agriculture. Frederick L. Washburn was named as Entomologist for the Station and Professor of Entomology in the 1901-1902 Catalog.

“Entomology” and “Economic Zoology” were used interchangeably in University publications during the 1910s. Entomology was considered a Course of Study in the College of Agriculture. Professor Washburn was sometimes listed as Chief of the Division in University Catalogs and Bulletins. He was appointed as Chairman of the Division of Economic Zoology by the Board of Regents at their June 7, 1916, meeting.

The Regents’ Agricultural Committee voted at their January 18, 1918, meeting to “change the name of the Division of Economic Zoology to Division of Entomology and Economic Zoology, and that the Division be organized under four sections known respectively as Parasitology, Economic Vertebrate Zoology, Economic Entomology, and Insecticidal Investigations.”

The Division of Beekeeping was combined with the Division of Entomology and Economic Zoology by approval of the Board of Regents at their October 1, 1928, meeting. The combined division was named the Division of Entomology and Economic Zoology within the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics.

In 1962, the Department’s name was changed to the Department of Entomology, Fisheries and Wildlife to better reflect its curriculum, which included courses such as Principles of Beekeeping, Entomological Techniques, Fishery and Wildlife Populations, Insect Morphology, and Medical Entomology.

On recommendation of the Regents’ Educational Policy and Long-Range Planning Committee, the Board of Regents, at their June 10, 1983, meeting, approved the formation of the Department of Entomology in the College of Agriculture and the Department of Fisheries and Wildlife in the College of Forestry.

Heads of Department/Division

Economic Zoology

• Frederick L. Washburn, Chairman, 1916-1918

Entomology and Economic Zoology

• William A. Riley, Chief, 1918-1925
• Royal N. Chapman, Chief, 1925-1930
• William A. Riley, Chief, 1930-1944
• Clarence A. Mickel, Acting Chief and Chief, 1944-1960
• Alexander C. Hodson, Head, 1960-1962

Entomology, Fisheries and Wildlife

• Alexander C. Hodson, Head, 1962-1974
• Milton W. Weller, Head, 1974-1982
• Richard Jones, Acting Head, 1982-1983

Entomology

• Richard Jones, Acting Head and Head, 1983-1991
• Mark Ascerno, Acting Head and Head, 1991-2009

Collection Scope and Content Note

The collection contains professional, administrative and personal correspondence, reports, budget proposals, building and site plans, curricular materials, minutes, publications, newsletters, talks, and program reviews. The collection is arranged in four series: Entomology; Economic Zoology; Beekeeping; and Entomology, Fishes and Wildlife. Inclusive collection dates are 1885-1991: bulk dates are 1926-1958, coinciding with the period Drs. Royal Chapman and Clarence Mickel headed the division.

Series 1, Entomology, is composed of two subseries, Correspondence, and Newsletters, Reports and Miscellaneous. Much of the administrative information for Entomology as a whole is found in the Correspondence subseries because the department heads were entomologists and their correspondence was filed with the entomology files. Other important correspondence includes letters between colleagues regarding research projects, job recommendations, personal news, and common administrative problems; correspondence with students regarding replacement, theses, World War II experiences and research; with county agents and the public regarding insect problems and identification; with corporations regarding testing of products and equipment, and research grants; and with professional organizations and societies. The Newsletters, Reports and Miscellaneous subseries contains two folders of materials collected by department head A.C. Hodson containing correspondence, reposts and program reviews covering the early history of the Entomology program, in addition to a scrapbook and ledger belonging to Otto Lugger, the principal entomologist for the Agricultural Experiment Station from 1888-1901.

Series 2, Economic Zoology, consists of 4 subseries: Correspondence; Minnesota Department of Conservation; Lloyd L. Smith; and the St. Paul Campus Agricultural Experiment Station. The correspondence subseries contains named and general correspondence, as well as subject-related correspondence, most of which focuses on wildlife, waterfowl and fish conservation topics. Department of Conservation materials consist of correspondence between noted grouse researcher Ralph King regarding all aspects of game management in the state and a mix of named, general and subject correspondence regarding wildlife management, research and conservation in the state between 1926 and 1950. Subseries 3, Lloyd L. Smith, contains correspondence concerning the creation of a freshwater biology research facility for the University (what would become the Freshwater Biological Institute) and the Limnological Research Center, as well as reports, proposals and correspondence on topics related to sport fisheries and fisheries management and water quality studies. Subseries four, St. Paul Campus, contains correspondence, memos and reports to and from department members on subjects ranging from faculty work at the Itasca Biology Station to conservation and game management, as well as correspondence with deans in the Department of Agriculture.

Series 3, Beekeeping, includes correspondence regarding bee research, diseases of bees, and bee commerce, honey production in the United States and world-wide, and information on legislation and commerce concerning honey production and transport. Folders are arranged alphabetically, with personal and corporate names and subjects interfiled.

Series 4, Entomology, Fishes and Wildlife consists of correspondence, memos, minutes, policies, publications and program reviews of the Department of Entomology, Fishes and Wildlife. Most of the folders in the series dates between 1972 and 1985.

Subject Terms

Index Terms

• This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog of the University of Minnesota Libraries.
• Lugger, Otto, 1844-1901.
• Jager, Francis.
• University of Minnesota. Division of Entomology and Economic Zoology -- Archives.
• University of Minnesota. Dept. of Entomology, Fisheries, and Wildlife.
• Bee culture.
• Entomology -- Study and teaching.
• Zoology, Economic.

Detailed Contents

Location		Title
		Entomology
		Correspondence
Box 1-2		A general, 1935-1951 (9 folders)  Box 1-2 Note Correspondence with Erwin H. Ackerknecht regarding history of malaria in the Mississippi Valley (1944); correspondence between Granovsky and E. E. Anderson regarding airplane crop dusting of Red River Valley potato fields (1945); research grant from the Acme White Lead Color Works (1947).
Box 2		Ackert, James Edward, undated, 1933-1944 Box 2 Note Correspondence with Riley regarding American Microscopical Society and articles in Transactions .
		Adams, Charles Frederick, 1928-1930 Box 2 Note Correspondence regarding his research on the Mycetophilidae with Mickel.
		Agricultural Supply Company (AGSCO) Chemicals, 1947-1951 Box 2 Note Correspondence regarding research agreement on the use of sprays and dusts for the control of potato insects and diseases.
		Ainslie, C.N., 1926-1939 Box 2 Note Correspondence with Mickel regarding insect collecting and taxonomy. Many of his specimens are in the Division's collection.
		Alexander, Charles Paul, 1928-1942 Box 2
Box 61		Alrich, J.M. 1889-1892  Box 61
Box 2		Alfalfa Plant Bug, 1939-1946 Box 2
		Allee, Warder Clyde, 1927-1930, 1947 Box 2 Note Earlier correspondence is with Chapman regarding proposed Ecological Monographs (1927) and various administrative matters. Correspondence with Richards regarding Richard's DDT research (1947).
		Allen, Robert Malven, 1940-1944 Box 2 Note Correspondence with Riley regarding bacteriology.
		American Association for the Advancement of Science, undated, 1927-1948 (3 folders)  Box 2 Note General correspondence (1927-1948); proposals for meeting in Minneapolis (1938-1940); arrangements for joint meeting with the American Society of Parasitologists (1935).
Box 2-3		American Association of Economic Entomologists, 1922-1951 (5 folders)  Box 2-3 Note Correspondence covers period when Ruggles was President of the Association (1922-1924); general correspondence (1926-1951).
Box 3		American Committee on Science Nomenclature circa 1942-1947 (5 folders)  Box 3 Note Correspondence between Mickel and E. G. Linsley including initial steps in organizing Committee. Other material consists of circulars, decisions, secretary's communications, and subjects.
		American Cyanamid Company, 1926-1951 (2 folders)  Box 3 Note Correspondence regarding their products Cyanogas and Parathion.
Box 4		American Institute of Biological Sciences, 1949-1951 Box 4
		American Veterinary Medical Association, 1932-1934, 1939 Box 4 Note Correspondence between Riley and H. Preston Hoskins regarding Association's journal.
		Ammand, P.N., 1930-1948 Box 4 Note Correspondence concerning control of various insect pests (1935-1948). Included are the 1945 papers by Granovsky and Hodson regarding DDT.
		Andre, Floyd, 1940, 1947-1950 Box 4 Note Correspondence with Mickel regarding common problems of the Minnesota and Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Stations.
		Andrew's Nursery Company, 1929-1949 Box 4 Note Correspondence with Ruggles, Granovsky and Hodson regarding insect pests.
		Angell, J.W., 1932, 1941 Box 4 Note Correspondence with Mickel regarding determination of Division's collection of Lucanidae and Cicindelidae.
		Ants, 1942-1947 (2 folders)  Box 4
		Archer-Daniels-Midland Company, 1943-1951 Box 4 Note Correspondence regarding investigation of soy flour pests under Mickel's supervision. Includes February 5, 1944 report: "Potentiality of Stored Food Product Insects for Infesting Soy Flour and Related Products."
		Armour, M.L., 1927-1934 Box 4
		Army Worms, 1927-1947 Box 4
Box 61		Ashmead, William. H. 1892-1896  Box 61
Box 4		Aune, Raymond, 1928-1948 Box 4
Box 4-6		B general, 1926-1951 (12 folders)  Box 4-6 Note Correspondence of W. B. Bell, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, regarding rabbit research (1943); E. H. Bryan, Bernice P. Bishop Museum in Hawaii, regarding his identification of the F. L. Washburn collection from the Marquesas Islands (1931-1932).
Box 61		B general, undated, 1890-1898  Box 61
Box 6		Banks, Nathan, 1929-1945 Box 6 Note Correspondence with Mickel regarding taxonomy.
		Barnett, Herbert Charles, 1941-1946 Box 6 Note Correspondence with Graham regarding tipmouth research.
		Baumhofer, L.G., 1926-1928 Box 6
		Bean Weevils, 1927-1947 Box 6
		Bedbugs, 1928, 1934-1947 (2 folders)  Box 6
		Benjamin, Daniel Marshall, 1939, 1942-1947 Box 6 Note Correspondence regarding World War II experiences; work of the Division.
		Benjamin, Foster H., 1927-1935 Box 6 Note Correspondence with Richards before Richards came to the University of Minnesota.
		Bequaret, Joseph Charles, 1930-1946 Box 6 Note Correspondence regarding taxonomy of wasps and ectoparasites.
		Biological Abstracts , 1926-1945 Box 6 Note Correspondence with Chapman and Riley regarding initiation and administration of service.
Box 7		Bishopp, Fred Corry, 1930-1946 Box 7 Note Correspondence with Riley regarding mosquitos.
		Blister Beetles, 1932-1946 Box 7
		Bodenheimer, Fritz S., 1928-1935 Box 7
		Boughton, Donald Clarke, 1930-1943 Box 7
Box 59		Bouvier, Arthur 1926-1966  Box 59
Box 7		Boxelder Bugs, 1933-1945 Box 7
		Bradley, James Chester, 1927-1945 Box 7
		Braun, Erdman, 1929-1936, 1944 Box 7 Note Correspondence regarding outbreak of encephalomyelitis in Manitoba (1935).
		Britton, W.E., 1926-1933 Box 7
		Brown, Anthony William Aldridge, 1933-1947 Box 7
		Brumpt, E., 1932-1933 Box 7 Note Correspondence, in French, with Riley regarding moose ticks.
		Buchanan, William Dwight, 1932-1945 Box 7 Note Correspondence, mainly with Ruggles, concerns exchanges of departmental and personal news. Of note is correspondence regarding Dutch Elm Disease research.
		Burroughs, Albert Lawrence, 1946 Box 7
		Buzicky, Albert Walter, 1940-1946 Box 7 Note Correspondence during World War II in India and China.
Box 7-8		C General, 1926-1951 (8 folders)  Box 7-8 Note Correspondence with Olive Cunningham, Pineapple Products Cooperative Association, Hawaii regarding R. N. Chapman (1940); correspondence with Richard Cotton regarding Joint Committee on Coordination of Entomology with the War effort (1943).
Box 61		C-F General, 1890-1900  Box 61
Box 8		Campbell, Frank Leslie, 1930-1941, 1946-1947 Box 8
		Carbide and Carbon Chemicals Corporation, 1933-1942, 1945-1947 Box 8 Note Correspondence regarding use of dichlorethyl ether as an insecticide.
		Carrier Engineering Corporation, 1925-1932 Box 8
Box 9		Carter, Walter, 1925-1941, 1947 Box 9 Note Correspondence with Chapman regarding Pineapple Products Cooperative Association in Hawaii (1929-1930).
		Chadwick, Leigh Edward, 1945-1947 Box 9 Note Correspondence with Richards regarding research on insect chitin.
		Chalgren, William Schultz, 1939-1941 Box 9 Note Correspondence with Riley regarding internal parasites of rabbits; mosquito survey around Camp Ripley.
		Chapman, Royal Norton, 1917-1939 Box 9 Note Bulk of correspondence is with Riley concerning experiment station work (1929-1939).
		Chemical Warfare Service, 1946-1948 Box 9 Note Correspondence and other material regarding Richards' research on insect cuticle.
		Chesley, Albert Justis, 1937-1944 Box 9 Note Correspondence with Riley mainly regarding mosquito research in the Upper Mississippi Valley.
		China
Box 9		China Foundation, 1942-1944 Box 9 Note Chinese students stranded in the U.S. during the War.
		Evans, C.E., 1933-1934 Box 9
		Henry, James M., 1932-1939 Box 9
		Hoffman, William Edwin, undated, 1924-1939, 1941-1946 Box 9
		Lingnan University, 1931-1938 Box 9
		Tsou, Tsong-Ling, 1932-1939 Box 9
		Wallace, Franklin Gerhard, 1933-1937 Box 9
		Yenching University, 1932-1933 Box 9
Box 10		Miscellaneous correspondence, 1932-1945 (2 folders)  Box 10 Note Correspondence regarding details involved with admitting Chinese students to the University.
		Chinch Bugs, 1932-1941 Box 10
Box 61		Chinch Bugs undated, 1894-1895  Box 61
Box 10		Christenson, Leroy Dean, 1928, 1942-1945 Box 10 Note Correspondence regarding experiences in World War II in the South Pacific.
		Christenson, Reed Oscar, 1934-1943 Box 10 Note Correspondence regarding experiences in World War II in Italy and North Africa.
		Circular letters, 1926-1946 Box 10
		Claassen, P.W., 1926, 1943 Box 10
		Clarke, John Frederick Gates, 1933, 1937-1942 Box 10
Box 60		Clover Seeds 1907-1914 ( 2 folders)  Box 60
Box 10		Cole, Leon Jacobs, 1927-1936 Box 10 Note Correspondence regarding lectures given in Wisconsin by Chapman in 1928 and 1929.
		Collins, Homer, 1941-1943 Box 10 Note Correspondence regarding cluster fly problem.
		Common Stalk Borer, 1927-1929 Box 10
		Conference on Stored Grain Insects, 1942 Box 10
		Connell, Walter Anthony, 1941-1946 Box 10 Note Correspondence regarding experiences in World War II in the South Pacific.
		Conzet, Grover Martin, 1926-1937 Box 10
		Cook, William Carmichael, 1926-1937 Box 10
		Cooley, Robert Allen, 1926-1946 Box 10 Note Correspondence with Chapman and Riley regarding Dermacentors.
Box 11		Corn Ear Worm, 1928-1945 Box 11
		Corn Leaf Aphid, 1938-1944 Box 11
		Cort, William W., 1925-1947 Box 11 Note Correspondence with Riley regarding Journal of Parasitology
		Craighead, Frank Cooper, 1925-1935, 1940 (2 folders)  Box 11 Note Correspondence regarding Graham's research on forest pests.
		Cram, Eloise Blaine, 1931-1944 Box 11 Note Correspondence with Riley regarding parasites of grouse and weasels.
		Crawford, Wiley William, 1934-1945 Box 11
		Cresson, Ezra Townsend, 1927-1946 Box 11
		Criddle, Norman, 1926-1932 Box 11
		Crider, Franklin Jacob, 1927 Box 11
		Crowther, David, 1928-1930 Box 11
		Crumb, S.E., 1933-1939 Box 11
Box 12		Cuckler, Ashton Clinton, 1938, 1941-1942 Box 12
		Cutkomp, Laurence Kremer, 1942, 1945-1946, 1948 Box 12 Note Correspondence with Richards regarding DDT research.
		Cutworms, 1927-1946 Box 12
		D General, 1926-1951 Box 12 Note Letter to M. W. Deputy, President of Bemidji State College, regarding Lake Itasca Forestry and Biological Station (October 8, 1930); letter to Leonidas Dodson, University of Pennsylvania Archives describing war work done by Richards and Metz at Pennsylvania (December 4, 1947).
		Daggy, Richard Henry, 1938-1946 Box 12 Note Correspondence regarding experiences in World War II in the South Pacific.
		Davis, John June, 1927-1946 Box 12
		Day, Maxwell Frank Cooper, 1945-1947 Box 12
		Dean, Arthur Lyman, 1929-1930, 1947 Box 12 Note Correspondence regarding Chapman's 1929 trip to Hawaii.
		Dean, George Adams, 1926-1945 Box 12
		de la Torre-Bueno, Jose Rollin, 1935-1943 Box 12
Box 13		Denning, Donald Gordon, 1927-1946 (2 folders)  Box 13
		Denoyer-Geppert Company, Chicago, 1931-1938 Box 13
Box 60		Departmental Correspondence 1948-1967 ( 2 folders)  Box 60
Box 62		Departmental correspondence undated, 1890-1915  Box 62
		Departmental scrapbook letters 1897-1924 ( 3 folders)  Box 62 Note  A-H, J-Q, and R-Z
Box 86		Departmental Correspondence 1918-1934, 1962 ( 2 folders)  Box 86
Box 13		Dery, Edwin LeRoy, 1940-1946 Box 13
		Dikmans, Gerard, 1925-1944 Box 13
		Dodge, Harold Rodney, 1937-1945 Box 13
		Donohoe, Heber Clark, 1929-1946 Box 13
		Dow Chemical Company, Midland, Michigan, 1933-1946 Box 13
		Dowell, Austin Allyn, 1929-1933 Box 13
		Dozier, Herbert Lawrence, 1927-1929 Box 13 Note Correspondence with Mickel regarding Aleyrodidae.
		Drake, Carl John, 1927-1944 Box 13
		Dudley, John Edward, 1931-1933, 1942-1948 Box 13 Note Correspondence with Granovsky regarding pea aphid.
		Du Pont de Nemours, Wilmington, Del., 1942-1947 Box 13
Box 14		E General, 1940-1951 (2 folders)  Box 14 Note Letter from Ruggles to R. M. Elliott suggesting Coffey for University presidency (June 3, 1940); letter from Hodson to Charles B. Eaton regarding Hodson's views of the methods of conducting forest insect surveys (April 23, 1951).
		Ecological Society of America, 1928, 1935 Box 14 Note Chapman was vice president in 1928. Correspondence mostly concerns Ecological Monographs and a proposal to dam the lakes in Quetico-Superior area.
		Edwards Brothers, publishers, 1931-1940 Box 14
		Elishewitz, Harold, 1942-1946 Box 14 Note Correspondence regarding his research on insect repellents for the Surgeon General's Office.
		Entomological Society of America, undated, 1928-1945 (2 folders)  Box 14
		European Corn Borer, 1927 Box 14
		Ewing, Henry Ellsworth, 1929-1944 Box 14
		Eyer, Jalen R., 1927-1947 Box 14
Box 14-15		F General, 1940-1951 (6 folders)  Box 14-15 Note Letter from Mickel to Farmer's Union Grain Terminal regarding funds for study of grasshopper control (July 1, 1947).
Box 15		The Farmer , 1927-1938, 1947 Box 15
		Felt, Ephraim Porter, 1927-1936 Box 15
		Fender, Kenneth M., 1940-1941, 1947 Box 15 Note Correspondence with Mickel regarding their study of the Cantharid beetles.
		Fischer, Mrs. Eli E., 1927-1929 Box 15 Note Correspondence regarding Sawfly control.
		Fischer, Gustav, 1927-1929 Box 15 Note Correspondence regarding purchase of Handbuch der Entomologie by V. Schroeder.
Box 16		Fischer, R.A., 1927-1939 Box 16
		Fisk, Frank Wilbur, 1938-1946 Box 16 Note Includes World War II experiences in India.
Box 60		FL-FQ 1950  Box 60
Box 16		Fletcher, Frank Chittenden, 1940-1945 Box 16
		Fletcher, Stevenson Whitcomb, 1929-1932 Box 16
		Flint, W.P., 1926-1943 Box 16
		Flock, Robert A., 1942-1946 Box 16
		Forbes, William Trowbridge Merrifield, 1939, 1945-1948 Box 16
Box 61		Forbes, S.A. 1892-1900  Box 61
Box 16		Forest Tent (or Tentless) Caterpillars, 1935-1940 Box 16 Note In 1935 and 1936 there was a heavy infestation in the northern part of the State. Ruggles handled most of the correspondence. In 1937 Hodson was studying the survival of eggs under certain conditions. Contains progress report of studies being done by Ruggles and Hodson (May 5, 1936).
		Fraenkel, Gottfried Samuel, 1946 Box 16
		Franclemont, John George, 1941-1942, 1949-1951 Box 16
		Friederichs, Karl, 1927-1937, 1945-1946 Box 16 Note Visiting professor, 1928. Correspondence with Chapman and Riley. Post-war correspondence describes conditions in Germany.
		Frison, Theodore Henry, 1928-1945 Box 16 Note Correspondence mainly with Mickel regarding taxonomy. See also Journal of Economic Entomology.
		Frog Farming, 1934-1944 Box 16 Note Concerns mainly 1934 swindle.
		G General, 1927, (4 folders)  Box 16
Box 61		G-H General, 1891-1900  Box 61
Box 57		Game Research Project 1931  Box 57
Box 59		Gamma Sigma Delta 1948, 1959-1961, 1968  Box 59
Box 61		Garman, H. 1891-1900  Box 61
Box 17		Gaylord, C.G., 1926-1944 Box 17
		Geigy Company, Inc., 1944-1946 Box 17 Note Correspondence regarding research on DDT compounds.
		General Biological Supply House, Chicago, 1928-1946 Box 17
		Gertsch, Willis John, 1932-1944 Box 17 Note Correspondence with Mickel regarding spider taxonomy, graduate work.
		Gibson, Arthur LeRoy 1927-1940 Box 17
		Gilmer, P.M. 1944-1947 Box 17
		Gladiolus Thrips, 1933-1946 Box 17
		Glen, Robert, 1935-1945 Box 17
		Gophers, 1927-1928 Box 17
		Graham, Samuel Alexander, 1925-1946 (2 folders)  Box 17
Box 18		Grain Storage--Farm, 1940-1941 Box 18 Note Concerns grain storage while still damp.
		Granovsky, Alexander A., 1930-1936, 1942-1946, 1949 Box 18
		Grape Leaf Hopper, 1934-1935 Box 18
		Grasselli Chemical Company, 1933-1935, 1946 Box 18 Note Correspondence regarding testing their new products.
Box 62		Grasshoppers, 1894-1895  Box 62
Box 18		Grathwol, John E., 1932-1945 Box 18
		Green, J.W., 1940 Box 18 Note Correspondence with Mickel regarding his revision of the Cantharids.
		Green Bug, 1927 Box 18
		Grover, O. R., 1929-1942 Box 18
		Guggenheim Foundation, 1925-1946 Box 18
		Gurney, Ashley Buell, 1940-1946, 1950 Box 18 Note Correspondence mainly regarding World War II experiences in malaria control.
Box 59		Gutermuth, C.R. 1949-1951, 1966  Box 59 Note  Wildlife Management Institute.
Box 18-20		H General, 1940-1951 (15 folders)  Box 18-20 Note Letters from Haydak while he was in Florida (1942); correspondence between Richards and Haydak regarding war defense project (February-April 1943); correspondence with C. Anderson Hubbard regarding depository of Northwestern flea collection (January-February 1950).
Box 20		Hadden, Fred C., 1929-1933 Box 20
		Hadley, Charles Harvey, 1926-1935 Box 20 Note Correspondence regarding Japanese Beetles survey with Ruggles and Granovsky.
		Haeussler, Gilbert Julius, 1944-1946 Box 20 Note Contains reports from Granovsky on Minnesota insect problems.
		Hale, Preston, 1926-1929 Box 20
		Hammargren, W.F., 1926-1927 Box 20
		Harden, Philip Howard, 1942-1947 Box 20 Note Correspondence regarding World War II experiences in New Orleans.
		Harmon, Fannie R., 1932-1938 Box 20
		Haseman, Leonard, 1927-1943, 1946 Box 20
		Hass, Henry A., 1927-1933 Box 20
		Hatch, Melville Harrison, 1927-1941 Box 20
		Headlee, Thomas J., 1926-1937, 1940-1943 Box 20
		Hebard, Morgan, 1930-1941 Box 20 Note Correspondence with Mickel regarding Hebard's key to the Orthoptera (grasshoppers) of Minnesota.
		Herms, William Brodbeck, 1933-1942 Box 20
Box 21		Herrick, Glenn Washington, 1933-1934 Box 21
		Hertig, Marshall, 1928-1944 Box 21
		Highby, Paul Richard, 1940-1944 Box 21 Note Correspondence regarding experiences in World War II in New Guinea.
		Hitchcock, John David, 1942-1946 Box 21 Note Correspondence regarding World War II experiences.
		Hodgson, Robert Eliphalet, 1928-1929, 1943-1950 Box 21 Note Correspondence regarding insect problems at the Southern Experiment Station, Waseca.
		Hoffmann, Clarence Howard, 1931-1950 Box 21
		Hoffmann, William Albert, 1930-1943 Box 21
		Holdaway, Frederick George, 1941-1946 Box 21
		Holm, Louis Wilkins, 1946 Box 21
		Horn, Walther, 1926-1929, 1939 Box 21 Note German entomologist, corresponding with Mickel and Chapman regarding paper on Minnesota Tiger Beetles, lecture tour in the U.S.
		Houser, John Samuel, 1932-1946 Box 21
		Howard, Leland Ossian, 1926-1930 Box 21
Box 61		Howard, L.O. 1888-1900  Box 61
Box 21		Hudson Manufacturing Company, 1926-1935 Box 21
		Hughes, John Herschel, 1940-1946, 1951 Box 21
		Hungerford, Herbert Barker, 1926-1946 Box 21 Note Correspondence from Riley regarding General College (March 7, 1935); correspondence regarding the medical training course for the Armed Forces given at the University (1942).
		Hutchinson, Claude Burton, 1926-1929, 1947 Box 21 Note Correspondence with Chapman including Chapman's research in Europe for the International Education Board (1926) and Karl Friederichs' visit here in 1928.
		Hyslop, James Augustus, 1926-1944 Box 21
		I General, 1940-1948 Box 21
Box 55		Ingersoll Machine Company, Robert M. Gaylord 1954-1962  Box 55
Box 21		Insulite, 1941, 1945-1946 Box 21 Note Mainly regarding Daggy's research on mixing DDT in coating for insulating boards.
		International Education Board, 1927-1928 Box 21
Box 22		Isco Chemical Company, 1926-1935 Box 22 Note Correspondence regarding testing the fumigant Chlorpicrin.
		J General, 1929, 1940-1951 Box 22 Note Letter from the State of Minnesota Civil Service Department that explains the duties of the State Entomologist and his relationship to the University of Minnesota (November 15, 1949).
		James, Maurice Theodore, 1932-1933 Box 22 Note Correspondence with Mickel regarding identification of Diptera.
		Jellison, William Livingstone, 1931-1946 (2 folders)  Box 22 Note Correspondence with Riley and Mickel includes accounts of his experiences in the South Pacific during World War II and his work at the Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Laboratory including research on Bubonic Plague (1935).
		Johannsen, Oskar Augustus, 1927-1943 Box 22
		Johnson, Maynard Stickney, 1931-1949 Box 22
		Johnson, Thomas H., 1942-1944 Box 22 Note Correspondence regarding experiences in Africa in World War II.
		Journal of Economic Entomology , 1934-1937 Box 22
		K General, 1928, 1940-1948 (3 folders)  Box 22 Note Letter to Edward F. Knipling, U.S. Department of Agriculture, regarding the Entomology Department's contributions during World War II (June 26, 1947).
Box 61		K-S General, 1888-1900  Box 61
Box 23		Kay Laboratories, 1929-1930, 1938 Box 23 Note Reports on research done under Ruggles on the elimination of green house pests by use of their insecticide, Penethrum.
		Kennedy, Clarence Hamilton, 1928-1946 Box 23 Note Bulk of correspondence is with Riley and Mickel regarding Annals of the Entomological Society of America .
		King, Kenneth Marion, 1927-1946 Box 23
		Kingscote, Anthony Augustus, 1933-1937 Box 23
		Knaus, Warren, 1928 Box 23
		Knight, Harry Hazelton, 1928-1946 Box 23
		Knight, Paul, 1928-1932 Box 23
		Knigin, Tamarath (a.k.a. Yolles), 1940-1946 Box 23 Note Correspondence with Mickel regarding her experiences in British Guinana and Trinidad during World War II.
		Knowlton, George Franklin, 1926-1927, 1935-1946 Box 23
		Knull, Josef Nissley, 1938-1945, 1948 Box 23
		Knutson, Herbert Claus, 1937-1946 Box 23
		Kohls, Glen Milton, 1934-1944, 1946 Box 23
		Kretzschmar, Gerhard Philip, 1939-1946 Box 23
		Krombein, Karl von Vorse, 1939-1946 Box 23
Box 24		L General, 1928, 1933, 1939-1948 (3 folders)  Box 24 Note Letter from Aldo Leopold (1939); correspondence with Jack Lockhart of the U.S. Office of Censorship regarding the Department's newsletters to servicemen (1943, 1944); letter from the Lehava Air Service which contains a history of airplane dusting titled "Control from the air; a brief history of airplane dusting and spraying" (July 9, 1946).
		Landsverk, George C., 1931-1942 Box 24
		Larrimer, Walter Harrison, 1932 Box 24
		Leaf Hoppers, 1927 Box 24
		Leaf Miners, 1927-1933 Box 24
		Lecanium numismaticum , 1928-1929 Box 24 Note Correspondence concerning Leslie Orr's study of an outbreak of Jackpine Lecanium Scale at a pine plantation near Lake Vadnais. The correspondence is with other forest entomologists regarding control. No results are included.
		Leitz, E., 1926-1937 Box 24
		Lindgren, David Leonard, 1936-1946 Box 24
		List, George Milton, 1938-1946 Box 24
		Liu, Chi-Ying, 1934-1944 Box 24 Note Correspondence written during World War II from China.
		Lockwood, Stewart, 1925-1942 Box 24
Box 61		Lugger, Otto, 1899-1901  Box 61 Note Personal correspondence.
Box 24		Lund, Horace Odin, 1932-1946 Box 24
Box 24-26		M General, 1939-1951 (14 folders)  Box 24-26 Note Correspondence with B. Elwood Montgomery regarding entomological instruction in land-grant colleges (1935); correspondence with O. J. Muegge, State Board of Health, Wisconsin, regarding mosquito survey done by Richard Daggy (1939-1942); correspondence with McConnon and Company regarding tests of various insecticides (1940-1948); letter from Harry M. Mitchell regarding organic gardening (February 9, 1942).
Box 26		McBride, Orville Clark, 1926-1930, 1939-1940 Box 26
		McCall, Thomas Montgomery, 1931-1950 Box 26
		McDunnough, James Halliday, 1927-1940 Box 26
		McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1927-1945 Box 26 Note Correspondence regarding Chapman's book, Insect Ecology (1928-1930); regarding Riley's book, Guide to the Study of Animal Parasites (1930-1932).
		McGuffin, William Clayton, 1945-1946 Box 26
Box 27		McLaughlin-Gormley-King Co., 1927-1948 Box 27
		McMillan, Leslie E., 1926-1945 Box 27
		McNelly, C.L., 1926-1927 Box 27
		McNulty, J.B., 1927-1931 Box 27
		Maggots, 1927 Box 27
		Magath, Thomas Byrd, 1935-1942 Box 27 Note Correspondence with Riley regarding some of Magath's unusual parasitological problems.
		Mail, George Allen, 1925-1941, 1945-1948 Box 27
		Main Campus
Box 27		Coffey, Walter Castella, 1941-1945 Box 27
		Coffman, Lotus Delta, 1927-1936 Box 27
		Deferment, letters of recommendation for, 1941 Box 27 Note Requests for student and staff deferment mostly addressed to H.S. Diehl, Chairman of the University Committee on Problems of Military Deferment.
		Diehl, Harold Sheely, 1940-1943 Box 27
		Ford, Guy Stanton, 1926-1941 Box 27
		Gerberich, John B., 1951 Box 27 Note Correspondence regarding coordination of entomology courses offered by the Division and University of Minnesota, Duluth Branch Department of Biology.
		Gislason, Haldor B., 1929-1931 Box 27
		Graduate Group Committee Minutes 1940-1951 Box 27
Box 28		Graduate School, 1940-1950 Box 28
		Holman, William F., 1928-1937 Box 28
		Library, 1930-1944 Box 28
		Middlebrook, William Theophilus, 1926-1942 Box 28
		Minnich, Dwight Elmer, 1931-1946 Box 28
		Morrill, James Lewis, 1946 Box 28
		Peterson, Oscar C., 1941 Box 28
		Purchasing Agent - R.S. Callaway, 1931-1946 Box 28
		Registrar, 1942 Box 28 Note Information regarding foreign student stranded in the U.S. during World War II.
		Riley, William Albert, 1927-1929 Box 28
		Veterans' Affairs, 1945-1946 Box 28
		Miscellaneous, 1926-1952 (3 folders)  Box 28
		Maldonado, Jose F., 1940-1944 Box 28
Box 29		Manweiler, Jack, 1935-1942 Box 29
		Marshall, William Hampton, 1944 Box 29
		Marti, Don, 1934-1944 Box 29
		Mason, Max, 1929 Box 29
		Matheson, Robert, 1934-1944 Box 29
		Matthews, Charles, 1926-1927 Box 29
		Meade, I.W., 1926-1927 Box 29
		Mediterranean Fruit Fly, 1930 Box 29
		Medler, John Thomas, 1940-1946 Box 29
		Mereness, A.G., 1926-1927 Box 29
		Metcalf, Clell Lee, 1918, 1925-1944 Box 29
Box 55		Mickel, Clarence E. 1956-1957 ( 2 folders)  Box 55 Note  Regarding Korea.
Box 29		Milliron, Herbert Edward, 1942-1946 Box 29
		Miner, Carl Shelley, 1928-1933 Box 29 Note Correspondence with Chapman regarding testing and use of insecticides.
		Mink Farming, 1927-1930 Box 29
		Minkiewicz, S., 1927 Box 29
		Minnesota Academy of Science, 1932-1943 Box 29 Note Bulk of correspondence is in the period 1933-1936 when Riley was involved in the initial organization of the academy.
Box 60		Minnesota Emergency Conservation Committee, 1959-1960  Box 60
Box 29		Minnesota Valley Canning Company, 1926-1948 Box 29 Note Correspondence with Ruggles and Granovsky regarding insect control on peas and corn.
Box 1		Miscellaneous correspondence, 1890-1917 Box 1 Note  Riley's 1917 correspondence with Ruggles leading to Riley's acceptance of the position of Chief of the Division in 1918 .
Box 55		Miscellaneous correspondence, 1953-1963  Box 55
Box 60		Miscellaneous correspondence 1966-1978  Box 60
Box 29		Mites, 1927 Box 29
		Moore, Barrington, 1928-1931 Box 29 Note Correspondence with Chapman regarding national parks (1928), articles in ecology.
		Moore, William, 1924-1937 Box 29 Note The bulk of correspondence (1924-1925) concerns the use of calcium cyanide for killing gophers.
Box 30		Morgan, Russell, 1930-1931 Box 30
		Morrison, Harold, 1928-1935 Box 30
		Mosquito control project, 1933 Box 30 Note Correspondence regarding drainage project for mosquito control proposed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Entomology that was opposed by the University Entomology Department.
Box 55		Mosquito control project, 1957  Box 55
Box 30		Mosquito survey, 1938 (3 folders)  Box 30 Note Raw data, reports, maps and aerial photos for Works Progress Administration State Project no, 5-576-85090 sub-project no 256 entitled "A Survey of Mosquito Breeding in the Crystal Bay Area as a Basis for Determining the Feasibility of Instituting Extensive Control Measures."
		Mothproofing, 1932-1938 Box 30
		Munro, Jonathan A., 1928-1950 Box 30
		Murray, William Donald, 1941-1946 Box 30
		Musebeck, C.F.W., 1927-1944 Box 30
Box 31		N General, 1926-1948 (3 folders)  Box 31
		Nagel, Roy, 1934-1946 Box 31
		National Institute of Health 1946-1950 Box 31 Note Administrative file regarding A.L. Burrough's research on encephalitis.
		National Research Council, 1926-1945 Box 31
		National Roster of Scientific and Specialized Personnel, 1940-1944 Box 31
		Nichol, A.A., 1929, 1937 Box 31
		Nicholson, Harry Page, 1941-1946 Box 31
		North Central States Entomologists, 1930-1945 (2 folders)  Box 31
		Nunnenmacher, F.W., 1939-1941 Box 31
Box 32		O General, 1926-1951 Box 32 Note Description of insect collection by Mickel sent to Herbert Osborn (October 21, 1926);letter to Osborn contains brief sketches of men responsible for the development of entomological work in Minnesota (October 24, 1935); letter from Margaret Oldenburg regarding identification of insects she collected in the Arctic (August 8, 1949).
Box 55		Office of Scientific Research and Development, 1945  Box 55
Box 32		O'Kane Walter Collins, 1927-1944, 1949-1950 Box 32
		Olsen, Oliver Wilford, 1929-1945 Box 32
		Olson, Theodore Alexander, 1941-1946 Box 32
		Onion Maggots, 1927-1946 Box 32
		Oosthuizen, Martinus Jacobus, 1930-1946 Box 32
		Orr, Leslie Wayne, 1926-1946 Box 32 Note Correspondence regarding research on forest insects, especially the Spruce Budworm, in the Lake Itasca region.
		Owen, William Bert, 1930-1946 Box 32 Note Correspondence with Riley and Mickel regarding mosquitos, thesis research, and experiences in World War II in the South Pacific (mainly via Margaret Owen).
Box 33		Oyster Shell Scale, 1927-1946 (2 folders)  Box 33
Box 33-34		P General, 1926-1955 (9 folders)  Box 33-34
Box 55		Pa-Pz, general, 1954-1968 ( 3 folders)  Box 55
		Paik, Woon H. 1955-1959  Box 55
		Parfin, Sophy 1947-1957  Box 55
		Pesticide Problem 1962  Box 55
Box 34		Parker, John Robert, 1926-1946 Box 34
Box 55		Parker, John Robert, 1957  Box 55
Box 34		Parker, Ralph Robinson, 1929-1943 Box 34 Note Correspondence with Ruggles regarding Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever research.
Box 35		Parrott, Percival John, 1926-1927 Box 35
		Payne, Nellie (Emily) Maria de Cottrell, 1927-1948 Box 35 Note Correspondence regarding Biological Abstracts , insect physiology and job opportunities.
		Peairs, Leonard Marion, 1940-1945 Box 35
Box 55		Peairs, Leonard Marion, 1948  Box 55
Box 35		Pederson, Calvin E.  Box 35
		Penner, Lawrence Raymond, 1938-1944 Box 35
Box 55		Penner, Lawrence Raymond, 1947-1950  Box 55
		Penick, S.B., and Company 1947-1959  Box 55
Box 35		Peters, Harold Truman, 1932, 1940-1946 Box 35 Note Correspondence with Riley regarding experiences in Sanitary Corps during World War II.
Box 55		Peters, Harold Truman, 1947-1952  Box 55
Box 35		Peterson, Alian G. 1942-1946 Box 35
Box 55		Peterson, Alian G. 1952  Box 55
		Peterson, Alvah 1953-1961  Box 55
Box 35		Peterson, Lloyd Kenneth, 1941-1946 Box 35
		Pettit, Rufus Hiram, 1927-1933 Box 35
		Philip, Cornelius Becker, 1927-1946 (2 folders)  Box 35 Note Correspondence with Mickel and Riley regarding taxonomy and parasitology and experiences in typhus control in Italy, South Pacific and Japan during World War II.
Box 56		Philip, Cornelius Becker, 1947-1960  Box 56
Box 35		Pillsbury Flour Mills Company, 1928-1930, 1948 Box 35
Box 56		Pipa, Rudolph C. 1958-1960  Box 56
Box 35		Pletsch, Donald James, 1932-1946 Box 35
Box 56		Pletsch, Donald James, 1947-1952  Box 56
		Posada, Lazaro 1962-1963  Box 56
Box 36		Potato Insects, 1941-1945 Box 36
		Powder Post Beetles, 1931-1946 (2 folders)  Box 36
Box 56		Prasad, Shree K. 1954-1959  Box 56
Box 36		Pratt, Harry Davis, 1938-1946 Box 36 Note Includes his experiences during World War II in mosquito control in Puerto Rico.
Box 56		Pratt, Harry D. 1947-1964  Box 56
Box 36		Prtichard, Arthur Earl, 1938-1946 Box 36
Box 56		Pritchard, Arthur Earl, 1947-1959  Box 56
		Pu, Chih Lung 1948-1951  Box 56
Box 36		Q General, 1926-1947 Box 36
Box 56		Q General, 1956-1963  Box 56
Box 36		Quaintance, Altus Lacy, 1928-1931 Box 36
		Quaker Oats Company, 1926-1938 Box 36
Box 36-37		R General, 1924-1957 (5 folders)  Box 36-37 Note Letters from Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., regarding mosquito control work in Puerto Rico (1930-1932); correspondence from Herbert Ross regarding research (1929-1948).
Box 56		Radcliffe, Edward B. 1961-1965  Box 56
		Raske, Arthur G. 1958-1965  Box 56
Box 37		Ravek, Jaroslav M., 1927-1935 Box 37
		Rats, 1927-1946 (2 folders)  Box 37
Box 38		Red Spiders, 1933-1946 (2 folders)  Box 38
		Revista de Entomologica , 1939 Box 38
Box 56		Ri-Rz 1955-1963 ( 2 folders)  Box 56
Box 38		Richards, Albert Glenn, 1936-1945 Box 38
Box 56		Richards, Albert Glenn, 1947-1968 (2 folders)  Box 56 Note Includes monograph: "The Integument of Arthropods."
Box 38		Richardson, Henry Howe, 1928-1940 Box 38
Box 56		Rieke, E. W. 1950-1951  Box 56
		Riley, William A. 1930-1963  Box 56
Box 38		Robinson, William, 1928-1938 Box 38
		Rockefeller Foundation, 1939-1946 Box 38 Note Correspondence between Mickel, Riley and Frank Blair Hanson regarding support for Kan-fan Chen (stranded in the U.S. during World War II), Karl Friederichs and G. Fraenkel.
		Rockstein, Morris, 1941-1946 Box 38 Note Correspondence regarding his experiences as a weather observer during World War II.
Box 56		Rockstein, Morris 1946-1963  Box 56
Box 56		Rohde, Charles J., Jr., 1947-1952  Box 56
Box 38		Rocky Mountain Conference of Entomologists, 1927-1938 Box 38
		Rodeck, Hugo George, 1932-1945 Box 38
Box 56		Rodeck, Hugo George, 1953-1958  Box 56
		Roeder, Kenneth D. 1949-1952  Box 56
Box 39		Rohm and Hess Company, 1933-1956 Box 39 Note Correspondence regarding insecticide tests the University was running for them.
Box 56		Rohm and Hess Company 1959-1962  Box 56
Box 39		Rohwer, Sievert Allen, 1926-1946 Box 39
Box 60		Rojas, Paulino G. 1954-1955  Box 60
Box 56		Roth, Louis M. 1954-1958  Box 56
Box 60		Ruffed Grouse Investigation, State Game Survey, 1930, 1936  Box 60
Box 39		Ruggles, Arthur Gordon, 1938, 1944-1946 Box 39
Box 56		Ruggles, Arthur Gordon, 1947-1949  Box 56
Box 39		Russell, Harry Luman, 1927-1928 Box 39
Box 39-41		S General, 1933-1957 (18 folders)  Box 39-41
Box 41		Sajo, Charles, 1933-1934 Box 41
		Salesse, R.M., 1927-1928 Box 41
Box 42		Sawflies, 1927-1928 Box 42
Box 57		Sch-Sz 1954-1969 ( 8 folders )  Box 57
Box 42		Schantz-Hansen, Thorvald, 1942-1951 Box 42 Note Correspondence regarding Lake Itasca Forestry and Biological Station and Cloquet Forest Experiment Station with Hodson, Mickel and Marshall.
Box 57		Schatz, Leo 1955-1959  Box 57
		Schmiege, Donald C. 1956-1966  Box 57
Box 42		Schramm, Jacob Richard, 1928-1930 Box 42
Box 57		Schurr, Karl 1959-1967  Box 57
		Schuster, Rudolf M. 1958-1959  Box 57
Box 42		Scott, John William, 1934-1940 Box 42
		Scullen, Herman Austin, 1928-1932 Box 42
		Searl, Clyde C., 1929 Box 42
		Severin, Harry Charles, 1925-1948 Box 42
		Shelford, Victor Ernest, 1927-1940 Box 42
Box 57		Shell Chemical Corporation 1954-1964  Box 57
Box 42		Shepard, Harold Henry, 1930-1931, 1941, 1943-1948 Box 42 Note Correspondence mainly concerns his research on insecticides, especially DDT.
Box 57		Shepard, Harold Henry, 1947-1955  Box 57
		Shepard, Roy F. 1954-1960  Box 57
Box 42		Shipstead, Senator Hendrik, 1932-1934, 1946 Box 42 Note Correspondence regarding naturalization of Canadian student Bill Kilgore-Magnuson (1946).
		Sigma Xi, 1924-1950 Box 42
		Silvestri, Filippo, 1928-1945 Box 42
Box 57		Sisli, Mustafa Nihat 1958-1962  Box 57
Box 42		Smith, Harry Scott, 1929-1947 Box 42
Box 61		Smith, John B., 1889-1896  Box 61
Box 42		Smith, Marion Russell, 1927-1946 Box 42
		Smith, Roger Cletus, 1928-1946 Box 42
Box 57		Smith, Roger Cletus, 1949-1953  Box 57
Box 42		Snails, 1927-1928 Box 42
Box 57		Snodgrass, R. E. 1947-1959  Box 57
		Soliman, Soad and A.A. 1956-1962  Box 57
Box 42		Soy Flour Association, 1943-1947 Box 42 Note Correspondence with Mickel regarding research on insect infestation of soy flour.
Box 57		Speith, Herman T. 1949-1961  Box 57
Box 43		Sphecidae, 1935-1940 (2 folders)  Box 43 Note Correspondence regarding William. D. Murray's thesis research on Podalonia (wasps).
		Sporting Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers' Institute Fellowship, 1928-1931 (3 folders)  Box 43 Note Correspondence with C. Stewart Comeaux regarding administrative matters (1929-1931); correspondence with Aldo Leopold regarding Ralph King's research on Ruffed Grouse (1928-1931); miscellaneous correspondence from Herbert L. Stoddard, Paul G. Redington, W. C. Coffey, and Committee on Coordination of Biological Work in Relation to Forestry (1930).
Box 57		Squirrels 1956-1958  Box 57
		Srivastava, Suresh Chandra 1961-1963  Box 57
		Society of Sigma XI 1930-1965  Box 57
Box 43		Standard Oil Company, 1927-1934, 1942-1947 Box 43 Note Bulk of correspondence is in period 1942-1947 with Ruggles regarding tests of their oil sprays, Denrol and Verdol.
		Standish, John, 1936-1945 Box 43
		Stanley, John, 1930-1946 Box 43
Box 58		Stanley, John 1947-1951  Box 58
		Station (St. Paul campus) Projects
Box 43		Project reports, 1915-1926, 1936, 1948-1951 (2 folders)  Box 43
Box 44-45		Project reports, 1916-1951 (57 folders)  Box 44-45
Box 45-46		Closed projects, undated, 1916-1929 (9 folders)  Box 45-46
Box 46		Project funds, 1931, 1932-1944, 1945 Box 46
		Cooperative project reports, 1950-1957 Box 46
		Suggested projects, undated, 1926-1936 Box 46
		Station (St. Paul campus)
Box 46		Alderman, William Horace, 1927-1944 Box 46
		Bailey, Clyde Harold, 1927-1946, 1951 (2 folders)  Box 46
		Boss, Andrew, 1927-1944 Box 46
		Bulletin Committee, 1943-1946 Box 46
		Chapman, Royal Norton, 1926-1928 Box 46
		Christianson, John Oscar, 1931-1946 Box 46
Box 47		Coffey, Walter Castella, 1925-1940 (4 folders)  Box 47
		Extension Entomologist's reports, 1934-1939 Box 47 Note Contains Mickel's Report on Armyworms in Minnesota, and Report on Grasshoppers in Minnesota (1924); Plan of work for 1927, 1929, 1929/1930, and 1930/1931; annual reports for 1927-1929, 1939.
		Freeman, Edward Monroe, 1928-1943 Box 47
		Gortner, Ross Aiken, 1925-1942 Box 47
Box 48		Immer, Forrest Rhinehart, 1941-1945 Box 48
		Insectary, 1913 Box 48
		Land Grant College Survey, 1928 Box 48 Note Replies to "Questionnaire no. 3, Individual Staff Inquiries" from Reed Lucius Brown, Royal N. Chapman, H. E. Gray, Maynard Johnson, A. Leroy Strand, Clarence E. Mickel, Leslie W. Orr, and Arthur G. Ruggles.
		Lantern Slide and Negative Filing, 1915 Box 48
		Macy, Harold, 1945-1946 Box 48
		Mickel, Clarence Eugene, 1928-1931, 1936, 1950-1951 Box 48
		Miller, Paul E., 1938-1946 Box 48
		Peck, Frank W., 1937 Box 48
		Faculty and Staff Information (3 folders)  Box 48 Note Biographical information regarding staff members and selected former graduate students. Filed alphabetically.
		Petitions regarding Zoology, Entomology Courses, 1909 Box 48
Box 49		Radio Talks, undated, 1921-1936 Box 49
		Riley, William Albert, 1931-1938 Box 49
		Schmitz, Henry, 1925-1946 (2 folders)  Box 49 Note Correspondence regarding Lake Itasca Forestry and Biological Station, Lake Itasca Forestry and Biological Advisory Committee.
		Section of Economic Entomology, Minutes, 1916-1918 Box 49
		Storm, Ashley Van, 1926-1932 Box 49 Note Correspondence regarding short courses, Farmers' and Homemakers' Week.
		Tanquary, Maurice Cole, 1928-1929 Box 49
		Tennis Association, 1914 Box 49 Note Ruggles' correspondence regarding construction of tennis courts on the St. Paul Campus.
		Woods, Albert Frederick, 1913-1916 Box 49 Note Correspondence with Ruggles regarding Ruggles appointment (June 12, 1913), course work, room use, Insectary Building (June 29, 1914), letter regarding cooperation in publications between Divisions (February 9, 1916) and support for Ruggles work (November 18, 1916).
		Work Progress Administration, 1935-1941 (3 folders)  Box 49 Note Correspondence and reports on entomology subprojects, WPA workers, and physical progress reports for 1936-1939.
Box 50		Miscellaneous, 1907-1948 (4 folders)  Box 50 Note Materials in this section are arranged chronologically. Significant information regarding Farm and Home Week and short course programs.
Box 58		Stehr, Frederick W. 1964  Box 58
Box 50		Stehr, William Carl, 1931-1946 Box 50
Box 58		Stehr, William Carl, 1948-1955  Box 58
		Steinhaus, Edward A. 1949-1960  Box 58
Box 50		Stevens, Orin Alva, 1926-1943, 1947-1948 Box 50
		Stirrett, George Milton, 1927-1937, 1944-1946 Box 50
Box 50-51		Stoll, Norman Rudolph, 1931-1944 (2 folders)  Box 50-51
Box 51		Strand, August Leroy, 1930-1945 Box 51
		Stunkard, Horace Wesley, 1933-1946 Box 51
Box 58		Suanraksa, Sunthorn 1961-1964  Box 58
Box 51		Sugarbeet, Webworm, 1933-1942 Box 51
		Sun, Yun-pei, 1940-1947 Box 51
Box 58		Sun, Yun-pei, 1946-1955  Box 58
Box 51		Surber, Eugene Wicker, 1928-1930 Box 51
		Surber, Thaddeus, 1933-1937 Box 51
		Svoboda, Frank, 1927-1948 Box 51
		Swanson, Gustav Adolph, 1934-1948 Box 51
Box 58		Swanson, Gustav Adolph, 1947-1962  Box 58
Box 51		Swenk, Myron H., 1926-1941 Box 51
		Swenson, Erling, 1934-1935 Box 51
		T General, 1939-1953, 1959 Box 51
Box 58		T General, 1954-1968  Box 58
Box 52		Tarshis, Irvin Barry, 1939-1946 Box 52 Note Correspondence regarding his experiences with the U.S. Army Medical Division in Texas and other parts of the South.
Box 58		Tarwell, Clarence 1964-1965  Box 58
		Taylor, Ronald L. 1961-1963  Box 58
Box 52		Telford, Horace Spooner, 1937-1946 Box 52 Note Correspondence regarding economic entomology, DDT research.
Box 58		Telford, Horace Spooner, 1947-1966  Box 58
Box 52		Termites, 1935-1956 (2 folders)  Box 52
Box 58		Tester, John R. 1959-1969  Box 58
Box 52		Thomas, Charles C., 1930-1942 Box 52
		Thompson, William Robin, 1926-1929 Box 52
Box 58		Thompson, William Robin, 1957-1959  Box 58
Box 52		Tillyard, R.J., 1928-1933 Box 52
		Tinkhan, Ernest Robert, 1928, 1936-1950 Box 52
Box 58		Tinkham, Ernest Robert, 1947-1961  Box 58
		Tobias, J.M 1946-1950  Box 58
Box 52		Trichiotinus, 1932, 1934-1935 (2 folders)  Box 52 Note Correspondence regarding loans of specimens from museums, other universities, and scientific institutions for Clarence H. Hoffmann's thesis research.
Box 58		Tripathi, Ram L. 1959-1962  Box 58
		Tsao, Ching-His 1951-1957  Box 58
		Tucker, Kenneth W. 1954-1964  Box 58
		Turnock, William J. 1954-1967  Box 58
Box 52		U General, 1940-1948 Box 52
Box 58		U General, 1955-1965  Box 58
Box 61		U-W General, undated, 1891-1900  Box 61
		Ulke, Henry 1890-1900  Box 61
Box 58		U.S. Army Department Office of The Surgeon General Applications for Research Contacts 1954-1959  Box 58
		U.S Atomic Energy Commission 1953-1957  Box 58
		United States Department of Agriculture 1947-1965 (5 folders)  Box 58 Note  General correspondence, Entomology Research Division Corn Insect Research Needs, Insect Identification and Detection.
Box 59		United States Department of The Interior Fish and Wildlife Service 1956-1963  Box 59 Note  General Correspondence
Box 52		U.S. Forest Service, 1935-1936 Box 52 Note Correspondence regarding shipment of porcupines needed for a study of parasites to be done by the Forest Service.
		Union Fibre Company, 1927-1935 Box 52 Note Correspondence regarding Tow Beetles.
		Uvarov, Boris Petrovitch, 1926-1931, 1945-1948 Box 52
Box 53		V General, 1940-1948 Box 53
Box 59		Velsicol Corporation 1956-1962  Box 59
		Visiting Lecturers Correspondence 1957-1966  Box 59
		Visiting Lecturers 1965-1966  Box 59
		Visitors 1959-1966  Box 59
Box 53		Vorhies, Charles Taylor, 1929-1939 Box 53
		W General, 1939-1949 (6 folders)  Box 53 Note Correspondence with Harold K. Wilson, Pennsylvania State University regarding disappearance and death of Professor Vernon Haber (1947).
Box 59		W General, 1956-1966 ( 5 folders)  Box 59
Box 53		Wallace, Franklin Gerhard, 1942-1945 Box 53
		Wallis, J.M., 1927-1938 Box 53
		Ward, Henry Baldwin, 1931-1935 Box 53
		Ward, James Wellington, 1933-1942, 1945 Box 53
		Wardle, Robert A., 1926-1943 Box 53
		Ward's Natural Science Establishment, 1933-1943 Box 53
Box 59		Warters, Mary Ellen 1953-1967  Box 59
Box 61		Washburn, F.L. undated, 1889-1900  Box 61
		Washburn, F.L., 1902-1903 ( 2 volumes)  Box 61
Box 53		Westerberg, Allen R., 1944-1945 Box 53
Box 54		White Grubs, 1927-1945 (4 folders)  Box 54
		Willard, E.V., 1933 Box 54 Note Incomplete correspondence regarding coordination of projects with the Minnesota State Conservation Department.
		Williams, Carrington Bonsor, 1931-1938 Box 54
Box 59		Williams, Carrington Bonsor, 1958-1959  Box 59
Box 54		Williams, Carroll Milton, 1945 Box 54 Note Correspondence with Richards regarding research on DDT and insect cuticle.
Box 59		Williams, Carroll Milton, 1947-1960  Box 59
Box 54		Wilson, Harley Frost, 1926-1942 Box 54
		Wing, Merle W., 1940-1945 Box 54
Box 59		Wing, Merle W., 1946-1962  Box 59
Box 54		Woodbury, Charles Goodrich, 1930 Box 54 Note Correspondence with Chapman regarding Pineapple Experiment Station, Hawaii.
		Worthley, L.H., 1926-1935 Box 54
		X, Y, Z General, 1935, 1940-1948 Box 54 Note Letter to O. S. Zelner at the Cass Lake Engineers' Camp of the Institute of Technology explaining how to combat mosquitoes (1941).
		Yeager, James Franklin, 1945 Box 54 Note Critique of Richard's work on DDT and insect chitin.
Box 59		Yeager, James Franklin, 1946-1955  Box 59
		Yie, Shi-Tae 1954-1955  Box 59
		Newsletters, reports, miscellaneous
Box 60		Research Proposal 1976  Box 60
		Research Papers undated, 1954  Box 60
		Newsletters 1949-1952  Box 60
		Proposals, Bill, Project undated, 1963-1965  Box 60
Box 62		Flax Disease Article undated  Box 62
Box 87		"Dr. Lugger's Scrap Book" 1890s  Box 87 Note  Clippings pasted into "Proceedings of the Nineteenth Annual Convention of the Minnesota Dairymen's Association," 1896.
Box 83		Expenses paid by Otto Lugger, 1885-1901 (1 volume)  Box 83
		Invoices, 1909-1913 (1 volume)  Box 83
Box 84		Development and Use of Short Wave Radio Transmitters to Trace Animal Movements, Progress Report, 1962 (2 volumes)  Box 84
		Studies of Movements, Behavior and Activities of Ruffed Grouse Using Radio Telemetry Techniques, Progress Report, 1963-1964 (2 volumes)  Box 84
Box 85		Newsletter to Alumni, 1942-1965 (3 folders)  Box 85
Box 88		Correspondence and reports on the early history of entomology at the University of Minnesota, 1894-1940.  Box 88 Note Collected by A.C. Hodson.
		Correspondence, reports and program reviews for the department of entomology, 1895-1975. (2 folders)  Box 88 Note Collected by A.C. Hodson.
		Economic Zoology
		Correspondence
Box 63		A General, 1930-1951. (2 folders)  Box 63 Note  Letter from C. M. Aldous to Gustav Swanson regarding Woodcock research (December 29, 1937); letter from Arnold Erickson to C. M. Aldous regarding ruffed grouse investigations (October 30, 1944); correspondence between William Marshall and Wallace L. Anderson regarding research being done on Fogarty Marsh in Scott County, Minnesota (1946, 1947); correspondence between John W. Aldrich and Marshall regarding woodcock research at Cloquet Forestry Center (1950, 1951).
		Adams, Harry Edward, 1949-1950. Box 63, Folder 3 Note Correspondence with Ralph King and William Marshall regarding aquatic research, wildfowl studies.
		Anderson, Sam G., 1931-1932. Box 63 Note Correspondence with Ralph King regarding upland game birds.
		Arrowhead Sportsmen's Association, 1932-1933. Box 63 Note Correspondence with Ralph King regarding ruffed grouse investigations. Of note is the letter giving a history of the research on ruffed grouse (June 9, 1932).
		B General, 1931-1952. (3 folders)  Box 63 Note Letter by Ralph King to J. H. Bailey describing the curriculum and opportunities in game and fish (August 8, 1934); letter by William Marshall to F. M. Baumgartner regarding cooperation between state conservation departments and University wildlife management programs (February 13, 1946); letter by Swanson to I. T. Bode regarding Minnesota legislative bill to protect hawks and owls (March 7, 1939); correspondence between Swanson and Bennitt regarding operation of proposed quail census in Minnesota (1944).
		Beer, James Robert, 1946-1951. Box 63
		Biological Abstracts, 1939-1944. Box 63
Box 64		Bureau of Biological Survey (U.S.), 1929-1946. Box 64 Note Correspondence regarding game bird research, banding and collecting permits and wildlife management problems. Correspondence for 1932-1936 largely regarding ruffed grouse investigations.
		C General, 1931-1950. (2 folders)  Box 64 Note Letter by King to Jack B. Carter regarding proposed area for St. Croix State Park (February 2, 1935); correspondence between Gustav Swanson and C. Edward Carlson regarding pheasant survey done near Fairmont, Minnesota (1940).
		Circular letters, 1932-1935. Box 64 Note Contains form letters regarding the following subjects: ruffed grouse investigation; results of Wild Life Population Studies Project 4144 on stomach contents of game birds; maps sent to game wardens.
		Cox, William Thomas, 1932-1936. Box 64
		D General, 1931-1951. (2 folders)  Box 64 Note  Letter by Gustav Swanson to Leslie B. Daniels regarding Cloquet Forestry Center and financing wildlife research at the University of Minnesota (December 21, 1942); correspondence with Edgar W. Dangler regarding woodcock studies (1947).
		Donovan, Raymond Leslie, 1933-1939. Box 64 Note Bulk of correspondence with King concerns rabbit problems in 1933 and 1934 including a report on rabbit trapping experiment done by Arne Kivioja.
		E General, 1934-1951, 1962. Box 64
		Elkins, Winston Alex, 1943-1945. Box 64
		Emergency Conservation Work (succeeded by CCC), 1932-1937. (5 folders)  Box 64 Note Ralph King served as adviser to men in the field doing ECW work. Correspondence regarding research and specimens collected and the game management short course.
Box 65		F General, 1931-1951. (2 folders)  Box 65 Note 1937-1940: Correspondence with Charles L. Horn regarding lead poisoning of ducks (1937-1940); letter to Swanson from George McCullough including copy of Olivar H. Laine's progress report Rural Rehabilitation Educational Plan for St. Louis County, Minnesota (April 30, 1940); letters by Lloyd Smith to Peru Farver regarding fisheries investigations of Red Lake (May-June, September 1949).
		Farm Security Administration, 1937-1938. Box 65 Note Correspondence between Gustav Swanson and Jack Manweiler regarding game situation, specimens collected in the Baudette area. Includes April 23, 1938 report of the Committee on the Preservation of Natural Conditions which includes information on Itasca Park and Cedar Creek Bog.
		Fort Snelling, 1937-1940. Box 65 Note Correspondence regarding use of the military reservation as an outdoor laboratory by Gustav Swanson's game management students.
		Fox Farming, 1927-1929. Box 65
		Fredine, Clarence Gordon, 1941-1948. Box 65, Folder 31
		Fryklund, Per O., 1931-1944. Box 65
		Fur Farming, 1927-1929. Box 65
		G General, 1934-1951. Box 65 Note  Letter by Swanson to Seth Gordon regarding Minnesota's proposed legislative bill to protect hawks and owls (March 7, 1939).
		Grange, Wallace B., 1930-1932, 1934-1935. Box 65
Box 87		Green, Robert Gladding, 1931-1940. Box 87 Note Department of Bacteriology and Immunology. Correspondence with King and Swanson regarding bacteriological examination of wildlife specimens.
Box 65-66		H General, 1931-1951. (5 folders)  Box 65-66 Note  Letter to Ralph King from Don Hatfield regarding budget, relations with Zoology Department (April 12, 1936); correspondence between William Marshall and Albert Hochbaum regarding proposed cooperative research projects at the Delta Waterfowl Research Station, Manitoba (1947, 1948).
Box 66		Hunt, Robley, 1934, 1937-1938, 1946-1951 Box 66
		I General, 1930-1952. Box 66
		Itasca Park Forestry and Biological Station, 1935-1951. Box 66
		Izaak Walton League of America, 1950, 1954-1957. Box 66 Note Correspondence with William Marshall regarding conservation of game species. Includes letter regarding history of ruffed grouse research in Minnesota (January 11, 1955).
		J General, 1935-1950. Box 66 Note  Letter by Ralph King to Ove Johnson describing wildlife management program (December 12, 1935).
		K General, 1934-1951. (2 folders)  Box 66 Note Correspondence between C. E. Knutson and Gustav Swanson which includes a description of an apparatus developed by the Division for pumping lead shot out of ducks (1939).
Box 67		King, Ralph T., 1937-1941. Box 67 Note Correspondence with Gustav Swanson and William Marshall.
		Krefting, Lauritz Wilhelm, 1937-1942. Box 67
		L General, 1931-1951. Box 67 Note Reply by William Marshall to Joseph P. Linduska regarding use of DDT in Minnesota (May 17, 1947).
		Lake Superior Fisheries Studies, 1964-1966. Box 67 Note In 1964 Lloyd Smith was asked to head a committee to look into the problems of the Lake Superior commercial fishing industry. January 3, 1966 letter by H. J. Sloan outlines the work done on the study.
		Leopold, Aldo, 1937-1947. Box 67 Note Routine correspondence with Gustav Swanson and Marshall regarding administrative matters, research, organizations.
		M General, 1930-1951. (4 folders)  Box 67 Note  Letter by King to Clyde McKee describing program and ongoing research projects in the Division (April 1936); letters by Gustav Swanson to Olaus J. Murie regarding preservation of the Cedar Creek Natural History Area (1940-1942); Report, Waterfowl Investigations on Whitewater Lake, a joint project between the University of Minnesota, Canadian Wildlife Service, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (filed under G. W. Malaher).
Box 87		Minnich, Dwight Elmer, 1936-1946. Box 87
		Miscellaneous, 1933-1950, 1960 Box 87 Note Reports by King to President Coffman regarding "... present status and future possibilities of wildlife management and wild life research in Minnesota ..." (1933); draft by King for a research application to WPA for his study of cycles in wildlife populations (September 19, 1935); letter from President Wilson regarding Minnesota Outdoor Recreation Resources Commission (November 27, 1963).
		Manweiler, Jack, 1935-1940. Box 87
		Midwest Wildlife Conference, 1939, 1942, 1951-1964. Box 87
		Minnesota Civil Service, 1948-1950. Box 87
		Minnesota Department of Conservation
Box 68		Blair, Frank, 1936-1946. Box 68 Note Regarding Carlos Avery Game Refuge, procurement of game fowl for research, administrative matters.
		Fredine, Clarence Gordon, 1935-1941. Box 68 Note  Correspondence regarding ECW, examination of specimens, testing of repellents for use on seed corn, cooperative research projects.
		Friedrich, George W., 1936. Box 68 Note Correspondence with King regarding upland game hunting seasons.
		Goff, Burr A., 1931-1933. Box 68 Note Correspondence regarding ruffed grouse.
		Governor's Conservation Advisory Committee, 1948-1953. Box 68
		Hanson, A. C., 1935-1937. Box 68 Note Correspondence with King regarding meetings, cooperative research. Report on cooperative research between the University of Minnesota and the Division of Game and Fish (November 10, 1936).
		Hanson, William, 1931-1934. Box 68
		McCullough, George W., 1930-1931. Box 68 Note Correspondence with King regarding Hungarian partridges; report of causes of mortality among captive Hungarian partridges that the Conservation Department had imported from Europe (January 17, 1931).
		McFarland, Charles, 1934-1935. Box 68 Note Correspondence with King which includes the State Game Survey.
		Munch, William F., 1931-1936. Box 68 Note Bulk of correspondence is with King concerning a survey of crop contents of upland game fowl.
		Packer, George E., 1931-1933. Box 68 Note  Correspondence with King regarding Hungarian partridges and upland game fowl.
		Plattes, Cyril W., 1940-1941. Box 68 Note  Correspondence with Swanson regarding Conservation Volunteer .
		Speakers, Harry E., 1937-1938. Box 68
		Statler, H. E., 1931-1936. Box 68
		Stewart, W. D., 1931-1933. Box 68
		Swanson, Gustav Adolph, 1935-1936. Box 68 Note Correspondence with King regarding pheasant studies and state wild life survey.
		Totten, J. M., 1931. Box 68
		Wallin, Gordon, 1936. Box 68 Note Proposed budgets submitted by King for the cooperative agreement between the Division of Game and Fish and the Division of Entomology and Economic Zoology.
		Willard, E. V., 1933-1936. Box 68 Note Correspondence with King regarding administrative matters. Progress report on the ruffed grouse investigations (July 26, 1933); state game and fur survey (June 1934- December 26, 1935); final report on game and fur survey ( April 15, 1936).
		Wilson, Chester S., 1944-1946, 1954. Box 68 Note  Correspondence regarding game management problems.
		Miscellaneous, 1931-1945. Box 68 Note Correspondence regarding all phases of wildlife management including the ruffed grouse investigations and the state game and fur survey.
		Muskrat Farming, 1927, 1930. Box 68
		N General, 1931-1951, 1964.  Box 68
		National Association of Audubon Societies, 1935-1950. Box 68 Note Correspondence includes protection of hawks and owls, Maine Audubon Camp.
		Netting, Morris Graham, 1932-1934, 1938-1939. Box 68 Note Correspondence with Swanson regarding amphibians.
Box 69		North American Wildlife Conference, 1953-1958, 1968. Box 69
		O General, 1929-1950. Box 69
		P General, 1926-1951, 1954-1968. (2 folders)  Box 69 Note Letter by Marshall regarding opportunities for women in wildlife management (November 24, 1954).
		Parker, Lansing Arthur, 1939-1947, 1957. Box 69
		Pettingill, Olin Sewall, 1937-1950. Box 69
		Priewert, Fred A., 1954-1962. Box 69
		Pycha, Richard Lawrence, 1954-1962. Box 69
		Q General, 1954-1955. Box 69
		Quetico-Superior Wilderness Research Center, 1949-1966. Box 69 Note Correspondence mainly between Beer and F. B. Hubachek regarding establishment of Center and research projects.
		Quinby, Don Clarence, 1940-1944. Box 69
Box 87		R General, 1933-1951, 1955-1963 (2 folders)  Box 87 Note  Letter from King to C. E. Rachford regarding lack of recognition of game management training in the Junior Forester Examination (January 23, 1935); copy of letter from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Ernest C. Oberholtzer regarding establishment of the Quetico-Superior National Forest (August 17, 1936).
Box 70		Rabbits, 1927-1931, 1938-1947, 1957. (2 folders)  Box 70 Note Correspondence primarily regarding raising of domestic rabbits.
Box 87		Roberts, Thomas Sadler, 1930-1944. Box 87
Box 70		S General, 1931-1968. (5 folders)  Box 70
		Scharf, John Albert, 1955-1961. Box 70
		Smith, Lloyd L.
Box 71		Environmental Health and Research Training Center, 1964-1965. Box 71 Note Material regarding 1965 visit by National Institute of Health to consider the St. Paul Campus as a site for the Center.
		Limnological Research Center, 1957-1964. Box 71
		Minnetonka Water Biology Laboratory, 1968. Box 71 Note  Preliminary plans for future Freshwater Biological Institute.
		Proposed Fishery Experiment Station, 1965-1966. Box 71 Note Proposals, correspondence regarding cooperative project with Minnesota Conservation Department; research was to be done at Grand Rapids.
		Rainy River Projects, 1960-1964. Box 71 Note Correspondence regarding research on the effects of waste from paper mills on aquatic life.
		Standard Oil Consultantship, 1954-1961. Box 71 Note Correspondence regarding research being done on the Heart River, North Dakota.
		Society of American Foresters, 1947. Box 71
		Soil Conservation Service (U.S.), 1934-1946. Box 71 Note Bulk of correspondence is between Swanson and Jack Manweiler, Lansing Parker and Urban C. Nelson regarding specimens collected, SCS projects concerning wildlife management.
		Sport Fishery Research Foundation, 1962-1966. Box 71 Note  Correspondence, reports on Lloyd E. Johnson Fellowship recipients.
		Sport Fishing Institute, 1953-1962. Box 71 Note Correspondence, report regarding graduate fellowships offered by the Institute.
		Station (St. Paul campus)
Box 71		Boss, Andrew, 1931-1934. Box 71 Note Administrative correspondence regarding Conference Committee on Game Research Project, ruffed grouse investigations.
		Coffey, Walter Castella, 1931-1939. Box 71
		Entomology Division, 1932-1940. Box 71 Note Internal correspondence including periods when part of the staff was teaching at Itasca or Cloquet. Bulk of the correspondence is between Ralph King, Leslie Orr, and Jack Manweiler regarding the work of the Division and personal news. Includes the plan for Game Research Project (1931); report on the ruffed grouse investigations (circa 1932); letter from King to Ruggles describing the work carried out in economic zoology since 1929 (September 24, 1935).
		Freeman, Edward Monroe, 1935-1943. Box 71 Note  Correspondence, curriculum reports and minutes of the Curriculum Committee. Includes proposed curriculum for the wildlife management (March 28 and April 24, 1935).
		Riley, William Albert, 1933-1942. Box 71
		Veterinary Medicine, Division of, 1931-1946. Box 71 Note Correspondence regarding autopsies of specimens of wildlife to determine cause of death; done mainly by R. Fenstermacher and C. P. Fitch.
		W.P.A., 1936-1940. Box 71 Note Correspondence and reports regarding W.P.A. work done in wildlife management.
		Miscellaneous, 1933-1950. Box 71 Note Topics covered include short course programs, Science Club, lectures for General College students, and 4-H Club work, report "Relation of the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station to Wildlife Research," (December 15, 1937).
Box 72		Stoudt, Jerome H., 1934-1944. Box 72
		Swanson, Gustav Adolph, 1945-1958. Box 72 Note Correspondence with Marshall regarding research projects.
		T General, 1934-1950, 1955-1962. Box 72
		U General, 1940-1951, 1954. Box 72
		V General, circa 1932-1950. Box 72
		W General, 1934-1968. (2 folders)  Box 72 Note Correspondence between Marshall and Cecil S. Williams regarding research at Whitewater Lake, Manitoba (1950); letter by Smith to Cecil S. Williams regarding cooperation between the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and universities (February 26, 1957).
		Waters, Thomas Frank, 1966-1967. Box 72
		Whitetail Country , 1959-1960. Box 72 Note Correspondence regarding booklet on whitetail deer published by George and Allen Rossman of the Herald-Review, Grand Rapids, Minnesota.
		Wildlife Society, 1936-1946, 1956-1959. Box 72 Note Correspondence, memos, reports regarding internal business of the Society.
		Wildlife Society Employment Committee, 1952-1955. Box 72
		Wildlife Society Wetlands Resources Committee, 1951-1953. Box 72
		XYZ General, 1933-1954. Box 72
		Beekeeping
Box 73		A General 1919, 1924-1947 (3 folders)  Box 73 Note Letter to V. Antonievich describing Jager's work in Serbia (May 17, 1927).
		All-Union Scientific Institute of Animal Husbandry, Russia, 1933-1935 Box 73
		American Bee Journal, 1923-1947 Box 73
		American Beekeeping Federation convention, 1963-1964 Box 73
		American Honey Institute, 1928-1937, 1941-1944 (2 folders)  Box 73 Note Correspondence with H.E. Barnard regarding cooperative project with the University of Minnesota Department of Pediatrics to study nutritional value of honey.
		American Honey Producer's League, 1927-1936 Box 73
		American Red Cross, undated, 1917-1918 Box 73 Note Jager's correspondence regarding his efforts to organize agricultural reconstruction work at Monastir, Serbia, through the Serbian Commission of the American Red Cross.
Box 74		B General, 1914, 1924-1947, 1966 (2 folders)  Box 74 Note  Letter to Stanford G. Beatty describing Haydak's milk and honey diet (March 25, 1935); letter to Clifford Bouvette, Minnesota State Representative, promoting bee disease research (February 6, 1937); correspondence with H.M. Bain concerning possible formation of a Minnesota honey producer's cooperative (1944); correspondence with Joseph J. Bulik, Attache to the American Embassy in Moscow, describing postwar conditions in the Ukraine (1946).
		Bee Experiments, 1914, 1919 Box 74
		Bee Inspection Appropriation, 1932-1935 Box 74 Note Correspondence with legislators and congressmen opposing cuts in bee inspection and research budgets.
		Beekeeping Course, 1915-1927 Box 74
		Beekeeping records, University Farm, 1918-1920, 1929-1930 Box 74
		Bergh, Otto I., 1928-1929 Box 74
		Biblehausen, Roy J., 1929 Box 74 Note Correspondence regarding alsike project.
		Blaker, Charles D., Minnesota State Bee Inspector, 1927-1931 Box 74
		Boys' and Girls' Honey Club, 1924-1926 Box 74 Note Correspondence between Jager and T.A. Erickson regarding project work which was part of Boy's and Girl's Club Work.
		Braun, Erdman, 1929-1943 Box 74
		C General, 1925-1937, 1964-1965 Box 74
		Chlorine treatment, 1931-1934 Box 74
		Circular letters, 1919-1936 Box 74
		Clay, Henry J., 1924-1935 Box 74
		Coffey, Walter Castella, 1922-1928 Box 74 Note Correspondence and report regarding outbreak of American foulbrood in the University bee yard (1922); opinion regarding formation of honey producer's cooperatives(May 10, 1926); letter of resignation from Jager (September 27, 1927).
Box 75		Corn Sugar Bills, undated, 1926-1931 Box 75
		Correspondence Course in Beekeeping, 1943-1946 Box 75
		D General, 1926-1951, 1965 Box 75
		Dadant and Sons, 1928-1948 Box 75
		E General, 1927-1946 Box 75 Note Letters from Allen Eaton of the Russell Sage Foundation requesting film footage of Jager at work for the Jugoslav section of an exhibit of contributions of foreign-born Americans (1927); letter from John E. Eckert re reaction to bee stings (May 14, 1936); letter to John E. Eckert describing proposed beekeeping building on the St. Paul campus (December 2, 1936).
		Ellingson, Norris Joseph, 1931, 1934-1943 Box 75
		Eustacia, (Mother M.) O.S.B., Mount St. Benedict, Crookston, MN, 1927-1933 Box 75 Note Correspondence regarding beekeeping, and honey and wax products sold by the convent.
		F General, 1927-1947 (2 folders)  Box 75
		Farrar, Clayton Leon, 1932-1946 Box 75
		Finstad, Joseph R., 1928-1929  Box 75
		G General, 1920, 1927-1946 Box 75
		Garon Bee Company, 1933-1944 Box 75
		General Mills Inc., 1935-1936 Box 75
Box 76		Gleanings in Bee Culture, 1926-1947, 1953 Box 76 Note Correspondence with editors, including E.R. Root, regarding articles and research.
		H General, 1920-1921, 1925-1947, 1962 (5 folders)  Box 76 Note Letter to Cary W. Hartman regarding work and history of Beekeeping Section October 25, 1928); correspondence with M. Haydak (1930-1934).
		Hambleton, James Isaac, 1925-1947  Box 76 Note Correspondence concerning all aspects of bee culture. Includes letter from Jager announcing his resignation from the University of Minnesota and discussing his plans for the future (November 3, 1927).
		Hofman, Charles S., 1937-1947 Box 76 Note Correspondence regarding cooperative work between the Hofman Apiaries and the University of Minnesota and Farm and Home Week programs.
		Honey Display, 1935-1942 (2 folders)  Box 76
Box 77		I General, 1925-1926, 1957 Box 77 Note Includes 1925 Beekeeping Division inventory.
		J General, 1923-1946  Box 77 Note Winter consumption statistics from the Jager Apiaries (1924-1927); letter to J.G. Jessup regarding outline of course work at the University of Minnesota compiled to aid Iowa State College in setting up its program(January 3, 1940).
		Jager, Rev. Francis, undated, 1929-1936 Box 77
		Jager Library, 1929 Box 77 Note Correspondence regarding purchase of Jager's beekeeping library by the University of Minnesota.
		K General, 1926-1947 Box 77
		Kellogg Co., Battle Creek, Michigan, 1929-1934 Box 77
		Kjosness, A.W.B., 1928-1932 Box 77
		L General, 1926-1949 Box 77
		Laws regarding apiary inspection, 1929, 1931 Box 77
		LeStourgeon, E. Guy, 1926-1936 Box 77
		Lewis Co., 1926-1944 Box 77 Note Correspondence with E.W. Atkins and Kennith Hawkins regarding honey products and beekeeping legislation.
		M General, 1919-1920, 1925-1951, 1962, (3 folders)  Box 77 Note Correspondence with E.V. Manchester regarding University of Minnesota queen bee raising project (1919); letter to F.E. Murphy regarding Minneapolis Tribune's campaign to aid in education of farmers(May 10, 1926); letter to T.M. McCall, Northwest School of Agriculture, Crookston, regarding experimental apiary work at the School (November 23, 1934).
Box 78		Main Campus, 1920-1947, 1964-1965 Box 78 Note Correspondence between Beekeeping and offices and individuals on the Minneapolis Campus (for St. Paul campus correspondence see "Station"). Includes correspondence on honey pricing, and the nutritional value of honey and its use as a quick energy food.
		Manuscripts, Haydak, undated, 1924-1971 (2 folders)  Box 78 Note Typewritten and handwritten manuscripts of journal articles.
		Manuscripts, Jager, undated, 1924-1927 Box 78 Note Typewritten manuscripts of articles and radio talks.
		Morehouse, Bruce L., 1926-1949 Box 78
		Munro, Jonathan Alexander, 1926-1951  Box 78
		N General, 1926-1947 Box 78
		National Beekeepers Association, undated, 1917-1918 Box 78
		Newton, Rep. Walter H., 1926-1928 Box 78 Note Correspondence regarding corn sugar bills. Letters for January 28 and 31, 1928 explain problems involved.
		Northwest Honey Producers, correspondence and minutes 1933-1934 Box 78
		O General, 1925-1944 Box 78
		P General, 1919-1921, 1925-1962 (2 folders)  Box 78 Note Correspondence with E.G. Plecker regarding his work with Jager (January-February 1947).
		Paddock, Floyd B., 1926-1946, 1954-1955 Box 78
Box 79		Phillips, Everett Franklin, 1917, 1926-1946 Box 79 Note Letter from Phillips regarding relations between American and British beekeepers (January 4, 1927); correspondence regarding corn sugar bills (1928-1930).
		Pollen Substitutes, 1937-1965 (2 folders)  Box 79 Note In 1937 Haydak wrote an article on pollen substitutes for spring feeding of bees, (see Agricultural Experiment Station Technical Bulletin 160). Over 300 requests for the bulletin were received of which a representative sampling has been retained.
		Q General, 1920, 1927, 1960-1961 Box 79
		R General, 1919, 1925-1947, 1954-1967 (2 folders)  Box 79 Note Correspondence with Ernest H. Rinke, Southern School and Experiment Station, Waseca, regarding setting up a bee-sweet clover experiment at the Station (1941); correspondence with R.G. Remer, Sioux Honey Association, regarding fighting federal ruling of honey as a non-essential food (January-February 1942).
		Radio talks, 1925-1926 Box 79 Note Responses from the public to a series of radio programs on beekeeping given by Jager.
		Rea, George H., 1928-1929, 1940 Box 79
		Richmond, R.G., 1926-1936 Box 79
		Root Company, 1923-1946, 1960-1962 Box 79 Note Correspondence with various members of the company and the Root family regarding all facets of beekeeping. .
		Royal Jelly, 1955-1967 Box 79 Note Correspondence regarding use of royal jelly as nutritional supplement in the human diet and research on royal jelly.
		Royal Jelly Products, 1957-1958  Box 79 Note In 1957 Beekeeping started to collect samples of products in which royal jelly was used as an ingredient. Correspondence consists of requests to and replies from companies, mainly in the cosmetics and patent medicine fields, for samples of their products.
Box 80		S General, 1919, 1921, 1925-1967 (7 folders)  Box 80 Note Reply to accusation that Jager was spreading American foulbrood made by Rev. M. Savs (August 17, 1927); correspondence regarding confusion over Jager's Order of St. Sava (December 1926, August, September 1927); letter from T. Schantz-Hansen regarding setting up an apiary at the Cloquet Forest Experiment Station (May 22, 1942).
		School of Agriculture, undated, 1930-1938 Box 80 Note Instructions for projects, student lists and records, and project supervisor reports for the beekeeping project.
		Selvig, C.G., 1926-1928 Box 80
		Shipstead, Senator Hendrik, 1933-1944 Box 80 Note Correspondence regarding the Agricultural Credit Reconstruction Finance Corporation's classification of beekeepers which exclude them from the Corporation's benefits (1933) and other legislation affecting beekeepers.
		Southern Trip, 1926-1927 Box 80 Note Correspondence regarding travel routes, arrangements and places to visit for Jager's trip south to examine the queen bee breeding and package bee industries.
Box 81		Station (St. Paul campus) (2 folders)  Box 81 Note This section contains correspondence between Beekeeping and offices on the St. Paul Campus. For Minneapolis Campus correspondence see Main Campus. Includes correspondence regarding agreement between beekeeping and horticulture allowing the maintenance of an apiary at the Fruit Breeding Farm (1924), and research on the relationship of honey and human health to be carried out by F.W. Schultz of the Pediatrics Department (November 21, 1929).
		T General, 1926-1948, 1959-1965 Box 81 Note Correspondence with F.L. Thomas regarding research on American foulbrood resistant bees (1935).
		Tanquary. Maurice Cole, 1944 Box 81 Note Letters of condolence to department upon Tanquary's death.
		Thompson, Mark Joseph, 1927-1932, 1946 Box 81
		U General, 1935-1943, 1950-1951 Box 81
		V General, 1926, 1930-1931, 1937, 1941-1943, 1945, 1960 Box 81
		Volstad, P.H., 1929-1939 Box 81
		W General, 1925-1963 Box 81
		Watson, Lloyd Raymond, 1928-1929, 1936 Box 81
		Wax Products display, 1938 Box 81
		Weir, Theodore S., 1929-1931, 1945 Box 81 Note  Correspondence regarding apiary conditions at the Station.
		Wilson, Harley Frost, 1926-1941 Box 81 Note Correspondence regarding beekeeping, meetings in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
Box 81-82		Wintering Records, 1939-1965 (6 folders)  Box 81-82 Note 1939-1941 records were kept by Joseph F. Reinhardt for a research project on different packing methods. 1943/1944-1964/1965 records consist of raw data on colonies kept on the St. Paul Campus and at the Fruit Breeding Farm. Also included are observations on overwintering of observation hives.
Box 82		Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, 1954-1960 Box 82 Note Correspondence regarding analysis of bee larvae and food. No reports included.
		Wood Conversion Co., 1928-1929 Box 82
		Woodman Co., 1929-1941 Box 82
		Y and Z, 1926-1939 Box 82
		Entomology, Fisheries and Wildlife
Box 83		Policies, 1974-1975 Box 83
		Faculty memos, 1974-1977 Box 83
		Comprehensive review of program, 1976-1977 Box 83
		Committee minutes and notes, 1974-1978 Box 83
		Proposed William A. Riley book fund, circa 1970s Box 83
Box 62		Minnesota Stored-Grain Insect Survey of the University of Minnesota, Alan V. Barak and Phillip K. Harein, undated (1 volume)  Box 62
		Fisheries and Wildlife Graduates: 1958-1967, 1971 (1 volume)  Box 62
		An Annotated Bibliography of Aquiculture with Special Reference to the Utilization of Waste Heat, Mary Pat McConnell and Ira R. Adelman, 1978 (1 volume)  Box 62
Box 72		Small Grain Insect Management Guide, David M. Noetzel 1979 (1 volume)  Box 72
Box 82		Losses Associated with Insect Infestation of Farm Stored Shelled Corn and Wheat in Minnesota, Final Report, Alan V. Barak and Phillip K. Harein, 1981 (1 volume)  Box 82
		Utilization of Waste Heat for Aquiculture at the Northern States Power Station (Sherco), Becker, Minnesota, Ira R. Adelman, 1978 (1 volume)  Box 82
		Sunflower Insect Management, David M. Noetzel, 1979 (1 volume)  Box 82
Box 83		Standard Test Fish Development Part I and II, 1976 (2 volumes)  Box 83
Box 84		Acute and Chronic Toxicity of HCN to Fish and Invertebrates, Lloyd L. Smith, Jr. et al. 1979 (1 volume)  Box 84
		Effects of Hydrogen Sulfide on Fish and Invertebrates, Part I and II, Lloyd L. Smith, Jr., et al., 1976 (2 volumes)  Box 84
		Prospectus for the Department of Entomology, Fisheries, and Wildlife, 1973 (1 volume)  Box 84
		Effects of Snowmobiles on White-Tailed Deer, Progress Report, Michael J. Dorrance, et al., 1973 (1 volume)  Box 84
		Constitution, 1975 Box 84
		Fisheries and Wildlife Department Newsletter, 1987-1991 Box 84
Box 85		A Review of Graduate and Research Programs, 1976 (1 volume)  Box 85
Box 86		USDA-CSRS (Cooperative State Research Service) Comprehensive Review, 1987 (1 volume)  Box 86
		Background Materials for Departmental Review Volumes I and 2, 1982. (2 volumes)  Box 86
		"Department of Entomology, Fisheries, and Wildlife: 1888-1974," 1976 (1 volume)  Box 86
		"Design and Construction of Diversion Ponds for Aquaculture", Jeff Mittelmark and Dave Landkammer" 1990 (1 volume)  Box 86
		"Studies of Movement, Behavior and Activities of Ruffed Grouse Using Radio Telemetry Techniques" 1965 (1 volume)  Box 86
		"Effects of Snowmobiles on White-Tailed Deer, Progress Report", M. Donovan, P. Savage, and D. Huff 1974 (1 volume)  Box 86
		"Final Task Force Reports to Join Into a Common Collegiate Unit the Faculties of Fisheries and Wildlife, Forest Products and Forest Resources" 1982 (1 volume)  Box 86
		The Role of Graduate Assistants in the Department of Entomology, Fisheries, and Wildlife, 1975 (1 volume)  Box 86