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Sturtevant, J. B. (Joseph Bevier), 1851-1910. Mapleton School : first year classes.

Title: Mapleton School : first year classes. 1889.

Views of the first year classes at Mapleton School on the steps of the school.

ArchivalResource: 7 photographs (5 views).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/427361157 View

Cornell Cooperative Extension Teaching and Information Dept. recordings, [ca. 1937-1955]

Title: Cornell Cooperative Extension Teaching and Information Dept. recordings, [ca. 1937-1955]

183 twelve and sixteen inch records of speeches, interviews, and informal talks by such figures in the field of agriculture and related professions.

ArchivalResource:

http://rmc.library.cornell.edu/EAD/xml/dlxs/RMA00950.xml View

Miller, John D. Dairymen's League records, 1915-1946.

Title: Dairymen's League records, 1915-1946.

Business papers of Miller include correspondence; briefs, printed case reports, and other lagal papers; mimeographed and printed copies of speeches and articles by Miller and others; statistics, bulletins, press releases, newspaper clippings, and much other printed material; and miscellaneous papers. The papers pertain to accounting, finances, taxation on cooperatives, anti-trust laws, contracts, cost of milk production, economic conditions, marketing agreements, milk strikes, national defense, national political platforms and conventions, rural credit, tariffs, uniform milk ordinances, nitrates (Muscle Shoals, Alabama), Danish cooperatives; farm legislation, including the McFadden Rural Credit Bill, McNary Haugen Bill, and milk bonding legislation and other matters. Correspondents include Howard E. Babcock, E.M. Bailey, Ezra Taft Banson, Senator John J. Blaine, Homer L. Brinkley, Edward R. Eastman, D.N. Geyer, L.E. Griffing, Charles W. Holman, A.M. Loomis, H.C. McKenzie, C.O. Moser, William I. Myers, Frank A. Pearson, T.W. Phillips, Stanley Reed, Quentin Reynolds, Edward A. Rumely, Fred H. Sexauer, A.F. Spooner, W.A. Stocking, Jr., F.H. Thompson, Edward J. Tracy, Charles H. Tuck, Edward F. Vincent, and George F. Warren. Papers also pertain to the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST, American Association f Creamery Butter Manufacturers, American Institute of Cooperation, Bank for Cooperatives (1935-41), Bureau of Raw Materials, Committee for the Nation, CO-OPERATIVE DIGEST, Farm Credit Administration, Farmers Milk Producers Association, Federal Farm Board, Federal Tariff Commission, Federal Reserve System, Federal Trade Commission, Grange League Federation University, National Cooperative Council (1933-35), National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation (1922-28, 1930-34, 1940-46), National Council of Cooperative Associations, National Council of Farmers Cooperatives (1941-42), National Dairy Union, New York State College of Agriculture, New England Agricultural Conference, Southern Tariff Association, Temple of Agriculture, U.S. Chamber of Commerce, Industrial Conference Board, U.S. Dairy Association, World Dairy Conference, and many other organizations.

ArchivalResource: 28 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63934632 View

De Kiewiet, C. W. (Cornelius William), 1902-1986. Cornelius W. de Kiewiet papers, 1949-1951.

Title: Cornelius W. de Kiewiet papers, 1949-1951.

The papers of Acting President Cornelis Willem de Kiewiet consist of office files, correspondence, and other material deriving from his term in office, 1949 to 1951. Subjects include the adoption of a balanced university budget, relations with faculty, the Board of Trustees, Cornell University Medical College, the various standing and ad hoc committees, the planning for Statler Hall, Mann Library, and other facilities, relations with the State University of New York, New York State and federal agencies and departments, and various educational and philanthropic foundations;, and also the presence of communist influence among the faculty. Major correspondents include Lucile Allen, Howard E. Babcock, Neal Dow Becker, Martin P. Catherwood, Gilmore D. Clarke, Edmund Ezra Day, Arthur H. Dean,Mary H. Donlon, Victor Emanuel, Alvin C. Eurich, Edward W. Fox, Frank E. Gannett, Larry E. Gubb, Solomon C. Hollister, Asa S. Knowles, Carleton C. Murdock, William I. Myers, Myron C. Taylor, Maxwell M. Upson, Elizabeth Lee Vincent, J. Carlton Ward, Robin M. Williams, Robert R. Wilson, and Theodore P. Wright.

ArchivalResource: 10.5 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/74899034 View

Babcock family. Babcock family papers, 1859-1978.

Title: Babcock family papers, 1859-1978.

Correspondence, 1940-1949, between Howard E. Babcock, Sr., and Howard, Jr. concerning the son's management of the South Springs Ranch, Roswell, New Mexico, a Cornell University property which they bought in 1943; among the topics discussed are details of operation, especially in regard to the availability, tranportation, and wages of German prisoners-of-war employed during the wartime shortage of farm labor; also included are budgets, inventories, and financial reports, as well as blueprints and photographs of the main residence of the ranch. Other correspondence of Howard, Sr. with Howard, Jr. concerns his own operation of Larchmont Farms near Trumansburg while his son was in New Mexico and the latter's part in the establishment of a Grange League Federation mill in Roswell.

ArchivalResource: .7 cubic ft., 4 reels of microfilm.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/64074936 View

Carl E. Ladd papers, 1932-1943.

Title: Carl E. Ladd papers, 1932-1943.

Includes curricula, budgets, printed material, clippings, and memoranda and correspondence with Cornell faculty and administrators, students, county extension agents, agricultural club leaders, farmers, publishers, state and federal agricultural agencies, credit associations, and state and national politicians. Subjects include administration of the College of Agriculture; appointments, promotions, and resignations of faculty and administrators; Farm and Home Week at Cornell; construction of the Arboretum; the Bailey Hortorium; the Association of Land-Grant Colleges and State Universities; the Farm Credit Administration; GLF; USDA Extension Service; Dartington Hall and the South Devon cattle; the Emergency Food Commission; farm labor during World War II, wartime agricultural production, and wartime student enrollment; the "Farm Forum" broadcast on WGY; rural electrification, Dutch elm disease, and rural education. Major correspondents include Charles Poletti, Herbert H. Lehman, Eleanor Roosevelt, Howard E. Babcock, Henry A. Wallace, Flora Rose, Edward Eastman, Leonard K. Elmhirst, and the Agricultural Experiment Station at Geneva, New York.

ArchivalResource:

http://rmc.library.cornell.edu/EAD/xml/dlxs/RMA00087.xml View

Maynard, Leonard Amby, 1887-1972. Leonard A. Maynard papers, 1940-1971.

Title: Leonard A. Maynard papers, 1940-1971.

Included are administrative papers pertaining to four executive positions held by Professor Maynard (1940-49): director of the U.S. Plant, Soil, and Nutrition Laboratory, New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (1940-45); director of the School of Nutrition, Cornell University (1941-49); head of the Department of Biochemistry and Nutrition, N.Y.S. College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (1945-49); and head of the Laboratory of Animal Nutrition, N.Y.S. College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (1940-49). Includes correspondence dealing with the establishment (1941) of the School of Nutrition and efforts to obtain financial support for it, administrative matters, nutrition research, the London Nutrition Conference (1951) and other professional meetings, Maynard's lecture invitations, and his evaluation of scientific manuscripts sent him; inquiries from individuals and institutions, with Maynard's replies, chiefly concerning the nutritive value of milk and enriched bread and of butter as opposed to margarine; and notes (June 1941) from discussions with President Edmund Ezra Day on the establishment of the School and notes (1951, 1952) relating to its present and future programs. Correspondents include Sanford S. Atwood, Howard E. Babcock, Cornelis W. de Kiewiet, Edward R. Eastman, Willard I. Emerson, Anson W. Gibson, David Birney Hand, Herman E. Hilleboe, Asa S. Knowles, Deane W. Malott, William I. Myers, Weyland Pfeiffer, and Fred Sexauer. Also, an interview (114 page typescript, 1963) conducted in six sessions by Gould P. Colman, in which Maynard discusses his graduate work, the establishment of a chemical laboratory in the Department of Animal Husbandry, research and graduate instruction, nutrition studies at other institutions in the 1920s, work on open formula feeds and other studies done with the GLF (Cooperative Grange League Federation Exchange, Inc., now Agway), the administration of the U.S Plant, Soil, and Nutrition Laboratory at Cornell, the development and administration of the Department of Biochemistry and the School of Nutrition, nutrition practices and study in China in 1934, England during World War II, Germany at the end of the war, and Central America and elsewhere following his retirement, the work of ICA and FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations), and his association with H. E. Babcock, J. Lossing Buck, Lewis Knudson, Albert R. Mann, and Elmer Seth Savage.

ArchivalResource: 6.3 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/64072845 View

Bond, Maurice C., 1897-. Maurice C. Bond oral histories, 1982.

Title: Maurice C. Bond oral histories, 1982.

Dr. Bond's personal history and observations of people and events that have shaped New York agriculture: growing up in Thetford, Vermont, including his childhood on a dairy and maple farm and attendance at Thetford Academy; college experiences; professional experiences as an Emergency Demonstration agent for the University of Vermont during World War I, as a teacher at Morrisville, as a secretary for the Holstein-Friesian Association, and as a professor and administrator at the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell, including criteria he used to allocate funds for the Cooperative Extension; observations of contributions made by the Department of Agricultural Economics to agricultural cooperatives and the study of land use, coordination between state, regional, and federal branches of Extension, reasons for and effects of separating the New York Cooperative Extension from the Farm and Home Bureaus, the relationship between agriculture, 4-H, and home economics in Extension, and the relationship between the New York State College of Agriculture and the Grange League Federation (Agway). Included are Bond's impressions of George F. Warren, William I. Myers, Leland Spencer, Frank Pearson, Lloyd R. Simons, Dean Worcester, Carl E. Ladd, Harry March, H.E. Babcock, Roy Park, Maurice C. Burritt, Paul V. Kepner, and Arthur H. Peterson.

ArchivalResource: 130 p. of transcripts.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63934652 View

Farrand, Livingston, 1867-1939. Livingston Farrand papers, 1921-1939.

Title: Livingston Farrand papers, 1921-1939.

The Livingston Farrand Papers consist of correspondence, office files, reports, letters of transmittal, notices of appointment to committees, scrapbooks, cross reference sheets, clippings, diplomas, and certificates deriving from his presidency of Cornell University from 1921 to 1937. The collection consists chiefly of correspondence, pertaining largely to the routine administration of the President's Office and the University. Subjects include student and faculty issues, student health, athletics, Cornell United Religious Work including arrangements for Sage Chapel preachers, alumni affairs, fraternities, the Cornell-in-China Program, and the University Faculty; also, relations with and the administration of the Law School, the College of Arts and Sciences, the Cornell University Medical College, the College of Engineering, Cornell University Library, the Office of the Comptroller, ROTC, the New York State College of Agriculture, and the New York State Veterinary College, and relations with New York Hospital, the city of Ithaca (N.Y.), the United States Office of Education, the New York State Department of Education, the American Council on Education, the Carnegie Corporation and Carnegie Foundation, the Heckscher Research Council, and the United States War Department. Other topics include instances of student malfeasance and scholastic failure, racial discrimination and anti-semitism on campus, concern with communist influence in the educational community, and Farrand's personal interests in eugenics and public health. Major correspondents include Arthur Allen, Howard E. Babcock, Carl Becker, Romeyn Berry, Cornelius Betten, Charles Bostwick, Charles K. Burdick, Foster M. Coffin, L. M. Dennis, R. Louise Fitch, Harold Flack, Frank E. Gannett, William A. Hammond, Frank H. Hiscock, Carl E. Ladd, Albert R. Mann, Archie Palmer, George Rogalsky, Flora Rose, Robert Treman, Allan H. Treman, Myron C. Taylor, Martha van Rensselaer, George F. Warren, and J. DuPratt White. Also included is a bound typewritten report on the state of Cornell University and its current financial needs as of 1924.

ArchivalResource: 40.7 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63937380 View

Cornell University. Cooperative Extension. Teaching and Information Dept. Cornell Cooperative Extension Teaching and Information Dept. recordings, [ca. 1937-1955].

Title: Cornell Cooperative Extension Teaching and Information Dept. recordings, [ca. 1937-1955].

183 twelve and sixteen inch records of speeches, interviews, and informal talks by such figures in the field of agriculture and related professions as Bristow Adams, Howard E. Babcock, Liberty Hyde Bailey, Cornelius Betton, Louis Bromfield, Thomas E. Dewey, Edward R. Eastman, Glen W. Herrick, Carl Ladd, Clyde Moore, William I. Myers, Edward O'Neal, E. Lawrence Palmer, James E. Rice, James B. Sumner, and Jared Van Wagenen, Jr.; recordings made by well-known personalities in other fields such as Hans Bethe talking on atomic energy (1945), Edward R. Murrow on V-J Day (1945), and Anthony Eden and Bidault on V-E Day; recordings of important Cornell programs such as the Thurston Memorial Celebration (1939), and the launching of the victory ship CORNELL VICTORY (1945); recordings of other events of regional interest in New York State such as the inaugural program radio station WENY (Elmira), and two recorded programs of the New York State Historical Plays Series; recordings concerning the Nature Study Program at Cornell; numerous agricultural and home economics technical extension programs; and a number of recorded performances of Cornell University choral and instrumental groups.

ArchivalResource: 183 phonograph albums, 7 tape recordings.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63934909 View

Division of Nutritional Sciences collection of photographs and biographies of scientists, 1716-1984.

Title: Division of Nutritional Sciences collection of photographs and biographies of scientists, 1716-1984.

Includes photographs (some copies) and biographies of Herman Almquist; Henry Armsby; Wilbur Atwater; Walter Aykroyd; H.E. Babcock;Stephen Babcock; C.H. Bailey; Esther Batchelder; Eugene Baumann; William Beaumont; Claude Bernard; Franklin Bing; Jessie Boys; Alice Briant; Anton Carlson; Callie Coons-Williams; Katherine Coward; George Cowgill; Earle Crampton; William Darby; Paul Day; Harry Deuel; Vincent Du Vigneaud; Christiaan Eijkman; Conrad Elvehjem; Faith Fenton; Otto Folin; William Geddes; Joseph Goldberger; Wendell Griffith; Gerrit Grijns; Philip Handler; Leslie Harris; Edwin Hart; Hazel Hauck; Douglas Hogue; Axel Holst; Icie Hoobler; Sir Frederick Hopkins; Frances Johnston; Oscar Kellner; Samuel Lepkovsky; James Lind; Belle Lowe; Graham Lusk; Annie Macleod; Francois Magendie; Henry Mattill; Leonard Maynard; Clive McCay; Elmer McCollum; Donald McCormick; James McLester; Lafayette Mendel; Harold Mitchell; Helen Monsch; Norman Moore; Gerrit Mulder; John Murlin; Sir John Orr; Thomas Osborne; Leroy Palmer; Helen Parsons; Catherine Personius; Marion Pfund; Bernard Proctor; Lydia Roberts; Flora Rose; Mary Rose; William Rose; Max Rubner; William Sebrell; Henry Sherman; Vlado Simko; Tom Spies; Adelaide Spohn; Louise Stanley; Harry Steenback; Grace Steininger; James Sumner; Frederick Tisdall; Donald Tressler; Gladys Vail; Harry Vars; Gustav von Bunge; Justus von Liebig; Max von Pettenkofer; Karl von Voit; G. Wellington; Harold Williams; Robert Williams; John Youmans; Charlotte Young; and Nathan Zuntz.

ArchivalResource: .3 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/122404889 View

John Babcock papers, 1938-1946.

Title: John Babcock papers, 1938-1946.

Letters from Babcock to his parents in Ithaca, New York, and other members of his family, concerning his school days at Phillips Exeter Academy and his experiences with the U.S. Army during World War II. Also included are letters to the Babcock family from John Thomas Conner describing his basic training and Army technical school studies, and his tour of active duty in Assam, India. Also a publication of John Babcock's growing up at Sunny Gables.

ArchivalResource:

http://rmc.library.cornell.edu/EAD/xml/dlxs/RMM02015.xml View

Stutz, Harry George, 1885-1954. Harry George Stutz papers, 1915-1954.

Title: Harry George Stutz papers, 1915-1954.

Correspondence, awards and citations, photos of Stutz and other JOURNAL staff members, and newspaper clippings. Includes letters and telegrams from Frank E. Gannett praising Stutz' work and commenting on the 1920 election campaigns of Warren G. Harding, James Cox, and Alfred E. Smith, Gannett's own possible gubernatorial candidacy in New York State (1936), and other aspects of State, national, and world events; letters concerning JOURNAL editorial and articles and matters of local interest from Howard E. Babcock, Neal Dow Becker, Frank D. Boynton, Maurice C. Burritt, Anna Botsford Comstock, Hollis E. Dann, Edmund Ezra Day, Edward R. Eastman, Felix Frankfurter, Othon Guerlac, Robert J. Kane, Claude L. Kulp, Harry H. Love, Deane W. Malott, Veranus A. Moore, William I. Myers, Cuthbert Pound, Ruby Green Smith, James Sullivan, Frank Thilly, Robert E. Treman, Robert H. Treman, Hendrik Willem van Loon, and others; and letters from John Fr. Moakley and others concerning Stutz' selection as a member of the Gannett Foundation.

ArchivalResource: .4 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63934088 View

Howard Edward Babcock papers, 1907-1950.

Title: Howard Edward Babcock papers, 1907-1950.

Correspondence, mimeographed pamphlets and other printed material; photographs, and scrapbooks concerning Babcock's career.

ArchivalResource:

http://rmc.library.cornell.edu/EAD/xml/dlxs/RMM01618.xml View

Babcock, H. E. (Howard Edward), 1889-1950. Howard Edward Babcock papers, 1907-1950.

Title: Howard Edward Babcock papers, 1907-1950.

Correspondence, mimeographed pamphlets and other printed material; photographs, and scrapbooks concerning Babcock's career as a county agent in Cattaraugus and Tompkins Counties, New York, as an executive in the New York State Farm Bureau, the Grange League Federation (G.L.F.) and related organizations (extensive), the New York State Agricultural Conference Board, the Federal Farm Board, Central Bank for Cooperatives, National Council of Farmer Cooperatives, and the New York State Emergency Food Commission, as a member or consultant of various New York State, Federal, and non-governmental boards and committees, and as professor of marketing and later trustee of Cornell University.

ArchivalResource: 47.9 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/63934886 View

Babcock, John, 1922- . John Babcock papers, 1938-1946.

Title: John Babcock papers, 1938-1946.

Letters from Babcock to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Babcock of Ithaca, New York, and other members of his family, concerning his school days at Phillips Exeter Academy and his experiences with the U.S. Army in the European theatre during World War II. Also included are letters (1944-1946) to the Babcock family from John Thomas Conner (Cornell University Class of 1944) describing his basic training and Army technical school studies and his tour of active duty in Assam, India. Also the publication "Kernels, Screenings and some Chaff: Growing Up with Northeastern Farming in the 1930's", John Babcock's growing up at Sunny Gables.

ArchivalResource: .4 cubic ft.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/64072880 View

Leonard A. Maynard papers, 1940-1971.

Title: Leonard A. Maynard papers, 1940-1971.

Papers documenting Maynard's career at Cornell, including his involvement in establishing the School of Nutrition.

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http://rmc.library.cornell.edu/EAD/xml/dlxs/RMA00292.xml View

Cornelius W. de Kiewiet papers, 1949-1951.

Title: Cornelius W. de Kiewiet papers, 1949-1951.

Material from de Kiewiet's term in office, 1949 to 1951. Includes items relating to presence of communist influence among the faculty.

ArchivalResource:

http://rmc.library.cornell.edu/EAD/xml/dlxs/RMA02559.xml View