Inventory of the National Forest Products Association Records, 1902 – 1986

Descriptive Summary

Abstract: The National Forest Products Association (NFPA), known until 1965 as the National Lumber Manufacturers Association (NLMA), serves as the national spokesman for federated trade associations whose memberships comprises majaor regions, species, and products of the lumber and plywood industry in the United States. In 1992, NFPA merged with the American Forest Council and the American Paper Institute to become the American Forest and Paper Association.

The collection includes correspondence and reference files on federal forest legislation and regulation of forestry practices; taxation; soil and water resources conservation; American Forest Congresses; Forest Industries Council meetings; and many other forestry, lumber trade, and conservation associations, as well as lumber companies; national parks; the Civilian Conservation Corps; related activities of the U.S. Departments of the Interior, Agriculture, and Commerce; the U.S. Forest Service, particularly the Timber Resources Review (1952); the Society of American Foresters; activities of state forestry agencies; forest land acquisition; the Timber Conservation Board (1931-1933); lumber industry surveys; insect and disease problems; lumber supply; the regulation of the lumber industry during World War II and the Korean War periods; price controls by the Economic Stabilization Agency; Indian reservations; mining laws; national forest recreation values; the National Lumber Manufacturers Inter-Insurance Exchange; the Lumber and Timber Products War Committee; also articles and addresses; statistics on lumber production, shipments, orders, prices; NLMA and National Forest Products Association annual reports, press releases, publications, and other printed matter; obituaries; photographs; and other materials.

Title: National Forest Products Association Records, 1902 - 1986

Creator: National Forest Products Association

Repository: Forest History Society Library and Archives

Call Number: 3395

Language of Material: Material in English

Extent: 142.5 linear feet (90 archival boxes, 32 record cartons, and loose materials)

Historical Note

The National Forest Products Association (NFPA), known until 1965 as the National Lumber Manufacturers Association (NLMA), serves as the national spokesman for federated trade associations whose memberships comprises majaor regions, species, and products of the lumber and plywood industry in the United States. The national organization is financed by dues paid by the federated associations and by direct member companies. Members are represented on the board of directors by votes in proportion to the amount of dues paid, except that every federated association member has at least one seat on the board. The NFPA executive committee is comprised of representatives of those members.

Each of the basic activities of NFPA is assigned to a committee of the board of directors, and each such committee is supported by a staff department. Generally, the basic activities and services of NFPA and its predecessor NLMA have included forest conservation, research, public relations, statistical information, utilization and waste prevention, transportation, law information, governmental relations, lobbying, standardization of products and terminology, trade promotion, engineering, insurance, credit rating services, and administration.

To encourage public support during the Great Depression of the 1930s, NLMA esablished a publicity and trade promotion arm known as the American Forest Products Industries, Inc. (AFPI). The executive committee of NLMA served as the board of directors of AFPI, while the chairman of the NLMA trade promotion committee was AFPI president. The Timber Engineering Company (TECO) was established in 1932 as a subsidiary of AFPI to promote the use of lumber in engineering construction. In 1946, AFPI became an independent organization and was renamed American Forest Institute (AFI) in 1967.

In 1943, NLMA joined with the two other national trade associations concerned with forest industries, the American Paper and Pulp Association and American Pulpwood Association, to form the Forest Industries Council (FIC), which discusses and makes recommendations concerning the joint interests of its members, although its actions are not binding on the member institutions. The chief elected and executive officers of the member associations hold seats on the FIC, which was later expanded to include AFI and the American Plywood Association.

In 1992, NFPA merged with the American Forest Council and the American Paper Institute to become the American Forest and Paper Association.

Collection Overview

The collection includes correspondence and reference files on federal forest legislation and regulation of forestry practices; taxation; soil and water resources conservation; American Forest Congresses; Forest Industries Council meetings; and many other forestry, lumber trade, and conservation associations, as well as lumber companies; national parks; the Civilian Conservation Corps; related activities of the U.S. Departments of the Interior, Agriculture, and Commerce; the U.S. Forest Service, particularly the Timber Resources Review (1952); the Society of American Foresters; activities of state forestry agencies; forest land acquisition; the Timber Conservation Board (1931-1933); lumber industry surveys; insect and disease problems; lumber supply; the regulation of the lumber industry during World War II and the Korean War periods; price controls by the Economic Stabilization Agency; Indian reservations; mining laws; national forest recreation values; the National Lumber Manufacturers Inter-Insurance Exchange; the Lumber and Timber Products War Committee; also articles and addresses; statistics on lumber production, shipments, orders, prices; NLMA and National Forest Products Association annual reports, press releases, publications, and other printed matter; obituaries; photographs; and other materials.

Collection Arrangement

1. Subject Files and Other Materials, 1902-1986
2. Bound Circulars, 1936-1986
3. Bound Meeting Minutes, 1947-1957

Subject Headings

• American Forest Congress
• Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.)
• Forest fires
• Forest Industries Council (U.S.)
• Forest reserves
• Forestry schools and education
• Indian reservations
• Korean War, 1950-1953 -- Lumber trade -- Law and legislation -- United States
• Lumber -- Prices -- United States
• Lumber trade
• Lumber trade -- Law and legislation -- United States
• National Forest Products Association
• National Lumber Manufacturers Association
• National parks and reserves
• Pests -- Control
• Society of American Foresters
• United States. Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government (1947-1949). Committee on Natural Resources.
• United States. Dept. of Agriculture
• United States. Dept. of Commerce
• United States. Dept. of the Interior
• United States. Economic Stabilization Agency
• United States. Forest Service
• United States. Timber Conservation Board
• World War, 1939-1945 -- Lumber trade -- Law and legislation -- United States

Detailed Description of the Collection

1. Subject Files and Other Materials, 1902-1986.

• Box 1
  Clarke-McNary Act Granger Bill (H.R. 2296), 1948-1957
• Box 2
  Federal Regulation of Forestry Practices, 1949-1952
• Box 2
  Federal Land Study Commissions (H.R. 1066) By Representative Tellar, New York, 1959
• Box 2
  Flood Insurance Bills, 1956
• Box 2
  Federal Land Study Commissions (S. 3444) By Senator Long, Louisiana, 1955-1960
• Box 2
  Clarke-McNary Act Allotment of Funds, 1942-1948
• Box 2
  Coordination Act Bills: Correspondence, 1957-1958
• Box 3
  Forest Land Acquisition: Klamath Indian Reservation, 1956-1957
  • Includes correspondence, printed matter, and materials related to hearings.
• Box 4
  Land Acquisition Aztec Land and Cattle Company General Correspondence, 1954-1958
• Box 5
  Forest Land Acquisition: Black Water State Forest, Florida, 1955
• Box 5
  Forest Land Acquisition: Fruit Growers Supply Exchange, 1954-1955
• Box 5
  Land Acquisition: Aztec Land and Cattle Co., Miscellaneous, 1953-1956
• Box 6
  Forest Land Acquisition: Klamath Indian Reservation, 1958
• Box 7
  Forest Regulation: Increased Industrial Use of Agricultural Products, 1957-1958
• Box 7
  Forest Pest Control Legislation, 1945-1956
• Box 8
  Forest Taxation, 1938-1958
• Box 8
  Forest Regulation, 1950 and 1949-1957
• Box 8
  Forest Service Appropriations, 1951-1959
• Box 9
  Public Lands, 1950-1954
• Box 9
  Recreation: Reservoirs, 1953-1957
  • Includes correspondence and bills.
• Box 9
  National Wilderness Preservation System (S. 4028), 1958
• Box 9
  Land Commissions: Bills, 1955-1958
• Box 9
  McGee Bend Dam, 1953-1958
  • Includes correspondence, articles, and booklets.
• Box 10
  Soil Conservation, 1951-1957
• Box 10
  Soil Conservation: Soil Bank, 1955-1961
• Box 11
  Upstream Resources: Ellsworth Land Exchange Bill (Generally Law Information Service), 1950-1958
• Box 11
  Upstream Resources: Bills and Redrafts, 1952-1954
• Box 11
  Upstream Resources: Ellsworth Land Exchange Bill, 1951-1954
• Box 12
  Valley Authorities, 1945-1959
• Box 13
  Water Resources Conservation, 1955-1959
• Box 13
  Water Resources Conservation, 1950-1956
• Box 14
  Water Resources Conservation, 1949-1960
• Box 14
  1954 National Watershed Congress: Water Conservation
• Box 14
  Weather Control: Cloud Seeding, 1950-1958
• Box 15
  Weather Control (H.R. 2451, 3631), 1957
• Box 15
  Water: Bills and Correspondence, 1952-1958
• Box 15
  American Association of Nurserymen, 1954
• Box 15
  American Forest Fire Medal, 1939-1945
• Box 15
  American Forest Congress, 1946
• Box 15
  American Forest Congress, 1953
• Box 16
  Natural Resources Production Department, 1943-1958
• Box 16
  Natural Resources, 1941-1951
• Box 16
  Natural Resources, 1951-1954
• Box 16
  Natural Resources, 1938-1940
• Box 16
  American Forestry Association, 1953-1959 and 1945-1947
• Box 17
  Association of Consulting Foresters, 1958
• Box 17
  Council of Conservationists, Inc., 1955-1957
• Box 17
  Emergency Committee on Natural Resources, 1955-1959
• Box 17
  Forest Conservation Committee of NLMA, 1937-1948 and 1955
• Box 17
  Forest Conservation: Policies and Pertinent Comments, 1940 and 1954
• Box 17
  Forest Industries Centennial Committee, 1959
• Box 17
  Forest Industries Council, 1955-1960
• Box 17
  Forest Industries Council: Committee Members, 1951-1959
• Box 17
  Forest Industries Council: Committee Members, 1945-1951
• Box 17
  Forest Industries Council: Committee Members, 1943-1945
• Box 18
  Forest Industries Council: Meetings, 1945-1951
• Box 18
  Forest Industries Council: Forest Policy Statement, 1945-1961
• Box 19
  Forest Industries Council: Meetings, 1944-1960
• Box 20
  Joint Committee on Forest Conservation of WCLA and Pacific Northwest Loggers Association, 1935-1952
• Box 20
  Forest Policy Committee, 1945 and 1957
• Box 20
  Forest Policies: Public and Private, 1937-1960
• Box 20
  Friends of the Land, 1944-1947
• Box 20
  Industrial Forestry Association, 1940 and 1956-1960
• Box 20
  Forest Pest Control Advisory Committee, 1951-1952
• Box 20
  Forest Industries Council Pest Committee, 1958-1959
• Box 20
  Forest Industries Council Woodland Conferences, 1958
• Box 20
  Forest Industries Council Organization Chart
• Box 20
  Orell, B.L.: Correspondence, 1958
• Box 20
  National Emergency Conference on Resources, 1949
• Box 21
  Sustained Yield Forestry Legislation (S. 226-S. 228), 1953-1959
• Box 21
  Sustained Yield Forestry Legislation, 1935-1944
• Box 22
  United States Department of Interior: National Park Service, 1946-1951
• Box 22
  United States Federal Security Agency: Civilian Conservation Corps, 1938-1950
• Box 22
  United States Department of Interior, 1938-1956
• Box 22
  United States Department of Agriculture: Research and Marketing Act, Forest Products Committee, 1946
• Box 22
  United States Department of Agriculture: Texas Timber Salvage, 1944
• Box 22
  United States Department of Commerce, 1937-1956
• Box 22
  National Forest Conservation, 1933-1940
• Box 23
  United States Department of Agriculture - Forest Service: Timber Resources Review
  • Meeting, North Carolina 1952
  • Meeting, San Francisco, California, 1952
  • Area Meeting, Wausau, Wisconsin, 1952
  • Area Meeting, Oregon, 1952
  • Area Meeting, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1952
  • Area Meeting, West Virginia, 1952
  • Area Meeting, Georgia, 1952
• Box 23
  National Forest Reservation Commission, 1920-1957
  Box 24
  United States Department of Agriculture - Forest Service: Timber Resources Review, Task Reports
  • I Administrative Plan, 1952-1957
  • II Introductory Material, 1952-1958
  • III International Aspects, 1952
  • IV Working Plan for Estimating Consumption and Potential Requirements for Timber Products, 1952 and 1958
  • V Timber Utilization, 1952-1953
  • VI Timber Resource Inventory, 1952-1958
  • VIII Status of Management, 1952-1956
  • VII Trends of Timber Growth, Timber Growth Outlook, Regional Growth Goals and Required Growing Stock, 1952
  • IX Status of Protection, 1952
  • X Planting, 1952
  • XI Forest Land Use and Owners, 1952 and 1957
  • XII Programs Bearing Upon Current and Prospective Timber Growth, 1952
  • XIII Definitions, 1952
• Box 25
  Congressional Joint Committee: Pulpwood Associations, 1938-1941
• Box 25
  Congressional Joint Commission: Regional Association Correspondence, 1938-1941
• Box 25
  United States Department of Agriculture - Forest Service: Task Reports, Miscellaneous Releases, Statements, 1949-1957
• Box 25
  Soil Conservation Service, 1954-1955
• Box 25
  United States Department of Interior: "Petition respecting rule," 1960
• Box 25
  United States Department of Interior: Advisory Committee on Conservation, 1953-1957
• Box 25
  United States Department of Agriculture - Forest Service: Lumber Manufacturing, Wood Using and Allied Associations, 1953
• Box 26
  Bureau of Land Management, 1950-1959
• Box 26
  National Forest Reservation Commission, 1956-1959
• Box 26
  National Forest Reservation Commission, 1955-1958
• Box 26
  The Indiana Report on Its Forest Problems to the Joint Congressional Committee, 1939
• Box 26
  Congressional Joint Commission: Miscellaneous Reports on United States Forest Service, 1938-1939
• Box 26
  Congressional Joint Commission: Reports and Releases from NLMA, 1938
• Box 26
  Congressional Joint Commission: State Forester Correspondence, 1938-1947
• Box 27
  United States Department of Agriculture, 1953-1960
• Box 27
  Forest Products Service Plan, 1942-1957
• Box 27
  Congressional Joint Commission: Regional Association and Industry Reports, 1938-1941
• Box 28
  United States Forest Service, 1951-1959
• Box 29
  Technical Forestry Conference, April 1954
• Box 29
  Technical Forestry Conference, 1954
• Box 29
  Forest Policy Conference, August 1954
• Box 29
  United States Department of Agriculture, 1939-1951
• Box 29
  Forest Policy Conference, 1951-1954
• Box 29
  Forest Research Advisory Committee, 1952-1959
• Box 30
  American Paper and Pulp Association Comments, 1952-1958
• Box 30
  American Pulpwood Association Comments, 1952-1954
• Box 30
  Area Meetings (Apparently Timber Resources Review), 1950-1952
• Box 30
  Timber Resources Review, 1952
• Box 30
  Miscellaneous Releases, Statements, Etc., 1952
• Box 30
  NLMA Releases, 1952-1959
• Box 30
  Timber Resources Review
• Box 30
  Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1952-1960
• Box 31
  National Grange, 1933-1945
• Box 31
  National Parks Association, 1954-1960
• Box 31
  National Resources Board, 1934-1958
• Box 31
  National Wildlife Federation: "Conservation News," 1956-1960
• Box 31
  National Wildlife Federation, 1953-1954
• Box 31
  Natural Resources Information Commission, 1938, 1954, 1956, and 1958
• Box 31
  Northeastern Timber marketing Association, 1939-1943
• Box 32
  Oberlaender Trusts, 1936-1939
• Box 32
  Society of American Foresters, 1939-1959
• Box 33
  Western Forestry and Conservation Association, 1919-1954
• Box 33
  Southern Forest Fire Commission, 1943-1944
• Box 33
  Timber Producers Association, 1938-1955
• Box 34
  Private Forestry Committee: Society of American Foresters, 1935-1941
• Box 34
  Weyerhaeuser Company, 1940-1949
• Box 35
  Forest Activities: State Organizations
  • Association of State Foresters, 1939-1950
  • Idaho: Southern Idaho Timber Protective Association, 1944 and 1952
  • Indiana State Department of Conservation, 1942 and 1951
  • Massachusetts Forest and Park Association, 1940-1950
  • New England Forestry Foundation, 1951-1952
  • New Hampshire: Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests, 1940-1942
  • New Hampshire State Department of Agriculture, 1940 and 1953-1954
  • New Jersey Department of Conservation and Development, 1939-1940
  • New York State Conservation Department, 1944 and 1959
  • North Carolina Forestry Association, 1940-1944 and 1959
  • North Carolina State Department of Conservation and Development, 1940-1950
  • Oregon Forest Fire Association, 1939-1941
  • Oregon State board of Forestry, 1939-1946
  • Pennsylvania Department of Forests and Waters, 1940 and 1944
  • Pennsylvania Forestry Association
  • South Carolina Forest Service, 1945
  • Virginia Forest Service, 1939-1941
  • West Virginia Forest Council
  • West Virginia State Conservation Commission, 1941-1942
  • Wisconsin State Conservation Department, 1939-1946
• Box 36
  Congressional Joint Commission
  • Congressional Joint Commission: Statements Presented at Hearings, 1940
  • Congressional Joint Commission: Jewett, G.F., Correspondence, 1938-1940 and 1947
  • Congressional Joint Commission: Joint Committee Members, 1938-1939
  • Congressional Joint Commission: Miscellaneous Individuals, Companies, and Organizations, 1938-1940
• Box 36
  Appalachian Hardwood Manufacturers Association, 1943-1959
• Box 37
  University Departments of Forestry
  • Arkansas: University of Arkansas, Department of Forestry Correspondence, 1939-1944 and 1959
  • California: University of California, Division of Forestry Correspondence, 1936-1944
  • Massachusetts: Harvard University, Harvard Forest Correspondence, 1937-1939
  • Massachusetts: State College, Department of Forestry Correspondence, 1937-1939
  • New York: New York State College of Agriculture and Cornell University, Department of Forestry Correspondence, 1936 and 1938
  • North Carolina: Duke University, School of Forestry Correspondence, 1942-1944
  • Oregon: Oregon State College, School of Forestry, 1958-1959
  • Washington: University of Washington, College of Forestry Correspondence, 1937
  • Yale School of Forestry: NLMA Endowed Chair, 1960-1961
• Box 38
  American Walnut Manufacturers Association, 1943-1946
• Box 38
  Appalachian Hardwood Manufacturers Association, 1945-1948 and 1954
• Box 38
  Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association, 1941-1945 and 1954
• Box 38
  Northern Hemlock and Hardwood Manufacturers Association, 1935-1959
• Box 38
  Southern Hardwood Producers, Inc., 1935-1939
• Box 38
  Southern Pine Association, 1945
• Box 38
  West Coast Lumbermen's Association: Forest Practice Handbook, 1937
• Box 38
  Western Pine Association, 1957
• Box 38
  "Forest Land Use by Industry in Twelve Western States"
• Box 38
  "USA v. Western Pine Manufacturers Association and Others," 1923
• Box 39
  American Paper and Pulp Association, 1953-1958
• Box 39
  American Pulpwood Association, 1942-1958
• Box 39
  Southern Pulpwood Conservation Association, 1941-1942
• Box 39
  Chesapeake Corporation, 1940
• Box 39
  Pulpwood Industry, 1941
• Box 40
  Forest Fire Insurance, 1950-1958
• Box 40
  Forest Fire Prevention, 1943-1959
• Box 40
  Forest Fires: Tillamook Burn, 1936-1949
• Box 40
  Forest Genetics, 1955-1961
• Box 40
  Forest Nurseries, 1943-1953
• Box 40
  Forest Research, 1953-1960
• Box 41
  Conservation Organizations Activities, 1954-1956
• Box 41
  Dutch Elm Disease Control, 1936-1957
• Box 41
  Flood Control, 1937-1957
• Box 41
  Forest Fire Fighting: Radio, 1944-1945 and 1954
• Box 41
  Forest Fire Fighting, 1940-1959
• Box 41
  Forest Fire Fighting: Priorities on Forest Fire Equipmen, 1941-1944 and 1959
• Box 42
  Forestry Correspondence
  • Miscellaneous
  • Miscellaneous: B, 1944
  • Miscellaneous: F, 1945-1946 and 1955
  • Miscellaneous: G, 1947
  • Miscellaneous: H, 1948-1949
  • Miscellaneous: K, 1949
  • Miscellaneous: M, 1949
• Box 42
  Forest Taxation: Property and Income, circa 1959
• Box 42
  Gypsy Moth, 1955-1958
• Box 42
  Insect Damage and Control, 1937-1960
• Box 43
  Access and Maintenance Roads, 1953-1960
• Box 43
  Forest Research: Presidential Commission on Increased Industrial Use of Agricultural Products, 1957-1959
• Box 43
  Forest Taxation, 1915-1958 (chiefly 1940s and later)
• Box 43
  Forest Taxation: Severance Taxes, 1923 and 1937-1956
• Box 44
  Forestry on Private Lands in the United States: Study by C.F. Korstian, 1941-1945
• Box 45
  Committee for Advancement for Forest Research, 1940-1945
• Box 46
  Magazine Articles
  • Bodine, L. V.
    • "What's Ahead in 1953?"Southern Lumbermen Article
    • "Lumber Outlook for 1953"
    • Untitled Speeches, 1952
    • "NLMA, Then, Now, and Tomorrow" 1952
    • "Who shall Own America's Forest Lands?" 1952
    • "Lumber Anniversary," 1952
  • Briggs, Charles V.: Letter to a Congressman
  • Colgan, R. A.
    • "Some Important Current Events," 1951
    • "Lumber's Outlook for 1951"
    • "Look at Lumber," 1951
    • "What's Ahead in 1951?"
    • "Selling Lumber the American Way," 1950
    • Untitled Speeches, 1950
  • Glassow, A. J.: Untitled Speeches, 1949
  • Hanrahan, F. J.: "White House Being Readied for Occupancy," 1952
  • Hartley, F. A.: "Taft-Hartley Law and the Right to Work Issue," 1955
  • Hatch, L. A.: "Effective Industrial Research and Development," 1955
  • Johnson, W. S.: "Speaking of Monopolies," 1952
  • Kendall, H. T.: "What's Ahead in 1952?"
  • Knox, P. S.: "Lumber and Housing," 1955
  • Martin, C. S.: "Our Modern Economy Makes Possible...," 1949
  • Nelson, A. Z.
    • "Timber Investments," 1952
    • "Lumber and Wood Products," 1952
  • NLMA
    • "Woodmen from the Ground Up," 1950
    • "Liberty Speaks," 1952
    • "Modern Schools of Wood Can be Built TODAY," circa 1952
    • "Research at the Timber Engineering Company Labs"
    • Untitled Speeches, 1951
  • Richardson, R.: "Sustained Yield Forest Management as Practices Around the U.S.," 1952
  • Seaman, H. M.: "Timber Supply Situation in the South," 1949
  • Sheppard, C. C.: "Report to Board of Directors of Manufacturers," 1930
  • Taft, R. A.: Remarks, 1949
  • Veach, J. B.
    • "Lumber Outlook for 1953"
    • "Untitled Speeches, 1952"
    • "Lumber Outlook for 1952"
    • "Watchwords for 1952"
  • Wagner, C.
    • "Lumber's Outlook for 1952"
      "Forecast for Lumber 1952"
  • Loose Booklets
    • "Better Homes are Built of Wood," 1958
    • "Better Building," 1917
    • "The Best Way to Achieve Low-Cost Housing is to Build Low-Cost Homes," 1939
    • "Big News About Lumber This Fall," 1918
    • "Forest Practice Notes," July 1936
• Box 47
  Access and Maintenance Roads, 1942-1952
• Box 48
  Text Books: Schrader, O. Harry, Jr., Dealer Training Course, 1946-1948
• Box 49
  National Retail Lumber Dealers Association: 30-Day Training Course
  • Use of NLMA Publications, 1947-1955
  • University of Illinois, 1946-1948
  • Ohio State University, 1947
  • General, 1946-1949
• Box 50
  Standardization, 1913-1922
• Box 50
  Manufacturers Standardization Committee Meeting, April 1927
• Box 50
  Standardization Committee of NLMA, 1940-1941
• Box 51
  Manufacturers Standardization Committee Meeting, February 24, 1925
• Box 51
  Standardization: Hardwood and Conference, February-April 1924
• Box 51
  Standardization: Conference, December 1923
• Box 51
  Standardization: Meeting, July 1922
• Box 51
  Standardization: Developments During 1922
• Box 51
  Standardization of Lumber Sizes and Grades, 1920
• Box 51
  Manufacturers Standardization Commission Meeting, 1928
• Box 52
  Greenman, Judd, 1954-1957
• Box 52
  Griffith, Luther O., 1953-1954
• Box 52
  Fleishel, M. L., President of Putman Lumber Company, Florida, 1940-1944 and 1954
• Box 52
  Gerlinger, George T., 1945-1948
• Box 52
  Glassow, A. J., 1944-1949 and 1958
• Box 52
  United States Department of Commerce: Simplified Practice Recommendation, 1935-1938 and 1960
• Box 52
  United States Department of Commerce: Simplified Practice Recommendation (R16-29) Lumber, Revision 1938, 1932-1938
• Box 52
  Manufacturers Standardization Commission: Simplified Practice Recommendation (R16-29) Lumber, Revision 1938, Approval by Associations, 1937-1939
• Box 52
  United States Federal Loan Agency: Federal Housing Administration - Minimum Construction Requirements, Grade Marking Requirements, 1937-1940
• Box 53
  United States Department of Commerce: Bureau of Standards, Division of Trade Standards, 1935-1947
• Box 53
  NRLD: 30-Day Training Course, General, 1947-1951
• Box 53
  Articles and Addresses
  • Fleishel, M. L.: "Statement of Behalf of Lumber and Timber Products," 1941
  • French, C. R.: "History of Lumber Industry in the U.S.,"Encyclopedia Americana
  • French, G. E. and Upson, A. T.: "How to Select Your Lumber," 1931
  • French, C. R.: "Telling Americans About Their Trees," 1945
  • French, C. R.: "There Will be Trees for Tomorrow," 1943
  • French, G. E.: "Universal Appeal of Wood," 1928
  • Addresses by G. M. Fuller, 1949
• Box 54
  United States Department of Agriculture - Forest Service, 1933-1950
• Box 55
  Hoover Commission Investigations: Natural Resources Project, 1948-1950
• Box 55
  United States Department of Agriculture - Forest Service
  • Timber Products War Project, 1943-1945
  • Forest Service Transfer, 1937-1942
  • Forest Service Experiment Stations, 1935-1947
• Box 55
  United States Department of Agriculture: Northeastern Timber Salvage Administration, 1939-1945
• Box 56
  Forestry Legislation - States
  • California, 1940-1954
  • Maine, 1941-1945
  • Maryland, 1943-1944
  • Massachusetts, 1941-1945
  • Michigan, 1941-1945
  • Mississippi, 1940-1955
  • Missouri, 1947
  • Montana, 1941-1946
  • New Hampshire, 1940-1943
  • New York, 1944-1946
  • North Carolina, 1943-1945
• Box 57
  Forestry Legislation - States
  • Virginia, 1940-1946
  • Washington, 1941-1954
  • West Virginia, 1942-1947
  • Wisconsin, 1941-1945
  • Ohio, 1939
  • Oregon, 1940-1954
  • Pennsylvania, 1940-1945
  • South Carolina, 1940-1955
  • South Dakota, 1942
  • Vermont, 1943-1945
• Box 58
  Forestry Legislation - States
  • Alabama, 1941-1945
  • Arkansas, 1943-1945
  • Colorado, 1941
  • Florida, 1941-1944
  • Idaho, 1942-1945
  • Indiana, 1943
  • Kentucky, 1943-1957
  • Louisiana, 1944-1954
  • States in General, 1926-1955
• Box 59
  Forestry Omnibus Bill, 1941-1946
• Box 59
  Empire State Forest Products Association, 1936-1945
• Box 59
  Chamber of Commerce of the United States: Natural Resources Production Department, 1923-1955
• Box 60
  Forest Conservation Commission of NLMA: Forest Conservation Policy
• Box 60
  Forest Conservation Commission of NLMA: Forest Policy Subcommittee, 1942-1946
• Box 60
  Forestry Omnibus Bills: Hook Bill (#6221), 1946
• Box 60
  Valley Authority, 1945-1955
• Box 61
  Forest Regulations, 1935-1949
• Box 62
  United States Senate Committee Prints on Water Resources Activities in the United States, 1959-1960
• Box 62
  1960 Speech by Senator RS Kerr in New York
• Box 62
  Forest Land Acquisition, 1935-1953
• Box 63
  Forest Conservation Commission of NLMA: G. F. Jewett, Chairman, 1938-1947
• Box 63
  Forest Cooperatives (Includes Forest Farmers), 1936-1953
• Box 63
  Summary of Proceedings of 5th Biennial Wilderness Conference, 1957
• Box 64
  Forest Service Appropriations, 1941
• Box 64
  Clarke-McNary Act: Amendment, 1939-1946
• Box 64
  Forest Regulation: Ward Shepard's Proposed Act, 1935-1940
• Box 65
  National Forest Conservation Conference, 1935-1937
• Box 66
  Forest Land Acquisition: Aztec Land and Cattle Co., 1953-1956
• Box 66
  Forest Land Acquisition: Klamath Indian Reservation, 1958
• Box 67
  National Forest Conservation Conference, 1934-1936
• Box 68
  Forest Service Appropriations, 1937-1950
• Box 69
  Forest Industries' Conference: Minutes, 1939-1943
• Box 69
  National Forest Conservation Conference, 1933-1934
• Box 70
  Valley Authority (Water Resources): Hearings before the United States Senate, 1959
• Box 70
  Forest Law: History of Forest Legislation, 1931-1959
• Box 70
  Forest Service Appropriations, 1942-1943
• Box 71
  Timber Conservation Board
  • Complete Set of Reports of Special Advisory Commission to the Timber Conservation Board and Report of Timber Conservation Board, 1931-1932
  • Project I: Economic Situation of Forest and Timber Industries, Including Present and Prospective Timber Supply and Need, 1932-1933
  • Project II: Privately owned Timber, Logging, Manufacturing Plants and Distributing Facilities, 1932
  • Project III: Publicly Owned Timber, 1931
  • Project IV: Economy, Stabilization and Diversification Possible through Centralized Operations, 1931
  • Project V: Distribution and Marketing Methods
  • Project VI: Federal and State Laws and Policies in Relation to Timber Conservation
  • Statements Presented before the Timber Conservation Board, 1931
  • Report of the Timber Conservation Board, 1932
• Box 72
  Surveys: Douglas Fir Lumber Industry, 1927 and 1950
• Box 72
  Lumber Industry Survey Plan: White & Parton, Inc., 1929
• Box 72
  Lumber Industry Survey Plan: F. V. Dunham, 1929
• Box 72
  Lumber Industry Survey Plan, 1939
• Box 72
  Surveys: Correspondence, 1927-1950
• Box 73
  Lumber Industry Survey Plan: Gregg and Company, 1929
• Box 73
  Surveys: Pamphlets, Clippings, Etc., 1944-1947
• Box 74
  Department of Commerce: National Commission on Wood Utilization, 1924-1933
• Box 74
  Department of Commerce: Office of Industry Cooperation, 1948-1949
• Box 75
  Committee of 15, 1928-1929
• Box 75
  National Lumber Manufacturers Credit Corporation, 1916-1933
• Box 76
  NLMA Hardwood Division: Dr. Compton's File on Formation, 1935-1937
• Box 76
  NLMA Action Program, 1950
• Box 77
  Soil Bank, 1957-1960
• Box 77
  TVA, 1958
• Box 77
  California Conservation Council, 1940-1947
• Box 77
  California Forest Protective Association, 1940-1956
• Box 77
  California Redwood Association, 1935-1960
• Box 77
  Timber Conservation Board
  • Project VIa: Subcommittee on Taxation, 1931-1932
  • Project VIb: Other Legislation Necessary
  • Project VIIa: Possible Scope, Method and Form of Continuing Public and Private Cooperation for Timber Conservation, Stabilization of Industry and Security of Employment
  • Project VIIb: Possible Means of Promoting Economical Perpetuation of Forests and Forest Industries Through Sustained Yield Forest Management and Otherwise, 1931-1932
• Box 78
  Congressional Joint Committee, 1938-1941
• Box 78
  Forest Conservation Commission: NLMA, 1939-1941
• Box 78
  United States Government: Forest Service, Department of Commerce, Miscellaneous Agencies, 1938-1940 and 1961
• Box 78
  White Pine Blister Rust Control Legislation, 1937-1954
• Box 78-a
  Surplus War Materials, 1944-1947
• Box 78-a
  "The Use of Prisoners of War in Logging, Pulpwood, and Lumber Industries," Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture
• Box 78-a
  Proceedings: Lumber and Timber Products War Commission, 1943
• Box 78-a
  War Manpower Commission, 1942-1944
• Box 78-a
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission: Manpower Commission, 1942-1950
• Box 78-a
  Industry Manual of Manpower Utilization Case Histories, circa 1944
• Box 78-a
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission: Manpower - 48 Hour Week, 1943
• Box 78-a
  Lumber Limitation Order L-121 WPB Upson; Forms Lumber Industry Advisory Committee; L-335, 1942-1944
• Box 78-a
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission: Manpower Legislation, 1945
• Box 78-a
  Information About the Government's Wage-Price Policy, 1946
• Box 78-a
  "Lumber for Farmers," 1943
• Box 79
  Wilson Compton's Statement to T. C. Board, June 1931
• Box 79
  War Profits Legislation, 1940-1942
• Box 79
  Reconversion in Lumber: Correspondence, 1945-1947
• Box 79
  Office of Price Administration: Statements, Releases, Articles Regarding Extension of Emergency Price Control Act, 1946
• Box 80
  National Defense: Federal Reserve Board Credit Controls, 1950
• Box 80
  Defense Production Act, 1950-1951
• Box 80
  The Forest Situation in the U. S. by the Forest Service, USDA, 1932
• Box 81
  National Defense
  • Small Business, 1950-1952
  • Substitution of Wood for other Materials, 1951-1952
  • Lumber Procurement and Requirements, 1950
  • Manpower Mobilization, 1950
  • Lumber Industry Cooperation, 1950
  • Industry Advisory Committees, 1950
  • Lumber Industry Suggestions, 1950
  • NLMA Defense Letters, 1950
• Box 82
  Forest Credits, 1935-1958
• Box 82
  Farm Bill, 1962
• Box 82
  Forest Surveys, 1945-1959
• Box 83
  Klamath Indian Reservation, 1958
• Box 83
  Klamath Indian Termination Act, 1957-1958
• Box 83
  Western Timber Industry, 1962-1963
• Box 83
  Forest Fire Prevention Legislation, 1938-1957
• Box 84
  Department of Interior: Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1953-1959
• Box 84
  Klamath Indian Reservation, 1958-1960
• Box 84
  Klamath, 1958-1959
• Box 85
  Reconversion in Lumber: Statements, Releases, Articles, Etc., 1945-1946
• Box 85
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission: War Manpower Commission, 1943-1944
• Box 85
  Southern Hardwood Producers, Inc.: Industry War Commission, 1944-1945
• Box 85
  Post-War Plans for Production, 1944
• Box 85
  F.P.S. Plan, Loveridge Supplemental Testimony
• Box 85
  F.P.S. New Plan ND-17, 1943
• Box 85
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission: Manpower Commission, 1943-1945
• Box 86
  National Defense
  • Department of Commerce: National Production Authority Regulation 1, Inventory Control, 1950
  • Department of Commerce: National Production Authority Regulation 2, Priorities, 1950
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: Price Controls, Southern Hardwood, 1951-1952
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: Southern Pine Price Controls, 1952
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: Softwood Plywood Price Controls, 1952
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: Stumpage Price Controls, 1951-1952
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: Western Pacific Logs and Lumber Price Controls, 1952
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: Western Pine Price Controls, 1951-1952
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: Law Enacted for War and Emergency Periods, 1950
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: Price Control, Miscellaneous Correspondence, 1950-1953
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: Appalachian Hardwood Price Controls, 1951-1952
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: Hardwood Dimension Price Controls, 1951
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: Hardwood Flooring Ind. Price Controls, 1951
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: Northeastern White Pine Price Controls, 1952
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: Oak Flooring Ind. Price Controls, 1951
• Box 86
  Loose Papers on Forest Legislation Pending, 1959-1960
• Box 86
  Klamath River Basin Compact, 1957-1958
• Box 86
  Forest Legislation Pending, 1925-1959
• Box 87
  Timber Production War Project Handbook, 1943
• Box 87
  National Defense: E.S.A. - Price Control: Miscellaneous Releases, Pamphlets, 1951-1952
• Box 87
  National Defense: E.S.A. - Wage Control, 1950
• Box 88
  Forest Taxation, 1950-1958
  • Most of the Bills and papers not obviously related to taxation.
• Box 88
  Forest Taxation, 1943-1960
• Box 88
  Recreational Parks: Public Lands, 1959
• Box 88
  Rights of Way, 1961
• Box 88
  Public Lands, 1954-1959
• Box 88
  Power and Light Utilities, 1953-1959
• Box 89
  White House Conference on Conservation, May 1962
• Box 89
  American Forests, 1961-1962
• Box 90
  Conservation Organization, 1955-1962
• Box 90
  Air in the News, June to September 1963
• Box 90
  Clippings from Newspapers, Etc., 1962-1964
• Box 90
  "Old House Borer," 1962
• Box 90
  Natural Resource Revenue Study: Senate Interior Commission, 1962
• Box 90
  Draft of Answer to Secretary of Agriculture, 1962
• Box 90
  Taylor Grazing Lands Transfer to National Parks, 1962
• Box 90
  Timber Access Roads (Right of Way Legislation), 1963
• Box 90
  Weeks Act (1911), 1952-1955
• Box 90
  Upstream Resources: The Lumber Industry and Stream Pollution Bibliography, 1960
• Box 91
  Hearings: Joint Congressional Commission on Forestry, 1939-1940
• Box 91
  Joint Congressional Hearings, 1938-1947
• Box 92
  Mr. Nelson: Reading File, March to December 1954
• Box 92
  Redwood Region Conservation Council, 1959-1963
• Box 92
  Save the Redwoods League: Newspaper Article, 1964
• Box 92
  Redwood Region Conservation Council, 1943-1958
• Box 92
  Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission, 1955-1960
• Box 92
  Timber Resources Review, 1954
• Box 92
  Recreation: ORRRC PL 85-470, 1959-1964
• Box 93
  Controlled Materials Plan, 1942-1944
• Box 93
  War Production Board Material, 1945
• Box 93
  War Production Board Bulletins, 1943-1945
• Box 93
  Reference Book: Statistics, Manpower, Priorities, Timber, OPA Maximum Prices, Production, Wage Freezing Regulation, 1942-1943
• Box 93
  Civilian Production Administration, 1946
• Box 93
  General Plan for a Forest Products Service, 1942
• Box 93
  Statements: C. C. Sheppard, E. R. Linn, Facts, Manpower, Priorities, Field, 1943
• Box 94
  Columbia River Development Corporation (S. 3114), 1958-1960
• Box 94
  Bureau of Land Management PL 86-649, 1957-1960
• Box 94
  Committee on Natural Resources and Conservation Commission on Intergovernmental Relations: Questionnaire and Report, 1954
• Box 94
  Union Restriction on Lumber, 1928-1931
• Box 94
  Statistical Programs and Plans, 1924
• Box 94
  Trade Association, 1922-1925
• Box 94
  Trade Associations: Replies to Letter to Davis, 1924
• Box 95
  Report on National Forest Timber Resource Operation for Fiscal Year 1963
• Box 95
  Report on National Forest Timber Resource Operation for Fiscal Years 1964 and 1965
• Box 95
  Olympic National Park, 1947-1957
• Box 95
  Hope Bill, 1948
• Box 95
  Farm Bill, 1961
• Box 95
  Cooperative Forest Management, 1949-1960
• Box 96
  Bill to Provide for an Annual Report on the Administration of Certain Public Lands (S. 3518)
• Box 96
  Forest Restoration Bill, 1939-1941
• Box 96
  Forest Legislation Pending, 1955-1958
• Box 96
  Forest Programs, 1934-1959
• Box 96
  Hells Canyon, 1956-1958
• Box 96
  Insecticides, 1957-1958
• Box 96
  Grazing Lands, 1953-1954
• Box 97
  Chronological Files: R. D. Hodges, 1957-1960
• Box 98
  Reading Files, 1955
• Box 98
  Chronological Files: R. D. Hodges, January to June 1959
• Box
  Sierra Club: Bulletins, 1960-1964
• Box 99
  FPS Plan
  • Memo of Understanding
  • ND-61: President's Action, February 27, 1943
  • ND 237: Reprint of Senate Discussion, December 19, 1942
  • Statement: Government Control of Local Forest Enterprise
  • Objections to Plan
  • Copy of Plan, July 10, 1942
  • ND 228: Letter to President, Etc., December 12, 1942
• Box 99
  Defense Regulations, 1951-1952
• Box 100
  National Defense
  • Civil Defense: Handbooks, Congressional Records, 1950-1956
  • Department of Agriculture - Forest Service, 1950
  • Department of Army, 1950
  • Defense Transport Administration
  • Forest Participation in War Mobilization, 1950-1951
  • Priorities: Controlled Materials Plan, 1951-1953
  • Department of Commerce: National Production Authority - Replacement Parts for Caterpillar Tractors, 1951
  • Department of Defense, 1950
  • Department of Interior, 1950
  • Economic Stabilization Agency: General, 1951-1953
  • Department of Commerce: National Production Authority - Regulation 2 Priorities, 1951
• Box 100
  Northern Hemlock and Hardwood Manufacturers, 1952
• Box 101
  Government Contracts: Contract Termination, 1942-1944
• Box 101
  Forest Products Service: 1942-1943
• Box 101
  FPS Plan: Regional Association Releases and Newspaper Articles, Etc., 1942-1943
• Box 101
  Forest Products Service Plan: Alternate, 1943
• Box 101
  Allocations and Price Controls, 1948-1950
• Box 101
  Civilian Production Administration, 1946-1947
• Box 102
  Government Contracts: Renegotiation
  • Exemption of Timber: Correspondence, 1942-1944
  • Exemption of Standard Commercial Articles, 1944-1953
  • Exemption of Timber: Statements, Releases, Etc., 1942-1955
  • Miscellaneous Statements and Releases, 1942-1959
• Box 103
  Public Land Withdrawals, 1956-1963
• Box 103
  Land Inventory, 1950-1955
• Box 103
  Loans on Forest Property, 1952-1954
• Box 103
  Office of Price Administration: NLMA Statements, 1945-1946
• Box 103
  Reconversion in Lumber: Questionnaire on Production - Problems, 1945-1946
• Box 103
  Industrial Mobilization Plan, 1936-1945
• Box 103
  Office of Price Administration: General, 1946 and 1959
• Box 104
  Mining Laws, 1951-1958
• Box 104
  Forestry Problems, 1953-1957
• Box 104
  Military Acquisitions, 1955-1958
• Box 105
  National Defense: Stand-by Controls, 1953-1957
• Box 105
  National Forest Recreational Value, 1949-1962
• Box 105
  National Farm Woodlot Conference, 1953
• Box 106
  Credit Corporation
  • Official, 1926-1928
  • Miscellaneous Financial, 1929
  • West Coast Criticism, 1929
  • Tax Case, 1925-1918
  • Meetings, January 1932
  • HMI, 1931
  • NHLA
• Box 106
  Inter-Insurance Exchange, 1927-1928
• Box 107
  BB Weekly Reports, 1931-1933
• Box 107
  Inter-Insurance Exchange, 1926-1927
• Box 107
  Credit Corporation
  • Accompanying Monthly Report, 1924-1928
  • Reports, 1931-1932
  • General, 1919-1932 and 1937
  • NLMA, 1931-1932
  • Bonding, Notes, Loans: Biederman, 1929
• Box 108
  Inter-Insurance Exchange, 1924-1933
• Box 108
  Federal Trade Commission Letters, 1914-1917
• Box 108
  Anti-Trust Laws: Emergency Plans and Legislation for Lumber Industry, 1932
• Box 109
  Inter-Insurance Exchange, 1918-1930
• Box 110
  Federal Trade Commission Letters, 1915-1919
• Box 110
  Trade Association Conference, February 1924
• Box 110
  Loose Materials
  • Includes 1920 LaBelle Iron Works Supreme Court Decision, 1922-1923 monthly production schedule, 1918 average prices (USDA investigations), 1926 speech by W. L. Churchill in New York.
• Box 110
  Canadian Lumbermen's Association, 1927-1928
• Box 110
  Federal Trade Commission Letters, 1919
• Box 110
  Freight Deduction Close Taxable Year, 1927
• Box 110
  Trade Associations - Hoover vs. Daugherty Correspondence, 1922-1924
• Box 110
  Trade Association Activities: Supreme Court Decisions, 1921-1927
• Box 111
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • Bidding Lists, 1940
  • Bids, 1940-1941
  • Box Lumber Requirements, 1942
  • Availability of Lumber, 1943-1945
  • Advisory Commission: Traffic,1942
  • Advisory Commission: WPB, 1941-1943
  • Anti-Trust Laws, 1941-1943
  • Appalachian - Bonner, 1944-1945
  • Appointments - Association, 1944
  • Army and Navy "E" Awards, 1943-1945
  • Index to File, 1947
  • Proceedings, Chicago, Illinois, 1943
  • Advisory Commission: OPA, 1943-1945
  • Advisory Commission: OPM, 1941-1944
• Box 112
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • Labor Supply, 1942-1945
  • Lend Lease: Lumber, 1945
  • Insurance: Bill, 1943
  • Insurance: War, 1942
  • "L" Orders, 1943-1945
  • Labor, 1941-1943
• Box 113
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • May, Ben Correspondence, 1942
  • Mead Commission, 1945
  • Lumber Ind. Capacity, 1934-1942
  • Lumber Advisors: WPB, 1943-1945
  • Lumber Control: L335, 1944-1945
  • Limitation Order L121, 1942
  • Limitation Order L121: Correspondence, 1942
  • Log and Lumber Policy Commission, 1943
  • Logs and Bolts: Price Regulations MPR 348, 1943
  • Limitations Orders, 1943-1945
• Box 114
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • Minutes, 1940-1943
  • Membership Lists, 1943-1945
  • Membership Recommendations, 1940-1945
• Box 115
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • Organization War Commission, 1940
  • Personnel: General, 1940
  • Personnel: OPA, 1942-1945
  • Organization War Commission, 1940
  • Organization War Commission, 1941
  • OPA, 1943-1945
  • OPA: Interpretations, 1942-1944
  • Organization, 1942-1943
  • Nelson, 1942
  • Northeastern Log Production, 1943
  • ODT, 1945
• Box 116
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • Defense Housing, 1941-1944
  • Contract Awards, 1940-1941
  • Defense: Canada, 1940-1942
  • Defense Committee, 1941-1945
  • Censorship, 1942-1943
  • Central Procurement Agency, 1944
  • Charts, Maps, Etc., 1942
  • Children's Bureau, 1943
  • Commendations, 1943-1945
  • Commissions in Armed Services, 1942
  • Complaints, 1943-1945
  • Construction, 1940-1945
• Box 117
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • Industry Advisory Commission, 1942-1945
  • Incentive Program, 1945
  • Foley Commission: Coordination Materials, 1943-1945
    Food Rationing, 1943-1944
  • Forestry, 1944
  • Freeze Orders, 1943
  • Furniture, 1944
  • General Maximum Price Regulation, 1942-1943
  • Grading and Inspection, 1940-1941
  • Hardwood: General, 1936-1944
  • Defense Housing, 1941-1942
  • Diary, 1943
  • Disease Control, 1943
  • Distribution Commission: Wholesalers, 1943
  • Distribution Methods and Cost, 1944
  • Emergency Financing, 1942
  • Employment, 1943-1944
  • European Timber Mission, 1945
  • Export Control, 1941
  • Federal Trade Commission, 1944
• Box 118
  U. S. Forest Service: Publications and Propaganda, 1953-1957
• Box 118
  U. S. Forest Service: Appeals, Intermountain Lumber Co.: Tree Farmers, Inc., 1957
• Box 118
  U. S. Forest Service: General, 1953-1958
• Box 118
  Federal Registers, Other Printed Material, 1956-1958
• Box 118
  Department of Agriculture: Regulations, Delegations, Etc., 1951-1957
• Box 118
  Department of Interior: Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1953-1957
• Box 118
  National Forest Conservation Program, 1946
• Box 118
  24a Roads: Biennial Extension, Fallon Bill (H.R. 10495), 1959-1960
• Box 118
  Recreation: National Forests, McIntire (H.R. 7200), 1959
• Box 118
  Recreation at Federal Dams, Miller (H.R. 7217), 1959
• Box 118
  Recreation: Evaluation of Benefits, Sikes (H.R. 6198, S. 159), 1954-1960
• Box 118
  Recreation: Bureau of Land Management, Acreage Limitation (S. 1436, H.R. 5412), 1959
• Box 118
  Public Land Laws: Study of Rhodes and Goldwater (H.R. Res 492), 1959
• Box 118
  Research: Abernethy Bill (H.R. 8639, H.R. 8640, S. 690), 1959-1960
• Box 119
  Timber Sales Contracts: State, 1955-1957
• Box 119
  Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission, 1959
• Box 119
  National Forest Recreation Commission, 1955-1959
• Box 119
  National Wilderness Preservation Act (Proposed), 1956-1957
• Box 119
  Coordination Act (Duck Stamp Act), 1957
• Box 119
  Olympic National Park Act, 1953-1957
• Box 119
  Releases Concerning the Department of Agriculture: Timber Appraisal Report
• Box 119
  Excess Copies of "Your Profile" Sent to All FACTS Chairmen and Members
• Box 119
  Leftover Letters Sent to All members of TPIC: Dale Moore letter Enclosed, 1963
• Box 119
  Leftover Letters Received from Dale Moore, Chairman, Missoula, 1963
• Box 119
  Letters of J. Jelbert to Mr. Ahonen and Mr. J. Sheridan, 1963
• Box 119
  Leftover Letters Sent to All FACTS Chairmen Concerning Pictures, 1963
• Box 119
  Letters Sent to All FACTS Commission Chairmen: "Economic Importance...," 1963
• Box 119
  Leftover Letters Sent to All FACTS and TPIC Chairmen and Members, 1963
• Box 119
  Letters Sent to TPIC members, 1963
• Box 119
  Editorial on Shortening of FACTS
• Box 119
  Printed FACTS Literature, 1963
• Box 119
  NLMA Spokesman Urges Trade Groups to Tackle Controversial Issues
• Box 119
  S. MacCarthy Material
  • Includes USDA memo to Forest Service and booklets from USDA and other divisions.
• Box 119
  Wilderness Material, 1962
• Box 119
  Timber Set-Asides, 1959
• Box 120
  Oregon and California (O & C) Lands, 1951-1960
• Box 120
  Commission on Forest Management and the Forest Advisory Commission, 1960
• Box 120
  NLMA-United States Forest Service Meeting on Right-of-Way Legislation, 1960
• Box 121
  Timber Sales of the Bureau of Land Management and United States Forest Service in Oregon and Washington, 1947-1951
• Box 121
  Sustained Yield Units from Forest Service Manual, 1955
• Box 121
  Booklets, 1943-1960
  • Includes "Effect of Section 117k of the Internal Revenue Code on Private Forestry" (1952) and other booklets concerning tax and timber (1943, 1954, 1960).
• Box 121
  A Long-Term Forest Management Contract, February 1955
• Box 121
  ABA Administration Law Sec (United States Forest Service sub Commission), 1956-1959
• Box 121
  Candidates for Economic Position, 1957-1958
• Box 121
  Economist's Replies to MBD's letter, 1959
• Box 121
  Economic Consultants, 1959
• Box 122
  Department of the Interior: Bureau of Land Management, 1950-1957
• Box 122
  Hodges: Meetings, 1954-1961
• Box 122
  Hodges, 1953-1961
• Box 122
  Hodges: Miscellaneous Material on Legislation, 1955-1958
• Box 123
  Department of the Interior, 1954
• Box 123
  Government Accounting Office, 1956-1960
• Box 123
  Sustained Yield, 1934-1958
• Box 123
  Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act, 1952-1956
• Box 124
  214 F-15 Forestry Abstracts, 1902-1912
• Box 124
  Sustained Yield Units, 1957-1959
• Box 124
  National Defense
  • United States Department of Commerce: National Production Authority General, 1950
  • Miscellaneous Releases, 1950
  • Defense Mobilization Board, 1950-1954
  • Production: Defense Housing, 1950
• Box 125
  National Defense
  • Materials Policy Commission Reports, 1951-1952
  • National Security Resources Board, 1950
  • Mutual Security Agency, 1952-1955
• Box 126
  National Defense
  • Munitions Board, 1950
  • Navy Department, 1950
  • Military and Defense Construction, 1951-1957
  • Office of Defense Mobilization, 1952-1959
  • Scrap Drive, 1951
  • Selective Service and Reserves, 1950-1955
• Box 127
  National Defense
  • Lumber Procurement and Requirements, 1950
  • Materials Policy Commission, 1951-1953
• Box 128
  George M. Fuller
  • Addresses, 1946-1948
  • Speeches, 1950-1951
  • Hearings: United States Senate Address, 1946
• Box 128
  Credit Corporation
  • Monthly Reports, 1925-1933
  • Committee, 1924-1928
  • Untitled, 1931
  • Credit Corporation, 1930
  • Miscellaneous, May 1929 and later
• Box 129
  Miscellaneous, 1929-1930
• Box 129
  United States Forest Service Timber Sales Contracts, 1952-1958
• Box 130
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • Procurement Procedure, 1940-1941
  • Property Seizure, 1941
  • Procurement Procedure, 1940-1943
  • Priorities, 1941-1942
  • Prices, 1940-1943
• Box 131
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission: Price Controls
  • Ceiling Prices, 1941-1942
  • Amendments, 1945
  • Ceiling Prices, 1941-1944
  • General, 1941-1944
• Box 132
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • Rationing: General, 1943-1945
  • Priorities, 1941-1942
  • Priorities, 1941-1945
  • Primary Forest Products Branch: OPA, 194
  • Personnel: OPM Organization, Etc., 1940-1942
  • Personnel: WPB, 1940-1943
  • Post-War, 1943-1945
  • Madawaska, 1942-1943
  • Mailing Lists, 1940-1945
  • Material for Vinson Statement, 1945
• Box 133
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • Price Control: Wholesale Discounts, 1918
  • Price Schedule Distribution, 1943-1945
  • Price Control: Legislation, 1941-1942
  • Price Control: General, 1943-1944
  • Procurement Policy, 1940-1943
  • Priorities Regulations, 1942-1945
• Box 134
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • M: Orders, 1942-1944
  • Lumber Purchasing Policy, 1940-1943
  • Lumber Performance, 1940-1943
  • Lumber Requirements, 1940-1944
  • Lumber Situation, 1942-1945
  • Lumber Supply, 1942-1945
  • Lumber Used, 1945
  • Lumber Limitation, 1942-1943
• Box 135
  Credit Corporation
  • Correspondence: Mr. Hines, 1929
  • Correspondence: A. C. Dixon, 1929
  • By-Laws, Etc.: CC Commission - Directors, 1925-1928
  • Instructions, 1923-1928
  • Minutes of Meetings, 1923 and later
  • Credit Corporation, 1933
  • Other Financial: Loans, Rates, Etc, 1923-1928
  • Monthly Reports, 1924-1928
  • Letters Regarding Monthly Reports: Instructions, 1924-1928
  • By-Laws
  • 1931 Financial Report
  • Report of Accounts of Credit Corporation, 1925 and 1928-1930
• Box 136
  Tate, Indiana: Correspondence, 1935-1946
• Box 136
  Articles and Addresses
  • Turner, Robert, "Cootie, Axis Agent, Meets Fate in Plywood Delousing Chamber," 1944
  • Uhl, Harry G., "Hardwood Research Develops New Improvement for Furniture Manufacturers"
  • Uhl, Harry G., "Research and Engineering Build Wood Markets," 1947
  • Uhl, Harry G., "Road Back - Lumber Industry Cannot Regain Prosperity by Producing Less - Only by Selling More," 1934
  • Uhl, Harry G., Report to Board of Directors, 1945
  • Upson, A. T., "American Lumber Standards - What They Are and Their Present Standing in the Trade," 1925
  • Upson, A. T., "Battle of the Thirty-Second - Its Influence on the Lumber Purchaser," 1925
  • Upson, A. T., "Choosing and Specifying Lumber," 1928
  • Upson, A. T., "City Homes on Acre Plots," 1930
  • Upson, A. T., "Current Lumber Promotion Activities of AFPI, Ind. and NLMA Which, If Not Continued, Will Cause A Decrease in the Quantity of Lumber, Shingles, Millwork and Timber Sold," 1935
  • Upson, A. T., "Engineering Research - Its Progress, Expected Results, and Some Future Needs," 1929
  • Upson, A. T., "Facilities of Timber Engineering Company and Modern Connectors for Timber Construction," 1933
  • Upson, A. T., "How Lumber is Graded - Protection Afforded Buyers by American Lumber Standards," 1929
  • Upson, A. T., "Just a Year, Not a Century, of Progress in Organized Lumber Promotion," 1934
  • Upson, A. T., "Lumber and the War Production Board," 1942
  • Upson, A. T., "Lumber Purchase and Use Specifications," 1929
  • Upson, A. T., "Meaning and Progress of the American Lumber Standards," 1925
  • Upson, A. T., "Report on General Lumber Industry Services and Lumber Market Protection and Promotion Work of the NLMA, AFPI, Inc.," 1935
  • Upson, A. T., "Shall Our Short Lumber be Used or Thrown Away," 1926
  • Upson, A. T., "What We Have Learned About Short Lengths," 1926
  • Virnelson, M. H., "Changing Styles in Residence Building," 1926
  • George C. Wathen, "Small Homes - The Electrical Industry's New 'Package'," 1937
  • George C. Wathen, "Let's Make It a Thousand," 1937
  • J. W. Watzek, Address at NLMA Annual Meeting, April 1936
  • Frank G. Wisner, "Lumber Finds Widening Markets," 1926
  • John B. Woods, "Lumber Industry Stands Ready to Present Definite Program to Forestry Committee," 1938
  • J. B. Woods, "National Problem of Forest Ownership," 1935
  • J. B. Woods, "Report on Industry Progress," 1937
  • J. B. Woods, "Why Forest Fires?" 1939
  • J. B. Woods, "Woods Says Forester's Report is 'Studded With Half Truths'," 1938
  • J. B. Woods, "Timber Supply of the US With Reference to Species Characteristics and Utilization," 1938
• Box 136
  Veach John B.: Correspondence, 1952-1957
• Box 136
  Wagner, Corydon: Correspondence, 1936-1954
• Box 136
  National Lumber Handbook: Various Issues, 1924-1928
• Box 137
  C. Collins: Articles, 1944
• Box 137
  R. A. Colgan: Articles, Etc., 1950-1951
• Box 137
  Collingwood, 1940-1945
• Box 137
  Gloss, 1947-1953
• Box 137
  Griffee, 1931
• Box 137
  A. G. Hall: Address, 1953
• Box 137
  Hanrahan, 1945-1954
• Box 137
  Ingram: Correspondence and News Releases, 1959
• Box 137
  Horner, 1935
• Box 137
  H. Hoover
• Box 137
  Horner, 1929 and 1935
• Box 137
  Ivey, 1930
• Box 137
  C. S. Keith, 1918
• Box 137
  L. P. Keith, 1940-1944
• Box 137
  L. D. Kellogg, 1955-1959
• Box 137
  R. S. Kellogg, 1915
• Box 137
  Kendall: Articles about Him After Death, 1952
• Box 137
  R. A. Colgan, 1948
• Box 138
  National Lumber Handbook
  • Series I, #1-5
  • Series II, #1-2
  • Series III, #1
  • Series IV, #1
  • 1923-1930
• Box 138
  NLMA Action Program, 1950
• Box 138
  NLMA Archives: Organizational Charts, 1937-1945 and undated
• Box 138
  NLMA Archives: Miscellaneous Historical Information, 1904-1934 and undated
• Box 138
  NLMA Organization and Activities, 1940
• Box 138
  NLMA Recommendations, Proposed Revisions
• Box 138
  National Lumber News, 1946
• Box 138
  National Lumber News, 1927-1929
• Box 138
  NLMA Newsletter, 1918
• Box 138
  National Lumber Promotion With Federal Departments, 1931
• Box 138
  National Small Homes Demonstration, 1940
• Box 138
  National Wood Promotion Program News Bulletin, 1959
• Box 138
  Nation's Building Codes Govern the Sale of Lumber, 1945
• Box 138
  New Homes from Old Houses, 1928
• Box 138
  Newspaper Advertisements for Lumber Merchants, 1940
• Box 138
  Notable Quotes
• Box 138
  Official Lumber Manufacturers Association: Grade Marks, 1941
• Box 138
  One Hundred Lumber Consultants at Your Service, 1928
• Box 139
  One Truth About Sheathing, 1939
• Box 139
  Open Letter from the American Lumber Industry, 1953
  • 1. How Important is My Job?
  • 2. One Dozen American Lumber Industry Facts
  • 3. Story of Ten Little Free Workers
  • 4. Value of the American System
  • 5. Hidden Taxes: How Much Do You Really Pay?
  • 6. Lumber Stands Ready
  • 7. Congressional Scoreboard
  • 8. Ten Pillars of Wisdom
  • 9. Lesson in Socialism
  • 10. Words to Live By
  • 11. Government Competition
  • 12. Communist Idea
  • 13. Talk About Spending
  • 14. Our 1953 Federal Budget - How Much is $85.4 Billion?
• Box 139
  Opportunities Unlimited, 1959
• Box 139
  Our Abundant Forests, 1947
• Box 139
  Our American Forests, 1925
• Box 139
  Outline of the Most Effective Advertising Campaign, 1938
• Box 139
  Own Your Home Campaign Handbook, 1919
• Box 139
  Chronological Summary of Important Dates in the Development of Federal Forest Land Policy (1609-1936)
• Box 139
  Memorial of the National Lumber Convention (1897)
• Box 139
  Century of Progress, 1934
• Box 139
  Charting the American Lumber Industry, 1937
• Box 139
  Charting the Lumber Industry, 1936
• Box 139
  Charting Lumber Exports and Imports, 1936
• Box 139
  Check List: Modernizing, 1933
• Box 139
  Code of Fair Competition for the Lumber Industry, 1933
• Box 139
  Commemorative Stamps Project, 1957
• Box 139
  Comparative Costs: School Buildings, 1954
• Box 140
  Articles and Addresses
  • R. G. Kimbell
    • "Puzzle of the Manufactured House," 1936
    • "Requirements of a Modern Model Building Code," 1929
    • "Status of Wood Products in 'These' Emergencies," 1939
    • "What Did We Do With the Money?" 1938
    • "What New Building Materials Mean to the Retail Lumber Dealers," 1945
    • R. G. Kimbell, "Whither Our Markets," 1937
    • R. G. Kimbell, "Window Dressing in Residence Merchandising," 1936
    • J. H. Kirby, "Purposes and Scope of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association in Relation to the General
    • Public," 1920
  • George Kitazawa, 1946-1950
  • T. M. Knappen
    • 1934-1936
    • "Boarded House," 1936
    • "Age-Old Romance of Wood"
    • "Wood Miracles Mean New Industrial and Economic Age," 1936
    • "Wood - A New Raw Material," 1936
    • "Whirlpool of Economics and Politics at Washington," 1933
    • "War of Wood and Its Substitutes," 1926
    • "Timber - The Indispensable Material of Civilization," 1933
    • "Romantic Forest Industries Face Enigmatic Future," 1936
    • "Re-forestation Can Keep Supply of Trees Above Demand in U.S.," 1927
    • "Recovery of Forest Industries," 1936
    • "Old-Time Lumberjack Smiles at New 'Dudes,'" 1935
    • "Old and New Conditions in Logging Camps," 1925
    • "Individual Actually Pays the heavy Corporation Tax," 1926
    • "Engineering of Lumber," 1931
  • Fred LeMieux, "Our nationalized Forests," 1952
  • Leuthold, Walter M.: Correspondence and News Releases, 1957-1958
  • Leuthold, Walter M., "Time for Battle," 1957
  • Macartney, Ralph R., NLMA President: Correspondence, 1952-1953
  • J. E. Mackie, "Wood Pipe Sewers"
  • McClellan, James C., 1945
  • McGowin, N. Floyd
    • Correspondence, 1957-1959
    • Speech Made Before WCLA 47th Annual Meeting, March 28, 1958
    • "A Day of Decision for Wood," 1958
    • "Challenge to Lumber Industry," 1958
    • "Job Ahead for Lumbermen: Promotion, Politics and Profits," 1958
    • "New Spirit of the Lumber Industry, " circa 1958
    • "Open Letter to the Lumber Industry"
  • McHugh, Thomas J.
    • "The Hole in the Boat," 1960
    • "Business Forecast for 1960"
    • "New Standards of the Lumber Industry," 1959
• Box 141
  Articles and Addresses
  • Reno, John, 1938 and 1952
  • Rishnell, C. A.
    • General Folder
    • Rishell, CA, 1947-1950
    • "Cooperation Between National Hardwood Lumber Association"
    • "Factors in Efficient Storage of Kiln Dried Lumber," 1938
    • "Glued Ship Timbers Have Arrived," 1943
    • "Hardwood Trade Promotion," 1938
    • "How to Store Kiln Dried Lumber," 1938
    • "Laminated Construction Interests Boat-builders," 1943
    • "Lumber Situation on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts," 1942
    • "National Picture," 1937
    • "Relationship between the Appalachian Hardwood Manufacturers Inc. and the Nat'l. Lumber Manufacturers Association," 1940
    • "Report on Hardwood Division Activities," 1936
    • "Research, the Builder of Markets," 1944
  • Shaw, W. F.
    • "National Lumber Trade Extension Campaign - Its Scope and Objectives," 1930
    • "Plans for Coordination and Extension of National Lumber Trade Promotion," 1930
    • "Some Facts About Wood Lath," 1931
    • "What Ought to be, and Could be Done to Promote the Use of Hardwoods," 1932
  • Sheppard, C. C., 1933-1949
  • Simpson, H. V., "Lumber and the Bretton Woods Agreement," 1945
  • Smith, L. W.
    • "Design of Lumber and Timber Structural Members," 1938
    • "Development and Control of Lumber Grading," 1938
    • "Grade Marking," 1939
    • "Grading of Lumber," 1937
    • "How Problems on Efficient & Economical Application of Building Materials in Grain"
    • "Storage Structures are Being Solved - The Lumbermen's Viewpoint," 1939
    • "Prefabrication - A Threat or a Promise," 1937
    • "Slum Clearance Construction," 1938
  • Stearns, Joseph L.
    • "The Woods You Use," 1946
    • "The World's Lightest Wood," 1950
    • "Wood Replacing Over Five Million Tons of Metal in 1943"
    • "Paulownia as a Tree of Commerce," 1944
  • Steinberg, Douglas S., Director of Public Relations: P.R. and Public Lecture N.E. Inst. Yale, 1956
  • Sullivan, A. M., "Men, Morality and Management," 1960
• Box 142
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • Request, Bulletins, Literature, Etc., 1943-1944
  • Retailers, 1940
  • Sabotage, 1943
  • Small Business: Patman, 1943-1945
  • Smaller War Plants Corporation, 1940-1945
  • Social Security and Victory Tax, 1943
  • Southern Hardwood Producers War Commission Releases, 1945
  • Southern Pine War Committee Releases, 1945
• Box
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commision
  • Recommendations of War Commission, 1941-1943
  • Specifications, 1940-1943
• Box 144
  Wilson Compton: Speeches, 1924-1944
• Box 144
  Wilson Compton: Articles, Reprints, 1915-1945
• Box 145
  Articles and Addresses
  • Wilson Compton, Speeches, part II, 1920-1944
  • Cheney, "The New Competition in the Lumber Industry," 1927
  • C. E. Close, "Selection of Lumber Grades for Highway Bridges," 1931
  • Clevenger, "Wood is Wonderful," 1960
  • Darrow, "Opportunities in the Forest Products Industries," 1960
  • Dixon, 1930-1931
  • Dosker, "Lumber's Future Depends on Research," 1946
  • Downs, "Wood - The Supreme Casket Material"
  • Gerlinger, "Drafted... for the Duration Only"
  • Giese, "The Lumber Industry and the Farm Building Problem," 1936
  • Gill, "Research on Preventing, Checking and Splitting of Crossties," 1950
• Box 146
  Wilson Compton: Material Published in the Form of Releases, 1926-1952
• Box 147
  Comparative Costs: School Buildings, Construction Types, 1952-1954
• Box 147
  Articles and Addresses
  • Voorhees, Henry J., "Lumber Storage," 1960
  • Rose, Kenneth, "Wood and Wood Base Materials," 1953
  • Scales, W. H.
    • "Materials for Home Building and Farm Use," 1928
    • "Termites and the Use of Treated [Treated?] Wood in Better Houses," 1945
    • "Wooden Structures," 1931
  • Seaman, H. M.: Correspondence, Articles, News Releases, 1949-1952
  • Shaw, F. W., "Lumber Construction Triumphs in the Florida Hurricane Disaster," 1926
  • Rishell, C. A.
    • "Using Wood in Coach Trailer Construction," 1937
    • "Wood for Small Boats," 1943
    • "Wood to Work to the Best Advantage Must be Dry - But How Dry?," 1937
    • "Research for Profit," 1946
    • "Wood Office Furniture Survey," 1937
    • "Ships of Wood and Glue," 1943
    • "Timber Connector Construction," 1937
  • Kimbell, R. G.
    • "America's Only Replenishable Natural Resource," 1927
    • "Building Code Limitations on Floor Areas in Buildings," 1924
    • "Building Industry and Standardization," 1925
    • "Building My Garage"
    • "Few of the Reasons for Trade Promotion," 1938
    • "Inspection of Lumber in Construction," 1928
    • "Lowering the Cost of Low-Cost Housing," 1938
    • "Lumber Trends, What They Mean to Dealers," 1945
    • "Money-Saving Floor Design for Low-Cost Wood Homes," 1938
    • "Place of Lumber in Dwelling House Construction," 1929
    • "Prospects and Problems," 1937
• Box 148
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • WPB: General, 1941-1944
  • WPB: Critical List, 1943-1944
  • WPB: Exports, 1942
  • Request, Bulletins, Literature, Etc., 1944-1945
  • Publicity, 1940-1945
  • Purchasing Policy, 1940
• Box 149
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • Truman Committee, 1942
  • U. S. Employment Service, 1943
  • Wage amd Salary Stabilization, 1942-1945
  • War Housing Construction Standards, 1942
  • WPB: General, 1944-1945
  • War Labor Board, 1943-1945
• Box 150
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission
  • Stabilization Program, 1942-1944
  • Statistical, 1940-1943
  • Stock Reports, 1941-1942
  • Stumpage Ceiling, 1942-1943
  • Substitution, 1940-1941
  • Supplies, 1940-1941
  • Supply Priorities and Allocation Board, 1941-1945
  • Surplus War Property, 1944-1945
  • Tax Information, 1940-1943
  • Timber Products Defense Conference, 1941-1945
  • Timber Production Program: TPWP
  • Tires, 1944
  • Transportation, 1940-1945
  • Tropical Hardwoods, 1939-1942
  • Truck Requirements, 1942
• Box 151
  Loose Materials: Correspondence Course for Retail Lumber Dealers; Directory of NLMA Officers, Board of Directors, Committees, Managers, 1958
• Box 151
  Crawl Space vs. Slab on Concrete, 1955
• Box 151
  Defense Log, 1941
• Box 151
  A Defense of the Wooden Shingle, 1916
• Box 151
  Directory: NLMA Officers, Board of Directors, Committees, Managers, 1957-1959
• Box 151
  "Do You Know?" 1925
• Box 151
  Draft Information for Forest Industry Operations, 1943
• Box 151
  Dunnage Allowance Survey, 1930
• Box 151
  Composite Lumber Grade-Use Chart, 1936
• Box 151
  Composite Trailer Sales, 1937
• Box 151
  Conservation of Critical Defense Materials by Replacement Through Use of Lumber, Etc., 1941
• Box 151
  Correspondence Course for Dealers, 1923 and 1928
• Box 152
  National Lumber News, Golden Anniversary Issue, 1952
• Box 152
  "Lumber: Its Manufacture and some of Its More Important Properties, 1928"
• Box 152
  Draft Information for Forest Industry Operators, 1943
• Box 152
  Printed and Published Materials: National Lumber Handbook, Correspondence, Action Program, National Lumber News, Statements, National Wood Promotion Program, Open Letters, Sunlight House, Comparative Costs for School Buildings, and Others, 1918-1959
• Box 152
  Charting the American Lumber Industry, 1936-1937
• Box 153
  Articles and Addresses
  • Colgan, R. A.: Speeches, News Releases, 1949
  • Allen, E. T.
    • "Leading Forest Policy Proposals," 1920
    • "Forest Preservation and Its Relation to Public Revenue and Taxation," 1927
  • Bahr, H.: Remarks and Statement, 1947-1950
  • Bemis, J. R., "Lumber Looks Ahead to 1954"
  • Bien, V. T. H., "Sound Insulation and Absorption," 1928
  • Blodgett, 1923-1930
  • Blumenstein, R., 1950-1951
  • Bodine, "Who Shall Win America's Forest Lands?" circa 1952
  • Boyle, L. C., "Legislation in Relation to Our Future Timber Supply" (Statement in Relation to Lumber Production and Prices)
  • Bravo, H. L., "The Lumber Industry as Applicable to the Development of Better Homes," 1929
  • Brewster, D. R., 1931
  • Bruce, C. A., 1929 and 1945
  • Burt, W. R., 1938 and 1940
  • Carr, J. H., Jr., "Commission Men Find New Framing Anchor Popular"
  • Cartwright, F. P., 1926-1936
  • Colgan, R. A., 1945-1947
• Box 154
  Articles and Addresses
  • McKean, Herbert B., 1948-1951
  • McNary, James G.
    • Correspondence, 1938-1954
    • Address of President, NLMA, Annual Meeting, 1939
    • "National Lumber Industry Problems," 1939
    • "Now Is the Time to Raise Lumber Prices," 1939
    • "What Can We Do To Improve and Support Our Association Activities," 1938
  • Miller, C. F.
    • "Farm Lumber Market," 1933
    • "Results of Recent Investigation on Frame Construction," 1929
    • "Wind Proof Farm Building Walls Important," 1926
  • Myer, J. E., "What Connectors Have Done in the South for the Handling of Lumber in a Fabricated Form," 1939
  • Nettleton, W. B.
    • Correspondence, 1936-1946
    • "The Experience of Lumber with Trade Agreements," 1937
  • Nickey, Sam: Letters Concerning Ambassador Kamil, 1960
  • Northup, H. R.
    • "National Small Homes Demonstration Program," 1939
    • "Survey Shows Great Demand and Lack of Financing for New Homes," 1932
  • Parsons, Jim: Various Articles on the Wood Industry, 1958
  • Perkins, N. S., "Lumber Built Airplane Hangars," 1929
  • "Poletika, Nicholas V., 1950-1951"
  • Prange, Gerald, "You've Got It Made" Address, 1960
  • Quinlan, J. P., "Wood's Superiority for Airplane Hangars Demonstrated," 1930
  • Radio Series, 1926-1927
  • Rapp, J. R., "Retailers Responsibility to His Community," 1929
  • Reed, F. W., "Some Obstacles to Industrial Forestry," 1929
  • Reno, John
    • "Buying Lumber for the Factory"
    • "Selling Lumber and Lumber Products," 1953
• Box 155
  Forestry Legislation: Foreign, 1954-1955
• Box 155
  Morgan, Walter: Correspondence, 1957-1958
• Box 155
  Loose Masterials, 1912-1952
  • Includes official Stenographic Report of the Meeting of the Board of Governors of the NLMA (1912), correspondence and printed material (1918-1925), a few letters and printed material (1928-1952).
• Box 155
  NLMA Archives
  • Includes 1902 delegates attending organizational meeting; list of NLMA presidents; National Lumber News, Golden Anniversary Issue.
• Box 155
  NLMA Archives, 1902-1952
  • Chiefly printed material.
• Box 156
  To Recipients of the McKinsey and Company Report on Forest Service Timber Sale Activities, 1955
• Box 156
  Small Business Investment Act of 1958
• Box 156
  1957 Congressional Record, Senate, Study of Problems of Public Land Ownership
• Box 156
  Title 16 U. S. Code Recodification, 1954
• Box 156
  Recreation Act, 1953-1955
• Box 156
  Indian Laws, 1955-1957
• Box 156
  Townsite Act, 1955-1957
• Box 156
  Small Business Act, 1957-1959
• Box 157
  Reservoir Economics of the McGee Bend Project, Angelina River, Texas, 1956
• Box 158
  NLMA Printed Material
  • Includes Forest Products Newsletter, news from National Forest Products Association.
• Box 159
  NLMA
  • Loose Material: Printed Material from NLMA to Committees (1939-1941) and National Lumber Trade Barometer (1943)
  • National Affairs, 1935-1959
  • Statistical Reports, 1934-1957
  • Statistical Reports, 1958-1959
• Box 160
  NLMA
  • Technical Advisory Committee: Printed Material, 1955-1959
  • Trade Promotion: Printed Material, 1950-1960
  • A Policy Review, circa 1958
  • Information for Meeting of the Board of Directors, 1956
  • Information for Meeting of the Board of Directors, 1954
• Box 161
  Prices, 1942-1952
• Box 161
  American Forest Products Industries, 1935
• Box 161
  Statistical Summary of Lumber Production, Shipments, and Orders, 1929-1944
• Box 161
  1944 Minutes of Meetings: Hardwood Lumber Manufacturers, Softwood Loggers, Lumber Manufacturers Industry Advisory Committees and Board of Directors
• Box 161
  Forest Industry Opportunities In Rural Development, 1960
• Box 161
  Lumber's Blueprint for the Future, 1958
• Box 161
  Manufacturers, 1939
• Box 162
  NLMA
  • Administration: Printed Material, 1954-1959
  • Joint Session - National Lumber Manufacturers Association, American Forest Products Laboratories, Timber Engineering Company, 1941
  • A Continuing Program of National Lumber Trade Extension Submitted to the NLMA Board of Directors, 1931
  • Organization, Budgeted Activities, Scope of Major Continuing Activities, 1940
  • Total Production: Lumber and Flooring Industries, 1944
  • Members, Commission on Foreign Trade, 1944
• Box 162
  Lumber and Timber Products War Commission, 1944
• Box 163
  NLMA
  • Administration: Meeting of Board of Directors, 1932
  • Meeting of Board of Directors, 1956
  • 1956 Annual Report
  • 1951 Annual Report
  • 1954 Annual Report
  • Minutes of Annual Meetings, 1959
  • 1954 Report, Technical and Standards Department
  • 1955 Report, Technical and Standards Department
  • NLMA Handbook, Program of Meeting, List of Officers and Directors, By-Laws, 1924-1935
  • Item 4a - Relationship of American Forest Products Industries and National Lumber Manufacturers Association, 1935
  • Conservation News Digest, Lumber Letter, 1944 and 1954-1959
  • Press Releases, 1932-1938 and 1958-1959
• Box 164
  Forestry and Conservation: Printed Material, 1935-1959
• Box 164
  NLMA Foreign Trade: Printed Material, 1935-1938 and 1958
• Box 164
  NLMA Insurance Relations, 1935-1958
• Box 164
  NLMA Meeting of the Commission on Foreign Trade, 1956
• Box 164
  Organization Meeting of Interim National Wood Promotion Commission, 1958
• Box 164
  NLMA Legislative Relations: Law Information Service and Printed Materials, 1950-1959
• Box 164
  Loose Materials
  • Includes USDA 1939 bills, (S. 3417) 1935, Memos for the Press (1940-1943) Industrial Reference Service (1941), Lumber Code (1933), Lumber Trends (1939), Before the Commission for Reciprocity Information (circa 1935), Before the Interstate Commerce Commission (1933), Specifications for the Design, Fabrication and Erection of Structural Lumber and Its Fastening for Buildings and Other Structures (1943).
• Box 165
  NLMA Printed Material, 1969
  • Includes Law Information Service, Forest Products Newsletter, Insurance Relations, and Lumber Letter, organized by subject.
• Box 165
  Tax File: Highway Taxes, Reports and Studies
• Box 165
  Tax File: Highway Taxes, Correspondence, 1954-1965
• Box 166
  NFPA Printed Material, 1969
  • Miscellaneous
  • National Affairs
  • Special Commission on Technical Studies
  • Standardization
  • Technical Advisory Committee
  • Trade Promotion
  • Trade Extension Fund
• Box 166
  NFPA Printed Material, 1969
  • Organized by number, not subject as was the previous folder. Index in front of folder.
• Box 167
  NFPA Printed Material (1968-1969)
  • Industry Relations
  • Paint Cooperation
  • News About Lumber
  • NFPA Action Alert, 1968
  • Joint Paint-Lumber Industry Steering Commission, 1968
  • Commission on Industry Relations, 1968
  • Commission on Technical Studies, 1968
  • Standards, 1968
  • Technical Advisory Commission, 1968
  • Federated Association, 1968
  • Trade Extension Fund Administration Commission, 1968
  • News from NFPA, 1968
• Box 168
  Forest Products Newsletter , 1970
• Box 168
  Law Information Service, 1970
• Box 168
  Federated Associations, 1970
• Box 168
  Commission on Fire Insurance, 1970
• Box 168
  Forest Products Industry Conference, 1969
• Box 168
  American Institute of Architects: Conservation and Wood Supply, 1970
• Box 168
  Federated Associations, 1970
• Box 169
  NFPA, 1970
  • Includes materials related to National Affairs Commission, News (NFPA), Commission on Public Affairs, Commission on Technical Studies, Standards, Technical Advisory Commission, Commission on Code and Construction Standards, Federated Associations, Advisory Commission, and Executive Commission.
• Box 170
  NFPA, 1968
  • Includes materials related to Executive Commission, Advisory Commission, Federated Associations, Board of Directors, Forestry Affairs Commission, Forestry Advisory Commission, Foreign Trade, Commission on Fire Insurance, Law Information Service, and Forest Products Newsletter.
• Box 170
  Housing Report of 1968 Congress on Technology, Engineering and Marketing
• Box 171
  NFPA, 1967
  • Includes printed material such as news releases.
• Box 172
  NFPA: Agriculture
  • Agriculture Act of 1962
  • Food and Agriculture, 1947-1958
  • Commission on Increase Use of Agricultural Products, 1956-1957
  • NFPA: Related to Agriculture, 1945-1970
• Box 173
  NFPA
  • Reports and Bills, 1946-1966
  • Miscellaneous, 1961-1967
    • Includes materials related to agriculture, United States Department of Interior, minutes, and reports.
• Box 174
  Obituaries: M-N, 1926 and 1940-1962
• Box 174
  Photographs: Committees, 1950-1951
• Box 174
  1955 NLMA Publicity Releases
• Box 174
  Photographs: Vacation Village
• Box 174
  Publicity and Publications: FACTS, 1962-1963
• Box 175
  NFPA Releases: Administration, Commission on Technical Studies, Forestry, Forest Industries Council, Insurance Relations Rates, and Law Information Service, 1971
• Box 176
  NFPA Releases: Lumber Letter, Land Withdrawal, Miscellaneous, National Affairs, News About Lumber, Public Affairs, Industry Relations, Southern Forest Resources Council, Standardization, Technical Advisory Committee, and Trade Promotion, 1971
• Box 177
  NFPA Releases: Administration, Commission on Technical Studies, Forestry, Forest Industries Council, Special Commission on Housing, Insurance Relations, Law Information Service, and Lumber Letter, 1972
• Box 178
  NFPA Releases: Legislative Relation, Land Withdrawal, National Affairs, News About Lumber, Industry Relations, Standardization, and Technical Advisory Commission, 1972
• Box 179
  NFPA Releases: Technical News Bulletin, Trade Promotion, Building Code Reporter, Legisgraph, NFPA Reports, 1972
• Box 179
  Picture Frame
  • Picture frame made of lumber from the largest white oak in the USA that died and was cut down in 1938. The frame was presented to Henry Bahr.
• Box 180
  Memorabilia: Henry Bahr to Mr. Elwood Maunder, 1936-1938 and 1956
• Box 180
  Manuscripts, 1932
• Box 180
  Correspondence, 1930-1933
• Box 180
  Henry Bahr, Early Connections to NLMA: Correspondence, 1936-1940
• Box 180
  Requests, 1932-1936: much from Library of Congress Legislative Reference Service
• Box 180
  NFPA-APA Information Exchange, 1965-1966
• Box 180
  Henry Bahr's Education and Prizes, 1936-1939 and 1956
• Box 180
  Henry Bahr's Retirement from NFPA and the Henry Bahr Fund, 1959
• Box 180
  Personnel: Letters to/from Henry Bahr, 1944, 1950, and 1961
• Box 180
  Memos, Letters to Henry Bahr, 1965-1967
• Box 180
  1968 NFPA Job Description: Executive Vice President; Relationship of NFPA-TECO Trade Extension Fund Committee; TECO Job Descriptions
• Box 181
  NFPA Circulars/Releases, 1973
• Box 182
  NFPA Circulars/Releases, 1973-1974
• Box 183
  NFPA Circulars/Releases, 1975
• Box 184
  NFPA Circulars/Releases, 1976
• Box 185
  NFPA Circulars/Releases, 1976-1977
• Box 186
  NFPA Circulars/Releases, 1977
• Box 187
  NFPA Circulars/Releases, 1978
• Box 188
  Some NFPA Circulars/Releases, 1978
• Box 188
  Files of the Resource and Environment Division (Formerly the Forestry Division) Regarding Land Use Planning
• Box 189a
  NFPA Circulars/Releases and Special Reports, 1979
  • Consecutive Listing, 1979
  • Administrative, January to May 1979
  • Administrative, June to December 1979
  • API/Government Affairs: State Legislative Report, August to December 1979
  • API/NFPA Air Quality Issues, August 1979 and November 1979
  • API/NFPA Chemical Control Issues, August 1979 and October 1979
  • API/NFPA Environmental Report, January to December 1979
  • API/NFPA Solid Waste Issues, August 1979 and November 1979
  • Codes and Product Acceptance Committee, January to December 1979
  • Committee on Research and Evaluation, January to December 1979
  • Communications Committee, January to November 1979
  • Economics, May to December 1979
  • Environment, January to December 1979
  • Fingertip Facts and Figures, January to December 1979
  • Forest Chemicals News, November to December 1979
  • Insurance Relations, January to December 1979
  • International Trade, January to December 1979
  • Legisgraph, March to November 1979
  • Legislative Relations, February to November 1979
  • Lumber Letter, January to December 1979
• Box 189b
  NFPA Circulars/Releases and Special Reports, 1979
  • News About Lumber, January to December 1979
  • Product Acceptance Program: "Management Committee," January to December 1979
  • Resource, January to December 1979
  • Technical Advisory Committee, January to December 1979
  • Special Committee on Wood Products Market, January to December 1979
• Box 190
  NFPA Circulars/Releases and Special Reports, 1980
  • Consecutive Listing, 1980
  • Administrative, January to December 1980
  • API/Government Affairs: State Legislative Report, February to December 1980
  • API/NFPA Air Quality Issues, June 1980
  • API/NFPA Environmental Report, January to October 1980
  • API/NFPA Water Quality Issues, June 1980
  • Committee on Codes and Product Acceptance, January to December 1980
  • Committee on Research and Evaluation, January to December 1980
  • Communications Committee, April to December 1980
  • Economics, January to December 1980
  • Environment, January 1980
  • Fingertip Facts and Figures, January to December 1980
  • Forest Chemicals News, January to December 1980
  • Industrial Hygiene, February to December 1980
  • Insurance Relations, April to December 1980
  • International Trade, January to December 1980
  • Legisgraph, January 1980
  • Legislative Relations, April to October 1980
  • Lumber Letter, January to December 1980
  • News About Lumber, January to December 1980
  • Product Acceptance Program Management Committee, January to December 1980
  • Resource, January to December 1980
  • Special Committee on Wood Products Markets, January to December 1980
  • Technical Advisory Committee, January to December 1980
• Box 191
  NFPA Files Regarding Land Withdrawals, 1963-1976
  • Agua Tibia Wilderness, 1970-1973
  • Aldo Leopold Wilderness, 1970-1973
  • Alpine Lakes, 1963-1976
  • Apache Kid Wilderness, 1973
  • Arches National Monument, 1969-1971
  • Bandelier National Monument, 1973-1975
  • Bear River Wilderness Area, 1966
  • Big Sky
  • Big Thicket National Park, 1973-1974
  • Blue Range Wilderness, 1968-1971
  • Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, 1972
  • Bridger National Recreation Area, 1969-1970
  • Bucks Lake, 1971-1972
  • Butte Fork
  • Cabeza Prieta Wilderness, 1971
  • Cache National Forest, 1971-1973
  • California: General, 1972-1973
  • Canyonlands National Park, 1961-1971
  • Cascades, 1968-1974
  • Chaco Canyon National Monument, 1968
  • Chamisso Wilderness Proposal, 1969
  • Charons Gardens Wilderness, Study Area
  • Chassahowitzka National Wildlife Refuge, 1973
  • Clear Creek, 1970-1971
  • Coal River National Recreation Area, 1962-1965
  • Congaree Swamp National Monument, 1963-1976
  • Continental Divide Trail, 1969-1971
  • Cumberland Island National Seashore, 1967-1972
  • Cuyahoga River Valley National Recreation Area, 1966-1971
  • Daniel Boone National Forest, 1973
  • Dolores River, 1975-1976
  • Eagles Nest Wilderness, 1972-1976
  • Emigrant Wilderness, 1969-1973
  • Enchantment Wilderness, 1968
  • Escalante Trail, 1972-1973
  • Estuaries, 1966-1970
  • Flathead River, 1973
  • Flat Tops Wilderness, 1971-1975
  • Gila Wilderness, 1971-1972
• Box 192a
  NFPA Files Regarding Land Withdrawals, 1956-1977
  • Glacier Wilderness, 1956-1973
  • Granite Chief Study Area, 1969-1970
  • Great Bear Wilderness, 1974-1977
  • Gros Ventre Wilderness, 1968-1971
  • Guano River National Park, 1971-1973
  • Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge, 1967-1969
  • Hells Canyon National Recreational Area, 1963-1976
  • High Sierra Primitive Area, 1971-1972
  • High Uintas Wilderness, 1967-1973
  • Huckleberry Finn National Recreation Area, 1972-1973
  • Hunter Creek Valley, 1974
  • Indian Creek, 1969-1970
  • Indian Peaks Wilderness, 1968-1973
  • Jewel Basin Hiking Area, 1970
  • Klamath Wild and Scenic Rivers, 1973
  • La Garita Wilderness, 1975
  • Lake Mead National Recreation Area, 1963
  • Laramie Peaks Wilderness, 1971-1972
  • Little North Fork and Upper St. Joe Wilderness, 1968-1969
  • Little River Canyon, 1969
  • Lone Peak Wilderness, 1972-1973
  • Lopez Canyon Wilderness, 1969-1973
  • Magruder Corridor, 1965-1972
  • Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, 1967
  • Mallard-Larkins Pioneer Area, 1969
  • Manzaro Mountain Wilderness, 1973
  • Marble Canyon, 1969
  • McKenzie River, 1969-1970
  • Meramec River National Recreation Area, 1968-1969
  • Middle Fork of the Clearwater River, 1969-1971
  • Middle Fork of the Feather River, 1969-1970
  • Middle Fork of the Salmon River, 1969
  • Middle Missouri Recreation Area, 1968-1969
  • Mission Mountains Wilderness, 1967-1975
  • Montana Wilderness, 1974-1977
  • Mount Baldy Wilderness, 1966-1970
  • Mount McKinley National Park, 1969-1973
  • National Forest: Research Natural Areas, 1970-1972
  • National Parks: Proposed, 1969
  • New River, 1974
  • Nez Perce National Historical Park, 1965-1971
  • Olympic National Park, circa 1970
  • Pacific Cress National Scenic Trail, 1970-1973
  • Pine Mountain Wilderness, 1966-1972
  • Pinnacles National Monument, 1968-1973
  • Policy, Conservation and Land Acquisition, 1968-1969
  • Popo Agie Primitive Area, 1973
  • Pot Mountain Area Study, 1971
  • Powderhorn Primitive Area, 1973
  • Roaring River Study Area, 1971-1972
  • Rock Creek, 1970-1972
  • Rogue River, 1969-1975
  • Salmon-Trinity Alps Primitive Area, 1970-1972
• Box 192b
  NFPA Files Regarding Land Withdrawals, 1961-1976
  • San Bernardino National Forest, 1971
  • San Juan National Forest, 1961-1969
  • San Joaquin Wilderness, 1969-1973
  • Sandia Mountain Wilderness, 1969-1973
  • Sandwich Notch, 1972
  • Santa Lucia Wilderness, 1973
  • Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park, 1967-1973
  • Sequoia National Game Refuge, 1969
  • Sequoia Natioanl Park, 1969-1974
  • Sierra National Forest, 1975
  • Siuslaw National Forest, 1969-1970
  • Six Rivers National Forest, 1970-1971
  • Skagit River Study, 1975
  • Snake River, 1973
  • Snow Mountain Wilderness, 1969-1976
  • South Absaroka Wilderness, 1970
  • Southern Sierra National Recreation Area, 1965
  • Spanish Peaks Wilderness, 1965-1973
  • Stratified Primitive Area, 1969-1972
  • Sycamore Canyon Wilderness, 1968-1972
  • Targhee National Forest, 1969-1970
  • Trinity Alps Wilderness Areas, 1970-1972
  • Uncompahgre Primitive Area, 1971-1974
  • Upper Lewis River Unity
  • Upper Rio Grande Primitive Area, 1968
  • Upper Salmo and Upper Priest River Basins, 1971
  • Upper Selway Wilderness, 1965-1972
  • Walla Walla River Study Area, 1971
  • Wheeler Peak Wilderness, 1969
  • White Mountains National Forest, 1969-1973
  • Wilderness: General, 1971-1974
  • White's Creek, 1970
  • Willamette River, 1967-1970
  • Wolf National Scenic River, 1966-1969
  • Wrangell Mountains National Scenic Area, 1970
  • Yellowstone National Park, 1973
• Box 193
  Court Cases: Natural Resource Litigation
  • Anaconda v. Ruckelshaus (Air Pollution-Montana), 1972
  • Arapaho National Forest et al., 1975-1976
  • Arizona Wildlife v. Volpe (Morman Lake Road), 1973
  • California v. Butz (Snow Mountain Case), 1973
  • Clear Creek Case (Salmon National Forest), 1972
  • Downing v. Frizzell (Headwaters), 1975
  • Eastlake v. Forest City Enterprises, 1974-1976
  • Family Clan, Inc. v. Philbrick (Family Clan Case), 1971-1972
  • Ferry County v. USDA, et al. (Ferry County Case), 1971-1972
  • Florida Audobon Society v. Department of the Army (Audobon), 1974
  • Gandt, et al. v. Hardin, et al. (Sylvania Tract-Michigan), 1969
  • Gypsum Antitrust Cases, 1974
  • Headwaters v. Kleppe, 1975-1976
  • Headwaters v. BLM, 1976
  • Hughes v. State of Washington (Land-Property Rights), 1966-1967
  • Lassen National Forest Timber Management Plan, 1975
  • Izaak Walton League v. St. Clair (BWCA), 1970-1974
  • Long Tom Creaak Case, 1972
  • Monarch Wilderness, 1973
  • Federal Timber Purchasers Association v. Butz (Moose Creek-Montana), 1976
  • North West Timber Assiciation v. United States Forest Service (Helicoptor Logging), 1973
  • NRDC v. Arcata National Corporation, 1974
  • NRDC v. Arcata Redwood Co. (Redwood Creek), 1973-1975
  • Olympic Suit (Colorado), 1972
  • Parker v. United States (East Meadow Creek-Colorado), 1971-1979
• Box 194
  Court Cases: Natural Resource Litigation
  • Publishers Forest Products v. United States Forest Service (Helicoptor Logging), 1973
  • Reliance Mills v. Butz (Butus Case), 1972-1973
  • Rio Grande National Forest Timber Management, 1975
  • Roe v. Morton (Colorado), 1972
  • San Juan Lumber Co. v. United States Forest Service (Timber Sales), 1969-1970
  • Scenic Rivers Association of Oklahoma v. Lynn, 1975
  • Sierra Club v. Brinegar (Alaska), 1973
  • Sierra Club v. Butz (Humboldt Fir Case), 1971-1972
  • Sierra Club v. Clark (California Brushland), 1973
  • Sierra Club v. Butz (Tongass National Forest-Juneau, Alaska), 1956-1976
  • Sierra Club, et al. v. Morton and Ash (Wildlife Refuge), 1974-1975
  • Sun Coast Girl Scout Council v. Forest SErvice (Natanhala National Forest), 1970
  • United States v. Champion International (Antitrust-Price Fixing), 1974
  • United States v. Edward Tull, 1975-1976
  • Western Council of Lumber Prod. and Ind. Workers v. Butz (Substitution Regulation), 1974
  • Wetsel-Oviatt Lumber Company v. United States Forest Service, 1971
  • Wilderness Society v. FCC (Weyerhaueser Olympic Commercials), 1972-1974
  • WYOCC v. Butz (Teton and Shoshone National Forest), 1973
• Box 195
  NFPA Circular Releases and Special Reports for 1981
  • Consecutive Listing, 1981
  • Administrative, January to December 1981
  • API/NFPA Environmental Report, June to November 1981
  • Committee on Codes and Product Acceptance, February to December 1981
  • Economics, March to October 1981
  • Environment, February 1981 and August 1981
  • Fingertip Facts and Figures, January to December 1981
  • Forest Chemicals News, January to November 1981
  • Industrial Hygiene, January to December 1981
  • Insurance Relations, March to December 1981
  • International Trade, January to December 1981
  • Legislative Relations, February to December 1981
  • Lumber Letter, January to December 1981
  • News About Lumber, January to December 1981
  • Product Acceptance Program Management Committee, January to December 1981
  • Resource and Environment Program Committee, February to December 1981
  • Special Committee on Wood Products Markets, March to December 1981
  • Technical Advisory Committee, January to December 1981
• Box 196
  Subject Files: Law and Legislation
  • Antiquities Act
  • Battelle
  • BLM Organic Act
  • BWCA Cases
  • CEQ (Council on Environmental Quality)
  • Coastal Zone Management
  • Corps of Engineers (404)
  • Criminal Law
  • Clean Water Act Working File
  • DDT
  • Environmental Law Committee
  • FHWA Wetlands Regulations
  • Minnesota Public Interest Resource Group
  • Section 208 Regulations
  • Securities and Exchange Commission
  • Speeches: Water
  • Statistics
  • Wildlife Mitigation
• Box 197
  Case Files
  • Montana Power Co. v. EPA
  • Montana Wilderness Association v. United States (Buck Creek)
  • National Wildlife Federation v. United States
  • North Carolina Wildlife Federation v. Bergland
  • NRDC v. Butz (General)
  • NRDC v. Kleppe
  • NRDC v. Morton (Grazing Suit)
  • NRDC v. Securities and Exchange Commission
  • Euterham v. Dow
  • Sierra Club v. Morton (Redwood Park)
  • Sierra Club v. Morton (Mineral King)
  • Samuc v. Butz
  • Specer County v. EPA
  • 2.1m Acres of Trees v. Cole (Washington State Forest)
  • Umphlett v. Butz
  • Vnetling v. Bergland
  • United Brotherhood of Carpenters v. Bergland
  • Weyerhaeuser v. Costle
  • Wymoing v. Hoffman
  • Zeska v. Butz (Ketchikan Pulp)
• Box 198
  From the Forestry and Government Affairs Department: Paper Concerning Road Agreements Between the U.S. Forest Service and Private Landowners. February, 1968. Outline of Program for NFPA Road Subcommittee and Forest Service Seminar on Cooperative Road Construction and Use Agreement. 1968.
• Box 198
  From the Forestry Division: Correspondence and Other Material Relating to Industry Witnesses in Hearing on Herbicide 2,4,5-T Before the University. Environmental Protection Agency, 1973-1974
• Box 198
  NFPA meeting with Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz Concerning Forest Service Administrative Policies, December 16, 1974
• Box 199
  Idaho Wildlife Federation vs. M. Rupert Cutler, 1981
  • Background materials.
• Box 199
  "Our Environment and the Economics of the Forest," by Gene C. Brewer. Federal Bar Journal, v. 33, no. 12, Spring, 1974, pp. 126-131.
• Box 199
  Report on Allowable Cut Policies for Managing BLM Forest Lands in Western Oregon.
• Box 199
  Gross Yield and Mortality Tables for Fully Stocked Stands of Douglas-Fir. Research paper #14, Portland, OR: Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station, USDA Forest Service, 1955.
• Box 199
  The Competence That Will Be Required to Make Wise Forest Resource Decisions in the 1970s, by Julia Butler Hansen, member of Congress. Paper presented to the Educational Symposium, sponsored by the Society of American Foresters, Roanoke, VA, February 1969.
• Box 199
  A Case for Wood. Chicago, IL: Edward Hines Lumber Company, no date.
• Box 199
  The Case for a Blue Ribbon Commission on Timber Management in the National Forests. Sierra Club and the Wilderness Society, 1970.
• Box 199
  A Crucial Need for Timber Supply Stability: The Wyoming Sawmills Inc. Situation. February, 1975.
• Box 199
  Proposition #1: The Clearcutting Controversy on the Monongahela National Forest in West Virginia, by Don Fogus. March, 1972.
• Box 199
  Correspondence Relating to Testimony by Edward Crafts on H.R. 10344, 1969, Concerning Timber Supply, and to article "The Saga of a Law,"American Forests, June 1980, by Edward Crafts on the Multiple-Use Sustained Yield Act.
• Box 199
  President's Advisory Commission on Timber and the Environment
  • Includes background reports, news releases, and a file on silviculture.
• Box 199
  Meeting with Secretary of Agriculture Butz on Timber Supply Problems, September 7, 1972
• Box 199
  A Forestry Incentives Program. University. Department of Agriculture. September, 1970.
• Box 199
  Environmental Program for the Future. Forest Service, USDA, 1973.
• Box 199
  Bureau of Land Management. Oregon and California (O & C) Management Practices.
• Box 199
  Rickard, Wesley. Report to the Oregon Legislative Interim Committee on Public lands, September 1968.
  • Includes related reports and correspondence.
• Box 199
  Miscellaneous Technical Reports on Federal Forest Management
• Box 199
  Forest Industries Council, Appalachian Committee: Meeting, December 17, 1981
• Box 199
  Forest Industries Council: Functions, Policy statements and Miscellaneous Information
• Box 200
  1983 NFPA Circular Releases
• Box 201
  Correspondence, 1954-1957
  • Henry Bahr, company officer, is chief correspondent.
• Box 201
  Correspondence, 1958-1961
  • Henry Bahr, company officer, is chief correspondent.
• Box 201
  Correspondence, 1961-1966
  • Henry Bahr, company officer, is chief correspondent.
• Box 204
  1985 NFPA Circular Releases and Special Reports
  • Administrative, January to September 1985
  • Committee on Codes and Product Acceptance, January to December 1985
  • Committee on Research and Evaluation, February to October 1985
  • Congressional Relations, January to December 1985
  • Environment, March to August 1985
  • Financial Reports, March to July 1985
  • Forest Chemicals News, May 1985 and December 1985
  • International Trade, January to July 1985
  • Lumber Letter, January to December 1985
  • Market Expansion and Development Committee, April to December 1985
  • Miscellaneous Materials: Conferences and Meetings, March to November 1985
  • News About Lumber, January to March 1985
  • NFPA Executive Reports, January to March 1985
  • Private Timber, May to November 1985
  • Product Division, February to December 1985
  • Public Timber, January to December 1985
  • Technical Advisory Committee, January to December 1985
  • 1985 Approved Budget
  • 1986 Preliminary Budget
  • 1986 Proposed Budget
  • Legislative Conference Committee Report
    • Committee on Codes and Product Acceptance
    • Forest Industries Political Action Committee
    • Forest Industry Chemicals Committee
    • International Trade Committee
    • Market Expansion and Development Committee
    • National Forest Planning Committee
    • Private Timber Division Board of Directors
    • Product Division Board of Directors
  • Annual Meeting Committee Report
    • Board of Governors
    • Committee on Codes and Product Acceptance
    • Committee on Research and Evaluation
    • Congressional Relations Committee
    • International Trade Committee
    • Private Timber Division Board of Directors
    • Product Division Board of Directors
    • Public Timber Division Board of Directors
  • NFPA Federal Timber Purchasers Committee: Background Information
• Box 205
  Miscellaneous, 1925 and 1942-1983
  • Ad Hoc NFPA Environmental Review Committee, 1974-1975
  • AFPI Transfer of Activities to NLMA (By-Laws), 1945-1946
  • Crowell, John B., Jr., 1981-1983
  • Dues Equalization, September 1970 to June 1976
  • Lumber Production by States, 1942-1950 and undated
  • Lumber Production of Major Mills, 1953-1962 and undated
  • Miscellaneous Materials: Articles, Correspondence, Pamphlets, and Reports, 1925-1961, 1964-1977, and undated
  • NFPA Dues Rate and Structure, 1966-1974, 1977-1978, and undated
  • Orell, Bernard L., 1953-1983 and undated
  • Privatization of Public Land, December 1981 to May 1982
  • Privatization of Public Land, June 1982 to April 1983 and undated
• Box 206
  Miscellaneous Publications, 1960-1984 and undated
  • Forest Service Appraisals of National Forest Timber in California. Prepared by Western Lumber Manufacturers, Inc.; October 28, 1960.
  • Determination of Allowable Annual Timber Cut on Forty-Two Western National Forests: An Analysis of Objectives, Problems, and Methods with Recommendations. Report of the Board of Review, Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture; September 3, 1962.
  • Report on National Forest Timber Resource Operations for Fiscal year 1965. Data from Individual National Forests compiled by the Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.
  • Report on National Forest Timber Resource Operations for Fiscal Year 1967. Data from Individual National Forests compiled by the Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.
  • Report on National Forest Timber Resource Operations for Fiscal Year 1968. Data from Individual National Forests compiled by the Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.
  • Housing Industry Presidents Conference. October 30-November 4, 1969.
  • Report on National Forest Timber Resource Operations for Fiscal Year 1969. Data from individual National Forests compiled by the Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.
  • Study of Public Land Timber Policy: Volume I, Report and Summary. Prepared for the Public Land Law Review Commission by George Banzhaf & Company; April 1969.
  • Study of Public Land Timber Policy: Volume II, Appendix. Prepared for Public Land Law Review Commission by George Banzhaf & Company; April 1969.
  • Conservation and Wood Supply. Presentation for the American Institute of Architects by James R. Turnbull, Executive Vice President of NFPA; April 7, 1970.
  • Review of the PLLRC Report. NFPA publication; November 1970.
  • Uniform Specifications for Construction of Roads and Bridges by Timber Purchaser. April 1970.
  • Report on National Forest Timber Resource Operations for Fiscal Year 1971. Data from Individual National Forests compiled by the Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.
  • Report on Government and Forestry Affairs. Prepared by the NFPA; March 1, 1972.
  • Critique of the Outlook for Timber in the United States to The Forest Industries Council. December 31, 1973.
  • Federal Land Use Planning. Prepared by the Lewis and Clark Law School, Northwestern School of Law; March 1975.
  • The United States Forest Service: A Historical Bibliography, 1876-1972. Prepared by the Agricultural History Center, University of California at Davis; 1976.
  • 1977 Economic Council of the Forest Industries: A Summary of Selected Industry Issues and Associations.
  • Lumber Prices and the Lumber Products Industry. Interim Report of the Executive Office of the President, Council on Wage and Price Stability; October 1977.
  • Briefing on Timber Supply for CBS News. December 14, 1978.
  • Development of Forest Management Policy in the United States. Address by George W. Stanley to the Spring Convocation of the University of Georgia Forestry School; April 27, 1978.
  • Projected Timber Scarcities in the Pacific Northwest: A Critique of 11 Studies. Comptroller General Report to the Congress of the United States; December 12, 1978.
  • Status of Issues and Progress Report. NFPA publication prepared for the Executive Committee; July 1978.
  • NFPA Washington Report: Legislative, Judicial and Administrative Issues Affecting Land, Timber, Environment and Wood Product Acceptance. November 1978.
  • Wilderness Withdrawals and Timber Supply. NFPA publication; July 20, 1978.
  • Allegations Regarding the Small Business Set-Aside Program For Federal Timber Sales. Report of Comptroller General of the United States; April 5, 1979.
  • Distribution and Fabrication Facilities for Wood Products and Systems Applicable to Non-Residential Construction. February 1979.
  • Industry Coordination of the Private Timber Supply Issue. April 1979.
  • Key Issues Facing the American Forest Industry. Survey of Five Groups of Opinion Leaders: U.S. Congress, Federal Agencies, State Governments, Environmental Organizations, and National and Local Media; February 1979.
  • Learning to Look Ahead: The Need For a National Materials Policy and Planning Process. Comptroller General Report to the Congress of the United States; April 19, 1979.
  • Rare II: The Economic Effects of U.S. Softwood Supply Restrictions. NFPA publication; April 1979.
  • Responsibility and Response. Address by Don-Lee M. Davidson at the NFPA's 77th annual meeting, Palm Springs, California; November 11-14, 1979.
  • Wasting Timber: The Non-Declining Yield Policy. NFPA pamphlet; November 1979.
  • Woodlands Public Issues. Prepared by International Paper Company; May 1979.
  • America Grows on Trees: The Promise of Private, Nonindustrial Woodlands. Prepared by Private Woodlands Committee, NFPA; 1980.
  • Evaluation of Some Impacts of Wilderness and Other Withdrawals of Alaskan Lands From Multiple Uses. June 1980.
  • Proceedings. Publication for the Fall Meeting of the Western Wood Products Association; September 13-16, 1980.
  • Rare II Reference Book. Prepared by the Government Affairs Division of the NFPA; November 1980.
  • Wood Supply Goals For U.S. Consumers: America Grows on Trees. . . The More Trees We Grow, The More America Can Grow. NFPA Publication; November 1980.
  • Analysis of Options For Aiding the Homebuilding and Forest Products Industries. Report to the Chairman Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives of the United States; August 31, 1982.
  • Major Industry Issues and Problems. Prepared by American Paper Instituted Inc.; January 1982.
  • Briefing Materials: NFPA's New Structure. Draft; July 6, 1983.
  • Personnel Compendium: Personnel Data, Department Functions, and Department Organization Charts. NFPA publication; August 5, 1983.
  • Information for the Budget Review of 1984 Revenue and Expenses. National Forest Products Association; March 30, 1984.
  • NFPA Legislative Conference: Board of Governors. May 9, 1984.
  • Memorandum to the United States Forest Service Department of Agriculture. Submitted by Edward Hines Lumber Co., Chicago, Illinois, undated.
  • National Forest Issue Confused by Misleading Letter, Photograph. NFPA Pamphlet, undated.
  • The Paper Industry Congressional Directory. American Paper Institute publication for 99th Congress, undated.
• Box 207
  Correspondence, Ralph D. Hodges, Jr., 1977-1980
• Box 208
  Correspondence, Ralph D. Hodges, Jr., 1981-1984
• Box 209
  Correspondence, Ralph D. Hodges, Jr., January to June 1983
• Box 209
  Economic Council of the Lumber Industry: Speeches, Photographs, Trade journal reports, Pamphlets, and New Releases, 1960-1966
• Box 209
  Forest Industries Council: Minutes of Meetings, Business Reports, Committee Reports, Forest Conservation News, Policy Statements, and Other Materials, 1943-1953
• Box 210
  National Lumber Manufacturers Association: Minutes of Annual Meetings
  • November 9-12, 1959
  • November 4-10, 1960
  • November 3-8, 1961
  • November 2-7, 1962
  • November 2-6, 1963
  • November 8-11, 1964
  • May 3-5, 1965
• Box 210
  National Forest Products Association: Minutes Annual Meetings
  • May 1-4, 1966
  • May 7-10, 1967
  • May 19-22, 1968
  • May 11-14, 1969
  • May 11-12, 1970
  • May 9-11, 1971
  • May 7-10, 1972
  • May 12-16, 1973
  • May 5-8, 1974
  • May 4-7, 1975
• Box 211
  National Lumber Manufacturers Association: Proceedings of Annual Meeting
  • Volume
    1902-1909
    • Proceedings Southern Lumber Manufacturing
    • Associations, October 1902
    • NLMA Proceedings, December 1902
    • NLMA Proceedings, April 1903
    • NLMA Proceedings, May 1904
    • NLMA Proceedings, May 1905
    • NLMA Proceedings, May 1906
    • NLMA Proceedings, May 1907
    • NLMA Proceedings, June 1908
    • NLMA Proceedings, July 1909
  • Volume
    "The Forest and the Saw Mill" - NLMA Proceedings, April 1910 - (from title page) Forest Conservation, Forest Land Taxation, Private Forestry, Utilization of Waste, The Lumberman and the People
  • Volume
    "National Problems Affecting the Lumber Industry" - NLMA Proceedings, May 1911 - (from title page) Workmen's Compensation, Applied Principles of Efficiency, The Panama Canal, Popular Ignorance, Currency Reform, Practical Forestry
  • Volume
    "The American Lumber Industry" - NLMA Proceedings, May 1912 - (from title page) Forest Conservation, Lumbermen and Wood-Using Industries, Workmen's Compensation, Fire Hazard Attack on Lumber, The Trust Question, Industrial Co-operation, Lumber Prices, Cut-over Land Development
  • Volume
    "Lumber: America's Second Manufacturing Industry" - NLMA Proceedings, June 1913 - (from title page) National Business Problems, Forest Products Exposition, The Fibre Box Question, Forest Conservation, Control of the Floods, The Manufacturer and Retailer, Workmen's Compensation, Forestry and Lumbering
  • Volume
    "The Merchandising of Lumber" - NLMA Proceedings, May 1914 - (from title page) From the standpoint of the Lumber Sales Manager, Yard Wholesaler and City Retailer, Country Retailer, Architect, Engineer, Contractor, Scientist, Advertising Man, and Association
  • Volume
    "The Modern Lumberman" - NLMA Proceedings, May 1915
  • Volume
    "Reports and Addresses Presented at the Lumbermen's Mass Meeting under the auspices of the Forest Products Federation, Chicago, February 24 and 25, 1915."
  • Volume
    "Problems in Lumber Distribution" - NLMA Proceedings, May 1916
    Volume
    1915-1919
    • Lumbermen's Mass Meeting, February 1915
    • NLMA Annual Meeting, May 1916
    • NLMA Annual Meeting, April 1917
    • NLMA Annual Meeting, May 1918
    • Board of Directors Meeting, October 1918
    • First American Lumber Congress, April 1919
  • Volume
    1920-1921
    • American Lumber Congress, April 1920
    • Board of Directors Meeting, December 1920
    • Board of Directors Meeting, January 1921
    • NLMA Annual Meeting, March 1921
    • Board of Directors Meeting, July 1921
    • Board of Directors Meeting, December 1921
  • Volume
    "Report of Fifteenth Annual Meeting April, 4th. and 5th. 1917"
  • Volume
    Stenographic Report of Proceedings of the American Lumber Congress and Annual Convention of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association, April 14-17, 1919.
  • Volume
    Report of Forestry Conference, October 1919
  • Volume
    Conference of National Lumber Manufacturers' Association, September 1920
  • Volume
    National Lumber Manufacturers Association: Minutes, Spring Meetings
    • May 2-5, 1960
    • April 27 to May 3, 1961
    • May 4-9, 1962
    • May 4-8, 1963
    • May 2-6, 1964
• Box 211
  National Forest Products Association: Minutes, Fall Meetings
  • November 7-10, 1965
  • November 12-16, 1966
  • November 12-15, 1967
  • October 20-23, 1968
  • November 9-11, 1969
  • November 8-11, 1970
  • November 7-10, 1971
  • November 12-15, 1972
  • November 4-7, 1973
  • November 10-13, 1974
  • October 5-8, 1975
• Box 212
  Truck Freight Rates on Lumber and Wood
• Box 212
  Statistical Activities
• Box 212
  Chiricotti Letters
• Box 212
  Galdwin Hill: The New York Times James Miller Reader's Digest
• Box 212
  NA Forest Fire Medal Board
• Box 212
  James Risser
• Box 212
  Greentree Associates 1970 Timber Review
• Box 212
  Lumber Use for Housing
• Box 212
  Committee of Forest Conservation: Meeting Minutes, November 1950 to November 1951
• Box 212
  Correspondence: Ralph D. Hodges, Jr., 1978
• Box 212
  Bound Volumbes
  • Volume
    NFPA Subcommittee on Fiber Dues Rates, January 17, 1977
  • Volume
    NFPA Special Fiscal Review Committee, June 24, 1974
  • Volume
    Executive Committee, September 6, 1969
  • Volume
    Resource Program Management Committee, November 9, 1982
  • Volume
    NFPA Annual Meeting, November 9, 1981
  • Volume
    Dues Equalization Subcommittee on Executive Committee, March 9, 1976
  • Volume
    NFPA Issues Report, September 1982
  • Volume
    NFPA Issues Report, February 1984
  • Volume
    1983 Major Industry Issues and Problems
  • Volume
    Wood Products Promotion Council Plan, 1983
• Box 212
  S. 3091 and Related Briefing Material, June 21, 1976
• Box 212
  Commercial Remodeling, 1983
• Box 212
  Meeting of Legislative Policy Review Committee, February 4, 1964

2. Bound Circulars, 1936-1986.

• Volume
  Multiple Use Act, Public Law 86-517, 1960, and Correspondence from Members
• Volume (3)
  1936 Circulars
• Volume (4)
  1937 Circulars
• Volume (1)
  1938 Circulars
• Volume (5)
  1951 Circulars
  • Includes materials related to administration; glued laminating standards; news about lumber; forest conservation; hardwood research; miscellaneous; national affairs; Law Information Service; national defense; news about lumber; national special account no. 4; standardization; Technical Advisory Committee; and trade promotion.
• Volume (8)
  1952 Circulars
  • Includes materials related to NLMA account nos. 1-4, 6; administration; forest conservation; Law Information Service; miscellaneous; national affairs; national defense; public relations; products and research; standardization; Technical Advisory Committee; and trade promotion.
• Volume (6)
  1953 Circulars
  • Includes materials related to NLMA account nos. 1-4, 6, 9; administration; Law Information Service; insurance relations; paint cooperation; standardization; trade promotion; Division of Lumber Standards; Technical Standards Department; miscellaneous; national affairs; national defense; forest conservation; publicity program; publications; news about lumber; and Technical Advisory Committee.
• Volume (4)
  1954 Circulars
  • Includes materials related to administration; forest conservation; foreign trade; Law Information Service; insurance relations; paint cooperation; standardization; technical advisory; trade promotion; Technical Standards Department; "Lumber Letter"; miscellaneous; national affairs; NLMA account nos. 1-4, 6, 9; publicity program; public relations; and news about lumber.
• Volume (4)
  1955 Circulars
  • Includes materials related to administration; economics and statistics; forestry; foreign trade; "Lumber Letter"; national affairs; Law Information Service; insurance relations; paint cooperation; products and research; NLMA account nos. 1, 3, 4, 6, 9; publicity program; public relations; news about lumber; radio-television; standardization; trade promotion; and technical advisory.
• Volume (4)
  1956 Circulars
• Volume (4)
  1957 Circulars
• Volume (4)
  1958 Circulars
• Volume (4)
  1959 Circulars
• Volume (3)
  1960 Circulars
• Volume (5)
  1961 Circulars
• Volume (3)
  1962 Circulars
• Volume (4)
  1963 Circulars
• Volume (4)
  1964 Circulars
• Volume (5)
  1965 Circulars
• Volume (6)
  1966 Circulars
• Volume (5)
  1967 Circulars
• Volume (5)
  1968 Circulars
• Volume (4)
  1969 Circulars
• Volume (3)
  1970 Circulars
• Volume (3)
  1971 Circulars
• Volume (3)
  1972 Circulars
• Volume (3)
  1973 Circulars
• Volume (5)
  1974 Circulars
• Volume (5)
  1975 Circulars
• Volume (4)
  1976 Circulars
• Volume (7)
  1977 Circulars
• Volume (7)
  1978 Circulars
• Volume (7)
  1979 Circulars
• Volume (6)
  1980 Circulars
• Volume (3)
  1981 Circulars
• Volume (3)
  1982 Circulars
• Volume (3)
  1983 Circulars
• Volume (3)
  1984 Circulars
• Volume (4)
  1985 Circulars
• Volume (2)
  1986 Circulars

3. Bound Meeting Minutes, 1947-1957.

• Volume
  Executive Committee Meeting, April 1947, and Board of Directors Meeting, June 1947
• Volume
  NFPA Minutes Annual Meeting, November 1947
• Volume
  Executive Committee Meeting, April 1948, and Board of Directors Meeting, August 1948
• Volume
  NFPA Minutes Annual Meeting, December 1948
• Volume
  Board of Directors Meeting, May 1949
• Volume
  NFPA Minutes Annual Meeting, October 1949
• Volume
  Executive Committee Meeting, January and July 1950
• Volume (2)
  NFPA Minutes Annual Meeting November, 1955
• Volume
  Executive Committee Meeting, March 1956, Board of Directors Meeting, July 1956, and Executive Committee Meeting, September 1956
• Volume (2)
  NFPA Minutes Annual Meeting, November 1956
• Volume
  Executive Committee Meeting, January 1957, and Board of Directors Meeting, May 1957

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