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Folder 5: “Economy in Transportation of market Poultry; War Emergency Considerations,” (with A.D. Oderkirk), <emph render='underline'>The Produce Packer</emph>, IL., August 22, 1942, Vol. XIX, p. 4.

Folder 11: <emph render='underline'>Organization and Regulations of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station</emph>, Editor, Ames, Iowa: Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station, 1947, 77 pp.

Folder 20: “What Are You Worth? A Guide for Family Money Management”, Department of Family Economics, Kansas State University, mimeographed, 19 pp., 1957. Rev. 1962.

Folder 28: “The Most Useful Types of Classification of Family Expenditures,” <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, Conference on Using Family Expenditures and Related Data in Teaching Financial Management</emph>, Swarthmore. American Home Economics Association, June 1958, pp. 17-22.

Folder 28: “The Most Useful Types of Classification of Family Expenditures,” <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, Conference on Using Family Expenditures and Related Data in Teaching Financial Management</emph>, Swarthmore. American Home Economics Association, June 1958, pp. 17-22.

Folder 31: Testimony on Consumer Credit labeling Bill, <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before a subcommittee of the Committee on Banking and Currency, U.S. Senate, 86th Congress, 2nd Session S. 2755, pp. 583-639, Apr 20, 1960.

Folder 31: Testimony on Consumer Credit labeling Bill, <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before a subcommittee of the Committee on Banking and Currency, U.S. Senate, 86th Congress, 2nd Session S. 2755, pp. 583-639, Apr 20, 1960.

Folder 34: “Keeping Family Financial Records,” <emph render='underline'>Forecast</emph>, April 1961, 77:4:40.

Folder 2: “Review of Marguerite C. Burk’s: Influences of Economics and Social Factors on Food Consumption. <emph render='underline'>Food Technology</emph>, 17:3:52-4, March, 1963.

Folder 5: “Are Credit Terms Quoted Accurately?”, (with Theresa Courter), <emph render='underline'>Consumer Finance News</emph>, 48:4, Oct 1963.

Folder 8: “Statement on Consumer Credit”, presented to the Assembly Committee on Finance and Insurance, California Legislature, Jan 23, 1964, Los Angeles, California. Reprinted in <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Banking and Currency, U.S. Senate, 88th Congress, 1st and 2nd Session on S. 750. Truth in Lending, 1963-64, Part 2, pp. 1366-1377.

Folder 8: “Statement on Consumer Credit”, presented to the Assembly Committee on Finance and Insurance, California Legislature, Jan 23, 1964, Los Angeles, California. Reprinted in <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Banking and Currency, U.S. Senate, 88th Congress, 1st and 2nd Session on S. 750. Truth in Lending, 1963-64, Part 2, pp. 1366-1377.

Folder 10: “U.S. Again Wrestles with High Closing Costs, A Drag on Builder Sales,” <emph render='underline'>House and Home</emph>, XXVII:2:9, August, 1964.

Folder 16: “Consumer Demand for Homemaker Service”, (with Alverda Moore), <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 58:4:262, Apr 1966.

Folder 17: “Aspects of Consumer Interest in the Food and Drug Field”, <emph render='underline'>Quarterly Bulletin</emph>, Association of Food and Drug Officials of the United States, 31:1:43-5, Jan 1967

Folder 17: “Aspects of Consumer Interest in the Food and Drug Field”, <emph render='underline'>Quarterly Bulletin</emph>, Association of Food and Drug Officials of the United States, 31:1:43-5, Jan 1967

Folder 18: “Is 36% Too Much, Too Little?,” <emph render='underline'>The Consumer Credit Journal,</emph> Summer 1967, p. 30.

Folder 20: “Truth and Lending”, Council on Consumer Information Pamphlet Number 17, 47 pages, Council on Consumer Information, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missoui, 1966.

Folder 3: “Consumer Expert Endorses Truth in Lending,” <emph render='underline'>Congressional Record</emph>, S. 6164-9, May 2, 1967.

Folder 9: “Lengthening Distance Between the Haves and the Have-Nots”, <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 59:8:636-40, Oct 1967.

Folder 11: “Workbook on Consumer Credit”, <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 60:1:47-52, Jan 1968

Folder 13: “Housing Needs and Attitudes of the Older Manhattan Citizen,” (with Project Staff), Department of Family Economics - Higher Education Act Contract, KSU, 1969. (Missing)

Folder 19: “The Older Citizens’ Consumer Program”, <emph render='underline'>Probe</emph>, Vol. 1, No. 3, Feb 1971.

Folder 6: “Probate Fees - A Consumer’s View,” Kansas Bar Association Institute on Probate Law, Overland Park, KS, 1974, 4 pp. (Missing)

Folder 7: “After All - Aren’t We All Consumers”, <emph render='underline'>Journal of the National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture</emph>, 18:3:39-40, Sep 1974.

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Folder 45: Maisel, Sherman-1969 May 15 [1968 Housing Act]

Folder 50: MacCanley, Daniel-1960 Apr 08 “The Consumer and the Public Interest”

Folder 51: Meyer, Lawrence G.-1970 Aug 12 “Some General Observations on the Petroleum Industry”

Folder 53: Meyer, Lawrence G.-1971 Jul 01 “Emerging Enforcement Trends”

Folder 1: Moorse, Chas.-1959 Nov 21 “Regulations of Deceptive Practices by the Federal Trade Commission”

Folder 3: Mueller, Willard-1966 Apr 27 “Merger Policy in the Dairy Industry”

Folder 4: Mueller, Willard-1967 Mar 15 [The Merger Movement]

Folder 6: Mueller, Willard-1972 Jan 18 “Controls or Competition”

Folder 11: Nicholson, James M.-1968 Sep 11 “Discovery is Not a Game”

Folder 15: O'Connell, John-1967 Apr 14 “The Art of Losing Money”

Folder 18: Peterson, Esther-1964 Mar 05 [Consumer Role in Public Policy]

Folder 23: Peterson, Esther-1964 Apr 16 [Consumer Interest]

Folder 24: Peterson, Esther-1964 Apr 18 [30th Anniversary of the Michigan Credit Union League]

Folder 25: Peterson, Esther-1964 Jul 21 [Building The Great Society]

Folder 26: Peterson, Esther-1964 Sep 15 [16th Pillsbury Grand National Recipe and Baking Contest]

Folder 29: Peterson, Esther-1965 Dec 06 [Consumer Interest]

Folder 31: Peterson, Esther-1966 Jan 11 “The Merchant and the Consumer, Partners in Prosperity”

Folder 38: Reilly, John R.-1966 Sep 29 “Insurance Acquisitions and Advertising--Areas of Increasing Federal Concern”

Folder 40: Reilly, John R.-1967 Feb 23 “Myths and Merger Policy”

Folder 1: Sandbach, Walker-1966 Dec 02 [Advertising]

Folder 2: Sandbach, Walker-1970 Mar 16 “The New Consumerism and the University”

Folder 6: Troelstrup, Arch W.-1960 Dec 30 “The Influence of Moral and Social Responsibility on Selling Consumer Credit”

Folder 8: Turner, Donald-1966 Jun 02 “Advertising and the Consumer”

Folder 13: Warne, Colston-1961 May 29 “Economic and Social Aspects of Advertising”

Folder 15: Warne, Colston-1961 Jul 27 “The Independent Consumer Testing Agency- An International Answer to Brand Name Advertising”

Folder 30: Wilson, Rufus E.-1963 Aug 20 “The Year of Decision”

Folder 33: Wilson, Rufus E.-1968 Feb 11 “Antitrust Policy and Franchising”

Folder 38: Wilson, Rufus E.-1968 May 06 “The Gasoline Industry and the Public Interest”

Folder 1: “The Congo Cooperative Eating Club, Inc., Its Origin and Early Development, 1936-1937,”Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin, 1942, 62 pp. (Mimeo).

Folder 5: “Economy in Transportation of market Poultry; War Emergency Considerations,” (with A.D. Oderkirk), <emph render='underline'>The Produce Packer</emph>, IL., August 22, 1942, Vol. XIX, p. 4.

Folder 11: <emph render='underline'>Organization and Regulations of the Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station</emph>, Editor, Ames, Iowa: Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station, 1947, 77 pp.

Folder 20: “What Are You Worth? A Guide for Family Money Management”, Department of Family Economics, Kansas State University, mimeographed, 19 pp., 1957. Rev. 1962.

Folder 28: “The Most Useful Types of Classification of Family Expenditures,” <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, Conference on Using Family Expenditures and Related Data in Teaching Financial Management</emph>, Swarthmore. American Home Economics Association, June 1958, pp. 17-22.

Folder 31: Testimony on Consumer Credit labeling Bill, <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before a subcommittee of the Committee on Banking and Currency, U.S. Senate, 86th Congress, 2nd Session S. 2755, pp. 583-639, Apr 20, 1960.

Folder 34: “Keeping Family Financial Records,” <emph render='underline'>Forecast</emph>, April 1961, 77:4:40.

Folder 2: “Review of Marguerite C. Burk’s: Influences of Economics and Social Factors on Food Consumption. <emph render='underline'>Food Technology</emph>, 17:3:52-4, March, 1963.

Folder 5: “Are Credit Terms Quoted Accurately?”, (with Theresa Courter), <emph render='underline'>Consumer Finance News</emph>, 48:4, Oct 1963.

Folder 10: “U.S. Again Wrestles with High Closing Costs, A Drag on Builder Sales,” <emph render='underline'>House and Home</emph>, XXVII:2:9, August, 1964.

Folder 16: “Consumer Demand for Homemaker Service”, (with Alverda Moore), <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 58:4:262, Apr 1966.

Folder 17: “Aspects of Consumer Interest in the Food and Drug Field”, <emph render='underline'>Quarterly Bulletin</emph>, Association of Food and Drug Officials of the United States, 31:1:43-5, Jan 1967

Folder 18: “Is 36% Too Much, Too Little?,” <emph render='underline'>The Consumer Credit Journal,</emph> Summer 1967, p. 30.

Folder 20: “Truth and Lending”, Council on Consumer Information Pamphlet Number 17, 47 pages, Council on Consumer Information, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missoui, 1966.

Folder 3: “Consumer Expert Endorses Truth in Lending,” <emph render='underline'>Congressional Record</emph>, S. 6164-9, May 2, 1967.

Folder 9: “Lengthening Distance Between the Haves and the Have-Nots”, <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 59:8:636-40, Oct 1967.

Folder 11: “Workbook on Consumer Credit”, <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 60:1:47-52, Jan 1968

Folder 13: “Housing Needs and Attitudes of the Older Manhattan Citizen,” (with Project Staff), Department of Family Economics - Higher Education Act Contract, KSU, 1969. (Missing)

Folder 19: “The Older Citizens’ Consumer Program”, <emph render='underline'>Probe</emph>, Vol. 1, No. 3, Feb 1971.

Folder 6: “Probate Fees - A Consumer’s View,” Kansas Bar Association Institute on Probate Law, Overland Park, KS, 1974, 4 pp. (Missing)

Folder 7: “After All - Aren’t We All Consumers”, <emph render='underline'>Journal of the National Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture</emph>, 18:3:39-40, Sep 1974.