Morse Department of Special Collections

Folder 17: “Consumer Preferences for Canned Orange Juices of 12-22 Brix-acid Ratios”, <emph render='underline'>Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society for 1954</emph>, pp. 186-194, 1955

Folder 17: “Consumer Preferences for Canned Orange Juices of 12-22 Brix-acid Ratios”, <emph render='underline'>Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society for 1954</emph>, pp. 186-194, 1955

Folder 18: “What Should a Competent Family Economist Know?” <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, Conference on Training in Family Economics for College Teaching and Research</emph>, Washington, D.C., American Home Economics Association, June 1956. (Missing)

Folder 18: “What Should a Competent Family Economist Know?” <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, Conference on Training in Family Economics for College Teaching and Research</emph>, Washington, D.C., American Home Economics Association, June 1956. (Missing)

Folder 29: “Student Financial Records - Effectiveness in Teaching”, <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 51:10:876-77, Dec 1959. (with Eugenia Allen Egbert).

Folder 32: “Will You Be Ready For Retirement?,” <emph render='underline'>The Kansas Agricultural Situation</emph>, November 1960, 37:6:8.

Folder 37: Testimony on Truth in Lending - 1961, <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Banking and Currency, U.S. Senate, 87th congress, 1st Session on S. 1740, pp. 304-369, Jul 1961.

Folder 37: Testimony on Truth in Lending - 1961, <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Banking and Currency, U.S. Senate, 87th congress, 1st Session on S. 1740, pp. 304-369, Jul 1961.

Folder 1: “Family Financial Security,” <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 54:8:711-3, Oct. 1962.

Folder 3: Consumer Advisory Council, First Report. Executive Office of the President. (Jointly edited by members of CAC), October 1963.

Folder 4: “Are Credit Terms Quoted Accurately?”, (with Theresa Courter), <emph render='underline'>Personal Finance Law Quarterly Report</emph>, 17:4, Fall 1963.

Folder 11: “Fee Assessment and Farm Family’s Ability to Pay”, (with Albie Rasmussen), <emph render='underline'>Health Service in Kansas</emph>, Kansas State Department of Social Welfare, Topeka, Kansas, 9 p., 1965.

Folder 11: “Fee Assessment and Farm Family’s Ability to Pay”, (with Albie Rasmussen), <emph render='underline'>Health Service in Kansas</emph>, Kansas State Department of Social Welfare, Topeka, Kansas, 9 p., 1965.

Folder 13: “Trading Stamps - A Consumer’s View”, Department of Family Economics, 21 p., 1965.

Folder 4: Testimony on Truth in Lending - 1967, <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before the Subcommittee on Financial Institutions of the Committee on Banking and Currency, U.S. Senate, 90th Congress, 1st Session on S. 5, pp. 532-561, Apr 20, 1967.

Folder 4: Testimony on Truth in Lending - 1967, <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before the Subcommittee on Financial Institutions of the Committee on Banking and Currency, U.S. Senate, 90th Congress, 1st Session on S. 5, pp. 532-561, Apr 20, 1967.

Folder 5: “Truth in Lending”, <emph render='underline'>Personal Finance Law Quarterly Report</emph>, 21:2:52, Spring 1967.

Folder 10: “Historical Development of Consumer Credit”, <emph render='underline'>Consumer Credit in Family Financial Mangement</emph>, Proceedings, American Home Economics Association, Washington, D.C., 1968; also in <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 60:1, Jan 1968.

Folder 10: “Historical Development of Consumer Credit”, <emph render='underline'>Consumer Credit in Family Financial Mangement</emph>, Proceedings, American Home Economics Association, Washington, D.C., 1968; also in <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 60:1, Jan 1968.

Folder 12: <emph render='underline'>Consumer Credit Calculator</emph>, (with Albie Rasmussen), Department of Family Economics, KSU, 1968.

Folder 16: “Where is the Consumer in the Uniform Consumer Credit Code?”, (with William R. Fasse), <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 62:1, Jan 1970.

Folder 17: “Retail Open End Credit Disclosure - Before and After Truth in Lending”, (with Mrs. Marilyn M. Max), <emph render='underline'>Personal Finance Law Quarterly Report</emph>, 24:4:122-126, Fall 1970.

Folder 17: “Retail Open End Credit Disclosure - Before and After Truth in Lending”, (with Mrs. Marilyn M. Max), <emph render='underline'>Personal Finance Law Quarterly Report</emph>, 24:4:122-126, Fall 1970.

Folder 23: “Decision Making at the Household Level”, Chapter 6 in <emph render='underline'>Rural Development: Research Priorities</emph>, Education. Earl Heady, Iowa State University Press, 1973.

Folder 11: <emph render='underline'>Simplified Estate Act</emph>, Kansas Statutes Annotated 59-3205, drafted by Probate Law Study Committee, 1975

Folder 12: “Truth in Savings - Advertising Disclosures-Passbook Savings”, Contract report to Office of Consumer Affairs, H.E.W., Department of Family Economics, 26 pp., Feb 1975. (See also <emph render='underline'>Savings and Loan News</emph>, 84-89 pp, Oct 1975.

Folder 12: “Truth in Savings - Advertising Disclosures-Passbook Savings”, Contract report to Office of Consumer Affairs, H.E.W., Department of Family Economics, 26 pp., Feb 1975. (See also <emph render='underline'>Savings and Loan News</emph>, 84-89 pp, Oct 1975.

Folder 13: “Truth in Savings, <emph render='underline'>Credit Union Executive</emph>, pp. 8-11, Autumn 1976.

Folder 14: <emph render='underline'>Morse Daily Rate Tables: Book I</emph>, Daily Compounding, p. 259; <emph render='underline'>Book II</emph>, Continuous Compounding, p. 259; <emph render='underline'>Book III</emph>, 360-Daily Basis, p. 158; Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, 1977.

Folder 14: <emph render='underline'>Morse Daily Rate Tables: Book I</emph>, Daily Compounding, p. 259; <emph render='underline'>Book II</emph>, Continuous Compounding, p. 259; <emph render='underline'>Book III</emph>, 360-Daily Basis, p. 158; Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, 1977.

Folder 15: <emph render='underline'>Check Your Interest</emph>, Morse Publications, Manhattan, Kansas, p. 24, 1978.

Folder 16: “Homemaker-Home Health Care”, <emph render='underline'>Dialogue</emph>, A Kansas Journal of Health Concerns, University of Kansas, School of Medicine, Kansas City, Kansas, Vol. 4, pp. 41-46, Spring 1978.

Folder 16: “Homemaker-Home Health Care”, <emph render='underline'>Dialogue</emph>, A Kansas Journal of Health Concerns, University of Kansas, School of Medicine, Kansas City, Kansas, Vol. 4, pp. 41-46, Spring 1978.

Folder 19: “Testimony on Truth in Savings - 1979,” <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Commerce, Consumer, and Monetary Affairs on “Federal Supervision on Bank Advertising and Promotion Practices,” September 11, 1979, pp. 85-118, 741-782, 909-1092.

Folder 19: “Testimony on Truth in Savings - 1979,” <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Commerce, Consumer, and Monetary Affairs on “Federal Supervision on Bank Advertising and Promotion Practices,” September 11, 1979, pp. 85-118, 741-782, 909-1092.

Folder 20: Testimony on “Truth in Savings,” KS Senate Bill No. 217, before Committee on Financial Institutions and Insurance, Topeka, KS, February 14, 1979. [Assisted in drafting this and campion House Bill No. 2354]

Folder 20: Testimony on “Truth in Savings,” KS Senate Bill No. 217, before Committee on Financial Institutions and Insurance, Topeka, KS, February 14, 1979. [Assisted in drafting this and campion House Bill No. 2354]

Folder 21: “Consumers All,” Chapter 7 in <emph render='underline'>Handbook on Aging</emph>, James Montgomery, ed. American Home Economics Association, Washington, D.C., 1980, pp. 51-58.

Folder 23: <emph render='underline'>The Model State Truth in Savings Act</emph>, Morse Publications, 1980. 15 pp.

Folder 25: Testimony on “Usury Rates” before the Senate Committee on Commercial and Financial Institutions, Kansas Legislature, Jan 25, 1980. 7 pp., Committee’s files, Statehouse, Topeka, Kansas.

Folder 25: Testimony on “Usury Rates” before the Senate Committee on Commercial and Financial Institutions, Kansas Legislature, Jan 25, 1980. 7 pp., Committee’s files, Statehouse, Topeka, Kansas.

Folder 26: <emph render='underline'>Morse Rate Tables for Monthly and Quarterly Compounding</emph>, Morse Publications, 1980, 55 pp.

Folder 28: “New Alternatives for Banking and Saving,” in <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, </emph>Family Economics/ Home Management Section Workshop at Stockton College, 1981, pp. 160-164.

Folder 31: Testimony on “Uniform Consumer Credit Code,” before Special Committee on Commercial and Financial Institutions of Kansas Legislature, Topeka, KS, Committee files, Statehouse, Topeka, KS, July 21, 1983, 3 pp.

Folder 31: Testimony on “Uniform Consumer Credit Code,” before Special Committee on Commercial and Financial Institutions of Kansas Legislature, Topeka, KS, Committee files, Statehouse, Topeka, KS, July 21, 1983, 3 pp.

Folder 37: “The Role and Replacement of Consumer Science in Institutions of Higher Education,” in <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, 30<emph render='super'>th</emph> Annual Conference,</emph> American Council on Consumer Interests, 1984, pp. 15-20.

Folder 37: “The Role and Replacement of Consumer Science in Institutions of Higher Education,” in <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, 30<emph render='super'>th</emph> Annual Conference,</emph> American Council on Consumer Interests, 1984, pp. 15-20.

Folder 38: <emph render='underline'>Cents-ible Interest</emph>, Family Economics Trust, Manhattan, Kansas, 32 pp., 1984. [Reprinted in U.S. House <emph render='underline'>Hearing</emph> on H.R. 5232].

Folder 38: <emph render='underline'>Cents-ible Interest</emph>, Family Economics Trust, Manhattan, Kansas, 32 pp., 1984. [Reprinted in U.S. House <emph render='underline'>Hearing</emph> on H.R. 5232].

Folder 39: Testimony on “Consumer Savings Disclosure and Verification Act,” KS Senate Bill No. 549 before Committee on Financial Institutions and Insurance, February 24, 1984. [Assisted in drafting this bill which was narrowly defeated by the Senate.]

Folder 39: Testimony on “Consumer Savings Disclosure and Verification Act,” KS Senate Bill No. 549 before Committee on Financial Institutions and Insurance, February 24, 1984. [Assisted in drafting this bill which was narrowly defeated by the Senate.]

Folder 42: “Cents-ible Interest Applied to Advertisement of Saving Rates,” in <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, 32<emph render='super'>nd</emph> Annual Conference</emph>, American Council on Consumer Interests, 1986, pp. 8-14.

Folder 42: “Cents-ible Interest Applied to Advertisement of Saving Rates,” in <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, 32<emph render='super'>nd</emph> Annual Conference</emph>, American Council on Consumer Interests, 1986, pp. 8-14.

Folder 2: <emph render='underline'>The Impact of the War on Civilian Consumption in the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada</emph>, GPO, Washington D.C., 1945.

Folder 4: Working, Elmer J. <emph render='underline'>Demand for Meat</emph>, University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 1954.

Folder 20: <emph render='underline'>Preliminary Public Health Survey: Health Promotion and Staff and Interagency Services</emph>, Citizens Advisory Committee, 1965.

Folder 21: <emph render='underline'>Preliminary Public Health Survey: Special Reports</emph>, Citizens Advisory Committee, 1965.

Folder 24: Polemis, Bernice W. <emph render='underline'>Food Preference Surveys: Summary of Food Preference Survey Conducted among Field Force Personnel</emph>, Quartermaster General, 1950.

Folder 29: <emph render='underline'>Case Finding and Patient Management Through and Understanding of Known Syphilitic Patients</emph>, vol.2, Mississippi State Board of Health, 1950.

Folder 32: <emph render='underline'>Dividends from Your Investment</emph>, Kansas State College, Manhattan, 1954.

Folder 33: Metropolitan Life. <emph render='underline'>1970 Report to Policyholders</emph>, Metropolitan Life, 1970.

Folder 37: <emph render='underline'>Economic Development Abroad and the Role of American Foreign Investment</emph>, Committee for Economic Development, NY, 1956.

Folder 38: <emph render='underline'>Modernizing the Nation’s Highways</emph>, Committee for Economic Development, NY, 1956.

Folder 40: <emph render='underline'>The Super Market Industry Speaks 1970</emph>, Super Market Institute, 1970.

Folder 41: Paynter, Mary Ann. <emph render='underline'>Family Economic Issues & Public Policy</emph>, University of Kentucky, Lexington, 1979.

Folder 43: Wilhelms, Fred T. <emph render='underline'>Tooling Up for Family Financial Security Education</emph>, National Association of Secondary School Principals, Washington D.C., 1952.

Folder 47: <emph render='underline'>A Survey of Consumer Preferences Regarding Dressed Poultry in the City of Des Moines</emph>, Agricultural Trade Relations, Des Moines, Iowa, 1941.

Folder 48: <emph render='underline'>Preliminary Public Health Survey: Non-Infectious Disease</emph>, Citizens Advisory Committee, 1965.

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Folder 17: “Consumer Preferences for Canned Orange Juices of 12-22 Brix-acid Ratios”, <emph render='underline'>Proceedings of the Florida State Horticultural Society for 1954</emph>, pp. 186-194, 1955

Folder 18: “What Should a Competent Family Economist Know?” <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, Conference on Training in Family Economics for College Teaching and Research</emph>, Washington, D.C., American Home Economics Association, June 1956. (Missing)

Folder 29: “Student Financial Records - Effectiveness in Teaching”, <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 51:10:876-77, Dec 1959. (with Eugenia Allen Egbert).

Folder 32: “Will You Be Ready For Retirement?,” <emph render='underline'>The Kansas Agricultural Situation</emph>, November 1960, 37:6:8.

Folder 37: Testimony on Truth in Lending - 1961, <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Banking and Currency, U.S. Senate, 87th congress, 1st Session on S. 1740, pp. 304-369, Jul 1961.

Folder 1: “Family Financial Security,” <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 54:8:711-3, Oct. 1962.

Folder 3: Consumer Advisory Council, First Report. Executive Office of the President. (Jointly edited by members of CAC), October 1963.

Folder 4: “Are Credit Terms Quoted Accurately?”, (with Theresa Courter), <emph render='underline'>Personal Finance Law Quarterly Report</emph>, 17:4, Fall 1963.

Folder 11: “Fee Assessment and Farm Family’s Ability to Pay”, (with Albie Rasmussen), <emph render='underline'>Health Service in Kansas</emph>, Kansas State Department of Social Welfare, Topeka, Kansas, 9 p., 1965.

Folder 13: “Trading Stamps - A Consumer’s View”, Department of Family Economics, 21 p., 1965.

Folder 4: Testimony on Truth in Lending - 1967, <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before the Subcommittee on Financial Institutions of the Committee on Banking and Currency, U.S. Senate, 90th Congress, 1st Session on S. 5, pp. 532-561, Apr 20, 1967.

Folder 5: “Truth in Lending”, <emph render='underline'>Personal Finance Law Quarterly Report</emph>, 21:2:52, Spring 1967.

Folder 10: “Historical Development of Consumer Credit”, <emph render='underline'>Consumer Credit in Family Financial Mangement</emph>, Proceedings, American Home Economics Association, Washington, D.C., 1968; also in <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 60:1, Jan 1968.

Folder 12: <emph render='underline'>Consumer Credit Calculator</emph>, (with Albie Rasmussen), Department of Family Economics, KSU, 1968.

Folder 16: “Where is the Consumer in the Uniform Consumer Credit Code?”, (with William R. Fasse), <emph render='underline'>Journal of Home Economics</emph>, 62:1, Jan 1970.

Folder 17: “Retail Open End Credit Disclosure - Before and After Truth in Lending”, (with Mrs. Marilyn M. Max), <emph render='underline'>Personal Finance Law Quarterly Report</emph>, 24:4:122-126, Fall 1970.

Folder 23: “Decision Making at the Household Level”, Chapter 6 in <emph render='underline'>Rural Development: Research Priorities</emph>, Education. Earl Heady, Iowa State University Press, 1973.

Folder 11: <emph render='underline'>Simplified Estate Act</emph>, Kansas Statutes Annotated 59-3205, drafted by Probate Law Study Committee, 1975

Folder 12: “Truth in Savings - Advertising Disclosures-Passbook Savings”, Contract report to Office of Consumer Affairs, H.E.W., Department of Family Economics, 26 pp., Feb 1975. (See also <emph render='underline'>Savings and Loan News</emph>, 84-89 pp, Oct 1975.

Folder 13: “Truth in Savings, <emph render='underline'>Credit Union Executive</emph>, pp. 8-11, Autumn 1976.

Folder 15: <emph render='underline'>Check Your Interest</emph>, Morse Publications, Manhattan, Kansas, p. 24, 1978.

Folder 16: “Homemaker-Home Health Care”, <emph render='underline'>Dialogue</emph>, A Kansas Journal of Health Concerns, University of Kansas, School of Medicine, Kansas City, Kansas, Vol. 4, pp. 41-46, Spring 1978.

Folder 19: “Testimony on Truth in Savings - 1979,” <emph render='underline'>Hearings</emph> before the U.S. House Subcommittee on Commerce, Consumer, and Monetary Affairs on “Federal Supervision on Bank Advertising and Promotion Practices,” September 11, 1979, pp. 85-118, 741-782, 909-1092.

Folder 20: Testimony on “Truth in Savings,” KS Senate Bill No. 217, before Committee on Financial Institutions and Insurance, Topeka, KS, February 14, 1979. [Assisted in drafting this and campion House Bill No. 2354]

Folder 21: “Consumers All,” Chapter 7 in <emph render='underline'>Handbook on Aging</emph>, James Montgomery, ed. American Home Economics Association, Washington, D.C., 1980, pp. 51-58.

Folder 23: <emph render='underline'>The Model State Truth in Savings Act</emph>, Morse Publications, 1980. 15 pp.

Folder 25: Testimony on “Usury Rates” before the Senate Committee on Commercial and Financial Institutions, Kansas Legislature, Jan 25, 1980. 7 pp., Committee’s files, Statehouse, Topeka, Kansas.

Folder 26: <emph render='underline'>Morse Rate Tables for Monthly and Quarterly Compounding</emph>, Morse Publications, 1980, 55 pp.

Folder 28: “New Alternatives for Banking and Saving,” in <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, </emph>Family Economics/ Home Management Section Workshop at Stockton College, 1981, pp. 160-164.

Folder 31: Testimony on “Uniform Consumer Credit Code,” before Special Committee on Commercial and Financial Institutions of Kansas Legislature, Topeka, KS, Committee files, Statehouse, Topeka, KS, July 21, 1983, 3 pp.

Folder 37: “The Role and Replacement of Consumer Science in Institutions of Higher Education,” in <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, 30<emph render='super'>th</emph> Annual Conference,</emph> American Council on Consumer Interests, 1984, pp. 15-20.

Folder 38: <emph render='underline'>Cents-ible Interest</emph>, Family Economics Trust, Manhattan, Kansas, 32 pp., 1984. [Reprinted in U.S. House <emph render='underline'>Hearing</emph> on H.R. 5232].

Folder 39: Testimony on “Consumer Savings Disclosure and Verification Act,” KS Senate Bill No. 549 before Committee on Financial Institutions and Insurance, February 24, 1984. [Assisted in drafting this bill which was narrowly defeated by the Senate.]

Folder 42: “Cents-ible Interest Applied to Advertisement of Saving Rates,” in <emph render='underline'>Proceedings, 32<emph render='super'>nd</emph> Annual Conference</emph>, American Council on Consumer Interests, 1986, pp. 8-14.

Folder 2: <emph render='underline'>The Impact of the War on Civilian Consumption in the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada</emph>, GPO, Washington D.C., 1945.

Folder 4: Working, Elmer J. <emph render='underline'>Demand for Meat</emph>, University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 1954.

Folder 20: <emph render='underline'>Preliminary Public Health Survey: Health Promotion and Staff and Interagency Services</emph>, Citizens Advisory Committee, 1965.

Folder 21: <emph render='underline'>Preliminary Public Health Survey: Special Reports</emph>, Citizens Advisory Committee, 1965.

Folder 24: Polemis, Bernice W. <emph render='underline'>Food Preference Surveys: Summary of Food Preference Survey Conducted among Field Force Personnel</emph>, Quartermaster General, 1950.

Folder 29: <emph render='underline'>Case Finding and Patient Management Through and Understanding of Known Syphilitic Patients</emph>, vol.2, Mississippi State Board of Health, 1950.

Folder 32: <emph render='underline'>Dividends from Your Investment</emph>, Kansas State College, Manhattan, 1954.

Folder 33: Metropolitan Life. <emph render='underline'>1970 Report to Policyholders</emph>, Metropolitan Life, 1970.

Folder 37: <emph render='underline'>Economic Development Abroad and the Role of American Foreign Investment</emph>, Committee for Economic Development, NY, 1956.

Folder 38: <emph render='underline'>Modernizing the Nation’s Highways</emph>, Committee for Economic Development, NY, 1956.

Folder 40: <emph render='underline'>The Super Market Industry Speaks 1970</emph>, Super Market Institute, 1970.

Folder 41: Paynter, Mary Ann. <emph render='underline'>Family Economic Issues & Public Policy</emph>, University of Kentucky, Lexington, 1979.

Folder 43: Wilhelms, Fred T. <emph render='underline'>Tooling Up for Family Financial Security Education</emph>, National Association of Secondary School Principals, Washington D.C., 1952.

Folder 47: <emph render='underline'>A Survey of Consumer Preferences Regarding Dressed Poultry in the City of Des Moines</emph>, Agricultural Trade Relations, Des Moines, Iowa, 1941.

Folder 48: <emph render='underline'>Preliminary Public Health Survey: Non-Infectious Disease</emph>, Citizens Advisory Committee, 1965.