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An Inventory of the United States. Food Administration records

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Hoover Institution Archives
Stanford University
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An Inventory of the United States. Food Administration records

Hoover Institution Archives

Stanford University

Stanford, California
Processed by:
Lyalya Kharitonova
Date Completed:
2010
Encoded by:
Machine-readable finding aid derived from MARC record by David Sun. Container list encoded by Elizabeth Konzak.
© 2009, 2010 Hoover Institution Archives. All rights reserved.

Collection Summary

Title: United States. Food Administration records
Dates: 1909-1957
Dates: (bulk 1917-1919)
Collection Number: XX066
Creator: United States. Food Administration
Collection Size: 420 manuscript boxes, 25 card files boxes, 33 oversize boxes, and 5 envelopes (223 linear feet)
Repository: Hoover Institution Archives
Stanford, California 94305-6010
Abstract: The records relate to the regulation of food distribution and consumption in the United States and Allied areas during World War I, and include correspondence, reports, memoranda, minutes, press releases, surveys, statistics, printed matter, and photographs.
Physical Location: Hoover Institution Archives
Languages: English

Administrative Information

Access

Collection is open for research.
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Publication Rights

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Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], United States. Food Administration records, [Box number], Hoover Institution Archives.

Acquisition Information

Acquired by the Hoover Institution Archives

Accruals

Materials may have been added to the collection since this finding aid was prepared. To determine if this has occurred, find the collection in Stanford University's online catalog Socrates at http://library.stanford.edu/webcat . Materials have been added to the collection if the number of boxes listed in Socrates is larger than the number of boxes listed in this finding aid.

Related Materials

Herbert Hoover subject collection, Hoover Institution Archives
Poster collection, Hoover Institution Archives
Everett Somerville Brown papers, Hoover Institution Archives
Vernon Lyman Kellogg papers, Hoover Institution Archives
Alonzo Englebert Taylor papers, Hoover Institution Archives
Frank Macy Surface papers, Hoover Institution Archives
Mark Lawrence Requa memoirs, Hoover Institution Archives
Records of the U.S. Food Administration [USFA], Record Group 4, National Archives and Records Administration
Herbert Hoover Papers, Pre-Commerce Period, Herbert Hoover Presidential Library, West Branch, Iowa

Historical Note

"Food Will Win the War" was the slogan. Food had become a weapon in World War I, as European countries could no longer produce sufficient food for their populations. Since the U.S. had to provide food to its armies and the Allied armies, Allied civilians, and Americans at home, President Woodrow Wilson established the U.S. Food Administration (USFA) as an independent agency by Executive Order 2679-A of August 10, 1917 under the authority of the Food and Fuel Control Act (40 Stat. 276).
The USFA regulated the supply, distribution, and conservation of food. President Woodrow Wilson appointed Herbert Hoover to the post of U.S. Food Administrator, making the following statement: "In order to meet [the] shortage, every encouragement and direction possible was given to increased production." In addition, the conservation of food already produced was approached through the elimination of wasteful practices and unnecessary consumption. Herbert Hoover created his "Food Conservation" program, which Americans called "Hooverizing." According to the program, American households would eat less in order to leave food to ship abroad. Thus Herbert Hoover succeeded in cutting domestic consumption of food that was needed overseas and avoided rationing at home.
The USFA ended wartime food controls immediately after the Armistice on November 11, 1918. USFA conservation regulations lapsed in November-December 1918. Licensing requirements terminated in June 1919. The remaining functions of the Food Administrator were transferred to the Chief of the Cereal Division, USFA (wheat and wheat products) and to the U.S. Attorney General (all other food products). The USFA was finally disbanded on August 21, 1920.
Although the activities of the USFA were terminated at the war's end, its accomplishments laid the foundation for Allied post-war relief efforts in Europe.
Sources: History of the United States Food Administration, 1917-1919, by William C. Mullendore, with an Introduction by Herbert Hoover, 1941, Stanford University Press, Stanford University, California. National Archives and Records Administration; Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum, http://hoover.archives.gov 
For additional historical information, see: George H. Nash, The Life of Herbert Hoover, vol. 3, Master of Emergencies, 1917-1918. W. W. Norton, 1983

Scope and Content of Collection

The records relate to the regulation of food distribution and consumption in the United States and Allied areas during World War I, and include correspondence, reports, memoranda, minutes, press releases, surveys, statistics, printed matter, and photographs.
Documenting the establishment and organization of the USFA and its subsidiary agencies, the records include rules and regulations, policies, plans, and operational agreements with producers, refiners, manufacturers, and purchasers of various commodities.
The records are organized into 70 series by division, subject, personal office or physical form. Additional series have been created for later additions to the records.
Division records often include correspondence, predominantly outgoing, and chronologically arranged internal documents such as agenda, minutes and memoranda, governing documents, and periodical reports of activities, as well as financial records and issuances of the organization and its officials. Personal offices contain similar records, along with incoming correspondence, and often reflect the daily operations of an office within the organization.
The Alphabetical file, in three overlapping segments, lists subjects, terms, and names alphabetically. Files generally consist of reports, memos, minutes, correspondence, and regulations, from all divisions of the organization in alphabetical order by subject or country. Heavily indexed by the organization, the alphabetical file also includes cross-references to related files in the series and to the other numbered series.
Information on the public outreach program and the development of nationwide food conservation programs may be found in the Library and Exhibits Section records. The section created various visual aids and suggestions on how to organize exhibits and fairs related to food conservation at public places.
USFA records are also held in the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and at the U.S. National Archives. Though they partially duplicate the records held at the Hoover Institution, the records include complementary materials, often about particular regions throughout the country.

Arrangement

The collection is organized into 70 series by division, subject, personal name or physical form. Series 1-48H use division office codes designated by the USFA.

Indexing Terms

The following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the library's online public access catalog.
World War, 1914-1918--Economic aspects.
World War, 1914-1918--Food question.
World War, 1914-1918--United States.

Box/Folder: 1-7, 368-375

1-H Herbert Hoover, U.S. Food Administrator files, 1914-1927.

Note

See also boxes 368-375
Box/Folder: 1 : 1

Appointments, 24 May 1917-1915 November 1918.

Note

Includes index of safe of Herbert Hoover, 1 March, 1919
Box/Folder: 1 : 2

Notes on National Food Control for Council of National Defense, March 1917

Box/Folder: 1 : 3

Memoranda and Agreements regarding Allies and Neutrals and Data on Shipping and Exports (from Herbert Hoover's safe in the Food Administration), 1917

Box/Folder: 1 : 4-5

Official Acts regarding Food Administration, miscellaneous contracts and agreements, legal opinions and reports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 1 : 6-7

Food Administration, 1919-1927 (from the Secretary of Commerce Archive)

Box/Folder: 1 : 8-13

Introduction to the U.S. Food Administration, report by Herbert Hoover, April 1920, printed copy and drafts

Box/Folder: 1 : 14-16

The U.S. Food Administration, 1917-1920 Organization and Functions, by the Division of Classification, Washington, 1940

Box/Folder: 1 : 17-18

Conferences, 1917-1919.

Note

See also 5-H; 6-H; 12-H; 15-H; 18-H; 35-H; and 39-H
Box/Folder: 2 : 1-15

Memoranda to Herbert Hoover, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 3 : 1-8

Memoranda to Herbert Hoover, 1917-1920 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 4 : 1-2

Memoranda to Herbert Hoover, 1917-1920 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 4 : 3-8

Copies of receipts of sugar, rice, sisal, ammonia, and ice, contracts and agreements filed in Herbert Hoover's safe in the Food Administration, Washington, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 4 : 9-21

Legal opinions and reports, correspondence, (from Herbert Hoover's safe), 1918

Box/Folder: 4 : 22-23

Correspondence, 1917-1920.

Note

Includes reports, memoranda, proclamations, orders, rules and regulations
Box/Folder: 5 : 1-25

Correspondence, 1917-1920 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 6 : 1-11

Correspondence, 1917-1920 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 6 : 12

Ignace Jan Paderewski, Testimonial Dinner, 1920-1921

Box/Folder: 6 : 13-25

Lewis L. Strauss, Secretary to Herbert Hoover, office files, 1917-1919.

Note

Includes correspondence, memoranda
Box/Folder: 6 : 26-28

Clippings, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 7 : 1-3

Clippings, 1918-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 7 : 4

Miscellaneous, 1914-1919

Box/Folder: 7

2-H Appointment Division records, 1917-1919.

Note

See also 32-H
Box/Folder: 7 : 5-7

V. M. Hillyer and R. G. Phelps; applications, inter office memoranda and certificates of appointments, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 7

3-H Mail Department records, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 7 : 8-9

L. A. Larsen, daily reports and mail resume, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 7 : 10

Lewis Barrington, inter-office memoranda, 1918

Box/Folder: 7-13

5-H Home Conservation Division records, 1917-1920.

Note

See also 9-H; 11-H; 12-H; 26-H; 27-H (Food Conservation)
 

Ray Lyman Wilbur, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 7 : 11-15

Correspondence, reports, and memoranda, 1917.

Note

See also 6-H; 45-H
Box/Folder: 7 : 16-22

Writings, speeches, articles, statements, and notes, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 7 : 1-3

Writings, speeches, articles, statements, and notes, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 8 : 4

Scrapbook on conservation, photographs, 1917

Box/Folder: 8 : 5-11

Clippings, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 8 : 1-5

Clippings, 1917-1920 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 9

General Advisory Committee to Assist in the Organization of Home Economics Section, 1917-1918.

Note

Includes correspondence, writings, inter-office memoranda, and minutes of meetings
Box/Folder: 9-10 : 6-12

Martha Van Rensselaer, New York College of Agriculture, Ithaca, N.Y., 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 9 : 13-14

Sarah Field Splint, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 9 : 15

Alice C. Boughton, Secretary, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 9 : 1

Sarah Louise Arnold, 1917

Box/Folder: 10 : 2

Isabel Ely Lord, Director, School of Household Sciences and Arts, Brooklyn, N.Y., 1917

Box/Folder: 10 : 3

Abby L. Marlatt, Chairman, University of Wisconsin, 1917

Box/Folder: 10 : 4

Fred Van Sicklen, 1917

Box/Folder: 10 : 5-8

Minutes of meetings, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 10 : 9-11

Insignia, 1917

Box/Folder: 10

Home Card Campaign, 1917-1918.

Note

See also 9-H
Box/Folder: 10 : 12-13

First Home Card, 1917

Box/Folder: 10 : 14-16

Office files, 1917

Box/Folder: 10 : 17

Additional directions to First Home Card, 1917

Box/Folder: 10 : 18-21

Memoranda, 1917-1918.

Note

Includes pledge card samples
Box/Folder: 11 : 1-2

Memoranda, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 11 : 3

Vernacular Press, 1917

Box/Folder: 11 : 4-7

Publicity Division, press releases, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 11 : 8-9

Campaign Pledge press statement, nos. 1-17, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 11 : 10

"How the People of the Country Criticize the Policies of the Food Administration," report submitted by the Section of Mails and Files, 1917

Box/Folder: 11 : 11

Statement of approximate total expenditures for the Conservation Group, 24 October 1917

Box/Folder: 11 : 12

"Where the Food Campaign Fails to Get Across," an analytical study, 28 January 1918

Box/Folder: 11 : 13

Publicity analysis report, October-November 1917

Box/Folder: 11 : 14

Conservation Coordination and Policy Board, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 11 : 15-18

Cooperative organizations, agricultural, commercial, fraternal labor, patriotic, religious, etc., 1917

Box/Folder: 11 : 19-21

Exhibit and campaign methods, John H. Cover, 1917.

Note

See also 12-H
Box/Folder: 12

Speaking Division, Mina C. Van Winkle, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 12 : 1-2

Correspondence, memoranda, reports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 12 : 3

A Bulletin for Speakers, 1-6, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 12 : 4-10

Speaking itineraries, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 12 : 11-12

Letters and telegrams commenting on speaking tour, 24 January-15 March 1918

Box/Folder: 12 : 13-17

Speeches, addresses, lectures, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 13 : 1-11

Publications, typescripts, printed matter, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 13 : 12-15

Miscellaneous illustrations, photographs, 1917

Box/Folder: 13 : 16

Roger S. Baldwin, reports, 1918

Box/Folder: 13 : 17

Florence Wardwell and Ethel Mather Bagg file concerning servants, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 13 : 18-19

"Food Administration Number," The Journal of Home Economics, 1918

Box/Folder: 13 : 20

Bibliography of publications, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 13 : 21-22

Conservation for World Relief, 1918

Box/Folder: 14-39

6-H States Administration records, 1915-1920

Box/Folder: 14

John W. Hallowell, 1917-1919.

Note

See also 44-H
Box/Folder: 14 : 1-4

Relation between Enforcement Division and the Food Administration, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 14 : 5-16

Organization, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 15 : 1-4

Organization, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 15

Ray Lyman Wilbur, 1917

Box/Folder: 15 : 5-12

Organization dossiers, 1917

Box/Folder: 15 : 13

Reports on Michigan, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, 6-29 December 1917

Box/Folder: 15 : 14-19

Appointment of state food administrators, 1917

Box/Folder: 16 : 1-8

Conferences of administrators, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 16 : 9

Speaking Division, W. A. Milne, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 16 : 10

State administrators as of 29 September 1917, 16 March 1918, and 1 May 1918, list

Box/Folder: 16 : 11-15

"Resume of Important Rulings and Letters" sent to federal food administrators, 1918

Box/Folder: 16 : 16-17

Conservation and cooperating organizations, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 17

Assistants to John W. Hallowell, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 17 : 1-17

Cecil Barnes, responsible for the sending out of letters and wires addressed "To All Federal Food Administrators," 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 18 : 1-16

Cecil Barnes, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 19 : 1-10

Cecil Barnes, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 19 : 11

Kent S. Clow, 1917

Box/Folder: 19 : 12

W. A. Dupee, 1918

Box/Folder: 19 : 13

Franklin W. Fort, 1918

Box/Folder: 19 : 14

George W. Warrington, 1918

Box/Folder: 19 : 15-16

Personnel of Food Administration, lists, circa 1918

Box/Folder: : 17

Four Minute Men, 1918

Box/Folder: 19-39

Press Release, States Section, Education Division. See 12-H

Box/Folder: 19

U.S. Federal Food Administration, states files, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 19 : 18

U.S. Federal Food Administrators lists, 1918

Box/Folder: 19 : 19

Alabama, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 19 : 20

Alaska, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 19 : 21-22

Arizona, 1918

Box/Folder: 20 : 23

Arkansas, 1918

Box/Folder: 20 : 1-8

California, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 20 : 9-15

Colorado, 1918

Box/Folder: 20 : 16

Connecticut, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 21 : 17

District of Columbia, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 21 : 1

Delaware, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 21 : 2

Florida, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 21 : 3

Georgia, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 21 : 4

Hawaii, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 21 : 5

Idaho, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 21 : 6-9

Illinois, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 21 : 10-18

Indiana, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 22 : 19-20

Iowa, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 22 : 1-3

Kansas, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 22 : 4

Kentucky, 1919

Box/Folder: 22 : 5-6

Louisiana, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 22 : 7

Maine, 1918

Box/Folder: 22 : 8-9

Maryland, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 22 : 10-12

Massachusetts, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 22 : 13

Michigan, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 22 : 14

Minnesota, 1919

Box/Folder: 22 : 15

Mississippi, 1919

Box/Folder: 22 : 16

Missouri, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 23 : 17-18

Montana, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 23 : 1-2

Nebraska, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 23 : 3

Nevada, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 23 : 4-5

New Hampshire, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 23 : 6-7

New Jersey, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 23 : 8

New Mexico, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 23-27

New York, Allen Fox, Head of Bureau of Licenses files, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 23 : 9-10

General correspondence, reports, printed matter, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 23 : 11-14

Bread and bread making, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 23 : 15

Brokers, 1918

Box/Folder: 23 : 16

Bulletins 4-100 (incomplete), 1918

Box/Folder: 23 : 17

Butter, 1918

Box/Folder: 23 : 18

Canned goods, 1918

Box/Folder: 23 : 19

Cheese, 1918

Box/Folder: 24 : 20

Coffee, 1918

Box/Folder: 24 : 1

Combination sales, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 24 : 2

Commission Merchants, Bonded and Licensed, agricultural bulletin, 1917

Box/Folder: 24 : 3

Corn and corn meal, 1918

Box/Folder: 24 : 4-5

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 24 : 6

Cotton seeds, 1918

Box/Folder: 24 : 7

Dried fruits and vegetables, 1918

Box/Folder: 24 : 8

Eggs and poultry, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 24

Enforcement Division, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 24 : 9-16

Policy, penalties, and prosecutions, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 24 : 17-20

Alan Fox, private cases, New York, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 25 : 21-22

Reports, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 25 : 1

Fair Price Committee, 1919

Box/Folder: 25 : 2

Feed and feeding stuffs, 1918

Box/Folder: 25 : 3

"Fifty-Fifty," Wheat Conservation Plan, 1918

Box/Folder: 25 : 4

Fish, 1918

Box/Folder: 25 : 5

Flour, 1918

Box/Folder: 25 : 6

Food Conservation Week for World Relief, 1918

Box/Folder: 25 : 7-13

Fox, Alan, Head of the Bureau of Licenses, correspondence, 1919-1920

Box/Folder: 25 : 14

Fruits and vegetables, 1918

Box/Folder: 25 : 15

Hotels and restaurants, steamships, 1918

Box/Folder: 25 : 16

Households, 1914, 1918

Box/Folder: 25 : 17

Lard, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 26 : 18-20

Legislation, 1917

Box/Folder: 26 : 1-2

License Division, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 26 : 3

Malt, 1918

Box/Folder: 26 : 4

Margins, 1918

Box/Folder: 26

Mayor Mitchel's Food Supply Committee, printed matter, 1917

Box/Folder: 26 : 5

Garden Primer, How to Plant and Care for a Vegetable, 1917

Box/Folder: 26 : 6

Hints to Housewives, 1917

Box/Folder: 26 : 7

Meat, 1918

Box/Folder: 26 : 8

"Memorandum on the Coordination of the Federal, State and City Food Activities in the State of New York, " 1917

Box/Folder: 26 : 9

Merchants Association of New York, report of The Food Problem Committee, 1918

Box/Folder: 26 : 10

Milk, 1918

Box/Folder: 26 : 11

Mills and milling, 1918

Box/Folder: 26 : 12

Profits, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 26 : 13

Rationing, 1918

Box/Folder: 26 : 14-17

Reports of the New York State Food Commission, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 26 : 18

Resales, 1918

Box/Folder: 26 : 19

Rice, 1918

Box/Folder: 26 : 20

Rye, 1918

Box/Folder: 26 : 21-24

State and City Food Board, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 26 : 25

"Store-Door Delivery," report of Committee on Prevailing Rates for Trucking, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 26 : 26-27

Sugar, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 27 : 1

Sugar, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 27 : 2

Transportation, 1918

Box/Folder: 27

Warehouses, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 27 : 3-5

Correspondence, reports, and contracts, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 27 : 6

American Warehousemen's Association, Incorporated, 1918

Box/Folder: 27 : 7

Cold Storage, 1918

Box/Folder: 27 : 8-9

Complaints, 1918

Box/Folder: 27 : 10-13

Questionnaire, 1918

Box/Folder: 27 : 14

Rates, regulations, and rules, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 27 : 15

"Reports on the New York City Warehouse Situation, " 1918

Box/Folder: 27 : 16

Standard Warehousemen's Guide, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 27 : 17

Wheat, 1918

Box/Folder: 28 : 1

North Carolina, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 28 : 2

North Dakota, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 28 : 3

Ohio, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 28 : 4

Oklahoma, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 28 : 5

Oregon, 1918

Box/Folder: 28

Pennsylvania, Howard Heinz Federal Food Administrator files, 1916-1920

Box/Folder: 28 : 6-9

Acknowledgements, greetings, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 28

Addresses, 1918

Box/Folder: 28 : 10

"A Year of Food Administration in Pennsylvania," August, 1918

Box/Folder: 28 : 11

"An Outline of the Work of the Federal Food Administration in Pennsylvania, " 1918

Box/Folder: 28 : 12-16

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 28 : 17

Notebooks, circa 1917

 

Organization, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 29 : 1-5

By subject, 1917

Box/Folder: 29 : 6-15

"To All County Federal Food Administrators, " 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 1-5

"To All County Federal Food Administrators, " 1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 30 : 6

County organization, circa 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 7

Accounting, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 8

Addresses by Herbert Hoover, Alonzo Taylor, and Ray Lyman Wilbur, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 9

Advertising, outdoors, 1917

Box/Folder: 30

Agriculture Department, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 10

Machinery, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 11

Publications, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 12

Allies, rations, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 13

"American and Allied Ideals," by Stuart P. Sherman, War Information Series, Washington, D.C., 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 14

Army and navy, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 15

Authority, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 16-18

Bakers and baking, 1917-1918.

Note

See also Bread; Wheat and Flour
Box/Folder: 30 : 19

Barley, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 20

Beans, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 21

Beef, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 22

Binder twine, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 23

Bread, 1918.

Note

See also Bakers and baking; Wheat and Flour
Box/Folder: 30 : 24

Breakfast cereals, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 25

Brewing, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 26

Bulletins, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 27

Buttons, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 28

Candy, 1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 29

Canning and canned goods, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 30

Cards, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 30 : 31

Car-Lot Distribution, by J.S. Crutchfield, President of Cruthfield and Woolfolk, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, 1916

Box/Folder: 31 : 1

Chain stores, 1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 2

Churches, 1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 3

C.H. Heintzelman, Secretary, Chamber of Commerce, Coatesville, Pennsylvania, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 4

Coffee, 1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 5

Cold storage, 1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 6

Colleges, 1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 7

Combination sales, 1917

Box/Folder: 31 : 8

Commercial Economy Board, 1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 9

Commercial travelers, 1981

Box/Folder: 31

Committee of Public Safety, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 10

Outline of departmental activities, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 11-16

"To the Chairman," etc, series 1-46, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 17

Conferences, 1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 18-19

"Conservation Week, " 1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 20

Corn meal, 1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 21

Costs, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 22

Cotton, 1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 23

Council of National Defense, 1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 24

Crop and Livestock reports, 1918

Box/Folder: 31 : 25

Crutchfield, J. S., 1917-1918.

Note

See also box 30
Box/Folder: 32 : 1-2

Dairy and dairy products, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 3

Damaged food, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 4

Demobilization, 1981-1919

Box/Folder: 32 : 5

Dietary for miners, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 6

Dog law, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 7

Draft law, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 8

Dried fruits, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 9

Eggs and poultry, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 32 : 10

Enforcement, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 11

Exhibits, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 12

Farm Adviser, report, circa 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 13

Farmer's pledge, circa 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 14

Feed and feeding stuff, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 15

Financing county administrative work, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 16

Fish, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 32

Flour, See Wheat and Flour

Box/Folder: 32 : 17

Food conservation train, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 18

Food preparedness, 1917

Box/Folder: 32 : 19

Food signs, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 20

Food survey, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 21

Franking Privilege, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 22

Fruit pits, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 23

Game protectors, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 24

Garbage, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 25

Grain.

Note

See also Pennsylvania, Barley; Corn meal; Feed and Feeding stuffs; Rye; Wheat and flour
Box/Folder: 32 : 26

Hoarding, 1917

Box/Folder: 32 : 27

Hogs, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 28

Home Cards, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 29

Hotels, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 30

Householders' Rules, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 31

Ice, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 32

Institutional Food Conservation, 1918

Box/Folder: 32 : 33

Invitations, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 33 : 1-2

Invitations, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 33 : 3

Krauskopf, Joseph, 1917

Box/Folder: 33 : 4

Lard, 1918

Box/Folder: 33 : 5

Legislation, 1917

Box/Folder: 33 : 6

Libraries, 1918

Box/Folder: 33 : 7-22

License Regulations, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 34 : 1-9

License Regulations, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 34 : 10

Loose Leaf Service, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 34 : 11

Limestone, 1918

Box/Folder: 34 : 12

Lists, 1918

Box/Folder: 34 : 13

Literature, 1918

 

Livestock.

Note

See Crop and Livestock report, January-November 1918
Box/Folder: 34 : 14

Mailing and Plate lists, 1918

Box/Folder: 34 : 15

Margins, 1918

Box/Folder: 34 : 16

Markets, 1918

Box/Folder: 34 : 17

Meat, 1918.

Note

See also Beef; Pork
Box/Folder: 34 : 18

Merchant representative, 1918

Box/Folder: 34 : 19-20

Milling Division, 1918-1919.

Note

See also Feed and feeding stuff
Box/Folder: 34 : 21

Molasses, 1918

Box/Folder: 34 : 22

National Farm School Report, November 1917

Box/Folder: 35 : 1

New report forms, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 2-3

News Division, 1915-1918.

Note

See also Scrapbooks
Box/Folder: 35 : 4

North American, "The Food Victory," 5 September 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 5

Oil (margarine), circa 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 6

Penalties, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 7

Perishable food, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 8

Philadelphia Civic Club Bulletin, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 9

Philadelphia County, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 10

Report of Sub-Committee on Food Supply, Chamber of Commerce, Pittsburgh, 22 March 1917

Box/Folder: 35 : 11

Pork, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 12

Posters, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 35 : 13

Potatoes, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 14

Presidential proclamations, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 15-16

Price publications, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 17-18

Printed matter, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 19

Priority policies, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 20

Produce merchants, 1917

Box/Folder: 35 : 21

Property, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 22

Questionnaire, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 23

Rats extermination, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 24

"Ready to print lists, " circa 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 25

Rebates, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 26

Red Cross, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 27

Rejection cases, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 28

Resale, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 29

Rye, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 30

Schools, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 31

Slogans, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 32

Food and the War, Ten Lessons for the American Schools, J. Russell Smith, circa 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 33

Speakers, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 34

Special rulings, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 35

Steamships, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 36

Stores, 1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 37

Substitutes, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 35 : 38

Sugar, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 36 : 1-8

Sugar, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 36 : 9

Thresherman's assistant, 1918

Box/Folder: 36 : 10

Transportation, 1918

Box/Folder: 36 : 11-13

Wheat and flour, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 36

Wheat mill feeds. See Feed and feeding stuff

Box/Folder: 36 : 13

Woman's Division, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 36 : 14

Zone meetings, 1918

Box/Folder: 36 : 15-17

Press Releases, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 37 : 1-8

Press Releases, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 38 : 1-2

Puerto Rico, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 38 : 3

Rhode Island, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 38 : 4

South Carolina, 1917-1918.

Note

See also boxes 235-238
Box/Folder: 38 : 5-7

South Dakota, 1919

Box/Folder: 38 : 8

Tennessee, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 38 : 9-14

Texas, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 39 : 1

Utah, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 39 : 2

Vermont, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 39 : 3

Virginia, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 39 : 4-5

Washington, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 39 : 6

West Virginia, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 39 : 7

Wisconsin, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 39 : 8

Wyoming, 1917

Box/Folder: 39

7-H Exports, Imports, Embargoes Division records, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 39 : 9-11

George McFadden, Jr., Representative in France of the Food Administration and War Trade Board, correspondence and contracts, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 39

8-H Grain and Flour Division records, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 39 : 12-13

Food Administration Grain Corporation, Milling Division, Cereal Division, 1917-1919

 

Julius Barnes, Frank G. Crowell, and John J. Stream, 1917-1919.

Note

See Grain Corporation files
Box/Folder: 39

9-H Special Assignments, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 39 : 14-16

Frederic Collin Walcott, reports, correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 39-43

10-H Edgar Rickard, Office Director files, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 39

Personnel, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 39 : 17-20

Food Administration Directory, 1917-1919.

Note

Includes lists of volunteers
Box/Folder: 40 : 1-2

Food Administration Directory, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 40 : 3-4

Salaries, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 40 : 5-8

"Memoranda to All Departments," etc., 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 40 : 9-11

Executive Board meetings, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 40

Correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 40 : 12-18

General, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 40 : 19-20

Frank S. Bamford of Bakers Weekly and The Cracker Baker, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 40 : 21

Commission for Relief in Belgium, 1918

Box/Folder: 40 : 22

"Who is Who with Hoover, " National Magazine, March 1918.

Note

Includes photographs of Edgar Rickard
Box/Folder: 41 : 1-4

Buildings, plans, leases, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 41 : 5

Organization Bulletin, December 5, 1918

Box/Folder: 41 : 6

J.W. DuB. Gould, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 41 : 7

Sidney A. Mitchell, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 41 : 8

Carleton Clark Young, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 42 : 9-19

Carl O. Spamer, Digest clerk, daily reports and mail resume, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 43 : 1-15

Carl O. Spamer, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 43 : 1-3

Carl O. Spamer, 1917-1918(contd.)

Box/Folder: 43

11-H Alimentation, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 43

Alonzo Englebert Taylor, Director of Research and Utilization 1917-1918. See also Alphabetical file, Alcohol; Beer; and Liquor

Box/Folder: 43 : 4-6

Advisory Committee on Alimentation, minutes of meetings and memoranda, 1918

Box/Folder: 44 : 7-17

Speeches and writings, 1917-1918.

Note

Includes correspondence
Box/Folder: 44 : 1-12

Speeches and writings, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 44-51 : 13

Report of conference to consider questions relating to the subsistence of the Army, 1917

Box/Folder: 44-46

12-H Education Division (formerly Public Information Division) records, 1917-1952.

Note

See also 26-H
Box/Folder: 44

Advertising Section, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 44 : 14

J. Walter Thompson Co., "Report on Proposed Advertising for Department of Food Administration," 1917

Box/Folder: 45 : 15-16

R. C. Maxwell, William Osborn, C. E. Raymond, Philips Wyman, and Henry B. Quinan; posters and flyers on food conservation, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: : 1-6

R. C. Maxwell, William Osborn, C. E. Raymond, Philips Wyman, and Henry B. Quinan; posters and flyers on food conservation, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 45

Food Conservation Notes, Washington, Government Printing Office, 1917-1918.

Note

See box 475
Box/Folder: 45

Ben S. Allen, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 45 : 7-14

Memoranda, reports, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 45 : 15

Outline and scope of Public Information Division, 1917

Box/Folder: 45 : 16

Memoranda for Edgar Rickard, "Week Ending," 1918

Box/Folder: 46 : 17-20

Tom Ellis, Congressional and Legislative Resume, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 46 : 1-6

Tom Ellis, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 46 : 7

Russell M. MacLennan, Congressional and Legislative Resume, 1918

Box/Folder: 46 : 8

Everett W. Smith, Copy Desk, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 46 : 9

Ida M. Tarbell, 1917

Box/Folder: 46 : 10

Charles B. Ryan, Jr., 1918

Box/Folder: 46 : 11

Charles Merz, Policies and Plans for Meats, Perishables, and Sugar, 1918.

Note

See also 15-H; 30-H; and 35-H
Box/Folder: 46 : 12

Frederick O'Brian, 1918

 

Collegiate Section (School and College Section after 1 October, 1918), 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 46 : 13-14

Conservation and Regulation in the U.S. during the War, 2 Parts, by Charles R. Van Hise," 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 46 : 15-17

Lessons in Community and National Life, Charles H. Judd and Leon C. Marshall, Department of the Interior, Bureau of Education in cooperation with the United States Food Administration, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 47 : 1-2

Printed matter, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 47 : 3

Correspondence, 1917

Box/Folder: 47 : 4

A Case of Federal Propaganda in our Public Schools, Some Criticism of Lessons in Community and National Life, National Industrial Conference Board, Boston, 1919

Box/Folder: 47 : 5

College Division, 1918

Box/Folder: 47 : 6

The School Preview, a Journal of Secondary Education, the University of Chicago, March, 1919

Box/Folder: 47 : 7-8

Dean Olin Templin, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 47 : 9-15

Food Conservation Courses for Colleges, Courses I-III, issued in cooperation with the Department of Agriculture, 1918.

Note

See also Box 48 folder 1
Box/Folder: 48 : 1

Food Conservation Courses for Colleges, Courses I-III, issued in cooperation with the Department of Agriculture, 1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 48 : 2

"Food Saving and Sharing: To the Boys and Girls of America," New York, 1918

Box/Folder: 48 : 3

Conference of Educational Directors at Washington, 1918

Box/Folder: 48-49

Farm Press Section, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 48 : 4-14

Farm Journals Section, Charles W. Holman and D. S. Burch, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 49 : 1-3

Farm Journals Section, 1916-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 49 : 4-5

The Farm Press Periscope, 1918

Box/Folder: 49 : 6

French Publicity, Leonard Hatch, 1918

Box/Folder: 49 : 7

Illustrations Section, Lloyd (Alice) Allen, 1918

Box/Folder: 49

Library and Exhibits Section, 1917-1952

Box/Folder: 49 : 8

Food News Notes for Public Libraries, Washington, D.C., 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 49 : 9-14

Form letters-, 1919

Box/Folder: 49 : 15-16

Edith Guerrier, 1917-1952.

Note

Includes public exhibits material. See also 45-H and box 416
Box/Folder: 50 : 1-5

Edith Guerrier, 1917-1952 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 50 : 6

Collection of paintings by American artists, 1918

Box/Folder: 50 : 7

Moving pictures, A. S. Friend, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 50

Publications Section, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 50 : 8

Negro Press, A. U. Craig, 1918

Box/Folder: 50 : 9

Plate Service, Lloyd Allen, 1918

Box/Folder: 50 : 10-14

States Section, Education Division, press releases, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 50 : 15

List of publications, circa 1918

Box/Folder: 50 : 16

Publications Committee, minutes of meetings, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 51 : 1

Publications Committee, minutes of meetings, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 51 : 2-3

Chief of Publications John S. Pardee, correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 51 : 4-6

Releases to Educational Directors, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 51 : 7

Religious Press, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 51 : 8-10

Everett S. Brown, Memorandum for Herbert Hoover, reviews of the press, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 51

Retail Stores Section, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 51 : 11-12

Flyers and bulletins for retail merchants, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 51 : 13

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 51 : 14

Summary of Results Accomplished by State Merchant Representatives in Their Campaigns to Mobilize Their Retail Merchants, report, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 51 : 15

National Grocer, Food Administration number, December 1917, Chicago

Box/Folder: 51

Trade and Technical Press Bureau, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 51 : 16

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 51 : 17-19

Weekly Bulletin, Washington, Government Printing Office, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 51 : 20

Speaking Tour, Commission to France and England, 1918

 

13-H (Guide card only, this number was not used)

Box/Folder: 52-54

14-H Law Department records, 1917-1933.

Note

See also 37-H; 40-H
Box/Folder: 52 : 1-6

Judge Curtis H. Lindley, Chief Counsel, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 52 : 7-9

Judge William A. Glasgow Jr., Chief Counsel, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 52 : 10-11

Robert A. Taft, Assistant Counsel, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 52 : 12-13

Edmund W. Pugh, Assistant Counsel, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 52 : 14

Harvey H. Bundy, Assistant Counsel, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 52 : 15

William C. Mullendore, Assistant Counsel, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 52 : 16

Laws of the 65th and 66th Congresses Relating to Food, 1917-1921

Box/Folder: 52 : 17-18

Legal Department, books I-II, 1917

Box/Folder: 53 : 1-3

Legal Department, books I-II, 1917 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 53 : 4-10

Food Control Act (Lever), 1917

Box/Folder: 53 : 11

Legislation, 1917-1919.

Note

See also 12-H; Ellis and MacLennan, Congressional and Legislative Resume
Box/Folder: 53 : 12-15

Executive orders and proclamations, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 54 : 1-5

Opinions, interpretations and rulings, A 1-121, 1918

Box/Folder: 54 : 6-8

Rules and regulations, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 54 : 9-11

Rules and report committee, minutes of meetings, 1918-1921

Box/Folder: 54

Resume of important rulings and letters sent to Federal Food Administrators. See 6-H

Box/Folder: 54

U.S. Food Administration Legal Documents. See 1-H

Box/Folder: 54 : 12-13

Notes, suggestions, documents for a possible Food Administration History Book, 1917-1933

Box/Folder: 54 : 14

Miscellaneous, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 54-57

15-H Meat Division records, 1917-1951

Box/Folder: 54 : 15-17

Animal Industry Committee, E. C. Lasater and Gifford Pinchot, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 55 : 1-6

Animal Industry Committee, E. C. Lasater and Gifford Pinchot, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 55 : 7-15

Joseph P. Cotton, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 55 : 16-17

Frederic S. Snyder, 1918-1919.

Note

See also 22-H; 29-H
Box/Folder: 55 : 1-2

Frederic S. Snyder, 1918-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 56 : 3

"Beef for Army, Navy, etc.," report by Major Ervin L. Roy, 1917.

Note

See also 29-H; Adm. McGowan; Navy; Contracts
Box/Folder: 56 : 4

Swine Commission (Hog Committee) report, 27 October 1917

Box/Folder: 56 : 5-6

Conferences with packers, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 56 : 7-15

Meat, Pork, and Packing Industry, correspondence, regulations, reports. Includes printed matter, 1918-1921

Box/Folder: 56 : 4-Jan

Correspondence with Arthur Meeker (Armour & Co.), Louis F. Swift, Thomas E. Wilson, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 57 : 5

Production of Meat in the United States and its Distribution during the War, by Stephen Chase, Washington, Government Printing Office, 1919

Box/Folder: 57 : 6

"The Food Administration's Relations with Hog Producers,"reprinted from The Congressional Record, 24-25 February 1920

Box/Folder: 57 : 7

Meats. Policies and Plan of Operation, 1918

Box/Folder: 57 : 8

Meat Conservation in the Distribution to Consumers, 1917-1918, by Irving Bernstein and Stella Stewart, 1942

Box/Folder: 57 : 9

Wartime Controls of Beef and Pork, 1916-1918, by J. Donald Edwards and Stella Stewart, 1941

Box/Folder: 57 : 10-11

Hog Committee, correspondence, reports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 57 : 12

"British Negotiations with American Meat Packers, 1915-1917; a Study of Belligerent Trade Controls," by Marion C. Siney, reprinted from The Journal of Modern History, 1951

Box/Folder: 57 : 13

Miscellany

Box/Folder: 57-58

16-H Oil Division records, 1917-1918

Note

(Director Mark L. Requa)
Box/Folder: 57 : 14-18

Memoranda to Herbert Hoover on various subjects.

Note

See also 20-H; 22-H; 32-H; 34-H
Box/Folder: 58 : 1

Memoranda to Herbert Hoover on various subjects (contd.)

Box/Folder: 58

16-H Mexican Relations, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 58 : 2-3

George A. McCarty, correspondence, reports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 58-62, 420

17-H Statistical Division records, 1917-1919.

Note

See also box 420
Box/Folder: 58 : 4

Shipping situation, graphic report, pts. I-IV; Shipbuilding, U-Boat Losses, American Exports vs. U-Boats, American Exports (countries are not specified), circa 1917

Box/Folder: 58 : 5

The Nation's Food, by Raymond Pearl, W. B. Saunders Company, Philadelphia and London, 1920

Box/Folder: 58 : 6

"The Work of the Statistical Department," memorandum by Raymond Pearl, 10 July 1917

Box/Folder: 58 : 7-8

"Food Price Statistics before and during the War," memorandum by Dr. Frank M. Surface, circa 1918

Box/Folder: 58 : 9-16

"Memorandum re Foreign Statistical Intelligence" from J.B. Segall for the Disposition of Vernon Kellogg, no. 1-516, 1918-1919.

Note

See also 27-H
Box/Folder: 59 : 1-6

"Memorandum re Foreign Statistical Intelligence" from J.B. Segall for the Disposition of Vernon Kellogg, no. 1-516, 1918-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 59 : 7-10

J. B. Segall, correspondence regarding subscriptions on foreign newspapers and journals, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 59 : 11-18

Raymond Pearl, inter-office communications.

Note

Includes reports on the activities of the Statistical Division, 1917-1918
Box/Folder: 59 : 19

Joshua Bernhardt, 1918.

Note

See also 30-H; 48-H
Box/Folder: 59 : 20

Stephen Chase, correspondence, 1918

Box/Folder: 60 : 1-11

A. L. Russell, reports on shipments, 1918

Box/Folder: 60 : 12

Grain and Flour Statistics during the War, United States Grain Corporation, compiled by statistician A. L. Russell, 1919

Box/Folder: 60 : 13

Frank M. Surface, correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 60 : 14

Memorandum on Statement of Mr. William C. Edgar, as to Wheat and Flour Requirements of the United Kingdom, 1918-1919, by M. B. Lane, October, 1918

Box/Folder: 60 : 15-19

Statistics, charts, tables, forms, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 61 : 1-4

Statistics, charts, tables, forms, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 61

Reports to Herbert Hoover, 1917-1919

 

A. (not used)

Box/Folder: 61 : 5-14

B. Food, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 61 : 15-16

C. Sugar, 1918

Box/Folder: 62 : 1-4

D. Fair Prices, 1918

Box/Folder: 420 : 6-89

Classification and List of Statistical Bulletins, 1918

Box/Folder: 62 : 9

"Export Program and Performances," graph report, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 62

Publications by Raymond Pearl, Washington, D.C., 1918

Box/Folder: 62 : 10

A New Price Index, April, 1918

Box/Folder: 62

General Index Numbers of Food Prices on a Nutritive Value Basis, August, 1918

Box/Folder: 62

Reference Handbook of Food Statistics in Relation to the War, 1918

Box/Folder: 62 : 11

Weekly reports on retail prices, September-October, 1917

Box/Folder: 62 : 12-13

Volunteer retail price reporters, arranged by states, 1918.

Note

Includes instructions
Box/Folder: 62 : 14-15

Lists of tables and reports, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 62 : 16

Lists of bulletins by Frank M. Surface, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 62 : 17-18

Complete list of bulletins by Raymond Pearl, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 62 : 19

Official statements, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 62 : 20-21

Charles H. Bentley, California Packing Corporation, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 63

18-H Canned Foods Division records, 1917-1919, 1938

Box/Folder: 63 : 1

Henry Burden, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 63 : 2

John R. Munn, 1918-1919, 1938

Box/Folder: 63 : 3

K. P. Kimball, bean section, 1917-1919.

Note

See also 44-H; Investigations; Beans
Box/Folder: 63 : 4

Milk, condensed, evaporated, and powdered, 1917

Box/Folder: 63 : 5

Milk conference, minutes, 27 September 1917

Box/Folder: 63 : 6-8

Forms, special rules and regulations, and bulletins, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 63

19-H Accounting Division records, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 63-65 : 9

Report of Expenditures and Budget Data, supporting request for increased budget, 3 May 1918

Box/Folder: 63 : 10

Accounting Regulations, Part I and II, Washington, Government Printing Office, 1918

Box/Folder: 63 : 11-17

Inter-office communication, memoranda, regulations and forms, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 63 : 1-14

Reports, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 64 : 1

Reports, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 65-66

20-H Fuel Administration records, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 65 : 2-7

Harry A. Garfield, 1917-1919.

Note

See also Alphabetical file, Wheat Guaranty, Fair Price Committee
Box/Folder: 65 : 8-15

Press releases (incomplete), 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 65 : 16

Publications, 1917

Box/Folder: 65 : 17-18

Regulations, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 66 : 1-2

Regulations, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 66 : 3

Oil Division, Mark L. Requa, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 66-67

21-H Distribution Division records, 1917-1919, 1941

Box/Folder: 66 : 4-10

Theodore F. Whitmarsh, acting for Herbert Hoover, Executive Committee on Relief Work in Europe, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 66 : 11-12

Regulations, forms and bulletins for retail merchants, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 66 : 13

Rice, special regulations and contracts, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 66 : 14

Coffee, George W. Lawrence & Co., 1919.

Note

See also 44-H
Box/Folder: 66 : 15

Control of Coffee in World War I, by Irving Bernstein and Stella Stewart, September 1941

Box/Folder: 66 : 16-18

Wholesale and retail reports, 1918

Box/Folder: 67

22-H Coordination of Purchase, 1917-1918, 1921

Box/Folder: 67 : 1-2

Captain J. F. Lucey, 1917-1919.

Note

See also 32-H
Box/Folder: 67 : 3

W. V. S. Thorne, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 67 : 4-5

Ernest O. Heyl, 1917-1918, 1921

Box/Folder: 67 : 6-8

Frederic S. Snyder, 1918-1919.

Note

See also 15-H; 29-H
Box/Folder: 67 : 9

Herbert L. Gutterson, 1918.

Note

See also 34-H
Box/Folder: 67 : 10

Edwin Sherman, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 67 : 11

Canned Foods Bulletin, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 67 : 12

"Statement of the Value of Purchases Approved by or Acquired through the Division of Coordination of Purchase," compiled by Ruth L. Littell, 1918

Box/Folder: 67 : 13

Correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 67

23-H Information Division records, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 67 : 14-15

Frances Moore, Director, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 67 : 16

Philena A. Dickey, librarian, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 67

24-H Stenographic Department records, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 67 : 17

Ethel H. Sanford, 1917

Box/Folder: 67 : 18

Rachelle H. Osborne, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 67 : 19

Sample of mimeograph work, 1917

Box/Folder: 67

25-H Canadian Relations files, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 67 : 20

William F. Fisher, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 67

26-H Gertrude B. Lane, Assistant to Herbert Hoover files, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 67 : 21-22

Correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 67

26-H Charles McCarthy, Assistant to Herbert Hoover files, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 68 : 1-3

Special letters, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 68

26-H Wilder H. Haines, Secretary of the Agricultural Advisory Committee, reports, 1917

Box/Folder: 68 : 4

The Food Situation of the World, October and November 1917, 19 December 1917

Box/Folder: 68 : 5

The Use of Milk in Breadmaking, 7 December 1917

Box/Folder: 68 : 6

The Farmers' Prospects of a Nitrate Supply for 1918, 8 December 1917

Box/Folder: 68

27-H Dr. Vernon L. Kellogg, Representative in Europe files, 1917-1918.

Note

See also 17-H
Box/Folder: 68 : 7

Mary A. Coit, memoranda and correspondence, 1918

Box/Folder: 68 : 8-9

"Memorandum of Correspondence Received in Regard to Food Situation in Europe," nos. 1-19, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 68 : 10

"Weekly Survey of Foreign Food Situation," special reports, May-August, 1918

Box/Folder: 68 : 11-19

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 68 : 19

Printed matter, 1918

Box/Folder: 68

28-H Supply Division records, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 69 : 1-3

Reports of operations, by Chief of Division B. F. Durr, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 69 : 4

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 69 : 5-9

Requisitions, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 69

29-H Food Purchase Board records, 1915-1922

Box/Folder: 69 : 10-11

Frederic S. Snyder, Chief of Meat Division, reports, 1917-1922.

Box/Folder: 69 : 12-13

Army and Navy contracts, exhibits 1-10, 1917-1922

Box/Folder: 69 : 14-15

Admiral Samuel McGowan, Navy contracts, 1915-1918

Box/Folder: 69

30-H Sugar Division records, 1917-1923, 1942.

Note

See also 46-H; 48-H, Alphabetical file, Great Britain, USFA, Correspondence, George Jackson (Royal Commission on the Sugar Supply)
Box/Folder: 69

Chief of Division George M. Rolph, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 69 : 16-18

Correspondence, memoranda, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 69 : 1-5

Correspondence, memoranda, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 70 : 6

Brief Preliminary Report; periods August 1917 to May, 1918, 25 June 1918

Box/Folder: 70 : 7-19

Office correspondence, reports, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 70 : 20-21

Agreements, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 70 : 1

Report of the Committee on Cane Syrup and Molasses to the Honorable Herbert Hoover, 1918

Box/Folder: 71 : 2

International Sugar Committee, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 71 : 3-10

Regulations and Conservation Measures, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 71 : 11-15

Statistics, 1915-1918

Box/Folder: 71 : 16-18

Charts and maps, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 71 : 1

Confidential Report to Herbert Hoover, Outline Statement on Sugar Situation, July-September 1918

Box/Folder: 72

Correspondence with sugar brokers, 1917-1918, 1923

Box/Folder: 72 : 2-4

The A. H. Lamborn Co., 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 72 : 5

The American Sugar Refining Company, Earl D. Babst, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 72 : 6-7

Federal Sugar Refining Company, Claus A. Spreckels and Frank A. Lowry, 1917-1918, 1923

Box/Folder: 72 : 8

Revere Sugar Refinery, Dwight P. Thomas, 1917

Box/Folder: 72

Reports, 1917-1918, 1942

Box/Folder: 72 : 9

The Sugar Situation, by A. L. Mathews, Vice-President, J. G. White Management Corporation, 1917

Box/Folder: 72 : 10

Sugar, Policies and Plan of Operation, by Charles Merz, May 1918

 

Sugar Investigation.

Note

See Alphabetical file, Sugar, Sugar Shortage Investigation
Box/Folder: 72 : 11

Control of the Sugar Market during World War I, by Enoch Needham and Stella Stewart, March 1942

Box/Folder: 72 : 12

Sugar Rationing in 1918, by Stella Stewart and Irving Bernstein, January 1942

Box/Folder: 72-73

31-H Transportation Division records, 1917-1919.

Note

See also 36-H
Box/Folder: 72 : 13-18

Edward Chambers, C. E. Spens, F. S. Brooks, C. E. Bell, and P. W. Davis, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 72 : 19

Bartlett Frazier, 1918

Box/Folder: 73 : 1

Regulations, 1981-1919

Box/Folder: 73

32-H Heads of Departments records, 1917-1919.

Note

See also 10-H, Alphabetical file, Personnel, Salaries
Box/Folder: 73 : 2-7

Major James Miles, Office Manager, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 73 : 8

Captain J. F. Lucey, memoranda "All Departments," 1917

Box/Folder: 73 : 9-11

Clinton R. Whitney, Chief clerk, office memoranda, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 73 : 12

Frederick P. Champ, Messenger and Office Service Section and automobiles, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 73 : 13

H. M. Brown, travel and transportation of personnel, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 73 : 14-15

Douglas Kellogg, W. E. Groome, Telegraph Division, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 73 : 16

Telephone Division, 1918

Box/Folder: 73 : 17

Liberty Loan Committee, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 73-74

33-H Labor and Consumers' Interests Division records, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 73 : 18-20

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 73 : 21

The Bread Problem in the Food Administration, report to Samuel Gompers, President of American Federation of Labor, March 1918

Box/Folder: 73 : 22

The Bread Problem and the Consumer, report by the Consumers' Committee, 17 October 1917

Box/Folder: 73 : 23

Flour at $5.75 through a Federal Subsidy, report by Ellis, Le Clerc, and Surface, 1918

Box/Folder: 74 : 1

American Federation of Labor, Samuel Gompers, 1918

Box/Folder: 74 : 2

War Labor Policies Board, M. B. Hammond, Felix Frankfurter, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 74

34-H Dairy Division records, 1917

Box/Folder: 74 : 3

George E. Haskell, Director, 1917.

Note

See also 35-H
Box/Folder: 74 : 4

Confidential Documents on Milk Situation When Handled by Mark L. Requa, report by H. L. Gutterson, 1917

Box/Folder: 74

35-H Perishable Food Division records, 1917-1922

Box/Folder: 74 : 5-8

G. Harold Powell, Director, 1917-1922

Box/Folder: 74 : 9

Dairy and Poultry Coordination and Policy Board, minutes of meetings, 16 October - 13 November 1918

Box/Folder: 74 : 10

Fish, Fruit, and Vegetable Coordination and Policy Board, minutes of meeting, 31 October 1918

Box/Folder: 74 : 11

Perishables, Policies and Plan of Operation, April 1918

Box/Folder: 74 : 12

H. J. Eustace, correspondence, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 74 : 13-16

Cold storage [transferred to Meat Division (15-H) in October 1918], 1917-1920.

Note

See also boxes 31 and 478
Box/Folder: 74 : 17-18

Dairy production, reports, 1918

Box/Folder: 75 : 1

The Dairy and the World Food Problem, address by Herbert Hoover at the National Milk and Dairy Farm Exposition, New York City, May 23, 1918

Box/Folder: 75 : 2

Weekly reports on dairy products, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 75 : 3-4

Rules and regulations, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 75 : 5-8

Milk prices limitation, Judge William E. Lamb, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 75 : 9

The Production, Distribution and Food Value of Milk, Report to Herbert C. Hoover by the Milk Committee, 1918

Box/Folder: 75 : 10

Report on organization and operation of the Milk Producers Association, Chicago district, 1917

Box/Folder: 75 : 11-12

Condensed milk, regulations and reports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 75 : 13-17

War Trade Board, Bureau of Research, Fishing industry, correspondents and reports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 75 : 18-19

Kenneth Fowler, fisheries regulations and reports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 76 : 1-3

Lou D. Sweet, potato campaign, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 76 : 4

W. F. Priebe, poultry and eggs, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 76 : 5

Dean H. L. Russell, agricultural activities, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 76

36-H Marine Transportation Division records, 1918-1919, 1935

Box/Folder: 76 : 6-8

Prentiss N. Gray, memoranda, correspondence, 1918-1919, 1935

Box/Folder: 76 : 9

Anglo-Norwegian Shipping Agency, Inc., 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 76 : 10-12

J. D. Fletcher, correspondence, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 76 : 13

Coffee transportation, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 76 : 14-15

Birt & Co., Ltd., Sydney, correspondence, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 76

37-H License Division of Law Department records, 1917-1918, 1941.

Note

See also 40-H
Box/Folder: 76 : 16

William B. Owens, Director, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 77-78

General and Special License Regulations arranged by subject, nos. I-XXVII, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 79 : 1

General and Special License Regulations arranged by subject, nos. I-XXVII, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 79 : 2

Interpretations and rulings, 1917

Box/Folder: 79 : 3-7

Special rules and regulations, 1917-18

Box/Folder: 79 : 8-9

Special License Regulations, nos. III-XXV, 1918

Box/Folder: 79 : 10

Memoranda, 1918

Box/Folder: 79 : 11

Applications for license, forms, and instructions, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 79 : 12

Importance of Powers to License Industry as an Aid to Price Control, by Stella Stewart, September 1941

Box/Folder: 79

38-H Cottonseed Industry Division records, 1917-1920.

Note

See also 42-H
Box/Folder: 79 : 13

George H. Denny, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 79 : 14

Hugh Humphreys, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 79 : 15

S. J. Cassels and T. F. Justiss, 1918-1920

Box/Folder: 79 : 16

Correspondence, 1918-1920

Box/Folder: 79 : 17

Memoranda, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 79 : 18

Statistical reports, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 79 : 19

Press releases, 1918

Box/Folder: 80 : 1-2

Special licenses, rules, and regulations, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 80

39-H Chemicals, Sisal, and Jute Division records (also known as Collateral Commodities Division, established 14 May 1918), 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 80 : 3-5

Charles W. Merrill, R. E. Cranston, Henry Wolfer and W. H. Campbell, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 80 : 6-7

Ammonia production, regulations, and reports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 80 : 8

Inter-Department Ammonia Committee, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 80 : 9-10

Conferences on ammonia, arsenic, ice, and soft corn alcohol, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 80 : 11

Inter-Department Glycerin Committee, 1918

Box/Folder: 80 : 12

Coordination and Policy Board, minutes of meetings, 1918

Box/Folder: 80 : 13-15

Sisal, jute, and binder twine, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 80-81

40-H License Reports Division records, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 80 : 16

William E. Kellicott, Director, 1917-1918.

Note

Includes lists of Total Licenses by States and Commodities Divisions
Box/Folder: 80 : 17-19

Reports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 81 : 1-2

Reports, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 81

41-H Garbage (Waste) Utilization Department records, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 81 : 3-4

Irvin S. Osborn, F.C. Bamman, correspondence, reports, and charts, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 81

42-H Fats and Oils Division records, 1917-1919.

Note

See also 58-H
Box/Folder: 81 : 5-6

B. E. Reuter, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 81 : 7

Regulations, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 81

43-H Hotels and Restaurants Division records, 1917-1919,

Note

1941
Box/Folder: 81 : 8-10

John M. Bowman, Director, and W. A. McKenzie, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 81 : 11-12

Executive Assistant Albert S. Crockett, correspondence, reports, and memoranda, 1917-1918,

Note

1941
Box/Folder: 81 : 13-14

Hotel, Restaurant, Dining Car, and Steamship Division, history by Albert Stevens Crockett, December, 1917

Box/Folder: 82 : 1

Paul B. Boden, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 82 : 2

General reports on hotel restaurants in Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Norfolk, Charleston, Savannah, and Richmond, 1917, by John P. Sterling

Box/Folder: 82 : 3

Steamship Department, Edward R. Grabow, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 82 : 4-5

Regulations, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 82-86

44-H Enforcement Division records, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 82 : 6-7

William D. Eaton, 1919-1920

Box/Folder: 82 : 8

Alan Fox, 1919

Box/Folder: 82 : 9-13

Roland W. Boyden, Director, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 82 : 14

First Criminal Prosecution Under Food Act, memoranda to All Federal Food Administrators, 27 September, 1918

Box/Folder: 83 : 1-3

Chief of Investigating Department Lawrence Richey, reports, 1919-1920.

Note

Includes regulations, printed matter, and uniform emblems and pins
Box/Folder: 83

Investigations, cases, penalties, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 83 : 4

Baltimore Pearl Hominy Company, 1918-1920

Box/Folder: 83

Beans, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 83 : 5

Roland W. Boyden's preliminary report, circa 1918

Box/Folder: 83 : 6

Benjamin Moritz's report, 1919

Box/Folder: 83 : 7

Testimony of K. P. Kimball and B. Gerks, 1919

Box/Folder: 83 : 8

Relationship between the Michigan Bean Co. of Port Huron, Michigan, its General Manager A. L. Chamberlain, and the Grain Corporation of New York, by A. L. Chamberlain, 1919

Box/Folder: 83 : 9

The Kimball-Martindale Co. transactions, 1919

Box/Folder: 83 : 10

Penal laws of the United States, circa 1919

Box/Folder: 83 : 11

"Alan Fox's Memorandum for Mr. Barnes, re Mr. Hoar," 22 March 1919

Box/Folder: 83 : 12

Approved Statement of Conclusions of California Representatives, 14 February 1919

Box/Folder: 83 : 13

Diary of Work on Bean Investigation, 1919

Box/Folder: 83 : 14

Conference, 30 January 1919

Box/Folder: 83 : 15-18

Correspondence, statements, and reports, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 83 : 19

Kutner matters, Alan Fox file on Kutner, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 84 : 1

Kutner Cables to and from the Orient, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 84 : 2-4

Kutner contracts; valuable evidence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 84 : 5

Western Import Co., Mr. Barnes' file, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 84 : 6

Memorandum on cancellation of Kutner contracts, 1919

Box/Folder: 84 : 7-8

Investigative papers of Kutner contracts, 1918

Box/Folder: 84 : 9-10

Lewis E. Sands, Sands' evidence report on L. E. Sands Co. and Bean Storage Corporation, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 84 : 11

Relations, Sands and Kutner, 1918

Box/Folder: 84 : 12

W. A. Jackson report, 1919

Box/Folder: 84 : 13-14

L. Richey's papers brought back from Albion, New York, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 84

Report of Investigation of Bean Transactions of Grain Corporation, 25 April 1919

Box/Folder: 84 : 15

Part I General Resume

Box/Folder: 84 : 16

Part II Eutner

Box/Folder: 85 : 1

Part III Sands

Box/Folder: 85 : 2

Part IV Moritz

Box/Folder: 85 : 3

Transmittal letters, 1919

Box/Folder: 85 : 4

Report of H. Ruple on Profits Received by the Lewis E. Sands Company on Sales to the Grain Corporation, 24 April 1919

Box/Folder: 85 : 5

Percent of Jobbing Profits of a Michigan Bean and Grain Jobber for the Year Ending, 1916

Box/Folder: 85 : 6-15

Testimony of Lewis E. Sands, Ben Gerks, Kenneth P. Kimball, Carl P. Buckland, Benjamin Moritz, Abe L. Kutner and others, New York, 6 February - 11 March 1919

Box/Folder: 86 : 1

Coffee, G. W. Lawrence, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 86 : 2

Globe Grain and Milling Company, 1919

Box/Folder: 86 : 3

Miscellaneous cases, 1918

Box/Folder: 86 : 4

North Packing and Provision Company, Somerville, Massachusetts, 1919

Box/Folder: 86 : 5

Porto Rico case [Padilla against Albert E. Lee, the Food Administrator of the state], 1918

Box/Folder: 86 : 6

Rejection cases, suggested procedures, 1918

Box/Folder: 86 : 7

Saginaw Milling Company, 1920

Box/Folder: 86 : 8

Topeka Flour Mills, 1919

Box/Folder: 86 : 9

Letters of appreciation, Roland W. Boyden, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 86 : 10-11

Alfred Brandeis and John C. Miller, Milling Division, correspondence, statements, and reports, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 86 : 12

New Cereal Division-Relations between Enforcement Division and Federal Food Administrators, memorandum, 29 July 1918

Box/Folder: 86 : 13

Official Statement of the U.S. Food Administration, 6 June 1918

Box/Folder: 86

45-H Ray Lyman Wilbur, Chief of Food Conservation files, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 86 : 14-15

Columbia University lectures on Food Administration, 1918

Box/Folder: 86

Correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 86 : 16-18

General A-Z, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 86 : 19-22

California A-Z, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 87 : 1

Everett Colby, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 87 : 2

Everett W. Smith, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 87 : 3

Edith Guerrier, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 87 : 4

Lily C. McFadden, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 87 : 5-9

Inter-office, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 87 : 10

Address at the Palace Hotel, San Francisco, 22 November 1918

Box/Folder: 87

46-H Sugar and Flour Distribution records, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 87 : 11

George A. Zabriskie, President of Sugar Equalization Board, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 87

47-H Commercial Baking Division records, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 87 : 12-13

Bread, baking, and bakers, 1917-1918.

Note

See also Alphabetical file, Federal Trade Commission and 10-H
Box/Folder: 87 : 14

Duncan McDuffie, Director, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 87 : 15

Report on the Commercial Baking Problem, November 1917

Box/Folder: 87 : 16

Report of the Federal Trade Commission on Bakery Business in the United States, November 1917

Box/Folder: 87 : 17

Preliminary Report on Bread Investigation, 29 September 1917

Box/Folder: 87 : 18

A. I. Esberg, Director, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 88 : 1-2

Benjamin R. Jacobs, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 88 : 3

General Considerations Relating to the Importance of the Bread Ration in the Diet of the People, the Conservation of Bread Grains, and Prevention of Waste in the same, report, 15 June 1927

Box/Folder: 88 : 4-6

Regulations, 1917-1919

 

Tariff Commission, Commission of Inquiry into the Milling Division, 1918.

Note

See Alphabetical file; Tariff Commission
Box/Folder: 88

48-H Sugar Equalization Board records, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 88 : 7

Memorandum on H. Hoover's views as to steps to be taken with regard to sugar control "during the next few months," 5 July 1918

Box/Folder: 88-203,300-315, 420

Alphabetical file, 1901-1928, 1940-1942,

Note

See also boxes 300-315, 420
Box/Folder: 88 : 8-16

A correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 89 : 1-4

A correspondence, 1917-1919 (contd.)

 

Accounting. See 19-H

 

Ackerly, Dana T. See 21-H

 

Advertising. See 12-H

Box/Folder: : 5-7

Africa, exports and imports, 1918

Box/Folder: 89

Agricultural Advisory Committee, 1918-1920

Box/Folder: 89-90 : 8-11

Chairman, Governor Henry C. Stuart, 1918-1920

Box/Folder: 89

First Meeting, 28 March - 3 April 1918

Box/Folder: 89 : 12

Reports, recommendations, and statements from the Food Administration

Box/Folder: 89 : 13

Rules of procedures

Box/Folder: 89 : 1-2

Rules of procedures (contd.)

Box/Folder: 90 : 3-5

Stenographic reports

Box/Folder: 90 : 6

Minutes, 30 March 1918

Box/Folder: 90

Second Meeting, 27 June - 2 July 1918

Box/Folder: 90 : 7

Stenographic reports

Box/Folder: 90 : 8

Abstracts of fourth and fifth days

Box/Folder: 90 : 9

Resolutions and reports of Sub-Committees

Box/Folder: 90 : 10

Report of Discussions on the Licensing and Elimination Program for Agricultural Implements

Box/Folder: 90 : 11

Report of Commission of Inquiry into the Milling Division, June 1918

Box/Folder: 90

Third Meeting, 5-8 August 1918

Box/Folder: 90 : 12

Minutes

Box/Folder: 90 : 13

Resolutions, reports of sub-committees

Box/Folder: 90 : 14

Persons appearing before the Agricultural Advisory Committee, report, 1918

Box/Folder: 90 : 15

Livestock Committee, 3 April - 26 October 1918

Box/Folder: 90 : 16

Meat Policies Committee, 3-29 May 1918

Box/Folder: 90 : 17

Press notices, 1918

Box/Folder: 90

Agricultural implements, 1918.

Note

See Farm machinery
 

Agricultural labor.

Note

See Labor; see also 33-H
Box/Folder: 90 : 19

Agricultural pests, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 90 : 20

Agriculture, 1918.

Note

Includes "Graphic Summary of American Agriculture," from Yearbook of Department of Agriculture for 1915, by Middleton Smith.
Box/Folder: 90

Agriculture Department, 1917-1922

Box/Folder: 90-93 : 1-12

David F. Houston, United States Secretary of Agriculture, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 91 : 13

Annual Report of the Secretary of Agriculture, 1918

Box/Folder: 91 : 14-15

Carl L. Alsberg, Chief of the Bureau of Chemistry, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 91 : 1-2

Floyd R. Harrison, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 92 : 3

Raymond A. Pearson, Assistant Secretary, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 92 : 4-5

Correspondence A-Z, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 92 : 6

Reports, 1917-1922

Box/Folder: 92 : 7

Agricultural Production for 1918, report, 1918

Box/Folder: 92 : 8

Agricultural Situation for 1918, statements, parts I-XI, 1918

Box/Folder: 92 : 9-12

Crop Estimates Bureau monthly crop report, January 1917 - February 1919

Box/Folder: 92

Markets Bureau, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 92 : 13-15

Charles J. Brand, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 92 : 1-3

Food Survey, vol. I-II, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 93 : 4-5

War Emergency Food Survey, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 93 : 6

Rules and Regulations...under the Food Products Inspection Law of August 10, 1917

Box/Folder: 93 : 7

Agriculture Department and Food Administration Monthly Survey as of 1 October 1918, by the Central Bureau of Planning and Statistics, War Industries Board

Box/Folder: 93

Alaska.

Note

See 6-H
Box/Folder: : 8

Alcohol, 1917-1918.

Note

See also 11-H; 29-H
Box/Folder: 93

Alcoholic beverages.

Note

See Beer and liquor; Canada, Grain used in alcoholic beverages; Grain used in brewing; War Prohibition
 

Alfalfa meal.

Note

See Feeding stuffs
 

Algeria.

Note

See Africa
Box/Folder: : 9

Alien enemies, 1917-1918.

Note

See also Internment camps, Noncombatants
Box/Folder: 93 : 10

Alien Property Custodian, 1918.

Note

See also Alien enemies, World Trade Board Enemy Trade Bureau
Box/Folder: 93

Alimentation.

Note

See 11-H
 

Allen, Ben S.

Note

See 12-H (Books, Pamphlets, Reports)
 

Allen, Lloyd.

Note

See 12-H
 

Allen, Mrs. Lloyd (Alice).

Note

See 12-H
 

Allied Food Council.

Note

See Inter-Allied Food Council in International Food Controls File
 

Allied Maritime Transport Council.

Note

See International Food Controls File
 

Allied Provisions Export Commission (APEC), 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 93 : 11

Minutes of meetings, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 93 : 12-14

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 93 : 1

Index to British Ministry of Food cables, 1917-1918.

Note

See also 22-H
Box/Folder: 94 : 2

Allies, 1918

Box/Folder: 94

Alsberg, Carl L.

Note

See Agricultural Department
Box/Folder: : 3

American Agricultural Commission, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 94

American Expeditionary Forces (AEF).

Note

See Food parcels for soldiers, France-Sales of merchandise to Allied troops, Rations, Spain-War supplies, United States Army
 

American Federation of Labor, Samuel Gompers, President.

Note

See 33-H
Box/Folder: : 4

American Food Journal, 1917

Box/Folder: 94

American Red Cross, 1917-1918.

Note

See also Italy, Reports
Box/Folder: 94 : 5-7

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 94 : 8

Chairman Henry P. Davison, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 94

Ammonia.

Note

See 11-H; 39-H; Exports, Ammonia and ammonia sulphate.
Box/Folder: : 9

Amsden, Donna H., correspondence regarding Sugar Board and materials at Stanford Library, 1919-1920

Box/Folder: 94 : 10

Anonymous letters, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 94

Argentina, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 94 : 11

Agriculture, crops, and stocks, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 94 : 12

Correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 94 : 13-14

Exports and imports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 94 : 15

Labor troubles, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 94 : 16

Livestock and meat, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 94 : 17

Official Bulletin "Tree Luxburg Telegrams Only Withheld", December 21, 1917

Box/Folder: 94 : 18

Purchase of wheat crop by France and Great Britain, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 94

Armour and Company.

Note

See 15-H; Great Britain, Food Administration, Armour and Co.
 

Army camps.

Note

See Camps and cantonments
 

Army rations.

Note

See Rations, Army
 

Arnold, H. G.

Note

See 19-H
 

Arsenic.

Note

See Agricultural pests; 39-H
Box/Folder: : 19

Atkins, Kroll & Co., 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 94 : 20

Austin, Mary, National Arts Club, New York City, 1917

Box/Folder: 94

Australia, 1914-1919.

Note

See also New Zealand; Tasmania
Box/Folder: 94 : 21

Agriculture, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 94 : 1

Exports and imports, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 95 : 2-4

Legislation, 1914-1919

Box/Folder: 95 : 5

Prices and price-fixing, 1914-1918

Box/Folder: 95

Austria-Hungary, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 95 : 6-7

Crops, Stocks, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 95

Food Ministry, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 95 : 8

Dairy products, eggs, fats, and oils, 1918

Box/Folder: 95 : 9

Fruits and vegetables, 1918

Box/Folder: 95 : 10

Grain, flour, bread, and potatoes, 1918

Box/Folder: 95 : 11

Livestock and meat, 1918

Box/Folder: 95 : 12

Prices, 1918

Box/Folder: 95 : 13

Rations, 1918

Box/Folder: 95 : 14

Regulations, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 95 : 15

Requisitioning and sugar, 1918

Box/Folder: 95 : 16

Aviation acts, 1917.

Note

See also War legislation
Box/Folder: 95 : 17-18

B correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 95 : 1-12

B correspondence, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 96

Babst, Earl D.

Note

See 30-H; 48-H; Sugar
 

Bagg, Ether Mather.

Note

See 5-H
 

Bags.

Note

See Containers
 

Bahamas Islands.

Note

See British West Indies
 

Bailey, Thomas A., The Policy of the United States Toward Neutrals.

Note

See Neutrals
 

Baker, Newton D.

Note

See War Department
 

Baldwin, Roger S.

Note

See 5-H
 

Balfour Mission.

Note

See State Department, Personnel of Foreign Missions
Box/Folder: : 13

Balkan States, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 96

Baltic States.

Note

See Russia
 

Bamford, Frank S.

Note

See 10-H
 

Bamman, F.C.

Note

See 41-H
Box/Folder: : 14

Bananas and banana flour, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 96

Barbados.

Note

See British West Indies
 

Barley.

Note

See Grain; Barley
 

Barnard, Harry E.

Note

See 6-H; Indiana
 

Barnes, Cecil.

Note

See 6-H
 

Barnes, Julius.

Note

See Grain Corporation Files, Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence
 

Barrington, Lewis.

Note

See 4-H
 

Bartlett Frazier, reports.

Note

See 31-H
 

Baruch, Bernard M.

Note

See War Industries Board
 

Bathurst, Sir Charles (Lord Bledisloe).

Note

See Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence; Great Britain, British War Mission
 

Beale, Sir John Field.

Note

See Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence.
 

Bean investigation.

Note

See New York; 6-H; 44-H
 

Beans and peas.

Note

See Soya beans; Vegetables-Beans and peas; 18-H; 21-H
Box/Folder: 96 : 15

Beer and liquor, correspondence, 1917-1918.

Note

See also Alcohol; Brewing; Malt
Box/Folder: 97 : 1-8

Beer and liquor, correspondence, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 97 : 9-10

Belgium, 1917-1919.

Note

See also Commission for Relief in Belgium
 

Bell, C. E. See 31-H

 

Bell, James F. See 48-H; Milling Division File

 

Bentley, C. H. See 18-H

 

Bermuda. See West Indies, British

 

Bernhardt, Joshua. See 17-H; 48-H

 

Bernstein, Irving. See 15-H; 21-H; 30-H

 

Bestor, A. E. See 5-H

Box/Folder: 97 : 11

Beverages, 1917-1919.

Note

See also Beer and liquor; Coffee
 

Bevier, Isabel. See 5-H

Box/Folder: 97 : 12-14

Bibliographies on food and food questions, 1915-1918

 

Bicarbonate of soda. See Soda ash, etc.

 

Binder twine. See Sisal

 

Bledisloe, Lord (Sir Charles Bathurst). See Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence

Box/Folder: 98 : 1-2

Blockade and censorship, 1917-1919.

Note

See also War Trade Board (WTB)
Box/Folder: 98 : 3

Blood albumen, 1918

 

Boden, P. B. See 43-H

Box/Folder: 98 : 4

Bolivia, exports and imports, 1918

Box/Folder: 98 : 5

Bone black, 1918

 

Boret, Victor. See France, Food Administration, Reports 56-57; France, Food Ministry

Box/Folder: 98

Bowman John M. See 43-H

Box/Folder: : 6

Boy Scouts of America, 1917-1918

 

Boyden, R. W. See 44-H

 

Brand, Charles J. See Agriculture Department

 

Brandeis, Alfred. See 44-H

Box/Folder: 98 : 7

Brazil, exports and imports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 98 : 8

Brazil, prices, 1918

 

Bread and baking. See 26-H; 33-H; 47-H; Grain-Wheat

Box/Folder: 98 : 9

Bread-returned to bakers, stale, 1917

 

Bread subsidy. See 33-H

Box/Folder: 98 : 10-12

Brewing, 1917-1919.

Note

See also Beer and liquor; Grain used in brewing
 

British.

Note

See Great Britain
 

Brooke, Captain.

Note

See Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence
 

Brookings, Robert S.

Note

See War Industries Board, Price Fixing Committee
 

Brooks, F. S.

Note

See 31-H
 

Brown, E. C.

Note

See 44-H
 

Brown, Everett S.

Note

See 12-H
 

Brown, H. M.

Note

See 32-H
 

Buckland, Carl P.

Note

See 44-H
Box/Folder: 98 : 13

Budgets, 1917

 

Building Plans.

Note

See 10-H
Box/Folder: : 14

Bulgaria, 1918

Box/Folder: 98

Bundy, H. H.

Note

See 14-H
 

Bunkering.

Note

See War Trade Board (WTB), Regulations, Bunkering
 

Burch. D. S.

Note

See 12-H, Farm Journals Section
 

Burden, Henry.

Note

See 18-H
 

Burlap.

Note

See Containers; Sisal
Box/Folder: 98 : 15-20

C correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 99 : 1-12

C correspondence, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 99 : 13

Cacao, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 99 : 14

Cafeteria, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 99 : 1

Calcium Carbide, 1918

Box/Folder: 100

Campbell, W. H. See 39-H

Box/Folder: : 2

Camphor, 1918

Box/Folder: 100 : 3

Camps and cantonments, 1917-1919.

Note

See also Waste
Box/Folder: 100

Canada, 1917-1920.

Note

See also 25-H
Box/Folder: 100-101 : 4

General, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 100 : 5

Agriculture, crops, etc., 1918

Box/Folder: 100 : 6

Agriculture Department, Production and Thrift,

Box/Folder: 100

Agricultural War Book, 1916

Box/Folder: : 7-8

Bureau of Statistics, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 100

Clothing.

Note

See American Red Cross
Box/Folder: : 9

Cost of living, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 100 : 10-11

Cost of bread production, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 100 : 12

Exports and imports, 1916-1919

Box/Folder: 100

Food Board, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 100 : 13

Dairy products, 1918

Box/Folder: 100 : 14

Education Division, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 100 : 15

Fruit, vegetables, 1918

Box/Folder: 100 : 16-18

Grain, flour, bread (baking and milling), 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 100 : 1

Hotels and restaurants, 1918

Box/Folder: 101 : 2

Information Division, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 101 : 3

Meat and livestock, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 101 : 4

Prices, 1917

Box/Folder: 101 : 5-11

Rules and regulations, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 101 : 12

Sugar, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 101 : 13-15

Food in storage, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 101 : 16

Grain used in alcoholic beverages, 1917

 

Canary Islands onions.

Note

See Vegetables, onions
Box/Folder: 101 : 17

Candy, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 101 : 18-20

Canned goods, 1917-1919.

Note

See also Federal Trade Commission (FTC), Food investigation, Report on canned foods, Canned salmon
Box/Folder: 101 : 1

Canning and drying, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 102 : 2

Capper, Arthur, Governor of Kansas, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 102 : 3

Carbide, 1918

Box/Folder: 102

Carry, E. F.

Note

See Shipping Board
Box/Folder: 102 : 4-7

Cartoons, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 102 : 8

Cash and carry, 1918

Box/Folder: 102 : 9

Casings conference, 1918

Box/Folder: 102

Cassels, S. J.

Note

See 38-H
 

Cassova.

Note

See Food substitutes, Statistical Bulletin 800
Box/Folder: : 10

Castor oil, 1918-1920.

Note

See also Brazil
Box/Folder: 102

Caustic soda.

Note

See Soda ash, etc.; Exports, Potash
 

Censorship.

Note

See Blockade
Box/Folder: 102 : 11

Central America, 1918.

Note

See also Costa Rica; Guatemala; Honduras; Honduras, British; Nicaragua; Panama; World Trade Board Research Bureau, Rationing, Latin America
Box/Folder: 102 : 12

Central Bureau of Planning and Statistics, Weekly Statistical News, no. 12, 27 November 1918

 

Chadbourne, W. A.

Note

See World Trade Board, Foreign agents
Box/Folder: : 13

Chain stores, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 102 : 14-16

Chamber of Commerce of the U.S.A., 1917-1921

 

Chamberlain, A.L.

Note

See 44-H
 

Chambers, Edward.

Note

See 31-H, Railroad Administration
 

Champ, Frederick P.

Note

See 32-H
Box/Folder: 102 : 17

Charcoal, 1917

Box/Folder: 102 : 18

Charts, graphs, and maps, 1917-1918

 

Chase, Stephen.

Note

See 15-H; 17-H
 

Cheese.

Note

See Dairy products; 34-H; 35-H
Box/Folder: 102 : 19-21

Chemical Alliance, Committee on Fertilizers, 1918

Box/Folder: 102 : 22

Chemicals and drugs, 1917-1918.

Note

See also Dyes; Exports-Chemicals and Drugs; Fertilizers; 39-H; Germany-Dyes; Iodine Combination
 

Chewing gum.

Note

See C correspondence
Box/Folder: 102 : 23

Chicago Board of Trade, 1917-1919.

Note

See also Grain exchanges
Box/Folder: 103 : 1

Chicory, 1918

 

Child, Huntley.

Note

See Bread and baking; 21-H; 47-H
Box/Folder: 103 : 2

Children, Nutrition of, Policy of Food Administration, 1918

Box/Folder: 103 : 3

Childs restaurants, 1918.

Note

See also 43-H
Box/Folder: 103 : 4-5

Chile, nitrate industry, 1918-1919.

Note

See also Grain, Chile (Flour shipments), Nitrate industry, Iodine Combination
Box/Folder: 103 : 6-8

China, 1917-1919.

Note

See also Labor, Chinese, Manchuria
Box/Folder: 103 : 9

Civil Service, 1917.

Note

See also 2-H
 

Clarkson, Grosvenor B.

Note

See Council of National Defense
 

Clothing.

Note

See C correspondence
 

Clow, Kent S.

Note

See 6-H
 

Clynes, J. R.

Note

See Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence
Box/Folder: 103 : 10

Coal, 1917-1919.

Note

See also 20-H
Box/Folder: 103 : 11

Coal tar products, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 103

Cobb, Frank I.

Note

See The World, correspondence
 

Cocoa.

Note

See Beverages
Box/Folder: 103 : 12

Cocoanut (Coconut), 1917

Box/Folder: 103 : 13-16

Coffee, 1917-1919.

Note

See also 21-H; 44-H
 

Coit, Mary.

Note

See 27-H
 

Colby, Everett.

Note

See 45-H
 

Cold Storage.

Note

See 35-H
 

Collins, James H.

Note

See 12-H
Box/Folder: 103 : 17

Colombia, 1917-1918

 

Comfort, Ralph M.

Note

See 10-H
 

Commission Reguladora.

Note

See 39-H (Merrill)
 

Commerce Department, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 103 : 18-19

Correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 104 : 1

Regulations, 1918

Box/Folder: 104 : 2-3

Secretary William C. Redfield, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 104 : 4

Safeguard the Gateways of Alaska; Her Waterways, by E. Lester Jones, 1918

Box/Folder: 104 : 5

Commission for Relief in Belgium, 1917-1919

 

Commission of Inquiry, Report into the Milling Division.

Note

See Milling Division
Box/Folder: 104 : 6

Commission merchants, 1918

 

Commission Permanente Internationale des Contingents.

Note

See Switzerland
Box/Folder: 104

Committee on Public Information, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 104 : 7-8

Correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 104 : 9-10

Publications, 1917-919

 

Community centers.

Note

See C correspondence
Box/Folder: 104 : 11

Community kitchens, 1918

 

Conference of Food Controllers, London.

Note

See International Food Controls File
 

Conger, S. B.

Note

See Denmark; War Trade Board
Box/Folder: 104-106

Congress, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 104-105

House of Representatives, 1917-1920.

Note

See also War legislation
Box/Folder: 104 : 12-15

Correspondence, 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 105 : 1-3

Correspondence, 1917-1920 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 105 : 4-6

Agricultural Committee, Asbury F. Lever, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 105 : 8-9

Resolutions, Bills, and Acts, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 105 : 10

Jouett Shouse, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 105-106

Senate, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 105 : 11-14

Correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 106 : 1-3

Correspondence, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 106 : 4

Agricultural Committee, 1917

Box/Folder: 106 : 5

Bimonthly reports to, on the number of civil employees in the Food Administration, 23 January - 7 July 1919

Box/Folder: 106 : 6

Resolutions, Bills, and Acts, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 106 : 7

Morris Sheppard, 1917-1918

 

Conscription.

Note

See Draft Law
 

Conservation of food.

Note

See 5-H
 

Consumer's Council, London.

Note

See International Food Controls File
Box/Folder: 106 : 8-9

Containers, 1917-1918.

Note

See also Packages
 

Conversion tables.

Note

See Weights and measures
 

Cook, N. J.

Note

See Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence
 

Cooksey, R. C.

Note

See Treasury Department
 

Cooper, F. E.

Note

See The World, correspondence
Box/Folder: 203

Coordination of Purchase.

Note

See 22-H
Box/Folder: : 10

Copper sulphate, 1917

Box/Folder: 106 : 11

Copra, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 106

Corn.

Note

See Grain, Corn
Box/Folder: : 12

Corn Belt Meat Producers Association, 1918

Box/Folder: 106

Cosgrove, J. O. A.

Note

See The World, correspondence
Box/Folder: 106

Cost of living, 1918.

Note

See also Council of National Defense
Box/Folder: 106 : 13

Loaf of bread, 1918

Box/Folder: 106 : 14

Pound of bacon, beef, bread, milk, 1918

Box/Folder: 106 : 15

Costa Rica, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 106 : 16

Cotton and cottonseed products, 1917-1920.

Note

See also 38-H
 

Cotton, J. P.

Note

See 15-H; Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence
 

Council of National Defense, 1917-1921.

Note

See also War Industries Board
Box/Folder: : 17-20

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 106 : 1

Correspondence, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 107 : 2

Minutes of meetings, 1917

Box/Folder: 107 : 3-4

Director Walter S. Gifford, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 107 : 5

Secretary Grosvenor B. Clarkson, 1919

Box/Folder: 107 : 6

Annual reports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 107 : 7

Economy in Retail Service, Commercial Economy Board, 1918

Box/Folder: 107 : 8

Cooperation in medical instruction, 1917

Box/Folder: 107 : 9

Memoranda transmitted to Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, 27 December 1919.

Note

Includes personal letter of Grosvenor Clarkson to Chairman James W. Good, 1920
Box/Folder: 107 : 10-18

Minutes of meetings, 1917-1921

Box/Folder: 107 : 19

Woman's Committee, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 108 : 1-2

Daily Digest of Reconstruction News, 1919

Box/Folder: 108 : 3

No Price-Fixing by Advisory Commission of Council of National Defense, by Dr. Hollis Godfrey, Boston Sunday Post, July 27, 1919

Box/Folder: 108 : 4-12

A Preliminary Draft of a Report on Industrial Readjustment in Relations to the High Cost of Living, 1919

Box/Folder: 108 : 13

Mother Goose in War Time, by the Department of Patriotic Education, 1918

Box/Folder: 108 : 14

Country Unite Plan, by F. R. Carpenter, circa 1918

 

Cover, John H.

Note

See 5-H
 

Craig, A. U.

Note

See 12-H, Negro Press
 

Cranston, R. E.

Note

See 39-H
 

Cravath, Paul.

Note

See Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence
 

Crespi, Silvio.

Note

See Italy.
 

Crockett, A. S.

Note

See 43-H
Box/Folder: 108 : 15

Crop reports, 1917-1918

 

Crosby, O. T.

Note

See Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence, Treasury Department
 

Crosby, S. L.

Note

See Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence
 

Crowder, Maj. Gen. Enoch H.

Note

See War Department
 

Crowell, Frank G.

Note

See Grain Corporation File
Box/Folder: 108 : 16

Cryolite cargoes, 1918

Box/Folder: 108

Cuba, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 108-109 : 17-19

Correspondence, 1917-1919.

Note

Includes reports
Box/Folder: 108 : 1-2

Correspondence, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 109 : 3-11

Representative in Cuba of the Food & Fuel Administration, Trade & Shipping Boards of the United States, Henry H. Morgan, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 109 : 12

Sugar agreement, 1917

 

Cullen, George A.

Note

See 5-H, Cooperating organizations
 

Culver, Wm. B.

Note

See Federal Trade Commission
Box/Folder: 109 : 13

Czechoslovakia, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 109 : 14-15

D correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 109 : 1-6

D correspondence, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 110

Dehydration, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 110 : 7-9

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 110 : 10

Fruits, 1917

Box/Folder: 110 : 11

Vegetables, 1917

Box/Folder: 110 : 12

Meat, 1917

Box/Folder: 110 : 13

Machinery, 1917

Box/Folder: 110

Denmark, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 110 : 14

Correspondence and reports, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 110 : 1-2

Agreements with U.S., 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 111 : 3

Agriculture, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 111 : 4

Summary of Conger's Report on Food Situation, 1917

Box/Folder: 111 : 5-6

Economic and political conditions, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 111 : 7

Exports and imports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 111

Food Administration, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 111 : 8-9

Reports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 111 : 10

Bread and grains, 1917

Box/Folder: 111 : 11

Fats and oils, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 111 : 12

Feeding staff, 1917

Box/Folder: 111 : 13

Meat and Livestock, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 111 : 14

Prices, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 111 : 15

Rations, 1918

Box/Folder: 111 : 16

Food from Ukraine, 1918

Box/Folder: 111 : 17

Imports from U.S., 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 111 : 1

Tonnage negotiations, 1918

Box/Folder: 112 : 2-4

Trade with Germany, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 112 : 5-8

Dietary, correspondence, reports, survey, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 112 : 9

"A Dietary for Miners," by S.N. Brockunier, Engineering and Mining Journal, 1918

Box/Folder: 112 : 10

"Dollar-a-Year-Men," 1920

Box/Folder: 112 : 11-15

Draft Act, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 112 : 16

Dye makers, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 112 : 17-18

E correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 112 : 1-2

E correspondence, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 113

East Indies, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 113 : 3

British, 1918.

Note

See also Pacific Islands
Box/Folder: 113 : 4

Dutch, 1917-1918.

Note

See also Netherlands; Pacific Islands
Box/Folder: 113 : 5

Eaton, Wm. D.

Note

See 44-H
 

Economic cooperation after peace.

Note

See Germany, Post war trade and reconstruction
Box/Folder: 113 : 6

Ecuador, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 113 : 7-8

Edgar, William C., 1917-1919

 

Edwards, J. D.

Note

See 15-H; 35-H; 42-H
Box/Folder: 113 : 9

Efficiency Bureau, 1918

Box/Folder: 113 : 10

Eggs, 1917-1918

 

Ekengran, W. A. F.

Note

See Sweden
Box/Folder: 113 : 11

Eldred, Wilfred, The Wheat and Flour Trade Under Food Administration Control; 1917-1918, 1918

 

Elliot, Captain F. B.

Note

See Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence
 

Elliot, Wm.

Note

See 6-H, South Carolina; 38-H
 

Ellis, T. A.

Note

See 12-H
 

Eltzbacher, Paul.

Note

See Germany, Food Ministry
 

Employment Service.

Note

See Labor Department
 

Enemy aliens.

Note

See Alien enemies
 

Enemy trade.

Note

See Germany, Exports and imports; War Trade Board, Enemy Trade Bureau.
 

Enforcement Division.

Note

See 44-H
 

Esberg, A. I.

Note

See 47-H
 

Eustace, H. J.

Note

See 35-H
 

Evans, S. F.

Note

See 44-H
 

Everts, Katherine Jewell.

Note

See E Correspondence
 

Exemption.

Note

See Draft Law
Box/Folder: 113-118

Exports, 1908-1920

Box/Folder: 113 : 12

Africa, 1918

Box/Folder: 113 : 13

Ammonia and ammonia sulphate, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 113 : 14

Beer and liquors, 1916

Box/Folder: 113 : 15

Beverages, 1918

Box/Folder: 113 : 16

Blasting caps, 1917

 

Breadstuffs.

Note

See Exports-Grain
Box/Folder: 113 : 17

Candles and stearin, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 113 : 18

Carbolic acid, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 113 : 19

Caustic potash, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 113 : 20-21

Caustic soda, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 113 : 22

Cereals, circa 1917.

Note

See also Exports-Grain
Box/Folder: 113 : 23

Chemicals and drugs, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 113 : 24

Chrome, 1918

Box/Folder: 114 : 1

Containers, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 114 : 2

Copper, 1917

Box/Folder: 114 : 3

Copra, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 114 : 4

Cotton, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 114 : 5-6

Cyanide, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 114

Dairy products, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 114 : 7

General, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 114 : 8

Butter, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 114 : 9

Cheese, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 114 : 10

Milk, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 114 : 11

Dyes, 1918

Box/Folder: 114 : 12

Explosives, 1918

Box/Folder: 114

Fats and oils, 1911-1919

Box/Folder: 114 : 13

General, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 114 : 14-19

Animal, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 114 : 20

Oleomargarine, 1918

Box/Folder: 115 : 1

Oleo oil, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 115 : 2-6

Vegetable, 1916-1919

Box/Folder: 115

Feeding stuffs, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 115 : 7

General, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 115 : 8

Hay, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 115 : 9

Mill feed, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 115 : 10

Oil cakes, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 115 : 11

Fertilizers, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 115 : 12-13

Fish, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 115 : 14

Flax and flaxseed, 1917

Box/Folder: 115 : 15-17

Food and feeding stuffs, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 115 : 18

Food values, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 115 : 19

Fruits, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 115 : 20

Glucose, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 115 : 21

Glycerin, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 116

Grain, 1908-1920

Box/Folder: 116 : 1

General, 1908-1920

Box/Folder: 116 : 2

Barley, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 3

Corn and cornmeal, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 4

Oats, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 5

Rice, 1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 6

Rye, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 7

Wheat and flour, 1916-1920

Box/Folder: 116 : 8

Iron and steel, 1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 9

Leather, hides, and shoes, 1917

Box/Folder: 116 : 10

Livestock, 1913-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 11

Malt, 1918

Box/Folder: 116

Meat, 1912-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 12

General, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 13

Pork and pork products, 1912-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 14

Beef, 1912-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 15

Mutton, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 16

Mercury, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 17

Molasses and syrup, 1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 18

Nets, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 19

Neutrals, 1914-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 20

Paper, 1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 21

Peanuts, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 22

Petroleum, 1918

Box/Folder: 116 : 23

Primary and secondary exports, 1914-1915

Box/Folder: 117 : 1-2

Quinine and cinchona bark, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 117 : 2

Radium compounds, 1918

Box/Folder: 117 : 3

Saccharine, 1918

Box/Folder: 117 : 4-5

Seeds, general, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 117 : 6-9

Seeds, corn, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 117 : 10

Soap, 1910-1918

Box/Folder: 117 : 11

Soya bean flour, 1918

Box/Folder: 117 : 12-13

Sugar, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 117 : 14

Sulphur, 1917

Box/Folder: 117 : 15

Superphosphates, 1918

Box/Folder: 117 : 16

Tapioca dextrin, 1918

Box/Folder: 118

Vegetables, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 118 : 1

General, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 118 : 2

Beans and peas, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 118 : 3

Onions, 1918

Box/Folder: 118 : 4

Potatoes, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 118 : 5

Wood distillates, 1918

Box/Folder: 118 : 6

Exports Administrative Board, 1917

Box/Folder: 118 : 7

Exports Council, 1917

Box/Folder: 118 : 8-11

Reports, correspondence, and summary, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 118 : 12-16

F correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 119 : 1-3

F correspondence, 1917-1919 (contd.)

 

Fair Prices.

Note

See Prices, "Fair price"
Box/Folder: 119 : 4

Fairs, 1918

 

Farm labor.

Note

See Labor
Box/Folder: 119 : 5

Farm machinery, 1917.

Note

See also Agricultural Implements
Box/Folder: 119 : 6

Farmer's unions, 1918

 

Fats and oils.

Note

See 38-H; 42-H
 

Fats, oils and oilseeds.

Note

See Flax, Flaxseeds and linseeds; Peanuts and peanut products
Box/Folder: 119 : 7

Federal Reserve Bank, 1917

Box/Folder: 119 : 8

Federal Reserve Board, 1917-1918

 

Federal Trade Commission, 1917-1926

Box/Folder: 119 : 9-10

William B. Colver, Chairman, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 119

Reports, 1917-1926

Box/Folder: 119 : 11

Flour Milling and Flour Jobbing, 1918

Box/Folder: 119 : 12

Meat-Packing Industry, 1919

Box/Folder: 119 : 13

Bakery Section, 1917

Box/Folder: 119 : 14-15

Grain Trade, 1920-1926

Box/Folder: 120 : 1-2

Grain Trade, 1920-1926 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 120 : 3

Commercial Wheat Flour Milling, 1920

Box/Folder: 120 : 4

Profiteering, 1918

Box/Folder: 120 : 5

Annual for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1919

Box/Folder: 120 : 6-7

Correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 120

Feeding stuffs, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 120 : 8-11

General, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 121 : 1

General, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 121 : 2

Brewer's grains, 1917

Box/Folder: 121 : 3

Brewer's yeast, 1917.

Note

See also Yeast
 

Fer-Flo.

Note

See box 128-129
Box/Folder: 121

Food, 1917-1919.

Note

See also Diet; 11-H; Advisory Committee on Alimentation; Food situation
Box/Folder: 121 : 4

Food and Home Service League, 1917

Box/Folder: 121 : 5

Notes, 1918

Box/Folder: 121 : 6

Parcels for American soldiers, 1918

Box/Folder: 121 : 7

Preservation, 1917

Box/Folder: 121 : 8

Sales channels, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 121 : 9

Foreign situation, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 121 : 10

Substitutes, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 121 : 11-13

Values, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 121 : 14

Forbes, 1917

Box/Folder: 121 : 15

Formulas of food offered for conservation, 1917

Box/Folder: 121

France, 1914-1919

Box/Folder: 121 : 16

General, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 121 : 17

American Embassy, Paris, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 121 : 18

Agreement with Spain, 1918

Box/Folder: 121 : 19

Finance, 1918

Box/Folder: 121 : 20

Exports and imports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 121-124

USFA, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 121

Correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 121 : 21-23

A-Z

Box/Folder: 122 : 1-5

A-Z (contd.)

Box/Folder: 122 : 6

Durand, Dana

Box/Folder: 122 : 7

Kellogg, Vernon L. See also box 140

Box/Folder: 122 : 8-10

Mitchell, Sydney A.

Box/Folder: 122 : 11-15

Simpson, John

Box/Folder: 122 : 16

Accounts, 1918

Box/Folder: 122-124

Reports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 122 : 17

Algeria, 1918

Box/Folder: 122 : 18

Agricultural, 1918

Box/Folder: 122 : 19

Consumption of pork and milk, 1918

Box/Folder: 123 : 1-3

Crops and cereal situation, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 123 : 4

Laws, orders, and directions, 1917

Box/Folder: 123 : 5

Provisioning service, 1917

Box/Folder: 123 : 6

French Rationing System, 1918

Box/Folder: 123 : 7

Prices, 1918

Box/Folder: 123 : 8-11

Food conditions in various sections of France, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 123 : 12

French Food Imports, 1918

Box/Folder: 123 : 13

Letters covering reports, 1917

Box/Folder: 123 : 14

Meat and Livestock situation, 1917

Box/Folder: 123 : 15

Press reviews from French journals, 1918

Box/Folder: 123 : 16

Prices and wages, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 123 : 17

Stocks, 1918

Box/Folder: 124 : 1

Great Britain, 1918

Box/Folder: 124 : 2-3

Sugar and saccharine, 1918

Box/Folder: 124 : 4

Meat-livestock, 1918

Box/Folder: 124 : 5

Italy, general food situation, 1918

Box/Folder: 124 : 6

Food Control in Switzerland, 1918

Box/Folder: 124 : 7

Food Restriction in the United States, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 124 : 8-11

Food reports for Herbert Hoover prepared by John Simpson and Alfred C. Fletchers, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 124 : 12-14

Laws, Decrees, Orders, and Circulars, Concerning the Provisioning Service for the Food Supply of the Civilian Population, 1915-1917

Box/Folder: 124-125 : 15

Food reports by American Consul-General A. M. Thackara, 1918

Box/Folder: 124

Food Ministry, 1914-1919

Box/Folder: 124 : 16-17

Minister of Agriculture and Food Control Victor Boret, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 125 : 18-19

Agriculture, 1915-1919

Box/Folder: 125 : 1

Army ration, 1918

Box/Folder: 125 : 2

Bread and baking, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 125 : 3

Dairy products, eggs, fish and poultry, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 125 : 4

Fats and oils, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 125 : 5

Feeding stuff, 1918

Box/Folder: 125 : 6

Food pastes and pastry, 1918

Box/Folder: 125 : 7

Fruits, nuts, and vegetables, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 125 : 8-10

Food situation reports, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 125 : 11-15

Grain and flour, 1915-1919

Box/Folder: 129 : 16

Hotels and restaurants, 1918

Box/Folder: 125 : 17

Jean Adrien Antoine Jules Jusserand, Ambassador of France, Washington, D.C., 1917

Box/Folder: 125 : 18-20

Meat and Livestock, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 126 : 1-2

Meat and Livestock, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 126 : 3-7

Prices, 1915-1919

Box/Folder: 126 : 8

Rations, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 126 : 9-11

Sugar and saccharine, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 126 : 12

Wages and prices, 1918

Box/Folder: 126 : 13

Wines and ciders, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 127 : 14-15

Recueil des Lois; Décrets, Arrêtés, Circulaires, Rapports, Documents, Paris, Imprimerie Nationale, 1914-1918

Box/Folder: 127 : 1

Fuel, 1918

Box/Folder: 127 : 2-7

High Commission, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 127 : 8-13

Ministry of the Blockade and Liberated Regions, Committee on Restriction of Food Supplies and Commerce of the Enemy, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 127 : 14

National kitchens, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 127 : 15

Prices; chemicals, copper, and leather, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 127 : 16

Requisitions, 1914-1918

Box/Folder: 127 : 17

Sale of Merchandise to the Allied Troops, memorandum, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 127 : 18

Shipping, 1917

Box/Folder: 127 : 19

Soap, 1918

Box/Folder: 127 : 20

Soldiers, disabled, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 128 : 1-3

Fruits, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 128 : 4-5

Fertilizers, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 128

Finland

Box/Folder: 128 : 6-7

General, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 128 : 8

Trade with Germany, 1918

Box/Folder: 128 : 9

Trade with Denmark and Sweden, 1918

Box/Folder: 128 : 10

Fire Facts for Businessmen, 1914

Box/Folder: 128 : 11-13

Fire prevention and insurance, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 128 : 14

Flax, flaxseed, and linseed, 1918

Box/Folder: 128 : 15-16

Fletcher, Horace, 1918.

Note

Includes "Fedtminimum" (Fat minimum) translation
Box/Folder: 129 : 1

Flours (other than grain), 1918

Box/Folder: 129 : 2-10

G correspondence, 1917-1919

 

Garbage.

Note

See 41-H
 

Gardner, Alice.

Note

See 5-H
 

Garfield, Harry A.

Note

See 20-H; Wheat Guaranty, Fair Price Committee
 

Gay, Edwin F.

Note

See War Industries Board
 

Genestal, M.

Note

See Great Britain. USFA, Correspondence
 

Gerks, Ben.

Note

See 44-H
 

Germany, 1912-1921.

Note

See also Austria-Hungary; Denmark-Trade with Germany; Internment Camps; Sweden, Agreement with Germany
Box/Folder: 129 : 11-13

General, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 129 : 14-16

Agriculture, crops, 1912-1919

Box/Folder: 129 : 17

Alcohol, 1918

Box/Folder: 130 : 1

Alien enemy regulations, 1918.

Note

See also Prisoners of War
Box/Folder: 130 : 2

Beer, 1916,

Note

1918
Box/Folder: 130 : 3

Beverages, 1916-1918

 

Blockade.

Note

See Blockade and Censorship, Germany, Food Ministry, Eltzbacher, Paul
Box/Folder: 130 : 4-5

Bread, flour, and grain, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 130 : 6

Chemicals, 1918

Box/Folder: 130 : 7

Communal kitchens, 1916

Box/Folder: 130 : 8

Copper, 1918

Box/Folder: 130 : 9

Dehydration, 1918

Box/Folder: 130 : 10

Demobilization of war industries, 1918

Box/Folder: 130 : 11

Dyes, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 130 : 12-13

Economic and political conditions, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 130 : 14

Ersatz, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 130 : 15

Exports and Imports, 1910-1919.

Note

See also Neutrals-Trade, Agreements with Central Empires
Box/Folder: 130 : 16

Finance, 1918

 

Finnish Agreement. See Finland

 

Food Ministry (Reichsernährungsamt), 1915-1921

Box/Folder: 130 : 17-21

General, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 130 : 22

Butter, fats, and margarine, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 130 : 23

Cheese, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 130 : 24

Dairy products, 1918

Box/Folder: 130 : 25

Die deutsche Volksernährung und der englische Aushungerungsplan, by Paul Eltzbacher, 1915

Box/Folder: 130 : 26

Die Lebensmittel-Versorgung der Stadt Leipzig, 1917

Box/Folder: 131 : 1

Eggs, 1918

Box/Folder: 131 : 2

Feeding stuffs, 1916-1921

Box/Folder: 131 : 3

Fish, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 131 : 4

Food from Ukraine and Rumania (Romania), 1916-1919.

Note

See also Russia
Box/Folder: 131 : 5

Fruits and vegetables, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 131 : 6

Livestock, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 131 : 7-8

Meat, 1915-1918

Box/Folder: 131 : 9

Milk, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 131 : 10

Potatoes, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 131 : 11

Poultry, 1918

Box/Folder: 131 : 12-13

Prices, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 131 : 14

Probleme der Volksernährung, by Alexander Lipschütz, 1917

Box/Folder: 131 : 15-17

Rations, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 131 : 18

Schleichhandel (illicit trading), 1918

Box/Folder: 131 : 19

Sugar, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 131 : 20-22

Taylor, A. E., notes, drafts, and reports, 1916

Box/Folder: 132 : 1-3

Taylor, A. E., 1916 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 132 : 4

Fuel, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 132 : 5

Merchant marine, 1918

Box/Folder: 132 : 6

Post War Trade and Reconstruction, 1918

 

Raw Materials, Control of A. E. Taylor.

Note

See Raw Materials
 

Rumanian (Romanian) Agreement.

Note

See Rumania
Box/Folder: 132 : 7

Russian relations, 1918

Box/Folder: 132

Saxony. See Germany, Food Ministry Leipzig

Box/Folder: 132 : 8

Soap, 1916

Box/Folder: 132 : 9

Submarine base in Spain, 1918

Box/Folder: 132 : 10

Transportation, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 132 : 11

Vital statistics, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 132 : 12

Gibson, Hugh, correspondence, 1918-1922

Box/Folder: 132

Gifford, W. S. See Council of National Defense

Box/Folder: 132 : 13

Girasole (Jerusalem artichoke), 1917-1918

 

Glasgow, Wm. A.

Note

See 14-H
 

Glass, Carter.

Note

See Treasury Department
 

Glenny, A. H.

Note

See 5-H
 

Globe Grain and Milling Company.

Note

See 44-H
Box/Folder: 132 : 14

Glucose, 1918

Box/Folder: 132 : 15

Glycerin, 1917-1918

 

Godfrey, Hollis.

Note

See Council of National Defense
 

Gompers, Samuel.

Note

See 33-H, American Federation of Labor
 

Goode, Sir William.

Note

See Great Britain. Food Ministry
 

Gorvin, J. H.

Note

See Great Britain. USFA, Correspondence
 

Gould, J. W. DuB.

Note

See 10-H
 

Grabow, Edward R.

Note

See 43-H
Box/Folder: 132

Grain, 1901-1921.

Note

See also Feeding stuffs, Mills, Speculation, and Prices
Box/Folder: 132 : 16-20

General, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 132 : 21

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 133 : 1-3

Barnes, Julius H., 1918-1920

Box/Folder: 133 : 4

Elevator and shipping situation daily reports, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 133 : 5

Finance, 1918

Box/Folder: 133 : 6

Grain Movement in the U.S. from the Beginning of the Present Crop Year to 31 December 1918, memorandum, 1919

Box/Folder: 133 : 7

Port capacity for bulk grain, 1918

Box/Folder: 133 : 8-9

Requirements and supplies, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 133 : 10

"Return to the Farmer of the Various Cereal Grains by States on December 1st, 1917 as Compared to the Average Return for the Three Prewar Years,"charts, 1918

Box/Folder: 133 : 11

Storage capacity, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 133 : 12

Tables from which charts were made, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 133 : 13

Monthly receipts and shipments at primary markets, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 133 : 14

Used for other purposes than human or animal food, 1917

Box/Folder: 133 : 15

Used for brewing, 1917-1918.

Note

See also Malt
Box/Folder: 133 : 16

Movement of barley and rye, 1918.

Note

See also box 478
Box/Folder: 133 : 17

Buckwheat, 1917

Box/Folder: 133

Corn and corn products, 1901-1918.

Note

See also Exports, Seeds, Corn (to Canada), and Pellagra
Box/Folder: 133 : 18

General, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 133 : 19

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 133 : 20

Comparative Statement Showing Bushels of Corn Milled by States, 1911-1916

Box/Folder: 133 : 21

Movement, 1918 See also box 478

Box/Folder: 133 : 22

Sources of material for basis table on corn, 1917-1918.

Note

See also box 478
Box/Folder: 133 : 23

World trade in corn, 1917

Box/Folder: 133 : 24

Hops, basic table, 1901-1917

Box/Folder: 133 : 25

Kafir, 1918

Box/Folder: 134

Oats and oatmeal, 1911-1919

Box/Folder: 134 : 1-2

General, 1911-1917

 

Movement, 1918.

Note

See box 478
Box/Folder: 134 : 3-4

Military use, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 134

Rice, 1911-1920.

Note

See also Burma; 21-H; Siam
Box/Folder: 134 : 5-6

General, 1916-1919.

Note

See also box 478
Box/Folder: 134 : 7

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 134 : 8

Applications and licenses, 1918

Box/Folder: 134 : 9

Charts, 1911-1917

Box/Folder: 134 : 10

Movements at New Orleans, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 134 : 11

Southern Rice Committee reports, 1919-1920

Box/Folder: 134

Rye, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 134 : 12

General, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 134 : 13

Charts, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 134 : 14

General Resume of the Rye Industry, 1 January 1919, by N. A. Bengtson, War Trade Board, Bureau of Research and Statistics, 1919

Box/Folder: 134 : 15

Sorghum, 1917

Box/Folder: 134 : 16

Substitute and mixed flours, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 134-135

Wheat, 1911-1925

Box/Folder: 134 : 17-19

General, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 135 : 1

"North American Carry-Over into Crop of 1917," report, 1918

Box/Folder: 135 : 2

Cost of Producing Wheat, by M. R. Cooper and R. S. Washburn, 1921

Box/Folder: 135 : 3

Farm holdings of wheat, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 135 : 4

Production and consumption per capita, 1917

Box/Folder: 135 : 5

Wheat fed to livestock, 1918

Box/Folder: 135 : 6

Sources of material for basic table of wheat, 1919

Box/Folder: 135 : 7

Supply and domestic distribution, 1911-1917.

Note

See also box 478
Box/Folder: 135 : 8

World's production by countries, 1912-1917

Box/Folder: 135 : 9

Trade conferences, 1918-1920

Box/Folder: 135 : 10

Press Summary of Dr. Surface's report, The Stabilization of the Price of Wheat during the War, 1925

 

Wheat and flour, 1916-1918.

Note

See also United States Grain Corporation (USGC) records
Box/Folder: 135 : 11-13

General, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 135 : 14-16

Correspondence, 1917

Box/Folder: 135 : 17

Monthly consumption of flour and substitutes, 1918

Box/Folder: 135 : 18

Supply and distribution, 1918

Box/Folder: 135 : 19

Polices and Plan of Operation, 1917

Box/Folder: 135 : 20

Cost of the production of flour charts, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 135 : 21

Correspondence regarding higher extraction of wheat, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 135 : 22

The Miller's Almanacs, 1917-1918, published by The Northwestern Miller

Box/Folder: 135 : 23

"Progressive Samples in Washburn-Crosby Co.'s Gold Medal Flour and Wheat Exhibit," circa 1917.

Note

See also box 464
 

Comparative Chart of Total Receipts of Flour and Wheat, 1916-1917.

Note

See box 478
Box/Folder: 136 : 1-4

U.S. and Great Britain, 1917-1919.

Note

See also Programs, Grain, Great Britain
Box/Folder: 136 : 5

Australia, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 136 : 6

Belgium, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 136 : 7

Chile (flour shipments), 1918

Box/Folder: 136 : 8

France, 1918

Box/Folder: 136 : 9

Italy, 1918

Box/Folder: 136 : 10

Neutrals, 1918

Box/Folder: 136 : 11

Other countries, 1918

 

Corporation.

Note

See United States Grain Corporation (USGC) records
Box/Folder: 136 : 12

Exchanges, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 136 : 13

Standards, 1917-1919

 

Gray, Prentiss N.

Note

See 36-H
Box/Folder: 136

Great Britain, 1909-1921.

Note

See also Allied Provisions Export Commission, Wheat Executive, etc.
Box/Folder: 136 : 14

General, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 136 : 15

Agreements, 1918

Box/Folder: 136 : 16-19

Agriculture and crops, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 137 : 1-2

Agriculture and crops, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 137

American Embassy, London, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 137 : 3

Cables from United States and France to London, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 137 : 4-11

Cables from London to Washington and New York, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 137 : 12

Dispatches sent to the State Department list, 1917-1918,

 

Balfour Mission.

Note

See State Department, Personnel of Foreign Missions
Box/Folder: 137 : 13

Blockade ministry department list, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 137 : 14

British food, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 137 : 15

British Radio press, 17 October 1918

Box/Folder: 138 : 1-2

British War Mission, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 138 : 3

Cocaine and morphine trade with Japan, 1918

 

Corn Production Act.

Note

See Agriculture and Crops
Box/Folder: 138 : 4

Cotton, 1917-1918

 

Cultivation of Land Orders.

Note

See Agriculture and Crops
 

Education, Adult.

Note

See Reconstruction Ministry
Box/Folder: 138 : 5

Enemy Trading Act, 1917

Box/Folder: 138 : 6-7

Exports and imports, 1915-1919.

Note

See also Sweden, British Post War Trade; and box 478
Box/Folder: 138

USFA (Food Administration), 1917-1919

 

Correspondence A-Z, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 138 : 8

Anderson, Sir Alan, 1918

Box/Folder: 138 : 9

Applications, 1918

Box/Folder: 138 : 10-11

Attolico, Barnado, Armour & Company Ltd., 1918

Box/Folder: 138 : 12-13

Barnes, Julius, 1917-1919.

Note

See also Grain Corporation File, Grain, U.S. and Great Britain
Box/Folder: 138 : 14

Beale, John, 1918

Box/Folder: 138 : 15

C, 1918

Box/Folder: 138 : 16

Clynes, J. R., 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 138 : 17

Coit, Mary, 1918

Box/Folder: 138 : 18

Cook, H. J., 1918

Box/Folder: 138 : 19-21

Cotton, Joseph P., 1918-1919.

Note

See also Feeding stuffs, Grain, U.S. and Great Britain
Box/Folder: 139 : 1-9

Cotton, Joseph P., 1918-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 139 : 5-9

Cotton, Joseph P., 1918-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 139 : 10

Cravath, Paul D., 1918

Box/Folder: 139 : 11

Crosby, Oscar T., 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 139 : 12

D, 1918

Box/Folder: 139 : 13-17

Durand, E. Dana, 1918.

Note

See also Feeding stuffs, Grain, U.S. and Great Britain
Box/Folder: 140 : 1

E, 1918

Box/Folder: 140 : 2

G, 1918

Box/Folder: 140 : 3

H, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 140 : 4-5

Herbert Hoover, European trip, 1918

Box/Folder: 140 : 6

Jackson, George (Royal Commission on the Sugar Supply), 1918

Box/Folder: 140 : 7

Kellogg, Dr. Vernon L., 1917-1918.

Note

See also 17-H and box 122
Box/Folder: 140 : 8

Kennedy, Philip B., 1918

Box/Folder: 140 : 9

L, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 140 : 10

M, 1918

Box/Folder: 140 : 11

McIntosh, Lt. Col. J. W., 1918

Box/Folder: 140 : 12

Merrill, Edwin G., 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 140 : 13

Mitchell, Sidney A., 1918

Box/Folder: 140 : 14

N-O-P, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 140 : 15

Pearl, Raymond, 1918

Box/Folder: 140 : 16

Pharazyn, G.N., 1918

Box/Folder: 140 : 17

Platt, Charles A., 1918

Box/Folder: 140 : 18

R, 1918

Box/Folder: 140 : 19

S, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 140 : 20-24

Sheldon, L. P., 1917-1919.

Note

See also World Trade Board, Foreign Agents, London, Sheldon
Box/Folder: 141 : 1-9

Sheldon, L. P., 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 141 : 10

Simpson, J. L., 1918.

Note

See also France, USFA
Box/Folder: 141 : 11

Sims, W. S., 1918

Box/Folder: 141 : 12

T-Y, 1918

Box/Folder: 141 : 13

Organization and policy, 1918-1919

Box/Folder: 141

Food Ministry, 1909-1921

Box/Folder: 141 : 14-17

General, 1909-1921

Box/Folder: 141 : 18

Minister Lord Rhondda, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 142 : 1-4

Goode, William A., 1917-1920

Box/Folder: 142 : 5

Index to British Ministry of Food cables, 1918

Box/Folder: 142 : 6

Beverages, tea, coffee, cocoa, etc., 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 142 : 7-9

Bread, flour, and grain, 1917-1919.

Note

See also Royal Commission on Wheat Supply; Wheat Executive; Wheat Export Company
Box/Folder: 142 : 10

Cake and pastry, 1917

Box/Folder: 142 : 11

Confectionary, 1917-1918.

Note

See also Sugar
Box/Folder: 142 : 12-13

Dairy products, butter and margarine, cheese, and milk, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 142 : 14

Eggs, poultry and game, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 142 : 15

Exhibits, 1918

Box/Folder: 142 : 16

Fats and oils (lard and other fats and oils), 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 143 : 1

Feeding and feeding stuffs, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 143 : 2

Fish, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 143 : 3

Fruits and vegetables, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 143 : 4

Hoarding, 1917

Box/Folder: 143 : 5

Hops, 1917

Box/Folder: 143 : 6

Jam and syrup, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 143 : 7

Legislation, "Food (Supply and Production) Manual, Food Supply and Production Legislation... to January 31st, 1918," edited by Alexander Pulling, 1918

Box/Folder: 143 : 8-9

Liquor, 1915-1918

 

Livestock.

Note

See Meat and Livestock
Box/Folder: 143 : 10-13

Meat and livestock, 1909-1918.

Note

See also Inter-Allied Meat and Fats Executive
Box/Folder: 143 : 14

National communal and travelling kitchens, 1918

Box/Folder: 144 : 1-5

National Food Journal, nos. 5-52 (incomplete), 14 November 1917 - 12 May 1920

Box/Folder: 144 : 6

Potatoes, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 144 : 7

Prices, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 144 : 8-9

Rations and rationings, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 144 : 10

A Perspective of the British Food Rationing System, by S. A. Mitchell and H. A. Smith, July 1918

Box/Folder: 144 : 11

Seeds, 1917

Box/Folder: 144 : 12

Food and How to Save It, by Edmund Spriggs, 1918

Box/Folder: 144 : 13

Sugar, 1917-1919.

Note

See also Great Britain, British War Mission
Box/Folder: 144 : 14

Summary of Action Taken by the Ministry of Food in Relation to the Control of Supplies and Prices, 8 October 1917

Box/Folder: 144 : 15

Summary of British Food Situation, 1918

Box/Folder: 144 : 16

Tractors, 1917

Box/Folder: 145 : 1

Weekly Enforcement Guide, 2 November 1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 2

Food Ministry in the USA [Provisions Section], 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 3

The National Food Supply in Peace and War, by T. W. Wood, Cambridge University Press, 1917

Box/Folder: 145 : 4

Food Production Department, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 5

Fuel and light, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 6

Government control of trade, British Method of Preventing Speculation in Certain Imported Food Products, by Robert P. Skinner, 1917

Box/Folder: 145 : 7

Ireland, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 8

Labor, 1917-1918.

Note

See also Reconstruction Ministry
Box/Folder: 145 : 9

League of National Safety, 1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 10

Munitions Ministry, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 11

National War Savings Committee, 24 Common Foods, Comparing the Nourishment Contained in 1 lb. Weight of Each, chart, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 145 : 12

Official Notices and Circulars, 1917

Box/Folder: 145 : 13

British press clippings, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 14

Reconstruction Committee and Ministry, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 15

Scotland, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 16

Shipping Ministry, 1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 17

English Vital Statistics for 1916, bulletin, 1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 18

War Trade Intelligence Department, Daily Notes from Foreign Press on Economic Subjects, 21 March 1918

Box/Folder: 145

Washington Embassy, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 19

Reading, Earl, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 20

Spring-Rice, Cecil, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 21

Export from Holland to the Central Powers, Showing What Effect United States Trade Restrictions Have Had on These Exports, Bureau of Research report, 1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 22

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 145 : 23

Greece, 1915-1919

 

Gregory, Thomas Watt.

Note

See Justice Department
 

Grenada.

Note

See West Indies, British
 

Grey, Prentiss N.

Note

See 36-H
 

Groome, W. E.

Note

See 32-H
 

Grose, Dr. Howard B.

Note

See 12-H
 

Grove, Col. Wm. R.

Note

See Great Britain, USFA, correspondence
Box/Folder: 146 : 1

Guatemala,

Note

1918-1919
 

Guerrier, Edith.

Note

See 12-H Library and Exhibits Section; 45-H
Box/Folder: 146 : 2

Guiana, British, 1915-1918

Box/Folder: 146 : 3

Guiana, Dutch, 1912-1918

Box/Folder: 146 : 4

Guiana, French, 1918

 

Gutterson, Herbert L.

Note

See 22-H; 34-H
Box/Folder: 146 : 5-16

H correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 147 : 1-3

H correspondence, 1917-1919 (contd.)

 

Haines, Wilder H.

Note

See 26-H; France, Food Ministry, Grain and Flour
 

Haiti.

Note

See West Indies
 

Hallowell, J. W.

Note

See 6-H
 

Hammond, M. B.

Note

See 33-H
 

Harrison, Floyd R.

Note

See Agriculture Department
 

Haskell, George E.

Note

See 34-H
 

Hatch, Leonard.

Note

See 12-H
 

Hawaii.

Note

See 6-H
Box/Folder: 147 : 4-6

Heads of divisions reports, 1917-1918

 

Hearne, E. D.

Note

See Treasury Department
 

Heinz, Howard.

Note

See 6-H, Pennsylvania
 

Hemp.

Note

See Sisal
 

Herrick, Parmely.

Note

See 19-H
 

Heyl, E. O.

Note

See 22-H
 

Hillyer, V. M.

Note

See 2-H
 

Hilton, Edna R.

Note

See 15-H; Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence
 

Hitier, M.

Note

See France, USFA, Reports
 

Hinhedes, M. "Fedtminimum" (fat minimum).

Note

See Fletcher, Horace for original and translation
 

Hoar, Mr.

Note

See 44-H
 

Hoarding.

Note

See 32-H Intelligence; Speculation
 

Hoey, Frank A.

Note

See 46-H
 

Hog Committee.

Note

See 15-H, Swine Commission
 

Hogs.

Note

See Livestock, Hogs
 

Holland.

Note

See Netherlands
 

Holman, Charles W.

Note

See 12-H; Russia, Siberia
 

Hominy.

Note

See Grain, Corn and corn products
Box/Folder: 147 : 7

Honduras, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 147 : 8

Honey, 1918

Box/Folder: 147 : 9

Honnold, William L., 1918-1919

 

Hoover, Herbert, 1917-1919, 1923, 1950.

Note

See also 1-H; Great Britain, USFA, Correspondence
Box/Folder: 147 : 10-12

Appointments, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 147 : 13-17

Organization, 1917-1918,

Note

1923
Box/Folder: 148 : 1-13

Organization, 1917-1918,

Note

1923 (contd.)
Box/Folder: 149 : 1-3

Organization, 1917-1918,

Note

1923 (contd.)
Box/Folder: 149 : 4

American Relief Administration, 1919

Box/Folder: 149 : 5

Confidential reports to Mr. Hoover regarding sugar situation, 1918

Box/Folder: 149 : 6

Copies of documents regarding Grain Corporation, milling, elevators, packers and livestock, filed in Mr. Hoover's safe in the Food Administration, Washington, 1917

Box/Folder: 149 : 7

Coordination and Policy Board, 1918

Box/Folder: 149 : 8

Debatable Hypothesis, memorandum by Herbert Hoover, 1917.

Note

Includes William C. Edgars' correspondence, 1950
Box/Folder: 149 : 9

Papers in Herbert Hoover's legal dossier, 1917

Box/Folder: 149 : 10

Memoranda from various people, 1917

Box/Folder: 149 : 11

Advisory Committee on Public Health, 1917

Box/Folder: 149 : 12

Memoranda to "All Departments," 1917

Box/Folder: 149 : 13-16

Memoranda, press statements, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 150 : 1

Memoranda, press statements, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 150 : 2-6

Speeches, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 150 : 7

Revised Ten Million Dollars Budget as Approved by Mr. Hoover, 5 January 1918

Box/Folder: 150 : 8

Photographs, 3 portraits of Herbert Hoover, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 150 : 9

Correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 150 : 10

Miscellany, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 150 : 11

Hops, 1916-1918

Box/Folder: 150 : 12-13

Hospitals nos. 1-2, summary of reports, 1918.

Note

See also Influenza, vital statistics
 

Hotels and restaurants.

Note

See 43-H
Box/Folder: 150 : 14

House Mission, 1917

 

House of Representatives.

Note

See Congress
 

Houston, D. F.

Note

See Agriculture Department
 

Housum, B. W.

Note

See 21-H
 

Howe, E. L.

Note

See 12-H
 

Hughs, H. J.

Note

See Grain Corporation files, Milling Division files
 

Humphreys, H.

Note

See 38-H
 

Hungary.

Note

See Austria Hungary
 

Hurley, Edward N.

Note

See Shipping Board
Box/Folder: 150 : 15

I correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 151 : 1-3

I correspondence, 1917-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 151

Ice. See 39-H

Box/Folder: 151 : 4

Iceland, 1917-1918.

Note

Includes Great Britain-Iceland Agreement,
Box/Folder: 151 : 5-7

General, 1916-1919.

Note

See also box 478
Box/Folder: 151 : 8

Beverages, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 151 : 9

Brazil, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 151 : 10

Condiments, 1918

Box/Folder: 151 : 11

Cotton, 1917

Box/Folder: 151 : 12

Dairy products, 1911-1919

Box/Folder: 151 : 13

Dutch East Indies, 1918

Box/Folder: 151 : 14-16

Fats and oils, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 151 : 17

Feeding stuffs, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 151 : 18

Fish, 1911-1919

Box/Folder: 151 : 19-20

Food, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 151 : 21

Fruit, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 151 : 22

Grain, 1914-1919

Box/Folder: 151 : 23

Great Britain, France and Italy, 1914-1919

Box/Folder: 151 : 24

Japanese foodstuffs, 1918

Box/Folder: 151 : 25

Leather and hides, 1917

Box/Folder: 151 : 26

Linseed, 1918

 

Manganese.

Note

See Imports-Brazil
Box/Folder: 152 : 1

Meat and livestock, 1911-1918.

Note

See also box 478
Box/Folder: 152 : 2

Neutrals, 1917

Box/Folder: 152 : 3

Nuts, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 152 : 4

Policy, 1917

Box/Folder: 152 : 5

Rice, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 152 : 6

Rubber, 1918

Box/Folder: 152 : 7

Russia, Siberia, 1918

Box/Folder: 152 : 8

Sugar, syrup, molasses, 1918

Box/Folder: 152 : 9

Tobacco, 1918

Box/Folder: 152 : 10

Vegetables, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 152 : 11

Wool, 1918

Box/Folder: 152 : 12

India, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 152 : 13

Industrial Conservation, Evolution of Policies and Procedures, 1917-18, by Stella Stewart, 1941

Box/Folder: 152 : 14

Influenza, 1918-1918,

Note

1938.
 

Insecticides.

Note

See Agricultural pests
 

Intelligence.

Note

See 32-H; 44-H
 

Inter-Allied Food Council Committee of Representatives, Minutes of Proceedings, I-IV July-December 1918.

Note

See International food controls
 

Inter-Allied Scientific Food Committee.

Note

See International food controls
Box/Folder: 152 : 15

Interdepartmental Advisory Committee, minutes of meetings, 1917

Box/Folder: 152 : 16-18

Interior Department, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 152 : 19

International Health Board, 1918.

Note

See also Public Health Service
Box/Folder: 152 : 20

Internment camps, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 153 : 1-2

Interstate Commerce Commission, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 153 : 3-5

Introduction, Letters of, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 153 : 6

Inventions, 1918

Box/Folder: 153 : 7

Inventory of furniture and office equipment not in use, 1919

Box/Folder: 153 : 8

Iodine combination, 1918

 

Ireland.

Note

See Great Britain, Ireland
Box/Folder: 153 : 9

Iron and ammonium citrate, 1918

Box/Folder: 153 : 10

Irrigation, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 153

Italy, 1909-1918.

Note

See also box 312
Box/Folder: 153 : 11-13

General, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 153 : 14

Agriculture and crops, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 153 : 15

Agriculture and food ministries [in the U.S.], Gaetano Pietra, Stefano Avonzo, Randolph Santini, 1917-1981

Box/Folder: 153

Commissary General for Supply and Consumption of Food (Commissariato Generale per gli Approvvigionamenti e i Consumi), 1909-1918

Box/Folder: 153 : 16-17

General, 1909-1918

Box/Folder: 153 : 18

Silvio Benigno Crespi, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 1

Silvio Benigno Crespi, 1917-1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 154 : 2

Bread, flour, flour pastes, and grain, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 3

Dairy products, eggs, poultry, and fish, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 4

Durand, E. Dana, 1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 5

Fats and oils, 1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 6

Fruit and vegetables, 1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 7-8

Meat and livestock, 1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 9

Prices, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 154 : 10

Rations, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 154

Reports, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 11

General, 1817-1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 12

Charles A. Platt, 1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 13

Frederic C. Walcott and James T. Bell, 1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 14

Sugar, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 15

Commissary General of National Fuel (Commissariato Generale per i Combustibili), 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 16

Correspondence with Italian government, 1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 17

Cotton, 1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 18

Embassy, Washington, Count V. Macchi di Cellere, 1917-1918.

Note

See also State Department, Personnel of Foreign Missions
Box/Folder: 154 : 19

Exports and imports, 1912-1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 20

Fertilizers, 1917-1918

 

Herron, George.

Note

See Italian Report
Box/Folder: 154 : 21

High Commissioner Francesco Quattrone, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 22-23

Italian report, 1913,

Note

1918
 

Mott, Col. T. Bentley.

Note

See Italian report
Box/Folder: 154 : 24

Post-War trade and reconstruction, 1918

Box/Folder: 154 : 25

Wine and alcohol, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 155 : 1-5

J correspondence, 1917-1918

 

Jackson, George.

Note

See Great Britain, USFA, Correspondence
 

Jackson, W. A.

Note

See 44-H
 

Jacobs, Benjamin R.

Note

See 47-H
 

Jago, William.

Note

See Great Britain, USFA, Correspondence
Box/Folder: 155 : 6

Jam, circa 1917

 

James, E. Ibbitson.

Note

See Great Britain, USFA, correspondence
 

James, E. W.

Note

See Great Britain, USFA, correspondence
 

Jamaica.

Note

See West Indies, British
Box/Folder: 155

Japan, 1911-1919.

Note

See also Imports, Japanese foodstuffs, Shipping Board, Japanese Boats
Box/Folder: 155 : 7

General, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 155 : 8

Exports and imports, 1911-1919

Box/Folder: 155 : 9

Food situation, 1917-1919

 

Jensen, Alfred O.

Note

See Fletcher, Horace
 

Jerusalem artichoke.

Note

See Girasole
Box/Folder: 155 : 10

Jordan, David Starr, 1917-1918

 

Jusserand, Jules.

Note

See France, French Embassy, Washington
Box/Folder: 155 : 11-12

Justice Department, Thomas Watt Gregory, 1917-1918

 

Justiss, I. F.

Note

See 38-H
 

Jute.

Note

See Sisal
Box/Folder: 155 : 13-16

K correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 156 : 1-3

K correspondence, 1917-1918

 

Kafir.

Note

See Grain, Kafir
 

Kellicott, William E.

Note

See 40-H
 

Kellogg, Douglas.

Note

See 32-H
 

Kellogg, Frank B.

Note

See Congress, Senate
 

Kellogg, Vernon Lyman.

Note

See 27-H; France, USFA, Correspondence
 

Kennedy, Philip B.

Note

See Great Britain, USFA, Correspondence
 

Kent, William.

Note

See Tariff Commission
 

Kimball, K. P.

Note

See 18-H; 44-H
 

King, Clyde L.

Note

See 35-H
Box/Folder: 156 : 4

Korea (Chosen), 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 156 : 5-15

L correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 156

Labor, 1917-1941.

Note

See also 33-H
Box/Folder: 157 : 1-2

General, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 157 : 3

Chinese, 1917-1918.

Note

See also Labor Relations in the United States..., by J. D. Edward, 1941
Box/Folder: 157 : 4-5

Labor Department, 1917-1918.

Note

See also Internment camps
Box/Folder: 157 : 6

William B. Wilson, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 157 : 7

Labor Relations in the United States, Summary of Historical Events in the World War Period, 1912-1920, by J. Donald Edwards, 1941

 

War Labor Policies Board, Felix Frankfurter.

Note

See 33-H, Labor Statistics
 

Ladd, E. F.

Note

See 6-H, North Carolina
 

Lahey, H. J.

Note

See 21-H
 

Lamborn, A. H. Co.

Note

See 30-H
 

Lane, Franklin K.

Note

See Interior Department
 

Lane Gertrude B.

Note

See 26-H
 

Lane, M. B.

Note

See 17-H
 

Lansing, Robert.

Note

See State Department
 

Larsen, L. A.

Note

See 3-H
Box/Folder: 157 : 8

Lasater, Ed. C., 1917-1918.

Note

See also 15-H
 

Laughlin, Irwin.

Note

See Great Britain
 

Law and legislation.

Note

See 14-H; War legislation
 

Lawrence, G. W.

Note

See 44-H; 21-H
 

Leases for Food Administration buildings.

Note

See 10-H
Box/Folder: 157 : 9-10

Leather and hides, 1917-1919

 

Leeward Islands.

Note

See West Indies, British
 

Legge, Alexander.

Note

See War Industries Board, Requirements Division
 

Legislation.

Note

See 14-H; War legislation
 

Leggett, H. T.

Note

See 21-H
 

Letters of introduction.

Note

See Introduction, Letters of
 

Lever, Asbury F.

Note

See Congress, House of Representatives
 

Lewis, C.

Note

See 19-H
Box/Folder: 157 : 11

Liberia, 1918

 

Liberty Loan.

Note

See 32-H
 

License revocation.

Note

See 44-H
 

Licenses.

Note

See 37-H; 40-H
 

Lichty, George E.

Note

See 21-H
 

Lindley, Curtis H.

Note

See 14-H
 

Linen.

Note

See Textile industry
 

Lingham, Fred J.

Note

See Grain Corporation file
 

Linseed.

Note

See Flax, Flaxseed, Linseed
 

Liquor.

Note

See Beer and liquor
Box/Folder: 157 : 12

Literary Digest, 1917

 

Littlefield, Leland H.

Note

See Great Britain, USFA, Correspondence
 

Livestock, 1911-1919.

Note

See also 15-H; Leather and hides
Box/Folder: 157 : 13

Associations, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 157 : 14

Dossier, November 1917

Box/Folder: 157 : 15

Comparative Statement of Receipts at Various Markets, September 1916 and 1917

Box/Folder: 157 : 16-18

Reports, 1916-1920

Box/Folder: 158 : 1

Receipts at stock yards, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 158 : 2-3

Cattle reports, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 158 : 4

Cattle in trade between the United States, Canada and Mexico, report, 1912-1916

Box/Folder: 158 : 5

Cattle inspection for slaughter, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 158 : 6-8

Hogs, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 159 : 9

Sheep and goats, 1916-1918

 

Livingston, Don.

Note

See 6-H; South Dakota
Box/Folder: 158 : 10

Local committees, 1918

 

London Conference of Food Controllers.

Note

See International Food Controls file
 

Long, Breckinredge.

Note

See State Department
 

Long, Maurice.

Note

See France, Food Ministry
 

Loomis, H. M.

Note

See 18-H
 

Lord, Isabel Ely.

Note

See 5-H
 

Lowry, Frank A.

Note

See 30-H
 

Lucy, Captain J. F.

Note

See 22-H; 32-H
 

Lumber.

Note

See Timber
 

Lusk, Graham.

Note

See 11-H; Advisory Committee on Alimentation
 

Luxburg Telegrams.

Note

See Argentina
Box/Folder: 158 : 11-16

M correspondence, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 159 : 1-13

M correspondence, 1917-1919 (contd.)

 

McAdoo, W. G.

Note

See Railroad Administration, Treasury Department
 

McCarthy, Charles.

Note

See 26-H
 

McCarty, George A.

Note

See 16-H
 

Macchi di Gellere, Count V.

Note

See Italy
 

McCormick, Medill.

Note

See Congress, House of Representatives
 

McCormick, Vance.

Note

See War Trade Board
 

McDevitt, J. A.

Note

See 35-H
 

McDowell, Charles H.

Note

See War Industries Board
 

McDuffie, Duncan.

Note

See 10-H; 47-H
 

McFadden, George.

Note

See 7-H; War Trade Board
 

McFadden, Mrs. Lily C.

Note

See 45-H
 

McGowan, Admiral Samuel.

Note

See 29-H; Navy Department
Box/Folder: 160 : 1

Macaroni, 1917

Box/Folder: 160 : 2

Machinery, 1917

 

Macy, W. K.

Note

See War Trade Board
Box/Folder: 160 : 3

Madera, 1918-1919

 

Mail resume.

Note

See 10-H
Box/Folder: 160 : 4

Malt, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 160 : 5

Manchuria, 1918

 

Manloc.

Note

See Food Substitutes, Statistical Bulletins
Box/Folder: 160 : 6

Maps, circa 1917

Box/Folder: 160 : 7

Margarine, 1914-1919.

Note

See also Fats and oils
Box/Folder: 160 : 8

Markets, General, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 160 : 9

Markets, Meat, 1918

Box/Folder: 160 : 10

Markets, Retail, 1918

Box/Folder: 160 : 11

Maxim, Hudson, 1917

 

Maxwell, R. C.

Note

See 12-H
 

McIntosh, J. W., Lt. Col.

Note

See Great Britain, Food Administration, Correspondence
 

McLennan, Russell M.

Note

See 12-H
Box/Folder: 160 : 12

McNear, George W., 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 160

Meat, 1909-1919.

Note

See also 15-H; Livestock
Box/Folder: 160 : 13-14

General, 1914-1919

Box/Folder: 160 : 15

Consumption per capita, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 160 : 16

Frozen, 1918

Box/Folder: 160 : 17-19

Preserved, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 160 : 20

Yields, 1917

Box/Folder: 160 : 21-23

Beef, 1911-1919

Box/Folder: 161 : 1

Beef, 1911-1919 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 161 : 2

Lamb, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 161 : 3

Mutton, 1911-1918

Box/Folder: 161 : 4

Poultry, 1909-1918

Box/Folder: 161 : 5

Rabbits, 1918

 

Medical Instruction.

Note

See Council of National Defense
Box/Folder: 161 : 6

Medical questions, 1917-1918

 

Meeker, Arthur.

Note

See 15-H
 

Mendel, Lafayette B.

Note

See Taylor, A. E., Correspondence
 

Merrill, C. R.

Note

See 39-H
 

Merrill, Edwin G.

Note

See Great Britain, Food Administration, correspondence
 

Merrill, W. H.

Note

See War Industries Board
 

Merritt, Ralph P.

Note

See 6-H California
 

Merz, Charles.

Note

See 12-H; 15-H; 30-H; 35-H
 

Metabolism.

Note

See Medical questions
Box/Folder: 161 : 7-8

Mexico, General, 1917-1918.

Note

See also 16-H; 39-H
Box/Folder: 161 : 9-11

Mexico, Exports and imports, 1911-1919

 

Miles, Major James.

Note

See 32-H
 

Military service.

Note

See Draft
 

Milk.

Note

See 18-H; 34-H; 35-H
 

Miller, John C.

Note

See 44-H
 

Milling and Milling Questions.

Note

See Milling Division Files
 

Milne, W. A.

Note

See 5-H; 6-H
 

Mitchell, Sidney A.

Note

See 10-H; France, USFA, correspondence; Great Britain, USFA, Correspondence; Great Britain, Food Ministry, Rations; War Trade Board Switzerland, Federal Food Office
Box/Folder: 161 : 12

Molasses and syrup, 1917-1918

 

Monnet, M.

Note

See France, Food Ministry
 

Moore, Frances.

Note

See 23-H
 

Moran, W. H.

Note

See Treasury Department
 

Morgan, H. H.

Note

See Cuba
 

Moritz, Benjamin.

Note

See 44-H
 

Mosshart, Gertrude.

Note

See 12-H
 

Mullendore, Wm. C.

Note

See 14-H
Box/Folder: 161 : 13

Munitions, 1918

 

Munn, John R.

Note

See 18-H
Box/Folder: 161 : 14-20

N correspondence, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 162 : 1-2

N correspondence, 1917-1918 (contd.)

 

Nansen, Fridtjof.

Note

See Norway, Norwegian Special Mission to the U.S.
 

Nardin, Wm. T.

Note

See 18-H
 

National Emergency Food Garden Commission.

Note

See War Gardens
Box/Folder: 162 : 3

National Nonpartisan League, 1918

Box/Folder: 162 : 4

National Research Council, 1917-1918

 

National War Garden Commission.

Note

See War Gardens
Box/Folder: 162 : 5-9

National Wholesale Grocers' Association of the United States, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 162

Navy Department, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 162 : 10

General, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 162 : 11

Josephus Daniels, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 162 : 12

Samuel S. McGowan, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 162 : 13

Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1917-1919

Box/Folder: 162 : 14-16

Naval Communication Service, Daily Radio Press Bulletin, 1918

Box/Folder: 163 : 1-3

Naval Communication Service, Daily Radio Press Bulletin, 1918 (contd.)

Box/Folder: 163 : 4

Naval Intelligence Office, 1917-1918

 

Needham, Enoch.

Note

See 30-H
 

Netherlands, 1911-1919.

Note

See also East Indies, Dutch; Shipping, Dutch Legation
Box/Folder: 163 : 5

General, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 163 : 6-7

Agreements, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 163

Agriculture, Industry and Commerce Ministry (Landbouw, Nijverheid en Handel), 1911-1919

Box/Folder: 163 : 8-9

General, 1917-1918

Box/Folder: 163 : 10

Bread and grain, 1912-1918

Box/Folder: 163 : 11

Fats and oils, 1911-1919

Box/Folder: 163 : 12

Prices, 1915-1919

Box/Folder: 163 : 13-15

Rations, 1916-1919