The Green Bay Tree

2019-01-17 Preliminary Inventory of the Louis Bromfield Collection, circa 1850s-1986, bulk 1906-1986 SPEC.RARE.CMS.0095 Finding aid prepared by Thomas Shannon, Cate Putirskis Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections

1858 Neil Avenue Columbus, OH, 43210

2013 October

Main processed collection migrated from OhioLink Jan 2019. Box 102A appears on the shelf list, not on the inventory. There's a folder in a map case in the inventory that needs a location.

This finding aid was produced using the Archivists' Toolkit 2025-11-17T11:16-0500 English Describing Archives: A Content Standard Louis Bromfield Collection SPEC.RARE.CMS.0095 Ohio State University Libraries Special Collections 75.75 Cubic feet Bulk, 1906-1986 circa 1850s-1986, bulk 1906-1986 Louis Bromfield was born in Mansfield, Ohio. In the early 1920s, while living in France, Bromfield began to publish fiction writing, and was an instant critical success with his first book, The Green Bay Tree, in 1924. Bromfield enjoyed continued, popular success over the next three decades, and won the 1927 Pulitzer Prize for Early Autumn. Bromfield returned to central Ohio in 1938, where he turned his attention to sustainable farming and soil management. In his later life, despite his fame as a writer of fiction, Bromfield continued to shift his focus to sustainable agriculture, conservation, and related political issues effecting these endeavors. Louis Bromfield died in 1956. Materials present in the Louis Bromfield Collection include: drafts of fiction and non-fiction writings, speaking notes and transcripts, correspondence, financial records, administrative files, photographs, recordings, publications, and other assorted items. Materials range in date from circa 1850s-1986, with the bulk of the material dating 1906-1986. (150) archival boxes; (3) oversize folders; (1) framed item; (1) 2.5" legal document box English Bromfield, Louis, 1896-1956 Arrangement of Materials

An unprocessed addition (listed as Accession No. RARE.2017.0003) follows the processed portion of the collection; the unprocessed addition is arranged in the order received.

Series 1: Writing Subseries 1.1: Fiction Subseries 1.2: Non-Fiction Series 2: Speaking Subseries 2.1: Bromfield Reporting Subseries 2.2: Speeches Series 3: Correspondence Series 4: Personal Subseries 4.1: Biographical Articles Subseries 4.2: Collected Writings of Others Subseries 4.3: Financial Subseries 4.4: General Series 5: Photographs Subseries 5.1: Promotional Subseries 5.2: Bromfield Family Subseries 5.3: Senlis, France Subseries 5.4: Family Vacations in Europe and India Subseries 5.5: Wall Photographs from Bromfield Home Subseries 5.6: Hollywood Subseries 5.7: Malabar Farm Subseries 5.8: Agriculture-Related Group Photographs Subseries 5.9: Business Trips (Agriculture-Related) Subseries 5.10: Unidentified Photographs Subseries 5.11: Unidentified Negatives Series 6: Malabar Farm Subseries 6.1: Articles and Clippings Subseries 6.2: Financial Subseries 6.3: Farming Operations Subseries 6.4: Farm Files Subseries 6.5: Louis Lamoreux Subseries 6.6: Friends of the Land Subseries 6.7: The Louis Bromfield Malabar Farm Foundation Subseries 6.8: Louis Bromfield Institute, National Development Committee Acquisition Information

The Louis Bromfield Collection was officially deposited at the Ohio State University at Mansfield on June 20, 1977, as witnessed in "The Custody Agreement for Documentary Materials of the Late Louis Bromfield," as expedited by the "Trustees under the Will of Louis Bromfield, Messrs. Chauncey Belknap and Richard G. Moser." The collection includes: (1) the papers, manuscripts and letters, records and files pertaining to the books and publications of Louis Bromfield and writings and reference to his personal business, the management of his property, business affairs and personal writings between the members of his family and friends; (2) the books by Louis Bromfield in his library at Malabar Farm which are not necessary to provide the State of Ohio with a representative collection of his works; and, (3) files and correspondence which the Trustees obtained from Harper & Row, Inc.

The Collection was relocated to the Rare Books and Manuscripts Library of The Ohio State University Libraries in July 1998.

Accession No. RARE.2017.0003: Purchase, 2016 December; Accession No. RARE.2025.0175: source unknown, date unknown

Preferred Citation

[identification of item], Louis Bromfield Collection, SPEC.RARE.CMS.0095, Rare Books and Manuscripts Library, Ohio State University

Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Contains audiocassettes, records, magnetic tapes.

Access to Materials

The following have restricted access and may not be viewed without prior curatorial consent: Box 90, folder 1,542; Box 128, Folders 2,105 and 2106; Box 142, Folder 2,290; Materials in subseries 4.3; Select materials in Subseries 6.2. Audiovisual materials may need a use copy produced before access is allowed. The remainder of this collection is available for patron research, but may be used only in the Thompson Library Special Collections reading room.

Use of Materials

Materials in this collection may be protected by copyright, and are made available for research and educational purposes. In general, the OSU Libraries do not own the copyright for materials from our collections and cannot grant copyright permissions for these materials. The user is responsible for making a final determination of copyright status. If copyright protection applies, permission must be obtained from the copyright holder to reuse, publish, or reproduce the work beyond the bounds of fair use or other exceptions to the law. Works in the public domain are not protected by copyright and do not require permission to use.

Processing Information

The preliminary finding aids for boxes 1-63 were compiled by John Frederick, M.L.S., Autumn 1998.

The Photograph series (Series 5) was processed by Thomas Shannon, 2013 October; finding aid for Series 5 written by Thomas Shannon, 2013 October.

The remainder of this collection was processed by Cate Putirskis, 2013 October; finding aid written by Cate Putirskis, 2013 October.

Biographical Note

Louis Bromfield was born on December 27, 1896, in Mansfield, Ohio. After studying agriculture at Cornell University and journalism at Columbia University, Bromfield served in the American Field Service during World War I and was awarded the Croix de Guerre and the Legion of Honor medals. After a brief post-war stay in the United States, Bromfield and his wife returned to Europe where they lived in France until 1938. In the early 1920s, Bromfield began to publish his fiction writing, and was an instant critical success with his first book, The Green Bay Tree, in 1924. Bromfield enjoyed continued, popular success over the next three decades, and won the 1927 Pulitzer Prize for Early Autumn.

Bromfield returned to central Ohio in 1938, where he turned his attention to sustainable farming and soil management. At his Malabar Farm, Bromfield put into practice many of the theoretical principles of scientific farming. In his later life, despite his fame as a writer of fiction, Bromfield continued to shift his focus to sustainable agriculture, conservation, and related political issues effecting these endeavors. Much of Bromfield's writing in these areas has become a permanent addition to the study of agriculture.

Louis Bromfield died in 1956; after his death, Malabar Farm was sold by the Bromfield family to the Friends of the Land organization, who in turn donated the property to the state of Ohio in 1972. In 1976, the site formally became Malabar Farm State Park.

Scope and Contents

The Louis Bromfield Collection is comprised of materials from Bromfield's career as a literary writer, as well as his later career as a farmer, conservationist, and spokesperson for sustainable agriculture. The majority of this collection focuses on Bromfield's later endeavors (those related to farming and agriculture), though researchers interested in Bromfield's literary career will find drafts, unpublished, and published versions of some of his literary works in this collection, as well as materials (primarily correspondence) between himself and other literary figures and organizations.

Materials present in the Louis Bromfield Collection include: drafts of fiction and non-fiction writings, speaking notes and transcripts, correspondence, financial records, administrative files, photographs, recordings, publications, and other assorted items. Materials range in date from circa 1850s-1986, with the bulk of the material dating 1906-1986.

For more specific information about the contents of this collection, see the descriptions of each series and/or subseries below.

General Note

A portion of this collection was previously described in inventories available through the Ohio State University Rare Books and Manuscripts Library website. These inventories are no longer available, but their contents have been integrated into the current finding aid, primarily located in Series 1 (Writing) and Series 2 (Speaking).

In most instances, the description in this current finding aid is a condensed version of the previously available description. Researchers should note that the previous inventory listed materials in strict alphabetical order by title; in this current finding aid, the same content has been incorporated in the chronological order that Bromfield created these items (to coincide with the arrangement of the rest of the materials in the collection).

Bromfield (Family) Bromfield, Louis, 1896-1956 Friends of the Land (U.S.) Lamoreux, Louis A. Louis Bromfield Institute. National Development Committee Louis Bromfield Malabar Farm Foundation Agriculture--Ohio--History--20th century Architects--Ohio--20th century Authors, American--20th century Conservationists--Ohio Farmers--Ohio Farms--Ohio--Mansfield Financial records Mansfield (Ohio)--History Manuscripts for publication Photographs Publications (documents) Senlis (France)--History Transcripts Writing Series 1 1921-1956, undated Scope and Contents

The Writing series contains drafts, partial texts, and printed versions of several of Louis Bromfield's fictitious literary works, as well as much of his non-fiction writing on agricultural and political topics, dated 1921-1956, and undated.

This series incorporates materials previously described elsewhere (see 'General Note' section above); researchers should note that the descriptions added here are often condensed and that fuller descriptions may be found by locating the same item in the original finding aids for the collection.

Efforts have been made in this finding aid to identify dates of the materials previously described in the original finding aids (where this information was largely lacking), as well as to categorize the type of writing (fiction, nonfiction, speech transcript, etc.) of each document. Researchers should note that while all reasonable attempts have been made to do so accurately, some writings may be mis-dated or mis-categorized as listed in this finding aid.

Arrangement note

In both subseries, materials are arranged in chronological order; materials that could not be dated are listed alphabetically at the end of each subseries.

Fiction Subseries 1.1 1921-1956, undated Scope and Contents

The Fiction subseries contains drafts, reprints and partial texts of Bromfield's novels, short stories, plays, screenplays, and other literary works. The materials are dated 1921-1956 and undated.

Materials are arranged roughly in the chronological order Bromfield produced them, with all undated materials found after materials for which dates could be identified.

Untitled 54 1132 1921 Scrapbook of reviews of The Green Bay Tree 149 1924 Scrapbook of reviews of Possession 148 1925 Untitled (possibly leaf from Possession) 52 1034 1925 "Vingt-Quartre Heures" 55 1145 1925-1929 Early Autumn 13 195 1926 Letter and untitled article submitted to the Saturday Review 26 381 1926 December 15 Scrapbook of reviews of Early Autumn and A Good Woman (also clippings regarding Pulitzer Prize for Early Autumn) 149 1926-1927 "Allons Chez Hinky Dink!" draft 1 8 circa 1927 "The House of Women: A Play in Three Acts" (with Dorothy Black) 22 324-326 1927 "Expatriate--Vintage 1927" 14 209 1927 March "The Strange Case of Miss Annie Spragg" (short story) 46 649-653 1928 "An Alsatian Idyll" draft 1 9 circa 1929 "The Apothecary" draft 2 20 circa 1929 Awake and Rehearse front matter 2 26 circa 1929 "The cat that lived at the Ritz" draft 8 111 circa 1929 "Let's go to Hinky-Dink's" (short story) 26 380 circa 1929 "The Life of Vergie Winters" (short story from the collection Awake and Rehearse) 26 388 1929 "Mr. Rosie and May" (short story from Awake and Rehearse) 32 478-481 1929 "L'Urne" in Revue Bleue 54 1137 1929 "Badinage: Une piece avec prologue et trois actes" draft of play script 2 29 circa 1930s Tabloid News 47 656 1930 Untitled fiction 51 1019-1020 1930 "The Major" in Saturday Review of Literature 27 396 1930 February "Hallelujah I'm a Bum" 20 298 circa 1932 De Luxe 12 181-188 1932 Correspondence regarding proofs 111 1833 1932, 1955 A Modern Hero 32 472 1932 Untitled (on writing) 52 1037 1932 January 24 'Feature Extraordinary' (partial, title page missing) in Hearst's International-Cosmopolitan 111 1834 1932 June The Farm 14 213-216 1933 "The Listener" (from the collection Here Today and Gone Tomorrow) 26 389 1933 November 29 "Ila" in Artists' and Writers' Chap Book, Artists' and Writers' Dinner Club (New York) 22 335 1933 December 15 "Here Today and Gone Tomorrow" (with George Hawkins) 21 311-315 circa 1934 "Fourteen Years After" 17 251 1934 "No. 55" (short story from the collection Here Today and Gone Tomorrow) 39 534 1934 "The Eavesdropper" in Hearst's International Cosmopolitan 13 196 1934 March "Miss Mehaffy's Big Day" 31 465 circa 1935 "The Hostess" in Harper's Bazaar 22 321-322 1935 The Man Who Had Everything 29 443 1935 The Man Who Had Everything 30 444-447 1935 "New York Legend" (short story from It Takes All Kinds) 37 522-524 1935-1939 "The Three Faces in the Mirror" in Hearst's International Cosmopolitan 50 999 1935 February "Miss Mehaffy" in National Zeitung 31 464 1935 June 12 - 1936 July 1 "Die Frau in Schatten" 17 254 circa 1935 December "Bitter Lotus" (partial) in Nash's Pall Mall Magazine 111 1835 1936 November "Bitter Lotus" drafts, proofs, printed version from Hearst's International Cosmopolitan 4 45-48 circa 1936-1938 The Rains Came 43 607-608 1937, 1950 The Rains Came 44 609-611 1937 The Rains Came advertisement poster 1 circa 1937-1938 [flat folder stored in map case] "Aunt Flora" holograph, draft 2 23-24 circa 1938 "McLeod's Folly" (short story from It Takes All Kinds) 30 456 1938-1939 "McLeod's Folly" (short story from It Takes All Kinds) 31 457-458 1938-1939 "The Hand of God" short story from the collection It Takes All Kinds 20 300-301 1939 It Takes All Kinds 24 359 1939 "That Which Never Returns" short story from the collection It Takes All Kinds 47 660-661 1939 "Brigham Young" mimeographed screenplay 5 54 1939 July 26 "You Get What You Give" draft (became McLeod's Folly) 111 1837-1838 1940s "Better than life" drafts 3 38-39 circa 1940 Malabar Hill or Bombay Nights 29 440-442 circa 1940 "It All Came True" 24 358 1940 Night in Bombay 38 526-531 1940-1942 Night in Bombay 39 532-533 1940-1942 Review of "The Rains Came" film in FilmIndia 112 1839 1940 January Marching as to War 30 453-454 1940 February 3 "Mister Pinkie" (screenplay) 31 466-468 1940 June-July "Mister Pinkie" (screenplay with John van Druten) 32 470 1940 August 9 Wild Is the River 60 1418-1422 1941 For Whom the Bell Tolls script 17 247 1941 October Until the Day Break 50 1010-1011 1942 Mrs. Parkington 33 487-490 1942-1943 Mrs. Parkington 34 491 1942-1943 Know Your Friends - Free France (film script) 25 373 1942 August "Feast from the Harvest" script for The Cavalcade of America radio show 15 224-225 1942 November 23-25 "Thou Shalt Not Covet" short story from the collection The World We Live In 50 997-998 1943 What Became of Anna Bolton 59 1401-1405 1943 "Mrs. Parkington" in Omnibook Magazine 112 1840 1943 July "The Evangelist of Plowman's Folly" 14 206 1943 December "Daughters of Mars" 12 176 circa 1944 "Death in Monte Carlo" 12 179 circa 1944 "Death in Monte Carlo" original manuscript 151 1 circa 1944 "The Great Facade" from the short story collection The World We Live In 19 295-296 1944 "The Man Who was in Love with Death" (short story from the collection The World We Live In) 30 448 1944 "The Old House" (short story from the collection The World We Live In) 39 536 1944 "The Pond" short story from the collection The World We Live In (also in Hearst's International Cosmopolitan) 42 594-596 1944 "True Love" short story from the collection The World We Live In 50 1003 1944 "Up Ferguson Way" short story from the collection The World We Live In 54 1135-1136 1944 The World We Live In 61 1428-1430 1944 "The End of the Road" 14 201-203 1944-1947 "Five Long Short Stories from It Takes All Kinds" 17 245 1945 "The Girl Who Knew Everybody" 19 284 1945 "Good Time Bessie" 19 288 1945 "In My Father's House: A Play in Three Acts" (wit Laslo Vadnay) 23 341-344 1945 The Woman of the Hundred Faces (with Maximilian Abramovitch and Thomas Mann) 61 1424-1425 1943 "Johnny Appleseed and the Lost Dauphin" in The Saturday Review of Literature 25 363 1945 January 6 "My Ninety Acres" in Reader's Digest (condensed from Pleasant Valley) 34 495 1945 November "Love in the Valley" in Woman's Journal 26 391 1946 December Promotion for Colorado in The Bulletin 112 1842 circa 1947 Kenny 25 369-371 1947 "Retread" short story from the collection Kenny 45 615-616 1947 Colorado holograph, drafts 9 116-121 1947 June Colorado layout, galley proofs, page proofs, author's alterations, serialized fiction publication from Hearst's International Cosmopolitan 10 122-127 1947 March-September "A case of literary sickness" in Saturday Review of Literature 8 109 1947 September 13 "Calliope and the critics" in Saturday Review of Literature 8 105 1947 December 27 The Wild Country 60 1416-1417 1948 "The Last of Montparnasse" in Hearst's International Cosmopolitan 26 376-377 1948 June "Go South, Young Man!" in The Atlantic 19 285 1948 November "The Value of Mulch" in Godfrey's Let's Live (excerpt from Pleasant Valley) 54 1138 1950 December Mr. Smith 32 482-484 1951 Mr. Smith 33 485-486 1951 "Find the Glorious Hour" in This Week Magazine 17 244 1952 January "The Miracle of Four-H" in American Weekly 31 462 1952 February "Plaisante vallee" in La Ferme 41 575 1952 March "The Big Smash" in Cleveland Plain Dealer, New York Herald Tribune, Toronto Star Weekly 4 41-43 1952 June 1, 1953 April 18 "Joey" (screenplay) 25 361 1952 June 2 "La Grand Succes" in La Patrie 19 289 1953 May 2 The Vanishing Prairie 54 1139-1140 1954-1955 "The Daughters of Mars" script for Ethel Barrymore Television Theater 1 1 1956 "Bondage" draft 4 49 undated "Le Bridge" drafts 4 53 undated "The Climber" holograph, draft 9 115 undated "Daisy's Teeth" 11 137 undated "Les Dames aux Chapeau Vert" 12 175 undated "Les Demoiselles" 13 192 undated "Diane" 13 193 undated "Elsie" 14 200 undated Fun: A Play in Three Acts and Prologue 18 275-278 undated Fun: A Play in Three Acts and Prologue 19 279 undated "Fun on the P & O, or, the Saxon Menace" 19 280 undated "God's Soldier" volume 1 research notes 19 286 undated "The Golden Bridge" screenplay with Laslo Vadnay 63 1455-1456 undated "The Green Bay Tree: An American Play in Three Acts" 19 297 undated "The Ham" 20 299 undated "The Hard Work of Monsieur Basincourt..." 20 303 undated "Heinrich Loessing" 21 305 undated "Helen in Memphis: A Musical Burlesque in the French Manner" (with Herbert T. Cobey) 21 306-310 undated "The House of Donna Emilia" 22 323 undated "If I had a Million Dollars" 22 334 undated "John Smith" 25 362 undated "The Journey" (play script) 25 368 undated "The Knight" (short story) 25 372 undated "Lament" 26 374 undated "The Last of the Colonels" 26 378 undated "A Letter" (short story) 26 382 undated "Liane des Rochers" ("story idea") 26 385 undated Lithograph artwork for unidentified book 147 2314 undated "Love is a Crazy Thing" (novelette) 26 392-393 undated "Madame Rau" (short story, variation on "Alsatian Idyll") 27 394-395 undated "Malabar Almanac...The Pleasure and Miseries of Life on a Farm" (poems) 27 397 undated "Mancheron Funeral" (short story) 30 449 undated "Manuelo" (short story) 30 450 undated "Many Mansions: A Play in Three Acts" (adaptation of In My Father's House; with Laslo Vadnay) 30 451 undated "Millstones" (short story) 31 461 undated "Miss Caresse Koch" (verse) 31 463 undated More Days in Pleasant Valley (unfinished novel) 32 473-474 undated "Mother" 32 476 undated "Mr. John D. Speiser" (verse) 32 477 undated "Mrs. Stauffer" (verse) 34 492 undated "Nigel" 38 525 undated "The Only Thing" (short story) 39 544 undated "Pilar" (movie scenario/story idea) 41 574 undated "Reggie Owen" (story idea/movie scenario) 45 612 undated "Ronnie's Choice or Wedded for Both Worlds" (story idea/movie scenario) 45 632 undated "Society Racketeer" (short story) 45 636 undated "The Story of a Great Lady" (parts II-V only) 46 647 undated "Swiss Hotel" (short story) 46 654 undated "An Unrecorded Tale" (short story) 50 1009 undated "La Vie en Provinces: Crime Passionelle" (short story) 54 1142 undated "La Ville de Senlis" (short story) 54 1144 undated "The Widows" (short story) 60 1415 undated "The Wrong Side of the Tracks" (incomplete short story) 61 1431 undated "Yes, We Got No Bananas" (short story) 61 1433 undated Untitled 52 1035-1036 undated Untitled 52 1049 undated Untitled 52 1053 undated Untitled 52 1063-1064 undated Untitled 53 1089 undated Untitled 53 1092 undated Untitled 53 1101-1102 undated Untitled 53 1111, 1117 undated Untitled 53 1125-1126 undated Untitled 54 1130 undated Untitled (miscellaneous dramatic fragments) 51 1012 undated Untitled (movie scenarios) 61 1426 undated Untitled (short story) 52 1068 undated Untitled (verse) 53 1091 undated Non-fiction Subseries 1.2 1928-1956, undated Scope and Contents

The Non-Fiction subseries consists of drafts, partial texts, and printed versions of articles, books, and other non-fiction works Bromfield wrote about the topics of agriculture (primarily), foreign/political affairs, other writers, and a variety of cultural topics. Many of the articles Bromfield wrote for his two nationally syndicated newspaper columns, "A Voice From the Country" and "This is Your Country...", are included. The materials are dated 1928-1956 and undated.

When known, the title of an article and the publication in which the article appeared are both included.

Materials are arranged roughly in the order in which Bromfield wrote them; materials that could not be dated are listed after those for which a date was identified.

Untitled (on abusive fan mail) 53 1120 1928 November Review of Autobiography of Alice B. Toklas by Gertrude Stein 45 619 circa 1933 "Edith Wharton" 13 197 circa 1937 England: The Dying Oligarchy 14 204-205 circa 1939 "Editorial for President's Birthday Party" 13 198 1939 January 2 Untitled (for Vogue) 52 1044 1939 April 17 "The Land Shall Make You Free" in Cosmopolitan Magazine 26 375 1940 June Review of Mission to Moscow by Joseph E. Davies 45 623 circa 1941 Introduction to My India, My America by Krishnalal Shridharan 23 353 1941 Review of Climate Makes the Man by Clarence A. Mills 45 620 circa 1942 "Democracy's Ambassador" in Soviet Russia Today (review of Joseph E. Davies' Mission to Moscow) 13 190 1942 February "Farm Problems [I]" in Country Life 14 217 1942 February "A Letter to Secretary Wickard" in Farm Journal and Farmer's Wife 26 384 1942 February "Farm Problems [III]" in Country Life 14 218 1942 May "Foreward" in American Provincial Paintings from the Collection of J. Stuart Halladay and Herbel George Thomas at Whitney Museum of Art, New York 17 249 1942 October "A Primer of Conversation" in Bulletin of the Garden Club of America 42 601 1942 November "Conservation and human welfare" in Oliver D. Diller, et. al. edition of Ohio's forest resources: Progress report based on a survey conducted during 1939-1943 and a presentation of a recommended long-range forestry program for Ohio 11 130 circa 1943 "Must American Women Hate?" in She 34 493 1943 March "Fighting French Day Broadcast on Freedom House Program" 17 243 1943 May 5 "It's a Farmer's War, Too" in Collier's 24 360 1943 June 12 "Dear Mr. Wilkie" 12 178 1943 July 23 "We Aren't Going to Have Enough to Eat" for Reader's Digest 58 1395 1943 August "La France et L'Avenir" 17 253 circa 1944 Malabar Farm 27 398-406 1944-1948 Malabar Farm 28 407-432 1944-1948 Malabar Farm 29 433-439 1944-1948 "Restoring Bromfield's Malabar Farm" in The Pure Oil News 45 614 1944 January "The Happiest Man I Have Ever Known" in Reader's Digest 20 302 1944 April "Conservation and the Friends of the Land" in Maryland Conservation Forum Symposium 11 131 1944 April 12 "The Revolution in Agriculture" in Country Book Magazine 45 627-630 1944 June-Autumn "Can the farm catch up with the machine age?" in Reader's Digest 8 107 1944 October "One Foot on the Soil" in Ford Times 39 541-542 1944 December "Universe and University" in Think 50 1008 1944 December Pleasant Valley 41 576-589 1945 Pleasant Valley 42 590-592 1945 Pleasant Valley draft 111 1836 1945 Pleasant Valley (Talking Book recorded by American Foundation for the Blind) 145 1-22 1945 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(22) records

A Few Brass Tacks 15 229-235 1945-1946 A Few Brass Tacks 16 236-242 1945-1946 "Memorials that Live..." in The American Legion Magazine 31 459 1945 May Review of The Fields by Conrad Richter 45 621 circa 1946 Review of God Made the Country by Edward Townsen Booth 45 622 circa 1946 Untitled (on selenium) 51 1026 circa 1946 Introduction to Furrow's End edited by David B. Greenberg 23 350 1946 "Well-Planned Conscription of Help to U.S. and Youth" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 15) 58 1384 1946 January 6 "British Press Abuses U.S. Despite Aid in Both Wars" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 67) 55 1159 1946 January 13 "Truman Should Assert Self and Shun Pressure Groups" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 14) 56 1238 1946 January 20 "Russia Right in Suspecting UNO and Bretton Woods Pact" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 23) 56 1223 1946 January 27 "Lasku Utterance Disavowed Even by His Own British Party" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 22) 55 1193 1946 February 3 "U.S. Farm Equipment Needs Forsaken for Foreign Marts" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 21) 56 1247 1946 February 10 "Produce of Healthy Earth Vital to National Welfare" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1217 1946 February 17 "U.S. Caught between Both Great Britain and Russia" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 26) 56 1245 1946 February 24 "Age of Irritation Blamed for Growing Divorce Rate" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1147 1946 March 3 "Fate of Starving World Hangs on U.S. and Canada" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 27) 55 1180 1946 March 10 "Changes in Aims Menacing Status of U.S. Communists" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 17) 55 1163 1946 March 17 "Repayment in Raw Materials Preferred for British Loan" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 19) 56 1221 1946 March 24 "May Be Bowles Is Smitten with Dread 'Washingtonitis'" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1196 1946 March 31 "A Revolution in Progress" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 24) 56 1222 1946 April 7 "O.P.A. Defeating Own Purports and Checking All Production" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 25) 56 1205 1946 April 14 "Americans Travel Widely but know Little of Own Country" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 20) 55 1150 1946 April 21 "The Importance of Agriculture in Relation to our National Economy" 112 1845 1946 April 22 "Alien-Influenced Minority Supporting OPA Rentention" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1149 1946 April 28 Untitled (on the world food situation) 53 1112 1946 May "Czarist Holy Russia Aims Unchanged by Soviet Rule" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1167 1946 May 5 "Labor Pressure Most Selfish Ever Foisted upon Americans" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1191 1946 May 12 "Washington Embraces Deceit to Perpetuate Party Power" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 58 1382 1946 May 19 "Economic Tumult in Nation Created by New Deal Elders" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1173 1946 May 26 "United States Affords Shameful Spectacle of Nation Sabotaging Self" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1251 1946 June 2 "Colleges Fail in Preparing Graduates for Useful Life" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1164 1946 June 9 "Panaceas Will Not Solve Problems of Human Race" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1208 1946 June 16 "Bowles Lives on Big Income but Plays 'Friend of Peepul'" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1156 1946 June 23 "Working with Nature Yields Fertile Soil and Rich Crop" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 58 1390 1946 June 30 "Outlawing Atomic Bombs instead of War Reveals Today's Fuzzy Thinking" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1207 1946 July 7 "Education--Higher Living Standard Form a Real Basis for World Peace" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1174 1946 July 14 "New York is Festering Spot of Un-American Radicalism" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1204 1946 July 21 "Naming of U.S. Budget Head Looked upon with Suspicion" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1200 1946 July 28 "Ethics and Morals Debased by Professional Communist" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1176 1946 August 4 "Demand for Wholesale Probe of War Contract Corruption Brings Acclaim to Ickes" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1168 1946 August 11 "Bikini Tests Prove A-Bomb Lacking Expected Potency" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1153 1946 August 18 "Bureaucracy Crippling Initiative in America" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 11) 55 1161 1946 August 25 "Vets Will Pay Dearly Later for Paltry $270 Bonus Now" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 58 1379 1946 September 1 "Blind Faith in Science Great Fallacy of Our Age" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 54) 55 1155 1946 September 8 "Increasing Government Costs Crushing U.S. Way of Life" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 53) 55 1189 1946 September 15 "Truman Regime Unable to Solve U.S. Problems" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 51) 56 1237 1946 September 22 "U.S. Communists Block One Nation or One World" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 49) 56 1246 1946 September 29 "How to Read a Landscape" in Reader's Digest 22 330 1946 October "Mere Literacy Imperials Progress if Human Race" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 52) 56 1197 1946 October 6 "Government Bureaucracy Crushes Work Incentive" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 48) 55 1185 1946 October 13 "Democrat Party Needs Thorough Overhauling" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 47) 55 1169 1946 October 20 "Stagnant Democratic Party Direly Needs Rejuvenation" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 46) 56 1229 1946 October 27 "Welfare of Nation Lies with Independent Voters" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 44) 58 1383 1946 November 3 "People's Health Only as Good as Soil Used in Raising Foodstuffs" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 43) 56 1211 1946 November 10 "Soviet Flaying of Franco Branded Sheer Hypocrisy" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 39) 56 1228 1946 November 17 "Election Results Reveal Labor Renounced Leaders" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 34) 55 1175 1946 November 24 "Oil Seen Behind Muddle over Palestine and Jews" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 33) 56 1206 1946 December 1 "GOP Should Base Labor Reform on Nation's Welfare" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 31) 55 1183 1946 December 8 "New Labor Laws Must Emphasize Responsibility" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 30) 56 1203 1946 December 15 "European Lashes Out at U.S. Ingratitude for Own Good Fortune" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 29) 55 1178 1946 December 22 "Red and Black Fascisms Differ but Little Now" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 28) 56 1219 1946 December 29 Review of The Soil and Health, A Study of Organic Agriculture by Sir Albert Howard 45 624 circa 1947 Introduction to The Georgics of Virgil 24 357 1947 "Truman's Income Tax Plan is Branded Cheap Politics" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 8) 56 1240 1947 January 5 "Bilbo Brand of Politics Blot on American Ideals" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 9) 55 1154 1947 January 12 "Wallace's Faculty to Irk is His Only Claim to Fame" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 6) 58 1380 1947 January 19 "High Prices are Hangover of OPA-Created Shortages" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 7) 55 1188 1947 January 26 "Britain's Future Depends on Cooperation with U.S." for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 5) 55 1157 1947 February 2 "Politics Seen Behind Income Tax Proposal of Soaking the Rich" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1212 1947 February 9 "New Book Offers Real Insight on Soviet Fantasy" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 4) 56 1202 1947 February 16 "Poor Results in U.S. for Fortune Spent on Educational Programs" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 3) 56 1213 1947 February 23 "Army, Navy Could Recoup Budget Cut by Stamping Out Waste and Red Tape" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1151 1947 March 2 "Taxpayers Pay Heavily for Big Farm Subsidies but with Little Return" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1232 1947 March 9 "Pressure of Modern Age Heaviest Contributor to Causes of Heart Disease" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1215 1947 March 16 "Whole Future at Stake in Course U.S. Takes on Economic Relations" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 58 1387 1947 March 23 "U.S. Lacks Resources to Save Entire World" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 56) 56 1248 1947 March 30 "Waning GOP Popularity is Due to Own Making" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 58 1381 1947 April 6 "Need Seen for World Union Including Former Foes as Reds' Tactics Foredoom U.N." for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1201 1947 April 12 "U.S. Can Well Profit by Examining Cause of British Economic Ills" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 1) 56 1243 1947 April 20 "Tax and Living Costs Could be Eased with Proper Farm Program" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1231 1947 April 27 "Installment Buying Most Disastrous to Country's Economy" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 36) 55 1190 1947 May 4 "Cooperatives are in Tradition of Free Enterprise" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1165 1947 May 11 "Building Trade Unions Pricing Themselves Out of Jobs by Selfishness" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1160 1947 May 18 "'Liberal', 'Democracy', 'Idealist' Meaningless Words Now Due to Misuse" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1194 1947 May 25 "Salvation of Americans Rests in Own Individual Work, Faith, Cooperation" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1225 1947 June 1 "Prevention Not Cure Should be Theme of Sociological Medicine" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1216 1947 June 8 "Absorption of Hungary Bares Russian Intrigue in True Shocking Light" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1146 1947 June 15 "Army-Navy Traditions Should Be Ignored in Drafting Training Law" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1152 1947 June 22 "Agriculture Hampered by Heavy Rains in U.S. Bread Basket Districts" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1148 1947 June 29 Untitled (on organic soil emendments) 53 1103 1947 July Untitled (on providing habitats for wildlife) 53 1127 1947 July "'Plowman's Folly' Modified" in Saturday Review of Literature (review of A Second Look by Edward H. Faulkner) 42 593 1947 July 5 "Truman's Vetoes Will Cause Many Democrats to Shun Party in '48" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1242 1947 July 6 "Health of People Depends upon Soil" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1187 1947 July 13 "Russia's Isolationism Branded Semi-Barbarism of Middle Age Vintage" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1224 1947 July 20 "Truman's Record Smacks of Either Stupidity or Shrewd Political Trickery" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1241 1947 July 27 "Taxpayers' Money Wasted by Flood Control Method Employed by War Draft" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1233 1947 August 3 "Truman Wins Sobriquet of High Tax Harry with His Ragtime Economics" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1239 1947 August 10 "British Economic Plight Emphasizes Fallacies of Socialism and Communism" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1158 1947 August 17 "Crisis Over World's Ills Requires Each Nation Find Solution to Own Problems" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1166 1947 August 24 "Scientists Businessmen Will Run Farms of Future" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1226 1947 August 31 "General Farm, Corner Grocery Store Passing Out Before Competition" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1184 1947 September 7 "Workingman First Sufferer in a Socialist Experiment" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 58 1391 1947 September 14 "Fantastic Economics to Feature Truman's Campaign for Office of President in '48" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1179 1947 September 21 "People More to Blame than Politicians for Soaring High Prices" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1210 1947 September 28 "Europe Should Pledge Own Security and Peace in Return for U.S. Aid" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1177 1947 October 5 "Few Lessons in Cooking for U.S. Wives Would Help Relieve Food Crisis" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1182 1947 October 12 "Pre-1914 Europe Gone and U.S. Economic Aid Will Prove Vain Effort" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1214 1947 October 19 "U.S. Cannot Stop 'Wave of History' by Gifts to Europe" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1244 1947 October 26 "Top Honors Due Baruch for Unselfish Efforts in Welfare of America" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1236 1947 November 2 "Reds Hold Donnybrook in Typical Confusion at Hollywood Hearing" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1220 1947 November 9 "Recent European Events Should Guide Congress on Aid Plan Decisions" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1218 1947 November 16 "Some Progress Shown in Handling Know-How of European Aid Plan" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1227 1947 November 23 "More Progress Noted in Appreciation of American Democracy" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1198 1947 November 30 "The New Agriculture" in Plants and Gardens 34 501 1947 Winter "U.S. Soil Conservation Destroyed by Measure Proposed to Congress" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1249 1947 December 7 "Passage of Cooley Bill Would Prove Costly to Taxpayers of Country" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1209 1947 December 14 "Bureaucratic Lobbies within Government Run Wild and Unchallenged" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1162 1947 December 21 "Terrific Power Wielded by Bureaucratic Lobbies Endangers Whole Nation" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 56 1234 1947 December 28 Malabar Farm review 1 1C circa 1948 Untitled (on decentralization of industry) 52 1033 circa 1948 "Introduction" to Is Civilization Gaining or Losing Ground? by Emile E. Watson 23 347 1948 "Democratic Leadership Criticized" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1170 1948 January 17 "Federal Policy is Threat to Nation" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 55 1181 1948 January 24 "Can our earth feed its people" in The Rotarian 8 106 1948 February "Sylvester the Bull" in The Atlantic 46 655 1948 April "The Year of the Flood" in The Atlantic 61 1432 1948 May "Fall River Legend" in Theatre Arts 14 212 1948 June-July "Every Day is Pay Day" in Guideposts 14 208 1948 July "Der Stier Sylvester" in Neue Auslese 46 646 1948 July "Worker Is Socialism's First Victim" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column 58 1389 1948 September 13 "Why I Am a Grass Farmer" for Successful Farming 59 1414 1948 November Introduction to Easy Farming by Channing Cope 23 349 circa 1949 "Introduction: From Malabar to Brookside Farms" in The Dairy Cow and Her Milk 23 348 1949 Out of the Earth 39 549-552 1949-1950 Out of the Earth 40 553-567 1949-1950 Out of the Earth 41 568 1949-1950 "Soil Conservation" in Proceedings of the Academy of Political Science: Food 45 639 1949 January "Triumph in the Arena" in Saturday Review of Literature (review of Tom Lea's novel The Brave Bulls) 50 1001 1949 April 23 "The Passing of a Pattern" in The Educational Forum 41 570 1949 May "A Farmer Faces the Problem" in Our Renewable Resources can be Sustained: A Symposium (Round-table feature of the Natural Resources Department and the Agricultural Departement) 15 219 1949 May 4 "Two Returns to Nature" in Virginia Quarterly (review of Joseph Wood Krutch's The Twelve Seasons and Lewis Gannett's Cream Hill) 50 1006 1949 Summer "We Don't Have to Starve" for The Atlantic 58 1396 1949 July "You Can Make Money in the South" in Country Gentleman 61 1435 1949 July "Farming Three to Twenty Feet Down" in Country Gentleman 15 223 1949 October "The World Can Feed Itself" for Fertilizer Review 61 1427 1949 October-December Review of The Town by Conrad Richter 45 625 circa 1950 "Conservation" in Garden Center Christmas Caravan of Gifts 11 129 1950 "The Illusion of the Welfare State: Annual Report [of the] Vegetable Growers Association of America" 23 338 1950 Japan International Christian University 112 1850 1950 Untitled (on Johnny Appleseed) 52 1050 1950 "Farming--The Greatest of Professions" in The Rural New-Yorker 15 222 1950 January 7 "Kansas Working out Problem to Provide Medical Service in Rural Areas by Building Number of Modern Hospitals" from "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 806 1950 January 8 "Congress has Great Chance to Distinguish Self, Faces Administration whose every move is Guided by Politics" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 719 1950 January 15 "Truman Conducting Vote-Buying-by-Promise Political Campaign; Health Insurance Bill, Brannan Plan are Just Bait for Ballots" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 940 1950 January 22 "American Foreign Policy has now Reached new Low" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 669 1950 January 29 "Militarism in Education" 112 1851 1950 February "Gradual Union of Democratic Countries Based on Sound Economics with Customs Barriers-Frontiers Eliminated Path to World Government, Good Living Standard" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 775 1950 February 5 "FEPC a Phoney--Civil Rights can be Solved only through Education and Understanding" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 758 1950 February 12 "Price Supports Encourage Farmer to be Inefficient" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 871 1950 February 19 "Sixty PerCent of U. S. Farmers Grow Little more than they Eat" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 906 1950 February 26 "United States' Decline in Power-Wealth in Progress for Some Time" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 956 1950 March 5 "I Live on the Edge of Paradise" in Saturday Evening Post 22 332 1950 March 11 "Pollution of America's Rivers a Disgrace; Law is Needed to End Abuse" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 863 1950 March 12 "Democrats on the Run but Republicans have not Seized Advantage of their Opportunity" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 733 1950 March 19 "Republicans have Plenty of Political Ammunition--Fail to Make use of It" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 882 1950 March 26 "General Farms are Obsolete!" in Successful Farming 19 283 1950 April "Poor Land, Poor Hunting" in The Atlantic 42 597 1950 April "The Strange Case of the Bovine that Cost Nothing, Provided All" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 923 1950 April 2 "Labor Union with its Endless Demands Farmer's Worst Worry" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 812 1950 April 9 "State Department Communist Angle Difficult to Analyze" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 917 1950 April 16 "Kerr Natural Gas Bill puts Pressure on the President-Raises big Ruckus in Party" from "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 807 1950 April 23 "Organized Labor Beginning to Come of Age, to Recognize its Dignity, Importance, many Responsibilities" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 846 1950 April 30 "Pattern of how Communist Party Operates now being Revealed by Senator McCarthy's Accusations" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 853 1950 May 7 "Taxpayers are Charged for Political Junkets of Administration and Officials" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 927 1950 May 14 "Communist's Greed for Power often Attains Psychopathic Mania Stage" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 713 1950 May 21 "Socialism no Longer a Dream but a Nightmare in England, Poll Reveals 48% of Younger Men would Leave if Possible" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 910 1950 May 28 "Homage to the Cleveland City Farmer's Club" 22 316 1950 June Untitled (on water) 53 1124 1950 June "Sources of Fundamental Nutrition" in The Role of Research in the Conservation of our Nutritional Resources 45 641 1950 June 2 "Schuman's Declaration for Economic Unity Between France-Germany could Prove Way of Ending Wars in Europe" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 896 1950 June 4 "High Time to Reclaim our Country from the Hands of Politicians" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 778 1950 June 11 "Politicians use Russian Scarecrow to Further own Selfish Objectives" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 862 1950 June 18 "American People have Everything yet Stand Idly by While Politicians Try to Change Nation to Socialist State" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 670 1950 June 25 "France Considered a Broken Nation Five Years ago is First to Recover from War" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 766 1950 July 2 "Rights of U. S. Citizens Invaded more and more by Administration" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 887 1950 July 9 "Acheson Resembles Late Neville Chamberlain both in Appearance and Capacity for Compromising; Strong, Able Man Needed in Job" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 662 1950 July 16 "U. S. Living in Age of Illusions, Propose to Give Backward Nations Freedoms they cannot Understand, Results in Corrupt Dictatorships" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 951 1950 July 23 "Mismanagement of Country by Politicians is Really Playing into Reds' Hands" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 829 1950 July 30 "Grass Farming" in B. F. Goodrich Farmer's Handbook 19 291 1950 August "National Dairy Dedicates new Oakdale Laboratory" in Chemurgic Digest 34 498 1950 August "Stress on Patriotism in Korea Situation Cannot Wipe Out the Mistakes which Led to Debacle" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 924 1950 August 6 "Korean Affair no Excuse for Further Bureaucracy; We must Abate Hysteria" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 810 1950 August 13 "Twenty One" 50 1004 1950 August 16 "Coal Company's Project Restores Land Ravaged by Strip Mining to Better than Pre-Mined Condition" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 707 1950 August 20 "Rome Destroyed Carthage, then Fell Through Inner Corruption--Will History Repeat Itself?" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 889 1950 August 27 "The chicken-litter story" in Missouri Quail Hunter 9 112 1950 Fall "State Department's Lack of Concrete Policy puts U. S. in Absurd Position" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 918 1950 September 3 "Continued Trading with Russia Indicative of Administration's Basically Inconsistent Policy" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 725 1950 September 10 "Continued Shrinkage in Buying Power of U. S. Dollar may Ruin Social Security Program Setup" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 724 1950 September 17 "East Texas can be World Garden Spot" in Dallas Morning News 11 138 1950 September 18 "Rising Yields Hike Profits" in Dallas Morning News 11 139 1950 September 18 "Voters Will Have Opportunity Soon to Correct the Great Error of '48" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 978 1950 September 24 "...Pioneer Ignorance, Greed led to Weedy Wilderness" in Dallas Morning News 11 140 1950 September 25 "Gardening without Tears" in Godfrey's Let's Live 19 281 1950 October "Truman Directly Responsible for U. S. Blunders--Citizens must Bolster the Opposition in Order to Protect Country" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 941 1950 October 1 "Subsidy, Parity, Price Peg not Answer to Farm Problem" in Dallas Morning News 11 141 1950 October 2 "Sinister Smear Campaign against Taft Recalls Tactics of Commies and Nazis" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 905 1950 October 8 "Nation no Longer can Tolerate Poor Farming Systems" in Dallas Morning News 11 142 1950 October 9 "Brannan vs. agriculture" in The Freeman 4 51 1950 October 16 "The Come Back of the Cotton South" in Dallas Morning News 11 143 1950 October 16 Untitled (on conservation) 53 1096 1950 October 16 "Atrocious Campaign Methods being used by Democrats to Beat Senator Taft at Polls" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 680 1950 October 22 "...Range Misuse Spells Disaster to the Land" in Dallas Morning News 11 144 1950 October 23 "U. S. Standard of Living will soon be on a Level with Russia's Unless we Cease Reckless Spending" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 955 1950 October 29 "Grass and Cattle Best Cash Crops for East Texas" in Dallas Morning News 11 145 1950 October 30 "Civil Rights of Average Citizen Violated Repeatedly by New Deal" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 704 1950 November 5 "The Way Back" (continued); draft only, no printed version 11 146 1950 November 6 "Inflation, Higher Taxes and Drum Beats of Armed Forces Threaten United States" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 799 1950 November 12 "Flat Top at Walnut Springs Offers State Model Ranch" in Dallas Morning News 11 147 1950 November 13 "Senator Lodge's Proposal to Recruit Army from Refugees and Anti-Communists should by given Consideration, U. S. is Carrying Burden Alone of Fighting the World's War" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 900 1950 November 15 "Nation's Farms Steadily Acquired by People who Possess Farming Know-How" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 831 1950 November 19 "Pettit Ranch Proves Land Easily Reclaimed" in Dallas Morning News 11 148 1950 November 20 "Independent Voter finds he Determines Elections" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 797 1950 November 26 "Renner's Work Plans Future" in Dallas Morning News 11 149 1950 November 27 Untitled (on a blizzard) 52 1076 circa 1950 November 28 "Word 'Isolationist' Needs Re-definition Just as Our Foreign-Aid Program Needs Some 'Re-examinationists'" 50 994 1950 December 3 "Renner Labors to Rejuvenate Blackland Soil" in Dallas Morning News 11 150 1950 December 4 "There's Much in Washington that Should be Re-Examined" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 934 1950 December 10 "Texas Ranges Destroyed by Overgrazing" in Dallas Morning News 11 151 1950 December 11 "'The Freeman,' a New Magazine Outlet for Genuine Liberalism" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 767 1950 December 17 "Registered Stock Worthless Without Good Soil Methods" in Dallas Morning News 11 152 1950 December 18 "Conant's Universal Military Service plan a Sensible one[;] American People being Treated to Tragic Spectacle of Youths Killed while Allied Countries give Little yet Tie our Hands" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 716 1950 December 24 "Shun Specialty Cattle, Small Ranches Warned" in Dallas Morning News 11 153 1950 December 25 "Unity Requires Faith, Confidence in Leaders" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 957 1950 December 31 "Brannan plans and the agricultural revolution" drafts 4 50 circa 1951 Polio manuscript 112 1853 circa 1951 "Grass Farming" in B. F. Goodrich Farmer's Handbook and Almanac 19 292 1951 Introduction to Grasses & Grassland Farming by Hi Staten 23 351 1951 "Louis Bromfield Speaks" in Garden Gossip 26 390 1951 January "Truman's Government by Crisis Requires Cool-Headed Congress to Revive People's Confidence" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 943 1951 January 7 "Soil Structure is Productivity Base" in Dallas Morning News 11 154 1951 January 8 "Confusion Rules as State Department Tries to sell U. S. False Bill of Goods" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 717 1951 January 14 "Farmer, Ranchman can Solve Water Problem" in Dallas Morning News 12 155 1951 January 15 Reprint of article appearing in the Knoxville Journal on 1951 January 15 in Congressional Record 112 1854 1951 January 17 "What are we trying to do?" printed in Congressional Record 113 1855 1951 January 18 "Standards for Entrance to U. S. Armed Services Should by Lowered Soon" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 916 1951 January 21 "...Farm Payments Rooted in Socialist Plot" in Dallas Morning News 12 156 1951 January 22 "Citizens of Country are Alarmed over Blunders by Administration--Power of Decisions, Leadership should be Defaulted to Congress" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 703 1951 January 28 "Trinity Watershed Program Endorsed" in Dallas Morning News 12 157 1951 January 29 "Well-Balanced Soils" for Godfrey's Let's Live 58 1397 1951 February "Soil as the Basis of Health" Proceedings of the Royal Canadian Institute 45 638 1951 February 3 "Governmental Waste Places Tax Burden on Lower Income Group" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 774 1951 February 4 "'Can Pastures' can Cut High Feed Cost in Winter" in Dallas Morning News 12 158 1951 February 5 "History may Reveal Present Hysteria Sweeping U. S. was Result of Contrived Crisis" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 780 1951 February 11 "...Accurate Accounts Key to Prosperity" in Dallas Morning News 12 159 1951 February 12 "U. S. Making Splendid Progress Toward Socialism; President's Advisers Help Communist Cause" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 952 1951 February 18 "East Texas can Regain Fertility with Legumes" in Dallas Morning News 12 160 1951 February 19 "Americans of Today and Tomorrow owe Hugh H. Bennett a Great Debt" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 12 161 1951 February 25 "...Bennett Dramatized Disaster of Erosion" in Dallas Morning News 12 161 1951 February 26 "Natural Cultivation of Raspberries" in Godfrey's Let's Live 34 499 1951 March "Proposed Amendment Limiting U. S. President to Two Terms Still Needs Ratification by Five States to Become Valid" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 872 1951 March 4 "Farmer is not Responsible for Rising Cost of Food" in Dallas Morning News 12 162 1951 March 5 "Low Moral Standards of Cheap Ward Politician Prevalent in Government" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 821 1951 March 11 "Soil State Determines Crop Cost" in Dallas Morning News 12 163 1951 March 12 "The State Versus the Individual" printed in Congressional Record 113 1856 1951 March 16 "Dewey may Spell Doom again to Republican Party in '52" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 736 1951 March 18 "Science Spurs Farming into New Methods" in Dallas Morning News 12 164 1951 March 19 "Korean Crisis Largely Created by our Muddled Foreign Policy" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 811 1951 March 25 Untitled draft for Dallas Morning News 12 165 1951 March 26 "People Wand Fulbright, Kefauver to Carry on with Investigations" from "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 857 1951 April 1 "...Agriculture Must Fight for Means of Production" in Dallas Morning News 12 166 1951 April 2 "Cry of Scarcity Arises as Food Surpluses Disappear, Processed Foods Marked up but Farmer's Profit Lower" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 728 1951 April 8 "Back of the Brannan Plan" in Freeman 2 28 1951 April 9 "Soil Controls Life, Health" in Dallas Morning News 12 167 1951 April 9 "College Students' Exemption from Draft Unfair to Great Body of American Youth" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 708 1951 April 15 "Good Land Use would Banish Farm Problem" in Dallas Morning News 12 168 1951 April 16 "People Growing Cynical of 'National Crisis' Bugaboo" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 856 1951 April 22 "Renner Awards Set Pattern for Nation" in Dallas Morning News 12 169 1951 April 23 "History Reveals Reduced Purchasing Power of Farmer is Sign of Economic Depression" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 781 1951 April 29 "Economics Liquidating Bad Farmer" in Dallas Morning News 12 170 1951 April 30 "Administration Muddles while India Starves, Farmer Delivers own Wheat as Gift, Others may Follow Example" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 664 1951 May 6 "Texas Weather has Pack of Surprises" in Dallas Morning News 12 171 1951 May 7 "Administration Attempts to Gain Political Favors from Tragic World Situation, Meanwhile Obscuring Developments which might Prove to be Unfavorable" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 663 1951 May 13 "Bad Years can Teach Farmers Good Lessons" in Dallas Morning News 12 172 1951 May 14 "Foreward" to a section on soil conservation in Current Events, Every Week, Our Times 17 250 1951 May 19-23 "Criticism of the American College Education Arouses Public; Letters Protesting, Approving about Equal" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 727 1951 May 20 Untitled draft for Dallas Morning News 12 173 1951 May 21 "MacArthur's Greatest Service Overlooked; Exposed Government by Small Clique which made Secret Deals without Telling People" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 823 1951 May 27 "Farming on a Business Basis can Produce Big Dividends" in Dallas Morning News 12 174 1951 May 28 "Build a healthy acre" in Natural History 8 103 1951 June "The case for plowless farming" in Successful Farming 8 108 1951 June "O. P. S. Grows more Ludicrous Every Day--Was set up on a Ward-Healing Basis" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 840 1951 June 3 "Washington Wafflebottoms" 58 1393 1951 June 6 "Draft-Service, Universal-Military-Training Problem, Need Attention of Whole Citizenry" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 743 1951 June 10 "'Peace Candidate' Truman offers Opposition Plenty of Ammunition" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 854 1951 June 17 "'MacArthur' Investigations only Results in Confusion" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 822 1951 June 24 "Bromfield reveals data on poisons in agriculture to Congressional committee: Use of chemical and other poisons as insecticides and other purposes in the growing and preparation of food products" in Normal Agriculture 8 102 1951 July "Hope for U. S. Lies in Younger Generation; Made Wise, Mature by Conditions they Grew up In" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 784 1951 July 1 "Human Population in U. S. Expanding Faster than Cattle--Meat Shortage, High Prices to Stay, unless Public Decides Cost [too] High, Stops Buying" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 785 1951 July 8 "Record of Korean 'Police Action' Shameful, Indignity to Americans" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 880 1951 July 15 "Newspapers Truman Reads do not Reflect Political Views of Most of Nation" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 838 1951 July 22 "High Food Prices due to Fact Farm Products have Failed to Equal Increase in Population" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 777 1951 July 29 "Article for saving American liberalism" draft 2 22 1951 August "Sense of Individual Honor Basic to Survival of our Civilization" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 902 1951 August 5 "Hunger of U. S. Military for more Power Apparent-Demand more Money, Men" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 786 1951 August 12 "U. S. Schools Fail in Many Cases to Provide Students with Basic Skills, Ethics" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 954 1951 August 19 "Politicians, Army Engineers should be Excluded in Plans for Solving Missouri Floods" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 861 1951 August 26 "Pertinent Remarks on Poisons in Foods" in The Minneapolis Dental Journal 41 572 1951 September "Watered-Down Marxist Professors in U. S. Colleges More Dangerous Than Reds in Influence on Young" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 982 1951 September 2 Preface for The Blonde Corinthian 42 600 1951 September 6 "Smear Campaign Aimed at those who Question Wholesale use of Little-Known Lethal Chemicals which can Poison the Foods we Eat" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 909 1951 September 9 "Washington Bureaucrats, Arizona Landowners Seek Vast Irrigation Project that Will Cost Billions" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 979 1951 September 16 "Differences in Opinion between North Atlantic States, rest of Nation becoming more Apparent" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 739 1951 September 23 "Value of Buying Defense Bond as Inflation Check Nullified by Government's Extravagance" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 974 1951 September 30 "A Measuring Stick for Determining U. S. Citizen's Tie with Communism" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 826 1951 October 7 "Brannan Forums Play for Farm Vote; Farmers Show Hostility Toward Scheme" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 688 1951 October 14 Untitled (on a quotation from Thoreau) 53 1104 1951 October 16 "American People must Weed out Government Corruption to Remain a Strong Nation" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 671 1951 October 21 "Truman-Taft Represent Clear-cut Decisive Platforms for Voters in Next Year's Presidential Contest" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 942 1951 October 28 "Corrupt Governments of Backward Nations Create Turmoil that U. N. cannot Control" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 726 1951 November 4 "Administration's Deceit, Hypocrisy, Blunders have Cost U. S. Terrific Price in War Dead, Heavy Taxes" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 665 1951 November 11 "Quotation from Mrs. Roosevelt Reflects our Muddled Thinking" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 877 1951 November 18 "Our Cynicism, Moral Degeneracy far more Dangerous than Russia to Well Being of United States" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 848 1951 November 25 "Taxes have Reached Inflationary Point" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 926 1951 December 2 "'Big Money Boys' Back Internationalists for President, see Return Foreign Bond Business" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 685 1951 December 9 "We Not Only Raise More Corn Per Acre but Also More Anonymous Writers" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 984 1951 December 16 "Alarmed Democrats Concede Best Thing for Country is for Party to Lose Control until Scandals Quiet Down" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 666 1951 December 23 "Eisenhower's Situation in coming Presidential Campaign far from Easy" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 750 1951 December 30 "Will Life Be Better in '52?" (with DiSalle, Michael V.; Peterson, Houston; Willkie, H. Frederick) 62 1440 1952 January 1 "Our Frame of Government Sound but Citizens make Utopian Life Impossible" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 849 1952 January 6 "Truman's Pathetic Story could Prove Tragic for Nation" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 944 1952 January 13 "Boom for Stassen is Confined to Stassen" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 686 1952 January 20 "Prosperity of Agriculture here due more to Farmer's Management, Mechanization than to Prevailing Prices" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 874 1952 January 27 "Fertilizer is not just Fertilizer (It's how you use It)" in Successful Farming 15 228 1952 February "Yo vivo en el Paraiso" in Informaciones de los Estados Unidos de America 61 1434 1952 February "New Advances in Agriculture may Slice Hog Costs Big 75 Per Cent" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 835 1952 February 3 "Universal Military Training has Become Live Issue Again" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 958 1952 February 10 "Feeble Framework of U. S. Foreign, Military Policy is Becoming more Evident" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 761 1952 February 17 "Extent of Misgovernment, Corruption my Become so Extensive Investigations will Prove Useless" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 757 1952 February 24 "Waste, Extravagence Charges Against the Pentagon Show Evils of Military Control" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 981 1952 February 24 "Vast Opportunities Offered in Canada Impress Tourist" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 975 1952 March 2 "U. S. Backing Wrong Horse, Europe's Economic Picture Poor While Latin American Nations' Future Promising" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 948 1952 March 9 "Panama with Millions of Undeveloped Acres Imports about Ninety Per Cent of its Food" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 851 1952 March 16 "Panamanian Plantations Show Big Possibilities for Nation's Expansion Under Right Management" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 852 1952 March 23 "Little Rainfall in Lima but Irrigated areas are Luxurious Garden Spots; a Paradise for Tourists" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 820 1952 March 30 "A 'Welfare State' Where Bureaucracy Grows While Shortages Face Citizens and Country Slowly Dies" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 986 1952 April 6 "Sao Paulo may Prove Nucleus of New Brazil" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 894 1952 April 13 "Brazil's Frontier Beckons, Opening may Produce one of the Future Powers of World" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 692 1952 April 20 "South American Countries Handicapped through Lack of a Solid Middle Class, Brazil most Enterprising" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 913 1952 April 27 Untitled (on building topsoil) 52 1042 1952 May "Sumner Welles' Good-Neighbor Policy with South America is a Boon to Western Hemisphere" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 925 1952 May 4 "Truman's Seizure of Steel Industry on Doctrine of his 'Implied Powers' Comparable to the Acts of Dictators" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 945 1952 May 11 "Television Offers Vast Opportunities in Entertainment, Education, and Art" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 929 1952 May 18 "Fundamental Issue is Whether People of U. S. are to Govern or Allow Bureaucrats to Rule" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 769 1952 May 25 "How the Farmer Thinks" in The Atlantic 22 328 1952 June "Agriculture in Brazil" drafts 1 6 1952 June-July "A Revolution by Ballot Needed to Save Country" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 884 1952 June 1 "Whittaker Chambers' Book Reveals Much of the Evil Which has Gone on in our Government in Late Years" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 989 1952 June 8 "Hiss but Arrogant Pawn of Higher-Ups in Octopus Conspiracy against People" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 779 1952 June 15 "Company Ike Keeps may be Political Handicap" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 715 1952 June 22 "Old-Timers had Style, Appeal, Individuality Lacking in Newcomers" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 843 1952 June 29 Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "The visit of Secretary of State Acheson to Brazil..."] 50 971 1952 July "Maneuvers of big Labor Leaders Turning Public Opinion Against Unions" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 825 1952 July 6 "Army's Wasteful Ways Shocking; Korean War Perpetuates Military in Position of Power" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 678 1952 July 13 "Organized Labor once Fought Corruption; Now Infiltrated by Crookedness in its own Ranks" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 847 1952 July 20 "Economic Alliance of U. S., Brazil, Canada Suggested as Certain Road to Peace" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 744 1952 July 27 "How I get Organic Matter--Quick!" in Successful Farming 22 327 1952 August "Three Factors Vital to a G. O. P. Victory" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 937 1952 August 3 "Choice of Governor Stevenson has Purged, Strengthened and Unified the Democratic Party" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 701 1952 August 10 "When to be Rude" for This Week Magazine 59 1413 1952 August 10 "Dewey, Truman called Liabilities to their Respective Campaigns" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 737 1952 August 17 "Eisenhower and his Supporters show Reluctance to Shed Coats and Fight a Vigorous Campaign" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 745 1952 August 24 "Members' Resentment Against Union Bosses is Widespread; 'Labor Vote' could Backfire" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 827 1952 August 31 "Both Parties offer to Aid Farmer; His Welfare Vital to our Economic Structure" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 687 1952 September 7 "Neither Stevenson nor Eisenhower willing to Conduct Real Campaign" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 833 1952 September 14 "Democratic Campaign Song 'Don't Let Them Take It Away' may well Prove Boomerang at Campaign Time" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 731 1952 September 21 "Theory that Federal Employee Vote Insures Fair Deal Against Defeat is Bunk; Over Half for Eisenhower" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 932 1952 September 28 "Stevenson's Burden of Trumanism Likened to Sinbad's in Old Tale" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 921 1952 October 5 "Stevenson Offers old Rigamarole and Disappoints many Democrats; 'Ike' is Specific and Definite" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 920 1952 October 12 "Taxpayers' Money Wasted: Money Spent Abroad Fails to Cover up Ineptness of State Department Program" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 928 1952 October 19 "Term 'Egg Head' Stems from Political Scrap, Expression Applies to Intellectual Liberals" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 930 1952 October 26 "Korea, Communism, Corruption Presidential Campaign Issues" in "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 808 1952 November 2 "There's Constant Clamor About High Cost of Food Yet Farmer is Paid Less than Half of Consumer Cost" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 933 1952 November 9 "New Administration Handed Headache by Truman Regime" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 834 1952 November 16 "'Labor Vote' Myth Promoted by Union Bosses to Further own Selfish Goals" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 813 1952 November 23 "U. N. Record Sad One, Demise Might be Near" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 947 1952 November 30 "The Triumph of the Egghead" in The Freeman 50 1002 1952 December 1 "Just what is it we are Fighting for in Korea?" from "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 805 1952 December 7 "Appointment of Benson as Secretary of Agriculture Enormous Boon to Country" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 676 1952 December 15 "Growing Population Menaces our Eating Habits Unless Fair Price Given Farmer" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 776 1952 December 21 "Disintegration of Truman's Administration is Shocking" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 741 1952 December 28 A New Pattern for a Tired World partial proof 113 1867 1953 "Cloud on Horizon is Rapid Decline in Produce Prices" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 706 1953 January 4 "A Speedy End to Forced War Service Would be a Boon to Young Americans" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 914 1953 January 11 "Question of Compulsory Military Training will play Major Role in '54 Congressional Election" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 876 1953 January 18 "Mrs. Roosevelt Unwittingly Discloses Thinking of Many 'Do-Gooders' on Korean War" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 830 1953 January 25 "Democrats' Dilemma" in The Freeman 13 191 1953 January 26 "The Task Before Us" in Audubon Magazine 113 1859 1953 January-February "Government Requires Good Business Heads" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 773 1953 February 1 "Journalistic 'Five Per Centers' in Washington Face News Handicap Now" from "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 804 1953 February 8 "Europeans Calmer over 'Russian Menace' than Truman Administration or our own Brass Hats" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 752 1953 February 15 "Treacherous Moscow Group Afraid Ordinary Russians may Find Out how Utterly Wretched their Lives Are" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 939 1953 February 22 "The Shame of Our Colleges" in Esquire 45 634 1953 March "'Noseyness' of our Do-Gooders in Foreign Affairs Calamitous" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 839 1953 March 1 "Latin-American Nations Display many Favorable Changes but Communists still Woo Nationalists" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 815 1953 March 8 "Foreigners Wonder why we Sacrifice our Youths and Wealth to save Countries who Refuse to Aid Selves" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 763 1953 March 15 "Farmer's Prices should give Him a Reasonable Prosperity" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 760 1953 March 22 "American People Protest Blight of Compulsory Military Service being Accepted in this Country while Allied Nations Drag Feet" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 672 1953 March 29 "Rise of U. S. Prestige in South America Seen" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 888 1953 April 5 "New Economic, Political Pattern Viewed Emerging Among the Small Nations" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 836 1953 April 12 "Recommended Reduction in U. S. Armed Forces would Increase Effectiveness" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 879 1953 April 19 "Russia may have Changed Attitude Despite Wails, Warnings of Army Brass, Columnists to Watch Out" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 891 1953 April 26 "Communist Game Wearing thin in Latin-American Countries" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 710 1953 May 3 "Attempts to Smear Senate Investigations as 'Witch Hunts' Helps Shield Reds" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 682 1953 May 10 "World in Midst of Great Revolution Which Any Attempt to Arrest by U. S. or Russia Would Wreck Both Nations" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 995 1953 May 17 "Dedicated Knights of New Deal giving a Display of Dishonesty they Deplored so Smugly while in Power" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 730 1953 May 24 "American Capitalism Aids Free Enterprise, Differs from British Brand which Operates on Cartel Basis" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 668 1953 May 31 "Britain's Emphasis on Trade above Honor has Resulted in many Conflicts; now Rumored Pitting U. S. against Russia" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 695 1953 June 7 "Powerful Air Force Key to our Defense against Red Attack" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 864 1953 June 14 "U. S. Foreign Policy Described as 'Foot-in-the-Mouth' Method" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 950 1953 June 21 "Communist System in Russia Benefits only those at Top" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 711 1953 June 28 "Wings for Peace Must Reading to American People" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 992 1953 July 5 "History will Record Churchill as Great Statesman of our Era" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 782 1953 July 12 "Physicists' Discoveries have Contributed Little to Happiness of Mankind" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 860 1953 July 19 "Skilled Farm Labor Scarce" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 907 1953 July 26 "Disintegration of 'Russian Menace' Catches Pentagon's Propagandists in Confusion" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 740 1953 August 2 "Pentagon Propaganda Increased as Guns in Korea are Silenced" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 855 1953 August 9 "Korea's Rhee no George Washington, but Dictator like Hitler, Stalin" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 809 1953 August 16 Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "No matter what settlement is made of the Korean mess, no good will come of it for the people of the United States."] 50 967 1953 August 23 "Two Careers are Better Than One" 50 1005 1953 August 28 "Eisenhower's Failure to heed Wishes of Voters who Elected him sure to make Re-election Hard for Members of Congress" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 749 1953 August 30 "Let Nations Relax[,] People Work Again" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 818 1953 September 6 "Common People's Revolt against Phony Reformers" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 709 1953 September 13 "Ridgway Makes two Points Worth Further Discussion" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 886 1953 September 20 "Ructions at Stevenson Dinner Indicate Deep Rift in Party" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 890 1953 September 27 "Stevenson's Speech and Ideas that Could Win 1956 Election" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 922 1953 October 4 "Wilson and Kyes Cutting Waste, Improving the Defense Program" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 991 1953 October 11 "American Public Still Victim of Wolf! Wolf! Army-Brass Propaganda" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 673 1953 October 18 "Rhubarb over Bombs hits Level of Juvenile Brawl" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 885 1953 October 25 "The Pick-Up is the Farmer's Best Friend" in Advertising 41 573 1953 November "Voters Express Discontent at Polls Over President's Failure to Void Trumanism" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 977 1953 November 1 "U. S. Distributes Millions Abroad but gives Farmers, Cattlemen here Little Aid" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 949 1953 November 8 "Real Guilt for Tortured, Dead in Korea Rests with U. S. Leaders, Do-Gooders" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 878 1953 November 15 "Power Tillage is the Thing" 42 598 1953 November 18 "Soil and the Farmer" in House & Garden 45 637 1953 November 18 "Republican Party Loses Popularity" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 881 1953 November 22 "Churchill aware Roosevelt was Dying before Election" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 702 1953 November 29 "Once Military get Upper Hand it's Hard to get Rid of Them" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 844 1953 December 6 "Whole Disloyalty Pattern Points to Some Person in Government not Yet Named" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 990 1953 December 13 "Evidence seen that Armed Forces Brass is Drumming up Propaganda to Involve G. I.'s in Indo-China War" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 756 1953 December 20 "Stevenson Going all out on Limb which may Break" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 919 1953 December 27 "The Degradation of a Once Noble World" 12 180 circa 1954 Grande Prairie 19 290 circa 1954 "The Home Front" columns 22 317-320 1954 A New Pattern for a Tired World 34 504-508 1954 A New Pattern for a Tired World 35 509-514 1954 A New Pattern for a Tired World 36 515-519 1954 A New Pattern for a Tired World 37 520 1954 A New Pattern for a Tired World extract (pages 35-37 of printed volume) 14 211 1954 Introduction to Profile of America compiled by Emily Davie 23 354 1954 "Signs Apparent that President Eisenhower has Hit his Stride" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 904 1954 January 3 "New Ways of Raising Corn: Increasing Production Cutting Costs and Maintaining or Increasing Fertility" in Country Gentleman 37 521 1954 January 7 "Eisenhower doing Splendid Job Cleaning up Mess Left by Truman Administration" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 746 1954 January 10 "Small Clique from Northeast trying to Advise Eisenhower is Same that Lost for Dewey" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 908 1954 January 17 "St. Lawrence Waterway might Prove one of Most Important Developments in our History" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 915 1954 January 25 "Bricker Amendment would Curb Presidential Power to make Secret Treaties that Supersede our Laws" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 694 1954 January 31 "Did Secret-Weapon Informtion Muff Brass in Recent Decision to Alter Armed-Forces Program?" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 738 1954 February 7 "Soldier's Letter for Columnist, Not Seen by Him, Given to Press with Comment from Army Officer" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 911 1954 February 14 "Instead of Billions for Abroad we would do Better to Remember to Contribute to needs at Home" from "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 800 1954 February 19 "If Democrats Continue Certain Tactics they Risk Being Dubbed the 'War Party'" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 788 1954 February 21 "French Politicians Eager that we Send Men as well as War Material to Help Countrymen in Indo-China" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 768 1954 February 28 "How to Make Poor Soil Rich" in The Business of Farming (Southern Edition) 22 329 1954 Spring "The Life of a Good Citizen (General Robert E. Wood)" in Home and Highway 26 386 1954 Spring "Message from Malabar" in The Cornell Countryman 31 460 1954 March "Our New Frontier is at our Feet" parts one and two in Reader's Digest (condensed from The Land & Land News) 39 547-548 1954 March-April "GOP has Discarded most of Rubbish from New Deal, Retaining the Good" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 770 1954 March 7 "If our Extravagances in Foreign Lands Were Cut Off, we might Balance Budget, Reduce Taxes and Stabilize Prosperity" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 791 1954 March 14 "'New Look' of Armed Forces may Mark Discarding Many Anachronisms of Army, Navy" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 837 1954 March 21 "Present Generation of Young People more Responsible than Parents Were" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 868 1954 March 28 "New Life for the Land" in Reader's Digest (condensed from The Land) 34 503 1954 April "McCarthy Bungles fine Opportunity by being Overeager for Publicity" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 824 1954 April 4 "Our 'Intervention in Indo-China' is Manifestly Reckless and Could Lead Suddenly to Third World War" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 850 1954 April 11 "Evidence from Records of Pearl Harbor Presented in Book by Admiral Theobald" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 755 1954 April 18 "Health from the Ground Up" in Reader's Digest 21 304 1954 April 20 "Prejudiced Selectivity in Reviewing Books Alleged by Writers against Three Newspaper" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 867 1954 April 25 "Shin Kochi wa Ashimoto ni Hirakete Iru" ('New Farmland is Opening at our own Feet") in Ri-da-zu Daijesuto 45 635 1954 May "Dr. Oppenheimer's Case Emphasizes Folly of Naming Scientists to Executive Posts" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 742 1954 May 2 "Latin American Finds Great Powers Ignore U. N. and asks why it Continues to Exist" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 814 1954 May 9 Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "One of the dangers which always confronts a Democracy in a struggle with some tyrannical form of government is that of picking up techniques and methods and general corruption from the enemy."] 50 968 1954 May 16 "Scare Techniques from Capital Begin to Bore Average Citizen" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 895 1954 May 23 "The Geneva Conference may Explode American Foreign Policy Based on Illusions Causing World Unrest" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 771 1954 May 30 "Um Tesouro sob os Nossos Pes" in Selecoes do Reader's Digest 47 659 1954 June "Tierra Prometida esta a nuestros pies" in Selecciones del Reader's Digest 50 1000 1954 "Turmoil, Confusion in Asia will not be Settled by American Intervention" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 946 1954 June 6 "Armed Forces Brass, Colonel Blimp Politicians, Now Seek Saddling the Nation's Youth with Permanent Conscription" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 677 1954 June 13 "Brass out of Line in Sounding off on Issues that don't Concern Them" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 689 1954 June 20 "Geneva Conference may go Down in History as Monument to the Failure of our Foreign Policy" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 772 1954 June 27 "The Farmer's Best Friend: How the Pickup Gives a Farmer Full Return on His Investment" in Clues to Successful Truck Operation 14 220 1954 July-August "Weaknesses of Our Foreign Policy Contributing to Failure at Geneva" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 985 1954 July 4 "When Agricultural Purchasing Declines it Effect the Whole Nation's Economy" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 987 1954 July 11 "Asiatics will Determine Future of their Continent--No Meddling by this Country or Even Russia will make any Difference" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 679 1954 July 18 "Indo-Chinese Debacle has Cost U. S. $2 Billion, but Fortunately we did not also Contribute American Lives" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 798 1954 July 25 The Vanishing Prairie cutting continuity sheets 1 1A 1954 August "Interference in Affairs of Other Nations has Proved Damaging to U. S. Resources and Prestige, also Hurt our Foreign Relations" from "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 802 1954 August 1 "Attempt to Auction 53 Tons of Medals by Air Force Base as Surplus Supplies--Other Instances of Military Waste" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 681 1954 August 8 "Barriers Against U. S. taking Action to Defend Indo-China's Small States" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 683 1954 August 15 "Honesty and Integrity Return to White House" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 783 1954 August 22 "Congress may again Investigate Middleman's Share of Food Cost" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 720 1954 August 29 Untitled (on the opening of the Delaware River Watershed Development) 52 1062 1954 September "Ike's Record in White House Extolled--His Part in Restoring Integrity in Government--Refused to be Stampeded" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 792 1954 September 5 "Forthcoming Pan-American Conference to be held in Brazil is not Getting Attention from our State Department" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 765 1954 September 12 "Some Suggestions for Achieving World Peace, Including Bringing Home American Troops in Europe" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 912 1954 September 19 "List of Failures of our Foreign Policy began with that at Yalta" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 819 1954 September 26 "In Searching for Issue to Belabor GOP Record, Democratic Leadership Advocates Saber Rattling, Spending" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 795 1954 October 3 "Breakdown of Old Colonial Empires and Small Nations Seeking Freedom is Major Cause of World's Trouble" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 693 1954 October 10 "Ill-Advised Ohio Republicans make Big Mistake by Attacking Governor" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 794 1954 October 17 "Enthusiasm over London Agreement Premature, for it is Merely more of what we got in Truman Regime" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 751 1954 October 24 "If GOP gets a Drubbing from Voters Tuesday, it can be Blamed on Those 'Progressive Wing' Leaders of Party" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 789 1954 October 31 "Praise for British General's Book Analyzing Russia's Armed Strength and Stressing her Many Weaknesses" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 865 1954 November 7 "Brazil's Absurd Visa Demands Deter Host of our Citizens from Visiting that Lovely South American Country" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 691 1954 November 14 "Bureaucrats Withhold News from Public, a Policy which Started during F. D. R.'s Administration" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 696 1954 November 21 "Through Clear Thinking, Restraints were Needed, President Eisenhower has Contributed to a Relaxed World" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 938 1954 November 28 "Terrifying Effects of H-Bombs could be Means of Inducing Reasonable Relations between Nations, Restraining Warmongers" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 931 1954 December 5 "Vishinsky Survived Long Years in Midst of Red Perfidy by Constant Bootlicking of Masters and the Betrayal of Friends" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 976 1954 December 12 "It is Alarming that some Men in High Authority seem to be willing to Risk a Global War" from "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 803 1954 December 26 Animals and Other People drafts 1 10-17 circa 1955 Animals and Other People drafts 2 18-20 circa 1955 "The Day I Met Pavlova" 12 177 circa 1955 From My Experience 17 258-263 1955 From My Experience 18 264-274 1955 "Opposition in our Form of Government is Healthy, for it Prevents Excesses also Safeguards Right of the People" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 845 1955 January 2 "Increasing Domination of Bureaucracy and Brass has led to the Withholding of Important Information from People" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 796 1955 January 9 "Among Insoluble Problems Haunting Russian and Satellite Despots are near Famine and Wide Unemployment" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 675 1955 January 16 "Senator Mansfield's Proposal to Increase Enlisted Men's Pay by 25 Per Cent Deemed Highly Constructive for National Defense" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 901 1955 January 23 "Brazil, a Country of Fabulous Natural Wealth, needs Capital and Sound Development Program" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 690 1955 January 30 "Negocio or 'Quick Buck' Operators are Chiefly Responsible for Evils Rife in most Latin-American Countries" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 832 1955 February 6 "Selective Service has Failed to Live up to its Title Because Congress did not give Proper Clarification to Act" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 898 1955 February 13 "If American Troops were Withdrawn from Europe it Would End the Need for Compulsory Service in the U. S." for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 787 1955 February 20 "Instead of Conscription in Peacetime the U. S. Armed Forces should Attract Volunteers for Career in the Service" from "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 801 1955 February 27 "The Hunt for Morels" in The Atlantic Monthly 20 331 1955 March 1 "Formosa Problem will be Finding some Country Willing to Receive Chiang and Nationalist Fighters" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 764 1955 March 6 "Though $20 Income Tax Cut Means Little to Average Individual, it would Result in a Terrific Amount to the Government" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 936 1955 March 13 "This is Your Country" printed in Congressional Record 113 1861 1955 March 14 "Praise for Suggestion that President Issue Order Permitting American POWs of Reds to Affirm Enemies Silly Lies" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 866 1955 March 20 "This is Your Country" printed in Congressional Record 113 1862 1955 March 23 "Russia no Shining Example of Communism as She is Hamstrung by Intrigue at Top Level, Ringed by Unreliable Satellites" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 892 1955 March 27 Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "Madrid. Nearly a generation has passed..."] 50 966 1955 April "Denmark, a Clean and Lovely Land with its Capital a sort of Small Paris, Cold-Shoulders Communists" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 734 1955 April 3 "Changes in Spain over a Generation are a Pleasant Surprise to Visitor who Enjoys Food in the Fine Hotels" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 699 1955 April 10 "Communists at Moment Losing Power in Italy, where U. S. Aid has done much Good and Spending is Reduced" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 714 1955 April 17 "U. S. Prestige in Europe Lowered by Saber-Rattling Statements of our High Army and Navy Officers" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 953 1955 April 24 "Despite Periodic Political Confusion and Economic Difficulties, France is Basically Wealthiest European Nation" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 735 1955 May 1 "This is Your Country" printed in Congressional Record 113 1863 1955 May 4 "While Western European Countries Enjoy Unusual Prosperity, Russia has Areas on the Verge of Famine" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 988 1955 May 8 "'Ohio Week' Tributes in Magazines Inspire Writer to Expatiate upon the Good Fortune of the U. S. People" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 842 1955 May 15 "Continued Appropriation of Huge Sums of American Money for Foreign Aid is Wasteful and Delays Balancing Budget" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 723 1955 May 22 "What Matters Most" for This Week Magazine 59 1410-1411 1955 May 22 "Peoples of all Nations have Become fed up with War, Evidence of which is Manifest in the U. S. and Abroad" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 858 1955 May 29 "With Deadline Near, is is High Time that Congress do Something Sensible Regarding the Selective Service Act" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 993 1955 June 5 "Congress faces Important Tasks before it Quits, Including the Selective Service Act Revision" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 718 1955 June 12 "We Must Beware of a Resurgence of the New Deal with Its Greed and Robbing of Worthy Citizens" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 983 1955 June 19 "Democrats Bewildered Regarding Issue what with the President's Popularity and Peace-Prosperity in Hands of GOP" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 732 1955 June 26 "Your Garden Should Express You" in House and Garden 61 1436 1955 July "Congressmen Voice strange Objections to 'Profile of America,' Compilation of Distinguished Americans' Writings" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 722 1955 July 3 "Changed Tactics forced on Russia through her Grim Economic Stress and Near-Rebellion of Satellites" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 698 1955 July 10 "Proposed Pacts Between U. S. and Other Nations of Hemisphere should Call for Definite Mutual Economic Cooperation" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 873 1955 July 17 "Reserve Program Passed by House is Actually Compulsory Military Service of Most Oppressive Type" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 883 1955 July 24 "World Needs More Johnny Appleseeds" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 996 1955 July 31 "Eisenhower Proved Outstanding Statesman at Geneva Conference" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 747 1955 August 7 "Communist System's Incompetence Appears to have been Overlooked in Discussion of World Problems" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 712 1955 August 14 "Puzzling, Ubiquitous Krishna Menon Supposed to be Right Hand of Nehru is Perfect Type of the Indian Babu" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 875 1955 August 21 "Farmer's Plight Growing Serious with Low Prices for Commodities and Increasing Production Costs" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 759 1955 August 28 "One Hundred Acres and Security" for Book of Knowledge Annual 39 543 1955 September "Congress should Enact Laws to end all Bureaucrats' Authority Abuses Notably those of State Department" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 721 1955 September 4 "Launching of Democratic Campaign at Mackinac not Helped by Truman of the Old-Fashioned Demagoguery" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 816 1955 September 11 "Clergy would do well to Devote more Teaching of Sermon on the Mount and the Ten Commandments" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 705 1955 September 18 "Washington's Contradictory Reports on United States vs. Soviet Weapons Have Perplexed the American Public" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 50 980 1955 September 25 "Cheerful Colors of Homes, Buildings now Throughout this Country Express Individualism--Knell of Babbitt Era" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 700 1955 October 2 "Selective Service Impending Policy to Draft more Younger Men will aid Job Fillers, also the Armed Forces" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 899 1955 October 9 "Even if the President had to Rely far more on his Experienced Staff the People would be Better Served" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 753 1955 October 16 "Decline in Agricultural Prosperity in some once Rich Productive areas is Blamed on Dollar-Greedy Farmers" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 729 1955 October 23 "Significant Reports from within Russia Denote the Difficulties of Politicians and Infer that Molotov may be Replaced" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 903 1955 October 30 "Eisenhower should Run Again: Democrats can Present Little in way of Capable Candidates" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 748 1955 November 6 "Peron's Fall Removed Strong Source of Suspicion, Rivalry and Intrigue from the whole Latin-American Area" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 859 1955 November 13 "Everybody out of Step but Harry Seems Theme of the Truman Memoirs" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 754 1955 November 20 "Led by Truman, Tired New Dealers Cling to Past and Talk of Issues which have for Long Been Settled" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 817 1955 November 27 "Officials in Stricken New England might learn a Great Deal from Way Ohio has Dealt with Flood Control" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 841 1955 December 4 "President Eisenhower and his Aides have done Masterly work Correcting Sad Blunders of Their Predecessors" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 869 1955 December 11 "Those who Believe Russia Gains Much from Asiatic Country's Red Sympathy are Ignorant of Far East Conditions" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 935 1955 December 18 "Behavior of Kruschev and Bulganin on Asian Tour Shocked the Orientals by their Surprising Lack of Dignity" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 684 1955 December 25 "Caution should be Exercised Concerning the U. S. Economy or we may Face Dire Results" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 697 1956 January 1 "Almost Enough Money to Balance Budget could have been Saved if Armed Forces had not Discarded Competitive Bidding" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 47 667 1956 January 8 "Price Support and Soil Bank Notions only tend to Encourage in Operation many Inefficient Speculator Farmers" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 870 1956 January 15 "Millions of Improperly Listed 'Farmers' are Responsible for Creating Surpluses at High Cost since Acre Yields are Low" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 828 1956 January 22 "If More Farms were Run Efficiently by Up-to-Date Agricultural Methods it would do much to Solve Problems" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 790 1956 January 29 "Seems Fuss over Dulles' Remarks was Regarded by Average Citizen as Little more than Mere Humbug" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 897 1956 February 5 "Few Farmers have any Understanding of the Utter Extravagance of Price Supports and Costly Storage System" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 762 1956 February 12 "Russia's Recent Acts and Threats seem more Mumbling than Menacing--Red Tricks, Lies and Plotting" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 49 893 1956 February 26 "Ike's Veto of Natural Gas Bill Praised as a Nonpolitical Move and Proper One for Him to Take" for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column 48 793 1956 March 4 "Agriculture" holograph and drafts 1 3-5 undated "All right, let's be realistic" holograph, draft 1 7 undated "Baby Beef for Everybody" draft 2 27 undated "The Bank Nemo" (or "How to be a banker") script drafts 2 31 undated "The Bank Nemo" (or "How to be a banker") script drafts 3 32-35 undated "Before it's too late" holograph, draft 3 36-37 undated "The big money" draft 3 40 undated "Bread the foundation" draft 4 52 undated "Business heads--not eggheads" 8 104 undated "Cashing in on grass farming" 8 110 undated Cinema article for Comoedia 9 114 undated Column for Estado Sao Paulo 11 128 undated "Contre la Civilization Americaine" 11 132 undated "The Cosmopolitan" 11 134 undated "The Country and the City" 11 135 undated "A Dairy Farmer Answers Back" 11 136 undated "Democracy in America" 13 189 undated "The Disintegration of Henry Wallace" 13 194 undated "The Disintegration of Henry Wallace" (parts one and two) for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (numbers 41, 42) 55 1171-1172 undated Draft of article about organized labor 113 1864 undated Draft of article about "Soil Conservation Program" 113 1865 undated "Elizabeth, Catherine and Philip" 14 199 undated "Eve Curie" 14 207 undated "Exposing the New Generation to Music" 14 210 undated "Farming is the Greatest and Most Difficult of Professions" 15 221 undated "Feed for Health" in Farm Journal Inc 15 226 undated "Food" 17 246 undated "Ford Maddox Ford" 17 248 undated "France" 17 252 undated "Gardens" 19 282 undated "The Gravediggers" 19 294 undated "Government by Humbuggery" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 140) 55 1186 undated "I Must Get Home to Dad" 22 333 undated "Introduction to India" 23 352 undated Introduction to Profile of the United States 24 356 undated "The Land Boom" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 138) 55 1192 undated "The Last Queen (Maharani of Baroda)" 26 379 undated "Letter to Mr. Secretary" 26 383 undated "A Man To Put the Business Back on Its Feet" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 126) 56 1195 undated "Maximum Dairy Profits and Health at Minimum Costs of Labor[,] Feed and Fertilizer: Some Facts Learned the Hard Way at Malabar Farm" 30 455 undated "More Diagnosis on a Case of Literary Sickness" 32 475 undated "My Favorite Druggist" 34 494 undated "The Mystery of Henry Wallace" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 143) 56 1199 undated "The Revolution in American Agriculture" 113 1866 undated "The Narcissus School of Fiction" 34 496 undated "Nathaniel Hawthorne" 34 497 undated "Needed--A Race of New Pioneers" 34 500 undated "Ohio Brittany Trails" in Field and Stream 39 535 undated "On Being a Natural Democrat" 39 537 undated "On Humus" 39 538 undated "On Juice-Stewing and Men of the World" 39 539 undated "On Pleasing the Public" 39 540 undated Outline for article on the international influence 41 569 undated "The Pepsis Wasp and the Tarantula" 41 571 undated "Preface" 42 599 undated "Prosperity from the Ground Up" 42 602 undated "The Return of an Exile" in Redbook 45 617 undated Review of Adventures in Contentment by David Grayson 45 618 undated Review of Victory Gardening Without Tears by E. H. Faulkner 45 626 undated "The Rewards of the Earth" 45 631 undated "Root Hog or Die" 45 633 undated "Soil--The Most Valuable Source of our National Wealth" 45 640 undated "Sources of Fundamental Nutrition Arising from Soil and Agriculture and Their Relation to our Problems of Food Supply and Disease" 45 642 undated "The South Comes Back" 45 643 undated "The Strange Ancestry of the Brannan Plan" 46 648 undated "Subsidies-So What?" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 141) 56 1230 undated "Tar Hollow" 47 657 undated "To Save What We Have Not Already Destroyed" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 142) 56 1235 undated "United Nations" 50 1007 undated "The U.S.D.A. Monster" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 81) 56 1250 undated "The Vast Future of a World Which is Still a New World" for American Weekly 54 1141 undated "Vigar and Sermits" 54 1143 undated "We Are Romantic--So What?" 58 1394 undated "What America Means to Me" 59 1400 undated "What is India?" 59 1406 undated "What Is It Organized Labor Wants" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 137) 58 1385 undated "What Is the Matter with American Fiction" 59 1407 undated "What Is Wrong with American Education" 59 1408 undated "What to be Thankful For" for This Week Magazine 59 1412 undated "Whither Are We Bound?" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 148) 58 1386 undated "Why Have Floods?" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 74) 58 1388 undated "Will We Get It Back?" 61 1423 undated "You Can't Improvise Peace" for A Voice From the Country newspaper column (number 125) 58 1392 undated Untitled 51 1017 undated Untitled 51 1030 undated Untitled 52 1032 undated Untitled 52 1039-1041 undated Untitled 52 1046 undated Untitled 52 1052 undated Untitled 52 1058-1059 undated Untitled 52 1061 undated Untitled 52 1070 undated Untitled 52 1074 undated Untitled 53 1085 undated Untitled 53 1083 undated Untitled 53 1097 undated Untitled 53 1108 undated Untitled 53 1113-1114 undated Untitled 53 1118 undated Untitled 54 1133 undated Untitled (on the abdication) 51 1021 undated Untitled (on agricultural surpluses) 52 1038 undated Untitled (on anti-semitism) 52 1043 undated Untitled (appreciation of October) 52 1077 undated Untitled (on the book The Camel) 53 1094 undated Untitled (on the book Rediscovering America) 53 1128 undated Untitled (on Bromfield's birthplace) 52 1045 undated Untitled (on Bromfield's dogs) 51 1028 undated Untitled (on Bromfield's experiences at Malabar Farm) 52 1075 undated Untitled (on the butter-oleomargarine issue) 53 1087 undated Untitled (on changes in farm life) 53 1106 undated Untitled (on the cinema) 51 1025 undated Untitled (on criticism) 53 1109 undated Untitled (on compost) 52 1078 undated Untitled (on the condition of American agriculture) 53 1095 undated Untitled (criticism of President Truman) 53 1086 undated Untitled (on critics) 53 1082 undated Untitled (on the death of a friend) 52 1065 undated Untitled (on ecology) 51 1029 undated Untitled (on Edna Ferber) 53 1090 undated Untitled (on farm animals) 53 1084 undated Untitled (on farm economy) 53 1099 undated Untitled (on fish management) 51 1023 undated Untitled (on France) 52 1072-1073 undated Untitled (on the Franco regime in Spain) 51 1024 undated Untitled (on Grandma Moses) 51 1016 undated Untitled (on the high costs of practicing agriculture) 51 1022 undated Untitled (on historical perspective) 53 1088 undated Untitled (on "home") 51 1015 undated Untitled (on Hugh Bennett) 51 1014 undated Untitled (on the increased costs of agriculture) 51 1018 undated Untitled (on life in provincial France on the eve of World War II) 52 1067 undated Untitled (on literary collaboration) 51 1031 undated Untitled (on Malabar Farm) 53 1119 undated Untitled (on natural resources) 52 1047 undated Untitled (on the new Congress) 54 1131 undated Untitled (on the "new philosophy of materialism") 52 1051 undated Untitled (on polio) 52 1071 undated Untitled (on politics in the 1950s) 52 1079 undated Untitled (on poor soils) 53 1123 undated Untitled (in praise of Midwesterners) 53 1121 undated Untitled (on progress in agriculture) 51 1013 undated Untitled (on the relationship of industry and agriculture to the food problem) 53 1105 undated Untitled (on the relationship of soil quality and meat production) 53 1110 undated Untitled (on retention of farmlands) 53 1122 undated Untitled (on Sao Paolo and Brazil) 53 1098 undated Untitled (on soil nutrients) 52 1054 undated Untitled (on soil nutrition) 53 1100 undated Untitled (on T. 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Lawrence, of Arabia) 52 1081 undated Untitled (on tillage) 52 1048 undated Untitled (on the trend toward migration to rural areas) 53 1115 undated Untitled (on understanding between nations) 52 1066 undated Untitled (on weather) 52 1069 undated Untitled (on wildlife conservation) 53 1116 undated Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "Copenhagen: To any American..."] 50 959 undated Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "For the first time in more than fifteen years, the outline of a real foreign policy is beginning to appear out of the confusion of crisis and improvisation."] 50 960 undated Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "I have just been through on of the supreme examples of imbecility..."] 50 961 undated Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "I have just heard the points of view of about forty five foreign students who spent a day and a night at Malabar Farm..."] 50 962 undated Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column ["In Western Canada there is a considerable settlement of Russians..."] 50 963 undated Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "It is encouraging to see that under the leadership of a group of distinguished Democrats..."] 50 964 undated Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "It would seem, to judge from various magazines..."] 50 965 undated Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "Paris. It is scarcely possible to overestimate the evil effects..."] 50 969 undated Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "The Geneva Conference may well go down in history..."] 50 970 undated Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "There is one set of 'corruptionists'..."] 50 972 undated Untitled draft for "This is Your Country..." newspaper column [Incipit: "This is not a column calculated to make me popular..."] 50 973 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column ["Incipit: 'A curious and significant evidence of the voter's disregard for party lines...has occurred in...Ohio.'] (number 84) 56 1252 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "A few days ago I had a conversation with a contractor who was pessimistic."] (number 35) 56 1253 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "A lot of extraordinary things went on down in Oklahoma a couple weeks ago."] (number 124) 56 1254 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "A thousand times in the last few months I have heard or overheard...the remark, 'What I want is a piece of land....'"] (number 134) 56 1255 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "About three weeks ago one of the wisest of Americans made a statement..."] (number 71) 56 1256 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "After the general splitting of tickets and the shifting from party to party during the recent election..."] (number 115) 56 1257 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Again this spring I came within the boundaries of the Tennessee Valley Authority..."] (number 120) 56 1258 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "As near as it is possible to obtain the statistics, experts estimate that one hundred to one hundred and fifty thousand farmers a year are being liquidated..."] 56 1259 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "As the war progresses toward victory and a new kind of world begins to emerge..."] (number 123) 56 1260 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "As this is written the San Francisco Conference is still in progress..."] (number 100) 56 1261 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "As time recedes the outlines and the significance of the New Deal grow steadily clearer..."] (number 73) 56 1262 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "At the moment of writing the San Francisco conference continues to move toward its end..."] (number 101) 56 1263 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Before me lies an article by Leland Stowe on our gross failure to inform other nations concerning what we have done in the war..."] (number 76) 56 1264 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Behind the revolt of the Democrats in the Southern States and the aggressive actions of the C.I.O. Political Action Committee..."] (number 156) 56 1265 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Chicago: Although outwardly all appears to be serene and under sontrol, there is no such unity at the Democratic Convention..."] (number 145) 57 1266 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Chicago is hot! Chicago is crowded!"] 57 1267 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Chicago is witnessing a Convention which may prove to be unique in American history..."] (number 146) 57 1268 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Chicago-Nearly all the delegates have arrived."] (number 153) 57 1269 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Chicago: Perhaps the biggest issue of the whole Convention was one which received very little attention."] (number 114) 57 1270 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Despite the fact that each day the problems of food and nutrition...become increasingly important to the peace and welfare..."] (number 55) 57 1271 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "During the controversies between labor and industry there has been a great deal of loose talk on both sides."] (number 68) 57 1272 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Each time I visit New York City I am impressed a little more by its remoteness from the rest of the nation..."] (number 12) 57 1273 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Each year at about this time sportsmen and public spirited citizens forward the serious question of the pollution of streams..."] 57 1274 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Even great nations have moments of extraordinary folly..."] (number 139) 57 1275 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Few democratic nations have ever survived a more terrible test than that through which France is passing today..."] (number 107) 57 1276 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Few people are aware, I think, of the immense changes which have already taken place or which lie ahead in...agriculture."] (number 94) 57 1277 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Food shortages are no longer a joke."] (number 98) 57 1278 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "For a great many years I have been more or less closely associated with Central Europeans of the radical variety."] (number 103) 57 1279 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "For a long time organized labor has been off on the wrong foot in its attempts either to join hands or to dominate the farm element."] 57 1280 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "For more than seventy-five years...we have been raising 'dead memorials' to...sons, brothers and children who have fallen in wars..."] (number 110) 57 1281 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "From time to time there is a good deal of nonsense talked or written about the cost of food and the necessity for hand-outs..."] 57 1282 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Governor Dewey has done well to attack the elements of fear and confusion that have been emphasized by many New Deal post-war planners."] 57 1283 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "I am in Columbus, Ohio, at the annual conference of the Outdoor Writer's Association of America."] (number 130) 57 1284 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "I had been listening for days to complaints from newspaper people and even delegates themselves that this was a dull Convention..."] 57 1285 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "I have a friend called Bill who has a picturesque gift of speech."] (number 144) 57 1286 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "I have been privileged recently to see a copy of a letter written by a...member of the Democratic party in reply to a request for a contribution and support of the Administration in the coming election..."] (number 112) 57 1287 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "I have heard much talk lately from one end of the country to the other concerning the decentralization of industry..."] (number 105) 57 1288 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "I have just returned from a Bond Selling Tour..."] (number 132) 57 1289 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "I know of no more striking example of the futility...of subsidizing agriculture then the example of cotton..."] (number 91) 57 1290 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "I like my own State of Ohio and I am proud of it for many reasons."] (number 45) 57 1291 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "I saw my friend Ed the other day in Pittsburgh and he was angry again."] 57 1292 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "I suspect that the form both of Europe and of the peace are going to be very different..."] (number 82) 57 1293 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "If any reader has a genuine desire to understand...the terrible history of our time I recommend a reading of 'Mein Kampf'..."] (number 96) 57 1294 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "If I were not a farmer, I would certainly have a Victory Garden this year."] (number 16) 57 1295 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "If there is any doubt about the force that women can exert in politics it is likely to be dissipated in this political year."] 57 1296 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "In all the discussion of reconversion, unemployment, compensation, minimum hourly wages...'"] (number 85) 57 1297 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "In all the talk regarding the dangers of Communism in this country one fundamental has been overlooked..."] 57 1298 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "In all the volumes that have been written about various proposed laws concerning fair employment practices with regard to racial and religious discrimination..."] (number 64) 57 1299 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "In the case of the average citizen there is a good deal of confusion concerning what is actually going on in the present grave labor situation."] 57 1300 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "In the Sixth War Bond Drive a quota of 20 million dollars has been set for the farmers of Ohio."] 57 1301 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "It is clear that Mr. Dewey hit where it hurt most when he attacked an administration of men grown 'old and quarrelsome'."] 57 1302 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "It may be that the time has come for the citizens...to clamp down upon the military and naval authorities..."] (number 89) 57 1303 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "It seems odd to be worrying about food surpluses and low agricultural prices in the very midst of an acute food shortage..."] (number 97) 57 1304 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "It seems to me that there is a good deal of naivete in the attitude of bewilderment...over the 'enigma' of Russia."] (number 102) 57 1305 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "It seems to me that there is great error in the thinking of those people who look upon...Roosevelt as a great liberal leader..."] (number 147) 57 1306 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "It was the noon hour in Washington as we came out of the Senate Office Building..."] (number 119) 57 1307 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Last week I suggested that something strange might b going on behind the iron curtain..."] (number 57) 57 1308 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Last week I suggested that Uncle Sam was in the position of an honest, prosperous citizen...who suddenly finds a great number of poor relations on his doorstep."] (number 86) 57 1309 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Last week I wrote of the economic and political confusion which afflicts not only Europe but the whole world..."] (number 116) 57 1310 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Last week the writer discussed the tinder-box changes of the Palestine-Near East situation."] 57 1311 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Last week the writer explored some of the gloomier aspects of our real natural wealth and our fundamental industry, agriculture."] 57 1312 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Lately I have heard much talk...regarding the need for changes and even a reformation and regeneration of our educational system..."] (number 158) 57 1312a undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Mr. Roosevelt has before him the greatest opportunity of all his...career..."] (number 80) 57 1313 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Mr. Truman, as he tells us, has chosen as his campaign slogan 'He done his damnedest'."] 57 1314 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "My dear John: You asked me why I have turned against the C.I.O. and why I have gone from left to right in politics."] (number 108) 57 1315 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "My dear Mr. President: this is a line from a Liberal Democrat to express his gratitude...for your great services in restoring the...principles of party government to this great democracy."] (number 99) 57 1316 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "No state in the Union has a graver problem of water supply than the State of Ohio."] (number 60) 57 1317 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Not long ago I happened to attend a meeting in a middle-western community devoted to post-war planning."] (number 157) 57 1318 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Now that the election is over and there is an abatement of charges..."] (number 83) 57 1319 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Now that the hub-bub of the election has died away a little..."] (number 40) 57 1320 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Of late there has been widespread alarm and a great outcry over the wave of juvenile delinquency..."] (number 72) 57 1321 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "On Monday the greatest show on earth opens in Philadelphia."] 57 1322 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "One aspect of the world food shortage has received much too little consideration."] (number 18) 57 1323 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "One element many of us overlook...is the fact that our great industrial boom which lasted...for nearly a Century, is about over..."] (numbers 59, 92) 57 1324 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "One factor in the dangers menacing the American way of life...is...Big Business itself."] 57 1325 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "One of the curious signs of the times is the 'hedging' of the various poll-takers..."] (number 151) 57 1326 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "One of the first tasks of a New Administration, and one of the most vital, will be to clean house in the Department of Agriculture..."] (number 136) 57 1327 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "One of the most dangerous political manifestations of our times is the concerted effort...to discredit Congress."] (number 131) 57 1328 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "One of the most striking changes ever to have taken place in national psychology is the death of Isolationism in the United States."] (number 152) 57 1329 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "One of the oddest philosophies which has grown up during the last twelve years is that there is something shameful about personal success..."] (number 63) 57 1330 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "One of the virtues of the defects of English..."] (number 93) 57 1331 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Out of the confusion and bewilderment which descended upon us about 1929..."] (number 135) 57 1332 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Recently I attended a two day Forum in my native Ohio which...seved to temper the pessimism into which reason has inevitably led me."] (number 159) 57 1333 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Recently there has been organized a concerted drive to bring about legislation which would impose on cooperatives the same taxes as those imposed upon corporations."] (number 149) 57 1334 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Some of the 'old-timers' in the lobbies have been heard complaining about the sense of apathy that pervades pre-convention actions."] 57 1335 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Some of the radicals have taken more comfort and some of the conservatives have taken more alarm than is justified by the...recent elections in England."] (number 90) 57 1336 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Some three years ago there came into being an organization called 'Union Now'."] (number 117) 57 1337 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "The butter-oleomargarine fight is about to come into the open again...'] 57 1338 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "The clash between the minority interests of organized labor and the rest of the nation becomes more evident and acute..."] (number 95) 57 1339 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "The Democratic Party in Congress today does not find itself in an admirable condition."] (number 2) 57 1340 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "The latest nonsense in increasing expenditures by a government which owes thress hundred billion dollars..."] (number 50) 57 1341 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "The nation owes Ambassador Patrick Hurley special recognition for the wisdom...of the remarks made in his letter of resignation as Ambassador to China."] (number 70) 57 1342 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "The national leadership (?) of the Democratic Party is playing...a perilous game."] (number 66) 57 1343 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "The nearer we come to the elections, the more the Democratic Party...seems to resemble the Popular Front...of France."] (number 106) 57 1344 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "The planes kept coming over, one after another, every two minutes..."] (number 121) 57 1345 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "The progressive forward-looking farmer has a great job to do for his country."] (number 133) 57 1346 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "The question of to what degree the American people are willing or able to rehabilitate the rest of the world..."] 57 1347 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "The sum total result of the recent national C.I.O. convention in Atlantic City..."] (number 32) 57 1348 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "The time is coming up again for Congress to go through the business of establishing price floors, parity prices and bribes..."] (number 10) 57 1349 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "There are indications that the Political Action Committee of the C.I.O. may be overplaying its game through an excess of zeal..."] (number 113) 57 1350 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "There are signs, I think, that history will record as one of the greatest blunders of this war, the policy of this administration to treat the American people as if they were not worthy of confidence or trust."] (number 118) 57 1351 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "There are signs of a new isolationism..."] (number 77) 57 1352 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "There are signs that if the balloting...more than a few hours...the Dewey steamroller might run into a road filled with rocks and ruts."] 57 1353 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "There are signs that Selective Service is reviving its old trick of raiding the farms for new recruits for the Army..."] 57 1354 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "There are signs that something very odd is going on inside the Democratic Party."] 57 1355 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "There are times when many thoughtful, good citizens must succumb to pessimism regarding the future of this republic..."] (number 160) 57 1356 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "There has just arisen in Congress a situation which again demonstrates the limitations...imposed...by our national passion for specialization."] (number 78) 57 1357 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "There is a revolution already well under way from one end of the country to another."] (number 155) 57 1358 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "There is evidence, I think, that some sort of turmoil is brewing in Russia."] (number 58) 57 1359 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "There was a time when Americans boasted that there was no real peasantry and no real proletariat in this country."] (number 104) 57 1360 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "There was a time when you heard certain people say, 'Well, the Home Front is in a mess but the President seems to be doing all right on the Foreign Front.'"] (number 127) 57 1361 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "This is a column about planning."] (number 62) 57 1362 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "This is a column about the institution of democracy and about Harry S. Truman and about faith and optimism."] (number 61) 57 1363 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "This is a difficult column to write for one who has always been a staunch follower of the ideals of Thomas Jefferson..."] 57 1364 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "This is a harsh article but one which I think needs to be written."] (number 87) 58 1365 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "This is a piece about bureaucracy and how the word bureaucrat has come into such evil repute..."] (number 128) 58 1366 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "This is a piece about fundamentals."] 58 1367 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "This is a piece about soldiers..."] (number 129) 58 1368 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Those who more than eighteen months ago criticized the food policies of the Administration have in turn experienced criticism from Administration stalwarts..."] (number 111) 58 1369 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "To listen to Sidney Hillman...and others of Mr. Roosevelt's...supporters one might be led to believe that his election to a Fourth Term is all that is necessary to bring about a combination of Utopia and the millennium."] (number 150) 58 1370 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Twice during the past week I have spoken at meetings in honor of visiting prominent Indians."] (number 65) 58 1371 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Two incidents with implications of vital importance to the entire Nation have occurred recently in the state of Ohio."] (number 109) 58 1372 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Two observations I have heard lately impressed me as having a great bearing on the present political mood of the Nation."] (number 154) 58 1373 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Very quietly there has been going on within our government a perfect test of the merits of the totalitarian bureaucratic system..."] (number 75) 58 1374 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "We are, most of us, the products of an industrial, mechanical age and we are paying a price for it..."] (number 88) 58 1375 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Whether Congress decides or not to approve the proposed loan of more than four billion dollars to Great Britain..."] (number 69) 58 1376 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Yesterday I saw something which gave me the scare of my life."] (number 79) 58 1377 undated Untitled draft for A Voice From the Country newspaper column [Incipit: "Yesterday, standing ankle deep in white Dutch clover in an Alabama pasture, I saw all about me the signs of a revolution."] (number 122) 58 1378 undated Untitled letter to editor (on Democratic Party leadership in Ohio and an endorsement of Frank) 53 1093 undated Speaking Series 2 1942-1953 Scope and Contents

The Speaking series contains transcripts from two of Louis Bromfield's radio programs ("Bromfield Reporting" and an untitled program for Buchanan & Co. Radio) as well as speech transcripts and recordings of Bromfield's speaking engagements. Materials in this series primarily focus on agricultural and political topics, and are dated 1942-1953.

This series incorporates materials previously described elsewhere (see 'General Note' section above); researchers should note that the descriptions added here are often condensed and that more detailed notes about many of these items can be found in the previous finding aids.

Bromfield Reporting Subseries 2.1 1952-1953 Scope and Contents

The Bromfield Reporting subseries contains transcripts of some of Bromfield's radio show broadcasts. The content of the "Bromfield Reporting" show (which ran on the air weekly during part of 1952 and 1953) is primarily agricultural. The transcripts are arranged in numerical order by their broadcast numbers. The materials are dated 1952-1953.

Broadcast number 1 transcript 5 57 1952 December 14 Broadcast number 2 transcript 5 58 1952 December 21 Broadcast number 3 transcript 5 59 1952 December 28 Broadcast number 4 transcript 5 60 1953 January 4 Broadcast number 5 transcript 5 61 1953 January 11 Broadcast number 6 transcript 5 62 1953 January 18 Broadcast number 7 transcript 6 63 1953 January 25 Broadcast number 8 transcript 6 64 1953 February 1 Broadcast number 9 transcript 6 65 1953 February 8 Broadcast number 10A transcript 6 66 1953 February 15 Broadcast number 10B transcript 6 67 undated Broadcast number 11 transcript 6 68 1953 February 22 Broadcast number 12 transcript 6 69 1953 March 1 Broadcast number 13 transcript 6 70 1953 March 8 Broadcast number 14 transcript 6 71 1953 March 15 Broadcast number 15 transcript 6 72 1953 March 22 Broadcast number 16 transcript 6 73 1953 March 29 Broadcast number 17 transcript 6 74 1953 April 5 Broadcast number 18 transcript 6 75 1953 April 12 Broadcast number 19 transcript 6 76 1953 April 19 Broadcast number 20 transcript 6 77 1953 April 26 Broadcast number 21 transcript 6 78 1953 May 3 Broadcast number 22 transcript 6 79 1953 May 10 Broadcast number 23 transcript 6 80 1953 May 24 Broadcast number 24 transcript 6 81 1953 May 31 Broadcast number 25 transcript 6 82 1953 June 7 Broadcast number 26 transcript 6 83 1953 June 14 Broadcast number 27 transcript 6 84 1953 June 21 Broadcast number 28 transcript 7 85 1953 June 28 Broadcast number 29 transcript 7 86 1953 July 5 Broadcast number 30 transcript 7 87 1953 July 12 Broadcast number 31 transcript 7 88 1953 July 19 Broadcast number 32 transcript 7 89 1953 July 26 Broadcast number 33 transcript 7 90 1953 August 2 Broadcast number 34 transcript 7 91 1953 August 9 Broadcast number 35 transcript 7 92 1953 August 16 Broadcast number 36 transcript 7 93 1953 August 23 Broadcast number 37 transcript 7 94 1953 August 30 Broadcast number 38 transcript 7 95 1953 September 6 Broadcast number 39 transcript 7 96 1953 September 13 Broadcast number 40 transcript 7 97 1953 September 20 Broadcast number 41 transcript 7 98 1953 September 27 Broadcast number 42 transcript 7 99 1953 October 4 Broadcast number 43 transcript 7 100 1953 October 11 Broadcast number 44 transcript 8 101 1953 October 18 Speeches Subseries 2.2 1942-1951 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

Contains audiodiscs, records, audiocassettes, and magnetic audio tape.

Scope and Contents

The Speeches subseries contains transcripts of speeches delivered by Bromfield; speeches primarily cover the topics of agriculture and politics. The materials are dated 1942-1951.

"What Should Be the Role of Congress during This War?" panel discussion with John M. Vorys; Albert A. Gore, George H. Bender 63 1457 1942 October 8 "Are we wasting our land?" transcript of panel discussion at Northwestern University on the Air: The Reviewing Stand 2 21 1943 November 14 "What Lies Ahead of Us" (delivered in San Francisco) 59 1409 1944 Address delivered at Shrine Auditorium (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) during Soil Conservation Clinic [draft] 1 2 1944 March 27 "What Agriculture Means To Detroit" at the Economic Club of Detroit, Michigan 59 1398-1399 1945 April 2 Louis Bromfield speech at Marion [Ohio] Annual Chamber of Commerce Meeting recordings 146 6-7 1945 November 19 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(2) 33 1/3 RPM audiodiscs

"Aid to Europe--Can You Afford It?" panel discussion on The American Forum of the Air with Beardsley Ruml, Paul A. Porter, George Bender 62 1448 1947 November 25 Interview with Louis Bromfield on radio station WOSU 149 2 1948 January 4 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(4) 78RPM Recordio Disc cardboard records

"The Relation of Raw Materials, Real Wealth, and Markets to Peace and Prosperity" at Fourth Plenary Meeting of the Inter-American Council of Commerce and Production 45 613 1948 September 20 "Is the Capitalist System Working?" panel discussion on The American Forum of the Air with Norman Thomas, Theodore Granik 62 1450 1948 November 23 Statement of Louis Bromfield, Lucas, Ohio in Hearings Before the Committee on Agriculture, House of Representatives, Eighty-First Congress, First Session 45 645 1949 March 1-5 "The New Agriculture-A Fabulous World" at Cherokee, Iowa 34 502 1949 March 16 "A Farmer Faces the Problem" at 'Our Renewable Resources can be Sustained: A Symposium' 114 1884 1949 May 4 "Grass Silage" at Convention of the National Association of Silo Manufacturers 19 293 1949 November 29 Texas Aeronautics Commission "Soil Conservation" program 114 1886 1950 "The Illusion of the Welfare State" at National Affairs Area Conference 22 336-337 1950 October 10 "The State Versus the Individual" at Cleveland Freedom Dinner 45 644 1951 February 1 "Our Heritage, the Land" at Conservation Group of the Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers 39 545-546 1951 November 24 Untitled speech delivered on Washington D.C. radio station WMAL's Town Meeting of the Air program; topic: 'Will Life Be Better in 1952?" 53 1107 1952 January 1 Farm News Conference with Louis Bromfield recording 146 1-2 1952 September 6 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(2) 33 1/3 RPM audiodiscs

Farm News Conference with Louis Bromfield recording 146 3-4 1952 September 20 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(2) 33 1/3 RPM audiodiscs

Farm Conference with Louis Bromfield recording 146 5 1952 November 1 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(1) 33 1/3 RPM audiodisc

"The Task Before Us" at the National Audubon Society annual dinner (printed in Audubon Magazine) 47 658 1952 November 19 Kay Ashton Stevens interviewing Louis Bromfield (broadcast over WBBM, Chicago) 146 9 1952 December 10 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(1) 78 RPM record

Untitled speech given in Jamaica 54 1134 1953 "American Forum of the Air" recording 150 6 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(1) audiocassette

"Farm Radio Programs" recording (programs 1-24) 150 4-5 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(2) audiocassettes

"Farm Review U.S.A." with Louis Bromfield recording 146 8 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(1) 33 1/3 RPM audiodisc

"Highlights of Ohio" interview of Louis Bromfield by Kay Ashton Stevens (WBBM Chicago); Louis Bromfield interviews (WATG Ashland, Ohio) [recordings] 150 1-3 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(3) audiocassettes

"The Importance of our Real Wealth and Natural Resources" 23 340 undated "India" 23 345 undated Interview on WATG radio station (Ashland, Ohio) 145 23-30 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(7) records

"Modern Conservation and the Highway Roadsides" 32 471 undated "The Ohio Story" with Louis Bromfield recording 150 8 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(1) audiocassette

Sanders Recording: Malabar Farm, Canadian contest (programs 1-4); "Sports Affield" at Malabar Farm; "Betty Crocker Magazine of the Air" (programs 1-4) 150 7 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(1) audiocassette

Sao Paulo radio interview 150 4 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(1) reel-to-reel audio tape

Unidentified audio recording (labeled "Louis Bromfield") 150 3 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

(1) reel-to-reel audio tape

Untitled speech 51 1027 undated Untitled speech 52 1060 undated Untitled speech 53 1129 undated Untitled speech (on cooperation between the two Americas) 52 1056 undated Untitled speech (on India) 52 1055 undated Untitled speech (on modern agriculture) 52 1057 undated Untitled speech (prayer) 52 1080 undated Buchanan & Co. Radio Broadcasts Subseries 2.3 circa 1953 Scope and Contents

This subseries contains transcripts from Louis Bromfield's regular radio program, which began in or before 1953, and may have continued on the air later than 1953. These broadcasts appear to have been nationally syndicated, though it is unknown which stations throughout the United States carried the program. The materials are dated circa 1953.

Broadcast #1: Introduction--Malabar 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #2: Production Per Acre 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #3: Food Costs 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #4: Land Restoration 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #5: New Pioneering 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #9: Tillage & Organics 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #10: Production Per Acre 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #13: Upkeep and Repairs 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #14: Good Soil Makes Good Feed 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #14: Rosa Multiflora 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #15: Barnyard Manure 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #16: Grass Farming 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #17: Moisture 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #18: Farm Woodlots 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #19: Livestock 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #20: On Being God 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #21: Streambank Erosion 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #22: Ponds 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #23: New Ways of Raising Hope 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #24: Home Gardens 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #25: Bacteria 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #26: Legumes 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #27: Deep Rooted Grasses 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #28: Kentucky Fescue 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #29: Farm Restoration 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #30: Rotations 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #31: Rotations (continued) 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #32: A Pasture Program 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #33: A Waste Land Tree Program 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #34: Deep Tillage 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #35: Deep Tillage (continued) 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #36: Wild Life on Farms 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #37: What Cows Like 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #38: Winter Plowing 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #39: Observation 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #40: Going Into the Roadside Market Business 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #41: Water and Irrigation 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #42: More Water and Irrigation 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #43: Brazil Malabar Farm 42 603 circa 1953 Broadcast #44: Understanding Livestock 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #45: Fruit Trees 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #46: Freezers 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #47: Early Fertilizer Program 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #48: Flexibility of Program 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #49: A Farm Library 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #50: Drainage Talk 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #51: Chiseling for Draining 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #53: On Farm Parties 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #55: On Feeding 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #56: Trench Silage Program 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #57: Price of Farm Land 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #59: What Kind of Land to Buy 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #60: Snow 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #61: Fertilizers 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #62: Fertilizer Analyses 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #63: Brazilian Agriculture 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #64: Brazil Continued 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #65: Concentrated Farming 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #66: Concentrated Farming 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #67: Labor Saving and Upkeep in Buildings 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #68: Pretty Farming 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #69: Work Plans 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #70: Difficulties of Farming 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #71: Mechanization 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #72: Brazil Malabar 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #73: Fish Farming 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #75: What Goes on Underground 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #76: Hunger Signs in Crops 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #77: A New Poultry Project 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #78: Overcapitalization 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #79: A New Farm Program 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #80: Farm Publications 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #81: Artificial Insemination 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #82: Four-H and FFA Programs 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #83: Corn Growing 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #84: Corn Continued 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #85: (untitled, on mulch) 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #86: How the Farmer Gets a Tough Break 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #87: Pasture and Chopper Feeding 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #89: More on Haydrying 42 604 circa 1953 Broadcast #90: Fun on a Farm Pond 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #93: Muskingum Conservancy District 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #94: The Working Spring 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #95: Multiflora Roses 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #96: Greenhouses 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #98: Collective Farming in Russia 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #99: Pasture Fertilization 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #100: Sweet Clover 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #101: Malabar Roadside School 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #102: Agricultural Revolution 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #103: Nitrogen 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #104: Soluble Fertilizer 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #105: Flexibility of Management 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #106: On Teamwork 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #107: Planting Too Early 42 605 circa 1953 Broadcast #108: Haydrying 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #109: Haydrier 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #110: Haydrying 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #111: Dead Farms 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #112: Live Farms 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #113: Failure and Experiment 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #114: The Market Stand 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #115: Deep Tillage 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #116: Come and See 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #118: Haydrier 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #119: Liming Seedlings 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #120: Pig Program 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #121: Hay and Silage Feeding 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #122: (untitled, on drying and preparation of feeds) 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #123: Barley 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #124: Multiflora Hedges 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #125: Aluminum Do It Yourself 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #126: Potash 42 606 circa 1953 Broadcast #127: Soil Tilth 42 606 circa 1953 Programs 1-24 recordings 145 31-32 circa 1953 2 records Correspondence Series 3 1906-1957 Scope and Contents

The Correspondence series is comprised primarily of correspondence received by Louis Bromfield, filed according to Bromfield's original categorizations (which has been maintained here). There is a balance in the correspondence of that which relates to Bromfield's literary career (generally, those files that are dated before 1940) and that which relates to his agricultural career (generally, those files that are dated 1940 onward). Much of the correspondence is of either business or fan nature, but there is some personal correspondence between Bromfield and his family and friends. Materials are dated 1906-1957. Researchers should note that this series does not contain all of the correspondence within the Louis Bromfield Collection; other correspondence may be found incidentally in files in any of the other series.

Advertising 90 1539 1953-1956 Agents: Contracts 90 1540 1944-1952 Agents: Editions stock 90 1541 1941-1951 Agents: Expense checks 90 1542 1950-1954 Access to Materials

Materials in this folder have restricted access and may not be viewed without prior curatorial consent.

Agents: George T. Bye 90 1543 1943-1955 Agents: Griswold-Eshleman Company 90 1544 1949-1953 Agents: Ingo Preminger Agency 90 1545 1955-1956 Agents: J. Walter Thompson Company 90 1546 1950-1953 Agents: Jacques Chambrun, Inc. 90 1547 1944-1954 Agents: Jaffe Agency 90 1548 1952-1955 Agents: Musical Corporation of America (MCA) 90 1549 1953-1955 Agents: Pearn, Pollinger & Higham 90 1550 1938-1947 Agents: Pearn, Pollinger & Higham 90 1551 1948 Agents: Pearn, Pollinger & Higham 91 1552 1948-1950 Agents: Pearn, Pollinger & Higham 91 1553 1951-1952 Agents: Pearn, Pollinger & Higham 91 1554 1953-1954 Agents: Pearn, Pollinger & Higham 91 1555 1955-1957 Agents: Price quotations 91 1556 1952-1955 Agents: Publishers 91 1557 1937-1944 Agents: Stanley Bergerman & Company 91 1558 1946-1955 Agents: William Morris Agency 91 1559 1945-1947 Automobiles 91 1560 1942-1957 Babcock, H. E. 91 1561 1949-1954 Bombay research 92 1562 1945 Butter 92 1563 1948-1950 Chamber of Commerce of the United States 92 1564 1948-1954 Chemical companies 92 1565 1948-1955 Column material 92 1566 1953 Commission on Intergovernmental Relations 92 1567 1954 Conservation: Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District 92 1568 1951-1954 Conservation: Ohio Roadside Council 92 1569 1951-1955 Conservation: Rivers and water 92 1570 1950-1951 Conservation: Strip mine reclamation 92 1571 1950-1952 Conservation: Soil conservation 92 1572 1940-1959 Conservation: United Conservation Fund 92 1573 1954-1955 Conservation: Wildlife conservation 93 1574 1949-1955 Cullen, H. R. 93 1575 1950-1951 Fan letters: Argentina 93 1576 1951 Fan letters: Australia 93 1577 1950-1953 Fan letters: Australia, New Zealand 93 1578 1952-1954 Fan letters: Brazil 93 1579 1950-1952 Fan letters: Canada 93 1580-1581 1946-1955 Fan letters: Denmark, Norway, Sweden 93 1582 1950-1954 Fan letters: England 93 1583 1949-1956 Fan letters: Ethiopia 93 1584 1953 Fan letters: France 93 1585 1948-1950 Fan letters: Germany 93 1586 1949-1951 Fan letters: Hungary 93 1587 1951 Fan letters: India 93 1588 1944-1953 Fan letters: Israel 93 1589 1949-1953 Fan letters: Jamaica 94 1590 1952-1955 Fan letters: Japan 94 1591 undated Fan letters: Kenya 94 1592 1952 Fan letters: Korea 94 1593 1951 Fan letters: Mexico 94 1594 1944-1954 Fan letters: New Zealand 94 1595 1950-1953 Fan letters: Philippines 94 1596 1953 Fan letters: Scotland 94 1597 1951 Fan letters: South Africa 94 1598 1947-1956 Fan letters: South America 94 1599 1952-1953 Fan letters: Spain 94 1600 1952-1956 Fan letters: Switzerland 94 1601 1952 Fan letters: Other countries 94 1602 1948-1954 Fan letters: Alabama 94 1603 1948-1955 Fan letters: Arizona 94 1604 1942-1954 Fan letters: California 94 1605 1950-1955 Fan letters: Colorado 94 1606 1950 Fan letters: Connecticut 94 1607 1934-1950 Fan letters: Delaware 94 1608 1951-1954 Fan letters: District of Columbia 94 1609 1947-1954 Fan letters: Florida 94 1610 1945-1952 Fan letters: Georgia 94 1611 1948-1954 Fan letters: Illinois 94 1612 1946-1955 Fan letters: Indiana 94 1613 1946-1955 Fan letters: Iowa 94 1614 1948-1952 Fan letters: Kansas 94 1615 1948-1953 Fan letters: Kentucky 94 1616 1946-1950 Fan letters: Louisiana 94 1617 1952-1953 Fan letters: Maine 94 1618 1948-1953 Fan letters: Maryland 94 1619 1930-1955 Fan letters: Massachusetts 94 1620 1941-1954 Fan letters: Michigan 94 1621 1947-1954 Fan letters: Minnesota 94 1622 1950-1952 Fan letters: Missouri 94 1623 1947-1954 Fan letters: Nebraska 94 1624 1953-1955 Fan letters: Nevada 94 1625 1953 Fan letters: New Hampshire 94 1626 1951 Fan letters: New Jersey 94 1627 1948-1954 Fan letters: New York 94 1628 1947-1954 Fan letters: North Carolina 95 1629 1948-1952 Fan letters: Ohio 95 1630 1944-1948 Fan letters: Oklahoma 95 1631 1948-1953 Fan letters: Pennsylvania 95 1632 1948-1954 Fan letters: Rhode Island 95 1633 1951-1953 Fan letters: South Carolina 95 1634 1947-1948 Fan letters: Tennessee 95 1635 1950-1952 Fan letters: Texas 95 1636 1947-1954 Fan letters: Utah 95 1637 1948-1954 Fan letters: Vermont 95 1638 undated Fan letters: Virginia 95 1639 1949-1954 Fan letters: Washington 95 1640 1948-1952 Fan letters: West Virginia 95 1641 1948 Fan letters: Wisconsin 95 1642 1948-1955 Fan letters: Wyoming 95 1643 undated Farm: 4-H 95 1644-1645 1948-1954 Farm: Bank of New York 95 1646 1943-1955 Farm: Conference Paper Series 95 1647 1947 Farm: Crank letters 95 1648 1948-1954 Farm: Displaced persons 96 1649 1948-1953 Farm: Dogs 96 1650 1948-1955 Farm: Dog registrations and pedigrees 96 1651-1652 1938-1954 Farm: Gardening and cultivation 96 1653 1949-1956 Farm: Other topics 96 1654 1945-1955 Farm: Radio program expenses 96 1655 1949-1953 Farm: Selective Service 96 1656 1952-1954 Farm: Washington Farm Reporter 96 1657 1950-1953 Films 97 1658 1939-1950 Ford Foundation 97 1659 1953-1955 General: Alabama 97 1660 1948-1954 General: Arkansas 97 1661 1948-1954 General: California 97 1662 1941-1957 General: Colorado 97 1663 1948-1953 General: Connecticut 97 1664 1950-1955 General: Florida 97 1665 1948-1954 General: Georgia 97 1666 1946-1955 General: Illinois 97 1667 1948-1955 General: Indiana 97 1668 1949-1954 General: Iowa 97 1669 1950-1955 General: Kansas 97 1670 1948-1952 General: Kentucky 97 1671 1950-1954 General: Louisiana 97 1672 1948-1955 General: Maryland 97 1673 1950-1953 General: Massachusetts 97 1674 1948-1954 General: Michigan 97 1675 1948-1955 General: Minnesota 97 1676 1950-1952 General: Mississippi 97 1677 1948-1951 General: Missouri 98 1678 1945-1954 General: Montana 98 1679 1950 General: Nebraska 98 1680 1948-1955 General: New Jersey 98 1681 1947-1956 General: New Mexico 98 1682 1950-1952 General: New York 98 1683-1684 1938-1955 General: North Carolina 98 1685 1948-1953 General: North Dakota, South Dakota 98 1686 1950 General: Ohio 98 1687-1688 1945-1954 General: Oklahoma 98 1689 1948-1955 General: Pennsylvania 98 1690 1946-1954 General: Rhode Island 98 1691 1942-1955 General: South Carolina 98 1692 1949-1954 General: Tennessee 99 1693 1948-1955 General: Texas 99 1694 1949-1955 General: Virginia 99 1695 1949-1954 General: Washington, Oregon 99 1696 1947-1954 General: Washington, D. C. 99 1697 1947-1955 General: West Virginia 99 1698 1949-1955 General: Wisconsin 99 1699 1948-1954 General: Wyoming 99 1700 1950-1954 Homac Bread 99 1701 1952-1953 Infectious diseases 99 1702 1950 Insurance 99 1703-1704 1939-1957 Insurance: Hospitalization 99 1705 1950-1957 Insurance directors 100 1706 1949-1955 King Ranch 100 1707 1950-1953 Legal: Patterson, Belknap & Webb 100 1708-1709 1939-1945 Legal: Patterson, Belknap & Webb 100 1710 1946-1950 Legal: Patterson, Belknap & Webb 100 1711-1712 1951-1955 Legal: Patterson, Belknap & Webb 100 1713 1956-1957 Legal: Patterson, Belknap & Webb, regarding Tom Buchanan 101 1714 1952-1956 Legal: Weldon, Huston & Keyser 101 1715 1944-1956 Literary: Book of Knowledge 101 1716 1950-1955 Literary: Harper & Brothers 101 1717 1945 Literary: Harper & Brothers 101 1718 1946 Literary: Harper & Brothers 101 1719 1947 Literary: Harper & Brothers 101 1720-1721 1948 Literary: Harper & Brothers 101 1722 1949 Literary: Harper & Brothers 102 1723-1724 1950 Literary: Harper & Brothers 102 1725 1951 Literary: Harper & Brothers 102 1726 1952 Literary: Harper & Brothers 102 1727 1953 Literary: Harper & Brothers 102 1728 1954-1955 Literary: Harper & Brothers: Acquisition from Stokes 102 1729 1931-1948 Literary: Harper & Brothers: Ritz versus Bromfield 102 1730 1931-1948 Literary: Herbert T. Cobey 103 1731 1951-1953 Literary: Johnny Appleseed Ballet 103 1732 1952-1955 Literary: Literary Review lists 103 1733 1951-1953 Literary: Publishers 103 1734 1927-1955 Literary: Quotations 103 1735 1948-1955 Literary: Requests for autographs and advice 103 1736-1737 1950-1955 Malabar Farm Products: General 103 1738-1739 1953-1955 Malabar Farm Products: Legal 103 1740 1953 Malabar Farm Products: Orders 103 1741 104 1742 1953-1956 Mansfield Chamber of Commerce 104 1743 1946-1948 Munroe, Joe 104 1744 1950-1955 Mental Hygiene Association 104 1745 1949-1953 Newspaper columns 104 1746 1943-1954 Noble Foundation 104 1747 1949-1950 Nutrition: General 104 1748 1949-1955 Nutrition: Nutritional concentrates 104 1749 1952-1955 Nutrition: Recipes 104 1750 1952-1955 Ohio Sesquicentennial Commission 104 1751 1953 Ohioana 104 1752 1945-1951 Personal: Autographs 104 1753 1927-1944 Personal: Bromfield, Annette death 105 1754-1755 1947 Personal: Bromfield, Ellen 105 1756-1757 1939-1954 Personal: Bromfield, Hope 105 1758-1760 1939-1955 Personal: Bromfield, Louis 105 1761 1906-1914 Personal: Bromfield, Mary 106 1762 1949-1952 Personal: Chamay, Anne 106 1763 1941-1954 Personal: Chamay family 106 1764 1945-1953 Personal: De Luxe opening 106 1765 1935 Personal: Genealogy 106 1766 1930 Personal: Hawkins, George death 106 1767 1948 Personal: Horoscope 106 1768 1952 Personal: Miscellaneous 107 1770 106 1769 1910s-1950s Personal: Passports, visas 107 1771 1951-1956 Personal: Publicity 107 1772 1924-1946 Personal: Telegrams 107 1773-1774 1955-1956 Personal: Various 107 1775-1776 1924-1956 Personal: Wharton, Edith 107 1777 1932-1939 Pettit, Charles 107 1778 1954-1955 Political: Congressional Record 107 1779 1951-1953 Political: Farm labor 107 1780 1941-1942 Political: General 108 1782 107 1781 1942-1954 Political: Toxic chemicals 108 1783 1951-1952 Publications: The American Weekly 108 1784 1952 Publications: The Atlantic Monthly 108 1785 1950-1953 Publications: Cosmopolitan 108 1786 1935-1954 Publications: Country Gentleman 108 1787 1950-1953 Publications: Esquire 108 1788 1953 Publications: The Farm Quarterly 108 1789 1953 Publications: Field & Stream 108 1790 1952 Publications: The Freeman 108 1791 1950-1955 Publications: Gourmet 108 1792 1954-1955 Publications: House & Garden 108 1793 1950-1955 Publications: Look 108 1794 1951-1954 Publications: New American Library 108 1795 1951-1953 Publications: The New Yorker 108 1796 1943-1952 Publications: Reader's Digest 108 1797 1943-1955 Publications: Sales Management 144 2330 1953 Publications: Saturday Evening Post 108 1798 1949-1950 Publications: Sports Afield 108 1799 1950-1951 Publications: Successful Farming 108 1800 1950-1952 Publications: This Week Magazine 108 1801 1951-1954 Publications: Various 108 1802 1944-1955 Radio: Clippings (broadcast topic ideas) 109 1803 1952 Radio: Clippings (general) 109 1804 1952 Radio: General 109 1805 1940-1955 Radio: Louis Bromfield Reporting 109 1806-1807 1952-1953 Radio: Mutual Broadcasting System 109 1808 1952-1955 Radio: Town meeting 109 1809 1951-1952 Real estate 109 1810 1955-1957 Refusals 109 1811 1951-1954 Requests to reprint excerpts and sponsor causes 109 1812-1813 1950-1955 Rio Grande College 109 1814 1947-1948 Royalties 110 1815 1943-1946 Sears, Roebuck and Company 110 1816 1953-1954 Speeches: Bakers of America 110 1817 1952 Speeches: Columbia Lecture Bureau 110 1818 1939-1941 Speeches: Keedick, Lee 110 1819 1943-1944 Speeches: Lincoln Day dinner 110 1820 1945-1946 Stocks and shares 110 1821 1944-1955 Television: General 110 1822 1951-1955 Television: Krasny, Milton 110 1823 1951 Television: Mann, Robert 110 1824 1951-1955 Theater: General 110 1825 1935-1953 Theater: Helen in Memphis 110 1826 1950-1952 Theater: My Father's House 110 1827 1945-1946 Tours and trips: Brazil 111 1828-1829 1948-1955 Tours and trips: Travel itineraries 111 1830 1955-1957 United Jewish Welfare Fund 144 2331 1939 Wilson, Ernest 111 1831 1953 Workmen's compensation 111 1832 1938-1943 Personal Series 4 1911-1986 Scope and Contents

The Personal series contains materials primarily from or concerning Louis Bromfield's personal life, including: biographical articles about Bromfield, the Bromfield family, and their home (Malabar Farm); unpublished writing by others which was collected by Bromfield; Bromfield's financial materials; and a variety of personal documents including passports, licenses, and high school annuals. Materials are dated 1911-1986.

Access to Materials

Some materials in this series have restricted access and may not be viewed without prior curatorial consent.

Biographical Articles Subseries 4.1 1940-1978 Scope and Contents

The Biographical Articles subseries consists of published articles written by others about Louis Bromfield, the Bromfield family, and Malabar Farm. When known, the title of the article and the publication in which the article appeared are listed. Materials are dated 1940-1978.

"Architectural History in Famous Novelist's Home" in Wood Construction 120 2005 1940 December 1 Interview transcript in The Land Letter 23 346 1941 September "The Bromfields Live in Ohio" (by Mary Bromfield) in Vogue 147 2315 1941 September 15 "Louis Bromfield: Country Gentleman and Democrat" in The Democratic Digest 120 2007 1941 November "Squire Bromfield" in The New York Times Magazine 147 2316 1942 August 16 "Ohio Squire, Louis Bromfield" in House & Garden 147 2317 1942 November "Life With Father Bromfield" (by Ellen Bromfield) in Vogue 147 2318 1942 December 15 "Louis Bromfield, Squire of Malabar Farm" in The Scroll of Phi Delta Theta 120 2008 1946 November "Malabar Farm: Home of the Bromfields" in Cleveland Plain Dealer Pictorial Magazine 147 2319 1946 December 1 "Bromfield Amazed by Development of Brahmans" in American Brahman Journal 120 2009 1947 January "Novelist Bromfield Offers Agriculture Needed Information" in Food Marketing in New England 120 2010 1947 January "Malabar Farm: A Delightful new book about 'Pleasant Valley'" in New Harper Books 120 2011 1948 Spring "Farmer Bromfield: Famous Novelist Preaches the New Agriculture on his Malabar Farm" in Life 147 2320 1948 October 11 "Malabar Farm: Un Gran Tratado de la Nueva Agricultura" in Tierra 120 2012 1948 December "At Malabar Farm...Tractor and Implement Tires are Placed on Louis Bromfield's Farm Vehicles" in Tire Topics 120 2013 1949 May "Ranchmen Visit Flat Top Ranch" in The Cattleman 120 2014 1949 November "Ohio Scenes and Citizens: Farmer Louis Bromfield, Informal, Energetic and Eager, Dispenses Oratory and Agricultural Economic Theory to All Who'll Listen" in Cleveland Plain Dealer Pictorial Magazine 147 2321 1950 March 12 "With the Wildlife Council" in The Ohio Conservation Bulletin 120 2015 1950 August "Life on a Farm"/"Life in the City" in Glamour 120 2016 1950 November "Christmas wedding in the country" in Home & Garden 9 113 1950 December 28 "Louis Bromfield: Re-recorded from film soundtrack 'Highlights of Ohio'" recording 145 35 1951 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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"Soil and Oil...Virtual Twins" in The Beacon 120 2017 1951 December "Malabar Farm is one of Ohio's Show Places" in The Gasco News 120 2018 1952 January "The Frome Show" in The West Indian Review 120 2019 1952 November 1 Quoted in "Cacapava no Reerguimento Economico de Vale do Paraiba e o Turismo no Litoral" 120 2020 1953 "Bromfield on U.S.S.R." in Cleveland Plain Dealer 5 56 1953 April 26 "VGAA Officers and Directors Oppose 'Socialized Agriculture' in Important Meeting at Mansfield, Ohio, September 12-13" in Market Growers Journal 120 2021 1953 October "Bromfield puts 'Malabar Farm' into the Gift-food Business" in Sales Management: The Magazine of Marketing 121 2022 1953 October 1 "A Visit with Louis Bromfield" in Popular Home 121 2023 1954 Spring "Louis Bromfield and Malabar" in The Omar Caravan 121 2024 1954 June-July "Malabar Revisited" in Minutes: Magazine of Nationwide Insurance 121 2025 1968 October "Malabar: A Legacy from Author Louis Bromfield" in Ohio Schools 121 2026 1978 May 12 "A Bromfield Story: A half-hour dramatic series on film for television" script 1 1B undated "Call it Rural Hospitality" by Marion Pedersen Teal 121 2027 undated "The F. F. A. and Farmers' Class Trip to Malabar Farms" by Saginaw F. F. A. Chapter 121 2028 undated "An Invitation to Participate in an Unusual Tour of South America with Mr. Louis Bromfield," in Braniff International Airways tour itinerary 121 2029 undated "Louis Bromfield" Mutual Broadcasting System recording 145 33-34 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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"Malabar Farm" in Places to See in the Area Served by Ohio Edison Company 121 2030 undated "Trois Livres Recents de Louis Bromfield" in Cahiers des Langues Modernes: Romanciers Americains Contemporains 121 2031 undated Collected Writings of Others Subseries 4.2 1930-circa 1950s Scope and Contents

The Collected Writings of Others subseries contains various unpublished literary and non-fiction writing produced by family members and friends of Louis Bromfield. Materials are dated 1930s-1950s.

Researchers should note that files in this subseries contain only incidental correspondence; for correspondence between Bromfield and the individual listed, refer to files in Series 3: Correspondence.

Ali, Mir Laik (1 of 2) 121 2038 1955 Ali, Mir Laik (2 of 2) 122 2039 1955 Bell, Franklin 122 2040 undated Bromfield, Annette 121 2033 circa 1930s Bromfield, Anne 121 2032 1940s Bromfield, Anne: Scrapbook (includes some photos and items related to Louis Bromfield) 148 1940-1953 Bromfield, Charles and son 121 2034 1940s Bromfield, Ellen 121 2035 circa 1940s Bromfield, Hope 121 2036 undated Bromfield, Mary 121 2037 1930s-1940s Bromfield, Mary: "Paris When One Lives There" in Vogue 147 2322 1930 January 4 Bromfield, Mary: "Pleasant Valley...No Vacancies" in Vogue 62 1437 1946 December 15 Burnside, William: Passport to Pleasure (screenplay) 62 1438 1955 Cobey, Herbert T.: "The Lady from Normandy" (screenplay) 62 1439 undated Dunne, Philip and Julien Josephson: "The Rains Came" (screenplay) 62 1441 1939 April 13 Farnsworth, Scott: "The Play of a Woman" (adaptation of The Green Bay Tree) 62 1442 undated Geld, Ellen Bromfield 122 2041-2044 circa 1950s Gordon, Gladys: "The Life of Vergie Winters" (dramatization) 62 1443 undated Harwood, John: "A Wet Night" (dramatization of Mr. Rosie and May) 62 1444 undated Hawkins, George 122 2045 1940s Johnson, Charles 122 2046 1955 Johnston, Frederick S. 122 2047 undated McCausland, Anne 122 2048 undated McGuire, Anthony 122 2049 undated McMichael, Jon 123 2050-2051 undated Marise, Georges and A. M. Tudery: "Annie Spragg" (dramatic adaptation of "The Strange Case of Miss Annie Spragg") 62 1445 undated Miller, Merle: "The Rains of Ranchipur" (screenplay) 62 1446 1955 June 3 Niblo, Fred, Jr.: Kenny (screenplay) 62 1447 1947 March 9 Paulay, Erzi and Zsolt Harsanyi 123 2052 undated Rosemary's letters 123 2053 1946-1947 Slesinger, Tess and Frank Davis: "Have it Your Own Way" (screenplay) 62 1449 1940 April 12 Walter, Thompson: Western Cavalcade 62 1451 1955-1956 Trotti, Lamar: "Brigham Young" (screenplay, from Bromfield's "Brigham Young") 62 1452 1939 November 9 Trotti, Lamar: "Brigham Young" (screenplay, from Bromfield's "Brigham Young") 63 1453 1939 November 9 Twentieth Century-Fox Studio Advertising Department: The Rains Came 63 1454 1939 August 11 Unidentified authors 123 2054 1930s-1950s Financial Subseries 4.3 1930-1956 Scope and Contents

The Financial subseries is comprised primarily of banking papers and check stubs from Louis Bromfield's personal accounts. Materials are dated 1930-1956.

For financial information regarding Malabar Farm, see Subseries 6.2: Financial.

Access to Materials

Materials in this subseries have restricted access and may not be viewed without prior curatorial consent.

Checks written 114 1888 1930 September-December Checks written 114 1889 1931 February - 1933 September Barclays Bank 114 1890 1932 June Barclays Bank 114 1891 1932 July Barclays Bank 114 1892 1932 August Barclays Bank 114 1893 1932 September Barclays Bank 114 1894 1932 October Barclays Bank 114 1895 1932 November Barclays Bank 114 1896 1932 December Barclays Bank 114 1897 1933 January Barclays Bank 114 1898 1933 February Barclays Bank 114 1899 1933 March Barclays Bank 114 1900 1933 April Barclays Bank 114 1901 1933 May Bank of New York 114 1902 1933 June Barclays Bank 114 1903 1933 June Barclays Bank 114 1904 1933 July Bank of New York 114 1905 1933 August Barclays Bank 114 1906 1933 August Barclays Bank 114 1907 1933 September Checks written 115 1909 1933 September - 1934 October Checks written 115 1910 1933 October - 1934 June Barclays Bank 115 1908 1933 December Bank of New York 115 1911 1934 June Princeton Bank 115 1912 1934 June Bank of New York 115 1913 1934 July Barclays Bank 115 1914 1934 July Bank of New York 115 1915 1934 August Barclays Bank 115 1916 1934 August Princeton Bank 115 1917 1934 August Bank of New York 115 1918 1934 September Barclays Bank 115 1919 1934 September Bank of New York 115 1920 1934 October Barclays Bank 115 1921 1934 October Bank of New York 115 1922 1934 November Barclays Bank 115 1923 1934 November Bank of New York 115 1924 1935 January Barclays Bank 115 1925 1935 January Barclays Bank 115 1926 1935 February Bank of New York 115 1927 1935 March Barclays Bank 115 1928 1935 March Bank of New York 115 1929 1935 April Bank of New York 115 1930 1935 May Bank of New York 115 1931 1935 June Barclays Bank 115 1932 1935 June Bank of New York 115 1933 1935 July Barclays Bank 115 1934 1935 July Bank of New York 115 1935 1935 August Barclays Bank 115 1936 1935 August Bank of New York 115 1937 1935 September Barclays Bank 115 1938 1935 September Bank of New York 115 1939 1935 October Barclays Bank 115 1940 1935 October Bank of New York 115 1941 1935 November Barclays Bank 115 1942 1935 November Bank of New York 120 2003 1935 December Barclays Bank 115 1943 1935 December Bank of New York 115 1944 1936 January Barclays Bank 115 1945 1936 January Bank of New York 115 1946 1936 February Barclays Bank 115 1947 1936 February Princeton Bank and Trust Company 116 1948 1936 February Barclays Bank 116 1949 1936 March Barclays Bank 116 1950 1936 June Checks written 116 1951 1936 October - 1939 January Barclays Bank 116 1952 1938 October Bank of New York 116 1953 1938 November Barclays Bank 116 1954 1938 November Princeton Bank and Trust Company 116 1955 1938 November Bank of New York 116 1956 1938 December Barclays Bank 120 2004 1938 December Oberlin Savings Bank Company 116 1957 1938 December Bank of New York 116 1958 1939 January Barclays Bank 116 1959 1939 January Oberlin Savings Bank Company 116 1960 1939 January Princeton Bank and Trust Company 116 1961 1939 January Bank of New York 116 1962 1939 February Barclays Bank 116 1963 1939 April Bank of New York 116 1964 1939 May Barclays Bank 116 1965 1939 May Checks written from Paris account 117 1981 1939 May - 1946 December Farmers Savings and Trust Company 116 1966 1939 May Bank of New York 116 1967 1939 June Barclays Bank 116 1968 1939 June Farmers Savings and Trust Company 116 1969 1939 June Bank of New York 116 1970 1939 July Barclays Bank 116 1971 1939 July Farmers Savings and Trust Company 116 1972 1939 July Bank of New York 116 1973 1939 August Farmers Savings and Trust Company 117 1974 1939 August Bank of New York 117 1975 1939 September Farmers Savings and Trust Company 117 1976 1939 September Bank of New York 117 1977 1939 October Farmers Savings and Trust Company 117 1978 1939 October Bank of New York 117 1979 1939 November Farmers Savings and Trust Company 117 1980 1939 November Checks written 117 1982 1947 October - 1948 February Checks written 117 1983 1948 January-May Checks written 117 1984 1948 May-August Checks written 118 1985 1948 August - 1949 August Farmers Savings and Trust Company 118 1986 1948 August Checks written 118 1987 1948 September-December Checks written 118 1988 1948 December - 1949 March Checks written 118 1989 1949 March-June Checks written 118 1990 1949 June-September Checks written 118 1991 1949 August-December Checks written 119 1992 1950 January-March Checks written 119 1993 1950 March-July Checks written 119 1994 1950 August-October Checks written 119 1995 1950 October - 1951 January Checks written 119 1996 1951 January-March Checks written 119 1997 1951 March-June Farmers Savings and Trust Company 119 1998 1951 May Checks written 119 1999 1951 June-August Checks written 120 2000 1951 August-November Bank of New York 120 2001 1955 Estate of Louis Bromfield bank slips 120 2002 1956 Estate of Louis Bromfield receipts 147 2323 1957 General Subseries 4.4 1911-1986 Scope and Contents

The General subseries includes Bromfield's high school annuals, personal documents (including passports, licenses, etc.) of Louis Bromfield and some family members, and other materials of a personal nature. In general, the materials in this subseries do not strongly relate to either Bromfield's literary career or his agricultural endeavors. Materials are dated 1911-1986.

Address book 144 2332 circa 1920s-1930s Bromfield, Charles passport 123 2055 1935 Bromfield family genealogy 144 2333 undated Bromfield, Louis passports 123 2056 1928-1937 Bromfield, Louis portrait sketch 2 undated "The Bromfield Testament": A choral anthem for SATB and piano by Rick Sowash 123 2057 1981 Clippings from Brazilian newspapers 123 2058 1952 Journal entries 25 364-367 1930, undated Malabar Journal 124 2059 undated Mansfield High School annual 124 2060 1911 Mansfield High School annual 124 2061 1912 Mansfield High School annual 124 2062 1913 Mansfield High School annual 124 2063 1914 Mansfield High School annual 124 2064 1915 Mansfield High School Class of 1914 25th anniversary booklet 124 2065 1939 Personal documents 124 2066 1919-1954 Possible reminiscences by Bromfield concerning his mother 124 2067 undated Program for Bromfield exhibit at Ohio State University-Mansfield 124 2068 1986 Script for video about Louis Bromfield 124 2069 1981 Student report on Bromfield's writing 124 2070 circa 1944 Transcript of conversation with Virgil Hess 124 2071 1979 December 3 Photographs Series 5 circa 1850s-1950s Scope and Contents

The Photograph series is comprised of photographs, which include promotional photographs used for Louis Bromfield's writing career, Hollywood years, and family photographs from the family's years in Europe. There is also a substantial collection of photographs of Malabar Farm and activities that took place on the farm during that time period. The series also contains scrapbooks of photographs compiled by the Bromfield family, as well as photographs that were framed and hung on the walls of the house in Senlis, France as well as Malabar. Materials are dated circa 1850s, 1900s-1950s. Many are not dated.

Researchers should note that while the majority of photographs in this collection can be found in this series, Bromfield did file some photographs with materials that are found in other series.

Promotional Subseries 5.1 1920s-1950s Scope and Contents

Promotional and portrait photographs featuring Louis Bromfield as subject. The materials are dated 1920s-1950s.

Promotional and portrait photographs 64 1461-1462 1920s Promotional and portrait photographs 64 1463 1930s Hollywood portrait photographs 64 1460 1930s-1940s Hollywood portrait photographs 83 1527 1930s-1940s Oversize Promotional and portrait photographs 83 1526 1930s-1940s Oversize Bromfield portrait 83 1525 1940s-1950s Oversize Promotional and portrait photographs 64 1464-1466 1940s-1950s Bromfield Family Subseries 5.2 circa 1850s-1950s Scope and Contents

Louis Bromfield and family members as subjects of photographs. The materials are dated circa 1850s and 1910s-1950s.

Family photographs 89 1522 circa 1850s-1940s Oversize "Mary Bromfield Early Years" 84 1900s-1910s Oversize photograph album Bromfield and family portraits 64 1459 1910s Photograph album Bromfield, Mary 65 1467 1910s-1950s Mansfield High School photograph 3 1913-1914 Bromfield, Charles 65 1468 1920s-1940s Hawkins, George 65 1538 1920s-1950s Bromfield, Ann 65 1470 1930s Sketchbook "Candid Snapshots" 83 1930s-1940s Oversize photograph album "George Hawkins" 84 1930s-1940s Oversize photograph album "Mixed Photos-30s Early 40s" 82 1930s-1940s Oversize scrapbook Unidentified family photographs 65 1471 1930s-1940s Bromfield children (Ann, Hope, Ellen) 65 1470 1930s-1950s Unidentified family photographs (from scrapbooks) 65 1472 1930s-1940s Bromfield children 85 1530 1930s-1950s Oversize portrait photographs Bromfield child school class photograph 89 1523 1940s Oversize Bromfield, Ann scrapbook of photographs and clippings 81 1940s-1950s Oversize scrapbook Unidentified family photographs 65 1473 1940s-1950s Bromfield children (unlabeled high school album) 85 1950s Oversize Grandchildren 65 1474 1950s Senlis, France Subseries 5.3 1920s-1930s Scope and Contents

Photographs related to the Bromfield's residency at the Presbytere in Senlis, France from 1924-1938. Includes social events held there with notable people of the time. The materials are dated 1920s-1930s.

Interior of house 66 1475 1920s-1930s Exterior of house and gardens 66 1476 1920s-1930s Social gatherings 66 1477-1478 1920s-1930s Photograph album labeled: "Senlis" 80 1920s-1930s Oversize Photograph album labeled: "Senlis and French Cities" 86 1920s-1930s Oversize Family Vacations in Europe and India Subseries 5.4 1920s-1930s Scope and Contents

Photographs of trips taken during the period the family lived in Europe. The materials are dated 1920s-1930s.

European family vacations 66 1479-1480 1930s Photograph album labeled: "Louis Bromfield Family France and European Trips" 86 1930s Oversize Photograph album labeled: "Trips France and Germany" 86 1930s Oversize India related photographs 67 1481 1920s-1930s Trip to India photograph scrapbook 77 1930s Oversize Photograph scapbook labeled "India" 77 1930s Oversize Wall Photographs from Bromfield Home Subseries 5.5 1920s-1950s Scope and Contents

Wall photographs were hung in the house in Senlis, France as well as at Malabar Farm. The materials are dated 1920s-1950s.

Framed wall photographs- Hollywood 67 1482-1485 1920s-1950s Oversize framed wall photographs- Hollywood 83 1528 1920s-1950s Oversize Framed wall photographs- Non-Hollywood 67 1486-1488 1920s-1950s Oversize framed wall photos-Non-Hollywood 83 1524 1920s-1950s Oversize Hollywood Subseries 5.6 1920s-1950s Scope and Contents

Photographs of Hollywood personalities. Some personalities are identified on back of photographs. Unidentified photographs have no information on back. These photographs were not framed. The materials are dated 1920s-1950s.

Identified photographs- Hollywood 68 1489 1920s-1950s Oversize identified photographs -Hollywood 89 1920s-1950s Oversize Unidentified photographs- Hollywood 68 1490 1920s-1950s New York/California photograph scrapbook 78 1930s Oversize Photograph scrapbook labeled: "Rains of Ranchipur/Brigham Young" 78 1940s Oversize Studio produced photograph album titled: "The Rains Came" 82 1940s Oversize Humphrey Bogart related 68 1491 1940s Malabar Farm Subseries 5.7 1930s-1950s Scope and Contents

Photographs from the period of Malabar Farm, from the farm's planning stage to after Bromfield's death. The materials are dated 1930s-1950s.

Construction of Malabar house and garden 69 1492 1930s-1940s Oversize photographs of construction of house and garden 88 1535 1940s Oversize Malabar house 69 1493 1940s-1950s Oversize photographs of Malabar house 88 1534 1940s-1950s Oversize Oversize photographs of Malabar house 76 1940s Oversize Malabar Farm photo album 76 1940s-1950s Oversize Scrapbook labeled: "Malabar Farm" 87 1940s-1950s Oversize Activities at Malabar Farm 69 1494-1495 1940s-1950s Oversize photographs farm activities 88 1532 1940s-1950s Oversize Scenic photographs of Malabar Farm 69 1496 1940s-1950s Oversize scenic photographs of farm 88 1533 1940s-1950s Oversize Jacob Lofman photographs of Malabar Farm 69 1497 1940s Events at Malabar Farm 70 1498-1499 1940s-1950s Events at Malabar Farm 70 1502 1940s-1950s Events at Malabar Farm 88 1531 1940s-1950s Oversize Events with Louis Bromfield in Photograph 70 1500 1940s-1950s Scrapbook labeled: "Farm Events/Notables" 79 1940s-1950s Oversize Events without Louis Bromfield in photograph 70 1501 1940s-1950s Malabar- Wichita Falls, TX 71 1504 1950s Agriculture-Related Group Photographs Subseries 5.8 1940s-1950s Scope and Contents

Photographs from various agriculture related groups/activities during the Malabar Years: 1940s- 1950s.

Unidentified groups with Bromfield in photograph 72 1508 1940s-1950s Conference on conservation- Tar Hollow 72 1509 1943 Friends of the Land photographs 72 1510 1940s Business Trips (Agriculture-Related) Subseries 5.9 1938-1950s Scope and Contents

Photographs from trips that were agriculture or business related: 1938-1950s.

Switzerland 72 1512 1938 Central and South America 72 1511 1950s South America photograph album 79 1950s Oversize Photograph album labeled: "Louis Bromfield in Brazil" 87 1950s Oversize Aboard ship "Ocean Monarch" 72 1513 1950s Jamaica 72 1514 1950s Jamaica photograph album 79 1950s Oversize Unidentified Photographs Subseries 5.10 1900s-1950s Scope and Contents

Unidentified photographs are from all periods and are not able to be classified due to lack of information. The materials are dated 1900s-1950s.

Unidentified farm buildings- not Malabar 71 1505 1940s-1950s Unidentified farm scenes- not Malabar 71 1506 1940s-1950s Unidentified farm scenes- not Malabar 71 1507 1940s-1950s Unidentified photographs 73 1515 1910s-1950s Unidentified photographs 73 1516 1910s-1950s Unidentified photographs 73 1517 1910s-1950s Unidentified photographs 73 1518 1910s-1950s Unidentified photographs 73 1519 1910s-1950s Oversize unidentified photographs 84 1920s-1950s Unidentified slides 73 1520 1930s U.S. Army photographs- Ohio River 73 1521 1900s Unidentified Negatives Subseries 5.11 1920s-1950s Scope and Contents

Negatives that are not organized due to lack of identification. The materials are dated 1920s-1950s.

Unidentified negatives 75 1920s-1950s Unidentified negatives 74 1920s-1950s Malabar Farm Series 6 1926-1981 Access to Materials

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Scope and Contents

The Malabar Farm series contains a variety of materials related to Malabar Farm, the Bromfield family residence outside of Mansfield, Ohio, from 1938 until the time of Louis Bromfield's death in 1956. Types of materials include: articles and clippings about Malabar Farm; financial records; and correspondence, administrative, and operational records related to the functional running of the farm. The full range of materials is dated 1926-1981.

Also included in this series are files relating to Louis Lamoreux (the architect Bromfield worked with to design the main farm house); and materials relating to the organizations Friends of the Land, The Louis Bromfield Malabar Farm Foundation, and the National Development Committee of the Louis Bromfield Institute.

Articles and Clippings Subseries 6.1 1926-1981 Scope and Contents

The Articles and Clippings subseries contains materials written about Malabar Farm, but not authored by Louis Bromfield. Some materials in this subseries also contain biographical information about Bromfield. The materials are dated 1926-1981.

Articles: "Garden Warfare" in House & Garden 147 2324 1948 June "Malabar Farm" in News Magazine of the Screen 150 1 1951 Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

16mm film; black and white; sound; Approximate run time: unknown

Articles: "Brittanys at Malabar" in Field & Stream 5 55 1952 July Articles: "Inside Malabar Farm" and "Early Pleasant Valley Days" in The Columbus Dispatch Sunday Magazine 147 2325 1966 April 10 Articles: "The dream that is Malabar" in Ohio Bell Voice 131 2132 1972 First Quarter Articles: "The Dream That Was Malabar Farm" in Sunday: The Plain Dealer Magazine 147 2326 1972 May 21 Articles: "Up Ferguson Way..." in Mansfield News Journal 144 2334 1981 October 11 Articles: "Cooking at Malabar" 11 133 undated Articles: "Fertilirrigation: Its Results at Malabar and how you can be Sure of Gardening Success" 15 227 undated Articles: General 131 2133 1943-1962 Clippings: Malabar Farm, biographical 131 2134 1926-1958 Clippings: Malabar Farm, biographical 151 2 1947-1958 Clippings: Malabar Farm 131 2135 1930s-1970s Clippings: Malabar Farm 131 2136 1959-1974 Clippings: Malabar Farm 132 2137 undated Financial Subseries 6.2 1939-1961 Scope and Contents

The Financial subseries contains bank records, check stubs, and other documents pertaining to the financial matters of Malabar Farm. The materials are dated 1939-1961.

While the files in this subseries present the most complete financial information about Malabar Farm, researchers interested in other topics (as well as incidental financial records) concerning the overall administration and operation of Malabar Farm should consult Subseries 6.3: Farming Operations.

Researchers interested in Louis Bromfield's personal financial records should consult Subseries 4.3: Financial.

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Farmers Savings and Trust Company 125 2072 1939 October Access to Materials

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Farmers Savings and Trust Company 125 2073 1939 November Access to Materials

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Bills, expenses 125 2074 1950-1956 Access to Materials

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Checks written 125 2075 1951 November - 1952 January Access to Materials

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Checks written 125 2076 1952 April-July Access to Materials

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Checks written 125 2077 1952 July-October Access to Materials

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Checks written 125 2078 1952 October - 1953 March Access to Materials

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Checks written 125 2079 1953 January-June Access to Materials

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Checks written 125 2080 1953 June-December Access to Materials

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Checks written 126 2081 1953 December - 1954 April Access to Materials

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Electricity bills 126 2082 1954-1957 Access to Materials

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Reynolds account 126 2083 1954-1956 Access to Materials

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Checks written 126 2084 1954 May-August Access to Materials

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Checks written 126 2085 1954 August - 1955 February Access to Materials

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Checks written 126 2087 1955 February - 1956 February Access to Materials

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Checks written 126 2088 1955 May-October Access to Materials

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Checks written 126 2089 1955 October - 1956 March Access to Materials

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Bills paid 126 2090 1955-1956 Access to Materials

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Bills paid (Louis Bromfield estate) 127 2091 1956 Access to Materials

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Receipts 127 2092-2095 1956 Bank of New York: Money received after death 127 2096 1956-1957 Access to Materials

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Expenses, receipts 147 2327 1956-1957 Lucas Bank statements 127 2097 1956-1957 Access to Materials

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Receipts following Louis Bromfield's death 127 2098 1956-1957 Receipts for goods returned 127 2099 1956-1957 Accounts paid 128 2100 1957 Bank paying-in slips 128 2101 1957 Access to Materials

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Money received 128 2102 1957 Receipts 128 2103 1957 April-July Charts 144 2313 circa 1961 Farming Operations Subseries 6.3 1939-1962 Scope and Contents

The Farming Operations subseries contains files created by Bromfield and successive Malabar Farm administrators on topics related to the operational functioning of the farm. The original categorization of these files (as assigned by Bromfield, et. al.) has been maintained. The materials are dated 1939-1962.

While incidental financial records are present in the files in this subseries, researchers interested in the finances of Malabar Farm should consult Subseries 6.2: Financial.

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Cattle vaccinations 128 2104 1961-1962 Employee social security information 128 2105 undated Access to Materials

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Employee tax returns 128 2106 1955-1957 Access to Materials

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Equipment 128 2107 1956-1957 Ferguson implements 128 2108 1944 Ferguson implements 129 2109 1945-1955 Ferguson implements: Correspondence 129 2110-2111 1943-1955 Ferguson System literature 129 2112 1940s Ferguson Tractor / Ferguson System product sales book 129 2113 1950 Ferguson versus Ford Motor Company court case 129 2114 1951 Gas tax refund 129 2115 1950-1957 General farm information 130 2116 1953-1956 Gift boxes 130 2117 1950s Honduras 130 2118 1951-1953 "The Malabar Farm Calendar" 147 2328 1955 Oldfield Equipment Company 130 2119 undated Property inventories, expenses 130 2120 1953 Receipts, invoices, correspondence 130 2121 1939-1962 Receipts, invoices, correspondence 130 2122-2123 1958-1960 Receipts, invoices, correspondence 130 2124 1960-1961 Reynolds-Malabar Hay Drier 130 2125 1954 Richland County property taxes 131 2126 1953-1957 "Successful Farming Field Day at Malabar Farm" program 131 2127 1952 August Tax stamp information 131 2128 1955-1957 Teachers' pre-field trip discussion guide 131 2129 undated Things Bob Stevens took from Malabar 131 2130 undated Utilities 131 2131 1953-1956 Farm Files Subseries 6.4 1943-1962 Scope and Contents

The Farm Files subseries maintains the original topical categorization assigned by Louis Bromfield and subsequent Malabar Farm administrators; files include correspondence, brochures/promotional items, reports, financial materials, and other assorted documents. The materials are dated 1943-1962.

This group of files supplements the materials found in Subseries 6.3: Farming Operations, giving a more holistic overview of the topics affecting Malabar Farm.

Accounts out and paid: Stall 132 2138 1954-1955 Advice notes: Machinery and goods not charged 132 2139 1952-1957 Agricultural practices, claims 132 2140 1952-1956 Bauer, Ivon 132 2141 1949-1950 Bauer, Ivon 132 2142 1950-1952 Bordens 132 2143 1952-1957 Brucellosis and tuberculosis tests 132 2144 1953-1957 Bull letters 132 2145 1950-1952 Butchering 132 2146 undated Case Equipment 132 2147 1960 Cheese 132 2148 1950 Cleveland Livestock News 132 2149 1950 Cobey Corporation 132 2150 1951-1957 Compost 133 2151 1951-1954 Cooperative certificates 133 2152 1950-1955 Dairy 133 2153 1951-1957 Dairy 133 2154-2155 1960-1962 Doane Agricultural Digest 133 2156 1950-1955 Farm and dairy statistics 133 2157 1951-1953 Farm buildings 133 2158 1943-1951 Farm bulletins 133 2159 1951-1952 Farm equipment 133 2160 1950-1956 Farm stock certificates 133 2161 1951-1956 Ferguson 133 2162 undated Fertilizers 134 2163 1950-1957 Galion Iron Works 134 2164 1954 Garber's: Information 134 2165 1956 Garber's: Mr. B. 134 2166 1955-1956 Gasoline 134 2167 undated Gehl Brothers 134 2168 1949-1954 Gorman-Rupp Company 134 2169 1950-1955 Graham-Hoehme Plow Company 134 2170 1952-1955 Grasses 134 2171 1952 Growth Inc. 134 2172 1953 Harpers 134 2173 1955 Harry Ferguson Inc. 134 2174 1955 Haulage 134 2175 1952 Hay 134 2176 1954 Hay drying plant 134 2177 undated Hereford cattle 134 2178 1954 Irrigation 134 2179 1950-1956 Insemination 134 2180 1950-1951 Insurance 134 2181 1949-1955 John Deere 135 2182 1958-1960 Kaff-A 135 2183 1952 Labby-Labby bean 135 2184 1954-1956 Labor receipts 135 2185 1951 Labor, workmen's compensation 135 2186 1949 Land lease: McCready 135 2187 1954-1956 Leases 135 2188 1940-1956 Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company 135 2189 1950-1954 Massey-Harris-Ferguson equipment 135 2190 1955-1956 Milk permits 135 2191 1951-1954 Milwaukee Equipment Manufacturing Company 135 2192 1951 Miscellaneous 135 2193 1949-1950 Monsanto Chemical Company: Krilium 135 2194 1952-1953 Mr. B. products 135 2195 1955 Mucuna bean 135 2196 1951-1954 Multiflora rose 135 2197 1949-1955 Nurseries 135 2198 1950-1955 Nutrition: DDT 135 2199 1953-1954 Ohio Fuel Gas Company 135 2200 1954-1955 Ohio Industrial Commission 135 2201 1952-1957 Ohio Oil Company 135 2202 1950-1953 Ohio Wildlife Research Unit 135 2203 1950 Out of print publications 135 2204 1959 Paint 136 2205 1953 Permark Company 136 2206 1950-1952 Pigs 136 2207 1952-1954 Pioneer Welding 136 2208 1952-1953 Potash Rock Company of America 136 2209 1954-1956 Poultry 136 2210 undated Purebred livestock 136 2211 1949 Reynolds and Richard Moser 136 2212 1953-1954 Rhizoma 136 2213 1952 Roadside stand 136 2214 1954 Rotovator Company 136 2215 1952-1953 Rototiller 136 2216 1950-1954 Rules 136 2217 undated Sales 136 2218 1951 Salt 136 2219 1955 Seaman Motors Inc. 136 2220 1951-1955 Seeds 136 2221 1955 Seeds given to Pat 136 2222 1954 Seeds, lime, fertilizer 136 2223 1959-1960 Scott Farm Seed Company 136 2224 1950-1956 Smuckers 136 2225 1954-1955 Soil Builders, Ltd. 136 2226 1950-1952 Solomon 137 2227 1951-1952 Stall: Particulars of goods sent 137 2228 1955 Stall: Inquiries 137 2229 1955 Statistics 137 2230 1955-1956 Summer work (boys) names and addresses 137 2231 1950-1957 Taxes 137 2232 1949-1950 Timber 137 2233 1955-1956 Tobacco 137 2234 1953-1954 Tools: Kenneth Cooke 137 2235 1952 Tours 137 2236 1951-1952 Vegetable Growers of America 137 2237 1950-1952 Visitors 137 2238 1950-1951 Wholesale accounts paid: Patakys, McNew, Mansfield-Leland 137 2239 1954-1955 Willis, Willis & Osmond 137 2240 1951-1955 Willows 137 2241 1950-1952 Louis Lamoreux Subseries 6.5 1939-1970s Scope and Contents

Louis Lamoreux was a Mansfield, Ohio architect whom Louis Bromfield worked with for several years (beginning in 1939) to design and build a farmhouse and other buildings at Malabar Farm. The Louis Lamoreux subseries contains primarily correspondence between Lamoreux, Bromfield, and other individuals involved in the design and construction process. This subseries also includes clippings related to the Malabar Farm buildings and incidental schematic drawings (no architectural as-built drawings are present). The materials are dated 1939-1975.

Clippings 137 2242 1940s-1970s Construction (1-2 of 3) 137 2243-2244 1939-1941 Construction (3 of 3) 138 2245 1939-1941 Construction 138 2246-2247 1941-1947 Correspondence (with inventory) 138 2248 1939-1956 Correspondence (with inventory) 138 2249 1939-1966 Correspondence (with inventory) 138 2250 1972-1975 Friends of the Land Subseries 6.6 1940s-1962 Scope and Contents

Friends of the Land was a non-partisan conservation society formed in 1940 and supported entirely by its members. The purpose of the organization was to educate society (and, in particular, government officials) on the benefits of conservation. The organization was based in Washington, D. C. during its first year of operation, but relocated to Columbus, Ohio, in 1941. Following the move, Louis Bromfield (and Malabar Farm) became significantly involved with the activities of Friends of the Land. After Bromfield's death in 1956, Friends of the Land purchased Malabar Farm from the Bromfield family.

The materials in the Friends of the Land subseries include primarily correspondence and publications (both items produced by Friends of the Land and printed materials written by others about the organization). Some files of correspondence from the organization's fourth president (Jonathan Forman) are also present. The materials are dated 1940s-1962.

Related Archival Materials

Friends of the Land Records (MSS 364) at the Ohio History Connection

"The action program of Friends of the Land" brochure 138 2251 circa 1951 Articles 138 2252-2254 1944-1956 Article: "Friends of the Land" in Reader's Digest 17 256 1944 January Article: "The Friends of the Land" in The Science Counselor 17 257 1948 March Article: "The Friends of the Land" 17 255 undated Articles: "Texas witnesses soil revival meeting" in Acco Press 139 2255 1947 December Clippings 139 2256-2259 1956-1958 Conservation legislation 139 2260-2261 1956-1957 Correspondence 139 2262 1950-1957 Expense records, publications, newsletters, correspondence (1 of 2) 139 2263 1959-1962 Expense records, publications, newsletters, correspondence (2 of 2) 140 2264 1959-1962 Farm maintenance 140 2265-2266 1957-1962 Forman, Jonathan 140 2267-2270 1949-1954 Forman, Jonathan 144 2335 1959-1960 Friends of the Land Banquet, speaker Louis Bromfield [recording] 150 9 undated Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements

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The Land 140 2271 1952 Spring Land and...Water 141 2272 1955 Fall Land and...Water 141 2273 1956 Summer Land and...Water 141 2274 1957 Spring Land and...Water 141 2275 1957 Summer Land and...Water 141 2276 1957 Fall Land and...Water 141 2277 1957 Winter Land and...Water 141 2278 1958 Spring Land and...Water 141 2279 1958 Summer Land and...Water 141 2280 1959 Spring Publications 141 2281 1948-1958 Reprint of "The End of the Farm" in The Land 151 3 1940s Reprint of "Man and nature in the modern world" by Paul B. Sears 141 2282 undated Soil conservation trip to Texas: Clippings 141 2283-2285 1947 Soil conservation trip to Texas: Correspondence, reports 141 2286 1947 Speeches: "The Importance of Agriculture in Relation to our National Economy" 23 339 1946-1947 Speeches: "Food--The money of a hungry world" by Ollie Fink 142 2287 1948-1949 Tenth annual institute (Conservation, Nutrition and Health) program 142 2288 1951 June 21-23 Watershed Conference program 142 2289 1954 March 24 The Louis Bromfield Malabar Farm Foundation Subseries 6.7 1950-1964 Scope and Contents

The Louis Bromfield Malabar Farm Foundation was responsible for maintaining and running Malabar Farm after Bromfield's death in 1956. Materials in this series include primarily correspondence and other administrative documents on topics related to farm operations and activities. The materials are dated 1950-1964.

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Bank deposits 142 2290 1963-1964 Access to Materials

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Correspondence: Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee 142 2291 1950-1962 Correspondence: Camp 142 2292 1961-1962 Correspondence: Ecology Centre 144 2308 1952 Correspondence: Employment inquiries 142 2293 1961-1962 Correspondence: Members 142 2294-2295 1960-1962 Correspondence: Newsletter 142 2296 1959-1962 Correspondence: Other agricultural boards 142 2297 1959-1961 Correspondence: Tours 142 2298 1962 Farming operations: Brochures and listings for farm publications and films 143 2299 1959-1962 Farming operations: Forestry and nut trees 143 2300 1957-1962 Farming operations: National Dairy Products 143 2301 1953-1954 Farming operations: New dairy Starline 143 2302 1960 Farming operations: Registered livestock 143 2303 1959-1962 Income and expense records 143 2304 1959-1962 Library and books 143 2305 1958-1961 Maintenance and utilities 144 2306 1959-1962 Memberships 144 2307 1962 Perfection Steel Body Company patron membership certificate 147 2329 1960 March 22 Louis Bromfield Institute, National Development Committee Subseries 6.8 1956-1958 Scope and Contents

In 1957, efforts were made to form the Louis Bromfield Institute--a group of 100 prominent and influential Americans in leadership roles who could assist in transforming Malabar Farm into a world renowned center for the study and advancement of farming, conservation, and ecological pursuits. This subseries contains materials (primarily correspondence) from the National Development Committee of the Louis Bromfield Institute; it is unclear from the records present if the Institute was ever successfully formed. The materials are dated 1956-1958.

Correspondence: General 144 2309-2310 1956-1958 Correspondence: Membership acceptances 144 2311 1957-1958 Correspondence: Membership refusals 144 2312 1958 Accession No. RARE.2017.0003 0.2 Cubic feet 1964 Scope and Contents

Framed portrait of Louis Bromfield by Michael Sarisky (Ohio, 1906-1974), with quote by Bromfield, dated 1964.

Framed portrait of Louis Bromfield by Michael Sarisky Accession No. RARE.2017.0003 1964