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w.u.Forest Resources College70-1InventoryTable of ContentsBoxGeneral Correspondence I (alphabetical, year by year) . .General Correspondence II (selected correspondents,all years: National Forest Program Committee,Gifford Pinchot and U.S. Forest Service) . 10General Correspondence II I (correspondence re selectedtopics, such as Applicants, Employment, Publications, etc.) . 14I nterdepartmenta 1 Correspondence . 44Intradepartmental Correspondence . 45Reports. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45Subject Series . 46Speeches and Writings . 48SUBGROUPS (arranged alphabetically; only the largestsubgroups are listed below) . . 51Seattle Chamber of Commerce . 51Society of American Foresters . . 53Washington. Planning Council . 58W.U. Arboretum . 60W.U. Pack (Charles Lathrop) Demonstration Forest . 65Washington State Forestry Conference . 70Films . Bo
W.U. Forest Resources CollegeAccession No. 70-1InventoryGuideThese records are primarily those of Hugo Winkenwerder, Dean, 1912-45.Other Forest Resources Deans represented include Frank G. Miller, 1908-12;Dwight S. Jeffers, acting, 1933-34; Gordon D. Marckworth, 1945-64. OtherCollege faculty members are also represented in the general correspondenceseries. In general, the records are a mixture of the public records of theCollege and the personal papers of the Deans.Winkenwerder actively sought to influence logging and forest resourcespolicy in the state, serving wfth numerous civic planning bodies, includingthe Seattle Chamber of Commerce, Washington State Forestry Conference,Washington. Planning Counctl, Washington. Forestry Board, and U.S. PacificNorthwest Regional Plannlng Commiss·ion. The concerns of the logging industryare particularly well represented in the Washington State Forestry Conferencerecords, since the Conference served as a legislative lobby for the industry.In educational matters College faculty members were most concerned withthe development of forestry research and professional and educational standardsfor foresters. These interests are reflected in several of the subgroups(Society of American Foresters, Western Forestry Schools Executive Council,U.S. Forest Research Council of the Pacific Northwest, U.S. National ResearchCoundl. Forestry Committee), as wel 1 as i n the general correspondence series,particularly in correspondence with vartous forestry schools and with the U.S.Forest Service.The general correspondence series also [nclude many letters wtthstudents and alumni, often detallfng working conditions In Forest Servlceposts or loggfng camps. Originally many of the letters in the correspondenceseries were interfiled in the folders for each individual year. The presentarrangement was arrived at by cons·i·stently separating the letters lnto thecategodes found sporadically (established for some years, but not others)throughout Winkenwerder's tenure. Correspondence with Forest Serviceexecutives is filed under "U.S. Forest Servi'ce. 11 Correspondence withfield personnel - mostly students and alumni - is flied under the nameof the correspondent. The 1'U.S. Forest Servi cell f i 1es from 1932 to 194 7remain largely unprocessed and thus may contain letters from other series,e.g., employment, publications, etc., though U.S. Forest Research Councilrecords were removed to that subgroup.Correspondence with forefgn governments and forestry schools fs presentin th general correspondence, though more substantive reports on foreignforestry conditions and practtces are to be found in student and alumniletters. For example1J Kenneth Pearce and C.S. Martin report from lndia,Horacio Recart from Chile and LeRoy Huntington from the Phflfpplnes. Fora list of alumni in foreign countries, see General Correspondence t,"Palmroth, Wi 11 iam G. 11 ; 1930.
/IW.U. Forest Resources CollegeGuidePage 2While much of the General Correspondence II I series seems routine,many of the letters are nevertheless of value. Many of the replies to"Applicants" contain Winkenwerder's thoughts on forestry as a profession,the employment outlook, the value of certain courses, and prospects forwomen students, etc. "Employment" includes letters with students andalumni seeking jobs and with prospective employers - logging companiesand, particularly during the depression, federal agencies. "Inquiries''includes correspondence concerning experiments and tests the Collegecarried out for lumber companfes and government agencies (including, forexample, the Canadian Munitions Board during WWI).There is virtually no correspondence from 1942 to 1944. The 1947correspondence appears to be only a partial sample of that year.One carton of grade books, student records and registration forms,ca. 1907-47, was discarded, July 3, 1980.Throughout this inventory Chambers of Commerce have been enteredunder the community name rather than under the "Chamber of Commerce" prefixas normally called for by the corporate entry rules. For example "SeattleChamber of Commerce" i·s used i·nstead of "Chamber of Commerce. Seattle.''
'\W.U. Forest Resources CollegeAccession No. 70-1InventoryFoldersBoxBiographical/Historical Features (includesselected lists of faculty, students andalumni; for a list of alumni in foreigncountries, see General Correspondence I,11Palmroth, William G. 11 ; 1930)2345678910General Correspondence I (a 1pha bet i ca 1 l y ,year by year; 1908-17 has been combinedinto one alphabetical sequence; majorcorrespondents are listed belowl1908-17, Ada-Ott1908-17, Pac-Zon1918, And-Zel1919, Ame to 1921, Hun1921, Ind to 1923, You1924, Ab to 1928, Ler1928, Mad to 1931 , Ore1931, Pac to 1934, Kir1934, Lam to 1936, Hug1936, Ida to 1940, Yal1941, Ame to 1947, ValMajor correspondents ( ates of correspondencefollow the name; where the dates spanseveral, largely consecutive years, thespan date is given, even if there is nocorrespondence for some of the yearswithin the span):Aberdeen Daily World; 1922 26Allen, E.T., see "Western Forestry andConservation Association"; 1914-31American Forestry Association; 1920 41American Lumberman; 1914-25American Tree Association; 1923-40Baker, Hugh P.; 1922-23; see also 11 NewYork. Forestry College (SyracuseUniversity1; 1912-17Beeman, Jean Mateer; 1933 37Bruckman, Ignatius Hugo; 1929 38Boeing, William E.; 1917Brinkley, Joseph A.; 1918-23British Columbia. Forest Branch; 1913-35British Columbia. University. Forestry Department;1921-38; see also 11 Knapp, F. Malcolm";1922-31Brown, Nelson Courtland, see 11 New York.Forestry College (at Syracuse Uni'versity} 11 ;1922-41Dates1918-37
W.U. Forest Resources CollegeAccession No. 70-1Page 2\'FoldersBox10 (cont.)Major correspondents (cont.)Browning, Harold A.; 1919-38Caithness, Jeane; 1915, 1920California. University. Berkeley.Forestry School; 1916-47Carlson, Floyd, see 11 New York. ForestryCo 11 ege (at Syracuse University} 11 ;1930-40Caywood, Noel F.; 1914-34Chapman, C.S., see "Western Forestryand Conservatlon Association";1920-23Chapman, Herman H., see "Yale University.Forest School''; 1913 . 47Clark, Donald H,; 1915 35Clark, Elias Treat, ''Pacific NorthwestLoggers Association"; 1940-41Corne 11 University, see ''New York.Agriculture College (at CornellUni vers i tyl 11Cornwall, George M., see "PacificLogging Congress"; 1913-30; and11T i'mberman 11 ; 1912-40Cowan, C.S., see 11 Bri"ti"sh Columbia,Forest Branch"; 1919-23; and"Washington Forest Plre Associatlon 1';1929, 1932Curtis, Asahel; 1926, 1932, 1934; see alsoSeattle Chamber of Commerce Subgroup(Curtis chaired the State DevelopmentCommlttee fn the 1920 1 s")Dana, Samuel T., see "Mrchigan. University,Forestry and Conservatlon School";1927 . 30; "Social Science ResearchCounci 111 ; 1936-37; and "Society ofAmerican Foresters 11 ; 1940; see also"United States, Forest Service''pri'or to 1927Di 11 , C. C. ; 1926, 1934Disque, Brlce P., see. HUnlted States. WarDepartment. Spruce Production DivisionnDonovan, J,J.; 1912-27Drake, George L. , see 11 S i"mpson Logging Co,"Durfee, Harold; 1913-19Duke University. Forestry School; 1936-40Erickson, Oliver; 1913-15Evans, William Vincent; 1913-23Everett Pulp and Paper Co.; 1909-17Fischer, Arthur F., see ''Phi 1 ippineIslands. Forestry Bureau"French, Jasper J.; 1923-25, 1930-35Dates
W.U. Forest Resources CollegeAccession No. 70-1Page 3.FoldersBox10 (cont.)Major correspondents (cont.)Fritz, Emmanue 1 , see 11 Ca 1 i forn i a.University. Berkeley. ForestrySchoo 111 ; 1930-41Garvey, Clarence Ross; 1914-26,Goodyear, Ted S., see "Washington.Forestry Division"Goss, 0.P.M.; 1914-17; see "UnitedStates. War Department. SpruceProduction Divi"sion 11 ; 1918Grainger, M.A.; 1922-24; see "BritishColumbia. Forest Branch"; 1913-21;and "Timber tndustdes Counci 1 ofBr i ti" sh Columbia"; 1921Graves, Henry S.; 1920-21; see "YaleUni"versity. Forestry· School";1922-41; see also "United States,Forest Service" pri'or to 1920Greeley, W.B., see ''West CoastLumbermen s Association"; 1925-35Griggs, E.J., see "St. Paul & TacomaLumber Co."; 1915-17Grogan, William W.; 1921-25, 1934-35Hanzlik, E.J.; 1918-23, 1929-30, 1940;see also "Uni'ted States. ForestService''Harrar, E. Scott; 1936; see also "DukeUnfversity. Forestry School''Hosmer, Ralph S., see ''New York.Agriculture College (at CornellUniversity}''Huntfngton, Leroy Webster; 1922-24,1929-31, 1938-45Hutton, George W.,; 1913-24, 1930-31Idaho. University. Forestry School; 1919-47;see also ''Shattuck, C.H, 11 ; 1914; and"Schmftz, Henry"; 1919-27Iowa. State College. Forestry Department;1924-45Jeffers, Dwight S., see "Idaho. University.Forestry School''; 1935-47Joy, George C., see "Washington Forest FireAssociation"; 1919, 1924; and "Washington.Forestry Division"Kline, C. Weldon; 1924-29Knapp, F. Malcolm; 1921-24, 1929-31Koroleff, A., 1921-29, 1937; see also"Canadian Pulp and Paper Association";1939-47Lamb, Frank H.; 1912-13, 1924-25, 1930,1938, 1941Long, George S.; 1912-23, 1935; see also"Washington Forest Fire Association'';1925Dates
W.U. Forest Resources CollegeAccession No. 70-1Page 4FoldersBox10 (cont.)Major correspondents (cont.)Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen,see "Four L Bulletin"; 1917-22Lumbermen slndustrial RelationsCommittee; 1938, 1941MacMillan, H.R.; 1933; see also''British Columbia. ForestBranch"Madigan, Fred; 1917-22, 1928-32Martin, A.C., see "Washington. LandCommissioner"; 1933 . 41Martin, Clyde S.; 1923-24, 1933; seealso 11 Weyerhaeuser Timber Co, 11 ;1945-46Martin, G. Hamilton, 1913-21Mason, David T.; 1921 29, 1937Merdll, R.D.; 1914-15, 1921Meyer, Walter H., see "Yale University,Fores try Schoo 111 ; 1940--46Michigan. State College. ForestryDepartment; 1932-38, 1946Michigan. University. Forestry andConservation School; 1919-34;see also 11 Watson, Russell";1916-24Miller, Frank G.; 1912-16; see also"Idaho. University. ForestrySchoo 111 ; 1919--35Miller, John F., 1919-21, 1925Minnesota. University. ForestryDivision; 1920-45; see also"Schmitz, Henry"; 1928-34Montana. State University. ForestrySchool; 1916-17, 1923-37, 1945 . 46Moon, Frank 1 in F. , see ''New York.Forestry College (at SyracuseUniversity)1 1916-29Morgan, Joseph G.G., 1913-23Mulford, Walter, see 11 Cal ifornia.University. Berkeley. ForestrySchoo 111Mueller, Moritz L.; 1913-17, 1922National Lumber Manufacturers Association;1915-22, 1927-29, 1937, 1940, 1946Neils (J.) Lumber Co.; 1937-46New York. Agrlcul ture College (at Cornel 1University). Forestry Department;1916-46New York. Forestry College ( t SyracuseUniversity); 1912-47Oakleaf, H.B.; 1922 25Dates
W.U. Forest Resources CollegeAccession No. 70-1Page 5FoldersBox10 (cont.)Major correspondents (cont.)Oregon. Forestry Board; 1915, 1921, 1927-28Oregon. State College. Forestry School;1910-47Ottestad, Justin W.; 1917-24Pacific Logging Congress; 1913-46 (see alsoConferences and Conventions series)Pack, Charles Lathrop; 1922, 1926; see·a 1so 1'American Fores try Assoc iat i on 11 ;1920, 1922; and "American TreeAssociation"; 1923-26Pearce, J. Kenneth; 1918-33Peavey, George Wi 1cox, see ''Oregon, StateCollege. Forestry School"; 1910-41Pennsylvania. Forest School (Mt. Alto,Penn.); 1922-25, 1940-41Pennsylvania. State College. ForestryDepartment; 1915-17, 1934-37Perkins, William T.; 1915, 1919-22, 1927--30Philippine Islands. Forestry Bureau; 1919-21Poindexter, Miles; 1920-22Place, Howard; 1927-36Recart, Horacio, 1922-27, 1933-41Reed, Mark E.; 1917, 1922-24, 1931-32Rengstroff, Erwin; 1915-25, 1932Robertson, James C.H.; 1924-37Roth, Filbert, see "Michigan.University. Forestry and ConservationSchool''; 1913-24Rupp, W. A.; 1935; see a 1so "Aberdeen Da tl yWorld"Russia. Imperial Forest lnsti tute; 1913St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co.; 1915-17, 1939,1947Saunders, Charles W.; 1923, 1925, 1930Savidge, Clark V., see "Washington. LandCommissioner"; 1912-33Schenck, Philip C.A., 1924-25, 1928Schmitz, Henry; 1919-37; see also ''Minnesota,University. Forestry Divlsion"; 1938,1941, 1947Seattle. Water Department, see SubjectSeries, "Cedar River Watershed"Sfmpson Logging Co.; 1931-35, 1941; see also11Reed, Mark E. 11Stamm, Samuel A., 1912-17, 1922-27, 1934Stevens, Carl M.; 1923-24, 1929Studley, J. Donald; 1916-21Tau Phi Delta Mother's Club, see "Beeman,Jean Mateer"Thompson, Allan, see Subject Series,"Cedar River Watershed"Dates
W.U. Forest Resources CollegeAccession No. 70-1Page 6FoldersBox10 (cont.)Major correspondents ( ont.)Timberman; 1912-40, 1947United States. Biological Survey Bureau;1935, 1938, 1941United States. Civilian ConservationCorps; 1933-35; see also "Clark,Dona 1d H. 11 ; 1933United States. Indian Affairs 0fflce;1934; see a 1so "Caywood, Noe 1 F .";1914-17, 1933-34; 11 Garvey, ClarenceRoss"; 1916-17; and "Clark, Donald H.H;1935United States. National Park Service;1935-37, 1941, 1946United States. Panama Canal Zone. LumberInspector, see "Wi 11 lams, J. S. t1;1914-15United States. Plant Industry Bureau;1915-23, 1928; see a 1so "Humphrey,C.J. 11 ; 1922-25; "Scheffer, Ted";1930-32; and 11 Hagenstein, William D. 11 ;1938United States. War Department. SpruceProduction Division; 1917-18United States Chamber of Commerce; 1924-31Utah. State Agricultural College. ForestrySchool; 1936-40, 1945Vinnedge, R.W.; 1917-23; see also t westCoast Lumbermen's AssociationP; and"Pacific Lumbering Congress"; 1928 . . 29Washington. Forestry Division; 1914-16,1920-23, 1926 .39, 1945-46Washington. Lands Commissioner; 1913--40, 1946Washington Forest Fire Association; 1919-32Washington State Federation of Women'sClubs; 1915-17, 1926, 1945Watson, Russell; 1913-24, 1928-31, 1937West Coast Lumberman; 1914-24, 1930-31, 1946West Coast Lumbermen's Assodation; 1913.-.46Western Forestry and Conservation Association;1912-36Western Pine Association; 1935, 1938, 1945-46Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.; 1916-23, 1928,1931-34, 1937-47; see also "Long, George S. 11Will tams, J.S.; 1914-15, 1923Woods, John B.; 1930, 1932, 1936, see also"National Lumber Manufacturers· Assoclation";1937Wright, Newell L.; 1913-22, 1929-31Yale University. Forest School; 1912-46Dates
W.U. Forest Resources CollegeAccession No. 70 1Page 7FoldersBox10 (cont.)Major correspondents acting for theUniversity of Washington are theForest Resources College Deans(Frank G. Miller, 1908-12; HugoWinkenwerder, 1912-45; Dwight S.Jeffers, acting, 1933-34; andGordon D. Marckworth, 1945-47),though other faculty members arealso well represented.General Correspondence I I (alphabetical;selected major correspondentssegregated from the GeneralCorrespondence t series}National Forestry Program CommitteePinchot, GiffordUnited States. Forest Service (U.S.F.S.}General (includes correspondence wfthU.S.F.S. District 6 prior to 1932and with the U.S.F.S. PacificNorthwest Forest and RangeExperiment Station prior to1924 and from 1929 to 1931; majorcorrespondents include Samuel T.Dana, George H. Cecil, RaphaelZon, Thornton T. Munger, HenryS. Graves, W.B. Greely, R.L,Fromme, W.H. Gibbons 1 Fred Ames,W.G. Weigle, Conrad W. Zimmerman,C. Shirley Buck, and Jonothan D Guthrie)111213141910-141915-221923-35 (no correspondence for 1926}1936-47U.S.F.S. District 6 (see also Miscellany}U.S.F.S. Pacific Northwest Forest and RangeExperiment Station1932-411946-47Genera 1 Correspondence 111 (correspondence re:)Applicants and Prospective Students (includesbulletin requests, inquiries aboutrequirements, specific courses, andforestry as a 3-281929-321933-351921-281913 317Jl544377676
W.U. Forest Resources CollegeAccession No. 70-1Page 940414243General Correspondence I I I (cont.)Applicants and Prospective Students (cont.)1935-371937-381939-41194519461947Employment (correspondence with students andalumni seeking work and with prospectiveemployers in government and 36-381939-421945-47Academic Positions1913-371938-47Forest Club (University of Washingto1; seealso Subject Series, 11 W.U. ForestResources College Alumni Association"Inquiries (some folders in this series werealso labelled 11 Cooperative Public Work"or 11 lndustrial Contacts"; includesgeneral information requests, inquiriesabout tests and experiments, wood products,specimens, seeds, etc., and correspondencerelated to speeches and presentationsby faculty members before civic 29-351936-411945-47988Publications (includes correspondence rephotographs and maps)Students (includes correspondence reacademic and personal problems andstudent visitors)Dates1913-47626291913-47
W.U. Forest Resources CollegeAccession No. 70-1Page 9Box44Interdepartmental Correspondence (majorcorrespondents for W.U. offices arenoted in parentheses)Engineering Students' Council (Universityof Washington)Faculty Club (University of Washington)Forest Club (University of Washington),see General Correspondence I I IInstructors Association (University ofWashington)Sigma Xi (University of Washington Chapter)Xi Sigma Pi (University of WashingtonChapter; national forestry fraternity)W.U. Alumni AssociationW.U. Associated Students of the Universityof Washington ActivitiesW.U. Bacteriological LaboratoryW.U. Botany Department (J.W. Hotson,George B. Rigg; see also GeneralCorrespondence I, "Frye, Theodore C. , 11191 5-1 7 ; 11 Ri gg , Geo r ge B. , 11 191 6)W.U. Building Needs CommitteeW.U. Buildings and Grounds DepartmentW.U. Burke (Thomas F.) Washington StateMemorial MuseumW.U. Business Administration College (laterEconomics and Business College,"which see also)W.U. Campus StudiosW.U. Chemistry Department (H.K. Benson; seealso General Correspondence I, "Benson,Henry K. , 11 1916)W.U. Civil Engineering DepartmentW.U. CommonsW.U. Comptroller (Herbert T. Condon)W.U. Curriculum CommitteeW.U. Curriculum LaboratoryW. U. Dai 1yW.U. Dean of Faculties (see also 11 W.U.President")W.U. Dean of Men (James E. Gould, Herbert T.Condon)W.U. Dean of StudentsW.U. Dean of WomenW.U. DeansW.U. Economics and Business College (formerly11W.U. Business Administration College,"which see also)W.U. Education CollegeW.U. Educational Aims CommitteeW.U. Employment AssociationW.U. Engineering College (R.G. 61919-341926-324819321911-3616319281918-351920, 401310lf291542471928-41193419401915-40
W.U. Forest Resources CollegeAccession No. 70-1Page 10ItemsBox44 (cont.)45Interdepartmental Correspondence (cont.)W.U. English DepartmentW.U. Extension Service (formerly 11 W.U.Extension Division")W.U. Fisheries CollegeW.U. General Studies DepartmentW.U. Geography DepartmentW.U. Geology and Geography DepartmentW.U. Graduate SchoolW.U. Graduation CommitteeW.U. Health Service (David C. Hall)W.U. History Department (Edmond S. Meany)W.U. Home Economics SchoolW.U. Journalism SchoolW.U. Law SchoolW.U. Liberal Arts CollegeW.U. Mathematics DepartmentW.U. Mechanical Engineering DepartmentW.U. Mens Personnel OfficeW.U. Military Science and Tactics DepartmentW.U. Mines CollegeW.U. Municipal Research BureauW.U. Music DepartmentW.U. Pharmacy CollegeW.U. Political Science DepartmentW.U. President (includes correspondence withother executive officers of the university-e.g., "W.U. Dean of Faculties" -whoworked in the president's office;presidents: Suzzallo, Spencer)W.U. Psychology DepartmentW.U. Public Exercises CommitteeW.U. RegentsW.U. RegistrarW.U. Reserve Officers Training CorpsW.U. Romanic Languages and Literature DepartmentW.U. Room Needs Investigating CommitteeW.U. Schedule and Registration CommitteeW.U. Science CollegeW.U. Summer Quarter Commi"tteeW.U. Zoology DepartmentUnspecified (Unidentifiable campus offices andpersonal correspondence with campusofficials)Intradepartmental Correspondence (Majorcorrespondents include Hugo Winkenwerder,Elias Treat Clark, Bror L. Grgndal, BurtP. Kirkland)tntradepartmental 17Dates1925-401914-411921-2619381930, 361919-39Folders21912 461918 39
W.U. Forest Resources CollegeAccession No. 70-1Page 11FoldersBox45 (cont.)464748DatesMinutes - W.U. Forest Resources CollegeFacu 1ty Meet i ngs1919,192730,1933-34ReportsAnnual and Biennial Reports: 1911/12; 1916/18;1920/22; 1929/30 to 1933/34; 1936/38; 1946/47to 1947/48; 1949/50 to 1953/54; 1957/58;1959/60 to 1969/70Cooperative Public Work Reports1917-24Subject SeriesAnderson Funds - W.U. Anderson (Agnes Healy)Loan Scholarship Fund, W.U. Anderson(Agnes Healy) Research Fellowship FundBudgetCedar River Watershed (mainly correspondencewith the Seattle. Water D partment andAllan Thompson) ihC.L p « , Ph City Forestry (includes corresponde ce withSeattle. Forester)Climax Locomotive ScholarshipChristmas Trees (includes correspondencewith the Washington Christmas TreeAssociation)Course OutlinesEngineers Licensing LawExtension EducationField TripsForest Experiment Station Bill (to establishW.U. Forest Experiment Station)Hol 1yMason County Land Classification ProjectGeneral CorrespondenceProgress ReportsMi see 11 anyRed Cedar Shingle Bureau FellowshipResearch Projects (Faculty Research)Seattle Rod and Gun ClubSportsman's Show ExhibitTeaching EvaluationTimber and Agricultural Conditions QuestionnaireW.U. Anderson Hall - DedicationW.U. Forest Resources College AlumniAssociation (see also General CorrespondenceIll, "Forestry Club")W.U. HerbariumW.U. Walker-Ames Research FellowshipWashington State Federation of Women's Clubs.Forest (off the Snoqualmie Highway)Western Washington Fair ExhibitWheeler-Osgood Company - 942-46193619391936-39
W. U. Forest Resources .Co 11 egeAccession No. 70 1Page 12FoldersBox48 (cont.)49Speeches and Writings - FacultyGrenda 1, Bror L.Jeffers, Dwi ht S.Kirkland, Burt P.Winkenwerder, HugoOthersGeneral (all of 924-38Speeches and Writings - Others (non-Faculty)50DatesConferences and ConventionsPacific Logging Congress (various meetings;includes correspondence; see alsoGeneral Correspondence I)Western Forestry and Conservation Association.Forest Policy Conference, Portland,Oregon, December 12-14, GeneralU.S.F.S. District Six(?) Committee - Minutes[80]5Films (stored separately; boxed at end ofco 11 ecti"on)Garb (various forestry skills competitions}Let's Plant Acacia ("Korean Language Print;USOM, Korea'.')Village Forestry Korea191219481959n.d.Subgroups51American Forestry Week. Washington Committee.ChairmanGeneral CorrespondenceReportsCirculars21925-271927. 1925-27Automobile Club of Washington. Preservation andBeautification Commfttee1928 30Boy Scouts of America. Seattle Council1917-29Forest Conservation Joint Committee (West CoastLumbermen's Association and Pacific NorthwestLogger's Association)1944-45Glacier Peak Advisory Board1931-32Junior Forest Council of the Douglas Fir Region1939-40
W.U. Forest Resources Co11egeAccession No. 70-1Page 13BoxSubgroupsFolders1914-2851 (cont.) Municipa1 League. Seattle (inc1udes Municipa1League. Seattle. City Development Committee;Municipal League. Seatt1e. Parks, Buildingsand Grounds Committee)52DatesNatural; Parks Association of Washington. Trustees1920-25Puget Sound Academy of Science. Trustees1928-38Rooseve1t High Schoo1 (Seattle). MinuteService Club. Advisory Board1934-35Seattle Chamber of Commerce (Winkenwerder was amember, serving on several committees andlater as a trustee)General Correspondence (this correspondence isnot strictly Seattle Chamber of Commercebusiness, but concerns many issues relatedto those under discussion by Seatt1eChamber of Commerce committees)Washington Chamber of CommerceOther Chambers of Commercelntraorganizational Correspondence (correspondenceof Winkenwerder with various Chamber officials)Committee FilesSeattle Chamber of Commerce. Botanical GardenCommittee, see W.U. Arboretum Subgroup,Genera1 Correspondence seriesSeattle Chamber of Commerce. Columbia RiverProjects Special CommitteeSeattle Chamber of Commerce. Forestry CommitteeSeattle Chamber of Connnerce. Pub1ic ImprovementsCommitteeSeattle Chamber of Commerce. Pulp and PaperCommitteeSeattle Chamber of Commerce. State DevelopmentCommitteeGeneral CorrespondenceMinutesAnnua1 ReportsMembership ListsSeatt1e Chamber of Commerce. State NaturalResources Study CommitteeSeatt1e Chamber of Commerce. Tourist CommitteeMisce11anySeattle Garden C1ub (see a1so Washington StateConservation 521921-441931-321929, 19391926-4519321922-261923-30
W.U. Forest Resources Co11egeAccession No. 70-1Page 14BoxSubgroups53Society of American ForestersGeneral CorrespondenceGeneral CorrespondenceMiscellany54SUB-SUBGROUPSSociety of American Foresters. Civil ServiceCommitteeSociety of American Foresters. EducationCommitteeSociety of American Foresters. EducationDivisionSociety of American Foresters. Forest PolicyCommt tteeSociety of American Foresters. Forest ProductsEfficient Utilization CommitteeSociety of American Foresters. Forest ServiceSalary Increase CommitteeSociety of American Foresters. North PacificSectionSociety of American Foresters. Puget Sound Section(originally a subsection of the North PacificSection)Society of American Foresters. Vocational Trainingin Forest Products CommitteeSociety of American Foresters. War upsSpokane Chamber of Commerce. Wood Products ClinicAdvisory CommitteeUnited States. Forest Research Council of thePacific Northwest (formerly United States.Forest Service. Pacific Northwest ForestExperiment Station. Advisory Council)General CorrespondenceMinutesActivity statements19461926-411927-371927-34United States. Forest Service. West Coast ForestryProcedures Commtttee1943-46United States. National Land Use Planning Committee1932United States. National Research Council. ForestryCommittee1928-36United States. National Resources Committee. PacificNorthwest Regional Planning Commission, seeUnited States. Pacific Northwest RegionalPlanning Commission
W.U. Forest Resources CollegeAccession No. 70-1Page 15BoxSubgroupsFolders1945-4654 (cont.) United States. Omak-Okanogan CooperativeSustained Yield Management Unit CommitteeUnited States. Pacific Northwest RegionalPlanning Commission (see also "Washington.Planning Council" Subgroup)553Washington. Forestry Advisory Committee. ChairmanGeneral CorrespondenceMinutesReport - Recommendations for ProtectingWashington's ForestsCommittee FilesWashington. Forestry Advisory Committee. FirePrevention SubcommitteeWashington. Forestry Advisory Committee. ForestPractices SubcommitteeWashington. Forestry Advisory Committee. ForestTaxation SubcommitteeWashington. Forestry Advisory Committee.Organization SubcommitteeWashington. Forestry Advisory Committee. StateSchool Lands SubcommitteeMiscellany5657Washington. Olympic National Park Review CommitteeGeneral CorrespondenceCommittee MembersW.U. GovernorGeneral Public (includes statements to thecommittee from various individuals andorganizations}General PublicMinutesReportsFinal Report & Recommendations"Review of the Past" by Fred W. CleaterW.U. Forest Products Institute ReportPublic Hearings - Speaker ApplicationsMapsEphemera1933-411923United States. Senate. Reforestation SelectCommittee. Washington ArrangementsCommitteeWashington. Forestry BoardGeneral Corresponde
University of Washington Libraries Box 352900 Seattle, Washington, 98195-2900 USA . Forestry College (at Syracuse University)1 1916-29 Morgan, Joseph G.G., 1913-23 Mulford, Walter, see 11Cal ifornia. University. Berkeley. Forestry Schoo 111 Mueller, Moritz L.; 1913-17, 1922
