Cornell Cooperative Extension Teaching and Information Department recordings, [ca. 1937-1955]
Collection Number: 21-24-950
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library
DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY
Title:
Cornell Cooperative Extension Teaching and Information Department recordings, [ca. 1937-1955]
Repository:
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Collection Number:
21-24-950
Abstract:
183 twelve and sixteen inch records of speeches, interviews, and informal talks by
such figures in the field of agriculture and related professions.
Creator:
Cornell University. Cooperative Extension. Teaching and Information Department
Quanitities:
7 audiotape reels.
Language:
Collection material in English
183 twelve and sixteen inch records of speeches, interviews, and informal talks by
such figures in the field of agriculture and related professions as Bristow Adams,
Howard E. Babcock, Liberty Hyde Bailey, Cornelius Betton, Louis Bromfield, Thomas
E. Dewey, Edward R. Eastman, Glen W. Herrick, Carl Ladd, Clyde Moore, William I. Myers,
Edward O'Neal, E. Lawrence Palmer, James E. Rice, James B. Sumner, and Jared Van Wagenen,
Jr.; recordings made by well-known personalities in other fields such as Hans Bethe
talking on atomic energy (1945), Edward R. Murrow on V-J Day (1945), and Anthony Eden
and Bidault on V-E Day; recordings of important Cornell programs such as the Thurston
Memorial Celebration (1939), and the launching of the victory ship CORNELL VICTORY
(1945); recordings of other events of regional interest in New York State such as
the inaugural program radio station WENY (Elmira), and two recorded programs of the
New York State Historical Plays Series; recordings concerning the Nature Study Program
at Cornell; numerous agricultural and home economics technical extension programs;
and a number of recorded performances of Cornell University choral and instrumental
groups.
INFORMATION FOR USERS
Cornell Cooperative Extension Teaching and Information Department recordings, #21-24-950.
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.
Names:
Adams, Bristow, 1875-1957.
Babcock, H. E. (Howard Edward), 1889-1950.
Bethe, Hans A. (Hans Albrecht), 1906-2005.
Betten, Cornelius.
Bromfield, Louis, 1896-1956.
Bidault, Georges.
Dewey, Thomas E. (Thomas Edmund), 1902-1971.
Eastman, Edward R.
Herrick, Glenn W. (Glenn Washington), 1870-1965.
Ladd, C. E. (Carl Edwin), 1888-1943.
Moore, Clyde.
Murrow, Edward R.
Myers, William Irving, 1891-1976.
O\'Neal, Edward Asbury.
Palmer, E. Laurence (Ephraim Laurence), 1888-1970.
Rice, James E.
Sumner, James B. (James Batcheller), 1887-1955.
Van Wagenen, Jared, Jr.
Cornell University
Cornell University. Nature Study Program
Cornell Victory (ship)
New York State College of Agriculture
WENY (Radio station : Elmira, N.Y.)
Subjects:
Nuclear energy.
Nature study.
Home economics extension work -- New York (State)
Agricultural extension work -- New York (State)
Agriculture -- New York (State)
CONTAINER LIST
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Scope and Contents
All the material in the collection may not be covered by this guide.
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| Tape Recording 4532 | TR4532 |
Side.1.What's New In Farm and Home Research? Weathervanes, Down to Earth with Uncle
Cal, Twenty-five Years of 4-H Club Work, Not as Father Did, American Farmer Program,
Farm Folks That Are Different. Side 2. Farm Folks that Are Different, Post War Farming,
Farm Manpower
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1939-1947 |
| Tape Recording 4534 | TR4534 |
Side 1. Farmers Invent a New Fire Insurance, Pork-Breakfast, Quick Freezing of Farm
Foods, Meeting Postwar Problems in Rural Areas: Improving property and Landscaping
grounds., Food Problems II Food for Our Armed Forces, Potato Diseases and Control,
The 1942 Dry Bean Crop, Instruction in Land Grant Colleges, Experiment Stations and
Agricultural Research in the U.S. Side 2. Forestry Forum, The 4-H Member and His Bees,
Some Answers to Questions About Forest Planting, Talk on Livestock Feed, What's Going
On In Farm Research?-Biological Control of the Oriental Fruit Moth, A New Melon, The
Part 4-H Plays in the Extension Service, 4-H and Soil Conservation, Roses
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1939-1946 |
| Tape Recording 4535 | TR4535 |
Side 1. Some Reasons for American Agricultural Insect Problem, Roomates & Company,
Farm and Home Week at Cornell, Maple Syrup, The American Farmer, Agriculture and the
War, Extension Minutemen, Robert henry Thurston Memorial. Side 2. This Week in Nature,
Meeting Milk Needs This Summer, Can Cows and Hens Pay Union Wages? Farm Research:
Fresh Vegetables - Ready to Cook or Serve, Give the House a Break, Farm Research
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1939-1955 |
| Tape Recording 4536 | TR4536 |
Side 1. Winning Poems in Poetry Contest, What Can We Expect From the Fertilization
of the Farm Wood Lot?, Simple Ways of Preventing Insect Injuries in Flower Gardens,
Some of Our More Recently Introduced Insect Pests, County Agents, Betwixt & Between,Dogs
Help with Research, Prof. Louis W. Kaiser, CU interviews Maurice C. Bond Side 2. Prof.
L.W. Kaiser int. MC. Bond, Farm Research: What's Ahead For Farmers in 1956, 4-H Candle
Lighting Ceremony - Congress of 1940, Picking Bargains in Feeds for Farm Animals,
Director Simons' Garden Tour, This Week On Your Poultry Farm, Simple Woodlot Steps
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1939-1955 |
| Tape Recording 4537 | TR4537 |
Side 1. Cornell Plantations, Choke the Chokecherry, Launching of Cornell Victory
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1945-1949 |