Richard L.D. Morse papers, 1912-2005 | Morse Department of Special Collections

By Jarrod Kuckelman

Collection Overview

Title: Richard L.D. Morse papers, 1912-2005

Primary Creator: Morse, Richard L. D. (1916-2000)

Extent: 193.0 Linear Feet

Arrangement: The arrangement of these records reflects the diversity of Morse's professional interests. They are organized in the series: : 1) Correspondence, 2) Kansas State University Correspondence, 3) Iowa State University Academic Records, 4) Florida State University Academic Records, 5) Kansas State University Academic Records, 6) Truth-in-Savings, 7) International Organizations, 8) National Organizations, 9) State Organizations, 10) Conferences, 11) Literary Works-Dissertations at Kansas State University, 12) Literary Works-Thesis Reports at Kansas State University, 13) General Literary Works, 14) The Federal Executive and Legislative Branch Offices, 15) State of Kansas Government Documents, 16) Richard L.D. Morse Speeches, 17) Alphabetical Speeches by Others, 18) Reports and Publications-Printed Material, 19) Studies/Research-Printed Material, 20) Homemaker/Home Health Aid Service Reports-Printed Material, 21) Newsletters/Bulletins-Printed Material, 22) Newspapers and Clippings-Printed Material, 23) Subject Files, 24) Study: Savings Advertisement Analysis, 25) Journals and Magazines.

Date Acquired: 01/01/1987

Subjects: Consumer movement

Languages: English

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The Richard L.D. Morse Papers provide a broad spectrum of material, which reflect the donor's academic career, topical interests, and professional avocation of consumer service. While some of the papers briefly note his tour of service with the United States Navy in the Second World War and his family life, most of the documents in this collection pertain to Morse's academic endeavors as an educator and consumer advocate. Certain sections of the collection relate to his time as a student and a young professor at Iowa State University and Florida State University, including Morse's own doctoral dissertation and academic correspondence. Other sections collect Morse's records as chair of K-State's Department of Family Economics, mentored student projects and his assistance with the university's Agricultural Experiment Station and the development of several grant projects as well as his own course syllabi, notes, and other related educational material.

Another substantial section of this collection highlights Morse's personal interests on behalf of local and statewide consumers. In places, readers will find correspondence, articles, reports, and newspaper clippings related to the protection of working class and poor Kansans from fraud, credit reporting irregularities, differing interest calculations by area banks, family fiscal planning theories, and advocacy for the aging. For example, several files relate to his work on the behalf of the Kansas Citizens Council on Aging, challenging age-discrimination and advocating for new measures to ensure the proper financing, dignity, medical care, and a level of personal utility for the regions elderly population. Other files relate to his petitioning for the implementation of long overlooked federal food programs to alleviate hunger in Kansas. Still others demonstrate his commitment to many Kansas State University Libraries' educational initiatives, including Treasurer for the Friends of K-State Libraries and co-chairmanship of the Essential Edge Fundraising campaign.

Biographical Note

Richard Morse was born in Grinell, Iowa, on December 27, 1916. He earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin (1938), conducted graduate studies at the University of Chicago, Iowa State and Columbia University and received a Ph.D. from Iowa State University (1942). Following distinguished service with the U.S. Navy in World War II, Morse held teaching positions at Iowa State (1945-47), Florida State University (1947-55), and Kansas State University (1955-87), where he served as professor and head of the Department of Family Economics.

With a background in family and home economics, Morse served as a lifelong advocate for families and consumers and, eventually, became nationally and internationally known as a giant in the field of protecting consumer rights. Many of Morse’s most notable accomplishments involved his tireless efforts to have legislation passed on the federal and state levels to benefit citizens in the areas of truth-in-savings and truth-in-lending, including serving as a consumer and banking counselor for the United States Congress and Presidents John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson. A "crusader" for the consumer, Morse held numerous important positions on the local, regional, and national levels including, President of Consumer Education and Protection Association for Kansans, twenty years of service on the Board of Directors of Consumers Union, appointee to Presidents John Kennedy’s and Lyndon Johnson’s U.S. Consumer Advisory Council, a founding member of the Kansas Citizens Council on Aging, member of the Governor's Advisory Council on Aging, and Commissioner of the Manhattan Urban Renewal Agency. In 1987, Richard Morse donated his personal papers to the Special Collections Department of K-State's Libraries and collaborated with the staff to establish the Consumer Movement Archives as a repository for the collections of consumer leaders and organizations.

Following Richard Morse's retirement from K-State in 1987, he and wife, Marjorie, dedicated their time and energy to improving the K-State Libraries through their service as co-chairs of the Essential Edge fund-raising campaign (1988-1993), leaders in the Friends of the K-State Libraries organization, and by enhancing the collections and programs of the Special Collections Department. In recognition of their financial support of Special Collections and involvement with the Consumer Movement Archives, the Richard L.D and Marjorie J. Morse Department of Special Collections was named in their honor in 1997. During K-State's commencement activities in 2000, the College of Human Ecology bestowed its initial Public Policy Award upon Richard Morse, and a Marjorie J. and Richard L. D. Morse Family and Community Public Policy Scholarhip was established jointly by the Libraries, College of Human Ecology, College of Business Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, and Leadership Studies. Reports written by scholarship recipients may be viewed on the Kansas State Research Exchange (K-REx).

Richard Morse passed away on June 3, 2000. Marjorie Morse followed a few years later, dying on March 4, 2003.

Subject/Index Terms

Consumer movement

Administrative Information

Repository: Morse Department of Special Collections

Access Restrictions: No restrictions.

Use Restrictions: The researcher assumes full responsibility for observing all copyright, property, and libel laws as they apply.

Acquisition Source: Richard L. D. Morse

Preferred Citation: [Item title], [item date], Richard Morse papers, Box [number], Folder [number or title], Morse Department of Special Collections, Kansas State University Libraries.

Processing Information: Processed by Jarrod Kuckelman, October 2017

Box and Folder Listing

Browse by Series:

[Series 1: Correspondence-Chronological],
[Series 2: Correspondence-Alphabetical (1947-1991)],
[Series 3: Correspondence-Kansas State University-Department],
[Series 4: Academic-Iowa State University (1938-1950)],
[Series 5: Academic-Florida State University (1932-1964)],
[Series 6: Academic-Kansas State University (1931-1988)],
[Series 7: Truth in Savings],
[Series 8: Organizations-International],
[Series 9: Organizations-National],
[Series 10: Organizations-State],
[Series 11: Conferences],
[Series 12: Literary Works-Dissertations],
[Series 13: Literary Works-Thesis Reports-Kansas State University],
[Series 14: Literary Works],
[Series 15: Government Documents-Federal],
[Series 16: Government Documents-State],
[Series 17: Government Documents-Subjects],
[Series 18: Speeches-Richard L.D. Morse],
[Series 19: Speeches-Alphabetical],
[Series 20: Printed Material-Richard L.D. Morse (Chronological)],
[Series 21: Printed Material-Studies/Research/Reports],
[Series 22: Printed Material-Newsletters/Bulletins],
[Series 23: Printed Materials-Pamphlets/Booklets],
[Series 24: Printed Materials-Booklets (U.S.)],
[Series 25: Printed Materials-Booklets (International)],
[Series 26: Printed Materials-Newspapers],
[Series 27: Printed Materials-Newsclippings (Truth in Savings)],
[Series 28: Subject Files],
[Series 29: Study: Savings Advertisement Analysis, September-October 1974],
[Series 30: Journals and Magazines],
[All]

Series 19: Speeches-Alphabetical

Box 154

Folder 1: Adams, Fred-1967 Apr 13 [Brand Names and Marketing]
Folder 2: Alexander-1971 Apr 07 [Invisible Hand]
Folder 3: Angevine, Ema-1971 Jun 11 [Advertising and Industry Self-Regulation]
Folder 4: Austin, H. Vance-1960 Apr 08 “Consumer Representation Through Credit Unions”
Folder 5: Barney, Helen-1965 “Shopping of Low-Income Homemakers and Students Compared”
Folder 6: Beineche, William-1960 Dec 06 “Advertising: The Multiplier of Our Economy”
Folder 7: Blackman, Harold S.-1966 Mar 15 31st Annual Conference of the Association of Bedding and Furniture Law Officials
Folder 8: Blount, Winton.-1971 Jun 07 [Economic Policy]
Folder 9: Boyd, William J.-1966 Sep 16 “A Look at Developments at the FTC in Regard to Vertical Integration in the Cement Industry”
Folder 10: Boyd, William J.-1967 Feb 08 “Activities of the FTC with Respect to Vertical Mergers in the Cement and Concrete Industries”
Folder 11: Brady, Mildred Edie-1960 May 04 “Freedom and Responsibility in Broadcasting”
Folder 12: Brady, Mildred Edie-1959 Dec 08 Testimony at FCC Hearings
Folder 13: Brady, Mildred Edie-1960 May 04 “Freedom and Responsibility in Broadcasting”
Folder 14: Brady, Mildred Edie-1960 May 10 “Administered Prices in the Drug Industry”
Folder 15: Brimmer, Andrew-1967 Aug 03 “Bank Credit Cards and Check-Credit Plans”
Folder 16: Brimmer, Andrew-1967 Nov 08 [Prohibit Federally Insured Banks From Making Unsolicited Commitments to Extend Credit, and for Other Purposes]
Folder 17: Brimmer, Andrew-1968 Nov 07 “Public Convenience & the Expansion of Bank Credit Cards”
Folder 18: Brimmer, Andrew-1969 Dec 02 “Inflation and Income Distribution in the United States”
Folder 19: Brimmer, Andrew-1969 Dec 04 [Truth in Lending]
Folder 20: Brown, Lester-1968 Dec 03 “A New Era in World Agriculture”
Folder 21: Brozen, Yale-1972 Jun 15 An Ivory Tower (Chicago) View of Advertising”
Folder 22: Charlton, Francis J.-1968 Nov 15 “How Consumers are Victimized”
Folder 23: Clawson, Joseph-1968 Apr 10 “Is Advertising Boring Into the Consumer's Mind?”
Folder 24: Commerce, Secretary of-1968 [Fair Packaging and Labeling Act]
Folder 25: Dix, Leslie-1966 May 11 “Some Considerations Re: Consumer Credit Remedies”
Folder 26: Dix, Leslie-1970 Mar 09 “TV Advertising: Are New Standards Emerging?”
Folder 27: Dixon, Paul Rand-1963 Mar 20 [Packaging and Labeling Act]
Folder 28: Dixon, Paul Rand-1963 Oct 31 Statement before Subcommittee on Administrative Practice and Procedure
Folder 29: Dixon, Paul Rand-1964 Jan 30 “Federal Trade Commission in 1964"
Folder 30: Dixon, Paul Rand-1964 Apr 16 “The Consumer and the F.T.C.”
Folder 31: Dixon, Paul Rand-1964 Apr 17 “The F.T.C.: The First 50 Years”
Folder 32: Dixon, Paul Rand-1965 Mar 03 “Keep It Up!”
Folder 33: Dixon, Paul Rand-1965 Mar 08 “Moral Man and Economic Enterprise”
Folder 34: Dixon, Paul Rand-1965 Mar 29 On Senate Bill 547 and 559
Folder 35: Dixon, Paul Rand-1966 Jan 19 “FTC and the Textile Industry”
Folder 36: Dixon, Paul Rand-1966 Feb 02 “FTC in 1966: Some Hopes and Resolution”
Folder 37: Dixon, Paul Rand-1966 Apr 14 “Merger Policy and the Preservation of the Competitive System”
Folder 38: Dixon, Paul Rand-1966 Jun 28 “The Precious Ounce of Prevention”
Folder 39: Dixon, Paul Rand-1966 Sep 13 “Antitrust for Export?”
Folder 40: Dixon, Paul Rand-1966 Oct 31 “Antitrust Responsibilities of Federal Trade Commission with Respect to Advertising"
Folder 41: Dixon, Paul Rand-1967 Jan 26 “Rx for Consumer Protection--‘Hard’ and ‘Fair’ Competition”
Folder 42: Dixon, Paul Rand-1967 Feb 08 American Advertising Federation
Folder 43: Dixon, Paul Rand-1967 Apr 13 “Conglomerate Merger Fever: The 1967 Virus”
Folder 44: Dixon, Paul Rand-1967 Apr 18 “Program Planning at the FTC”
Folder 45: Dixon, Paul Rand-1967 May 16 “Help Defend That Advertising Dollar”
Folder 46: Dixon, Paul Rand-1967 Jun 26 “FTC and the Consumer Electronics Industries”
Folder 47: Dixon, Paul Rand-1968 Jan 08 “Needed: A Combined Attack”
Folder 48: Dixon, Paul Rand-1968 Feb 21 “Government-Consumers-Retailers: Togetherness or Conflict?”
Folder 49: Dixon, Paul Rand-1968 Mar 28 “The FTC and the Broadcaster”
Folder 50: Dixon, Paul Rand-1968 Apr 04 “Administrative Delay Revisited”
Folder 51: Dixon, Paul Rand-1968 May 25 “High Credit Costs and Deception--The Misinformed Consumer’s Burdens”
Folder 52: Dixon, Paul Rand-1968 Jun 23 “Cooperation and Consumer Electronics”
Folder 53: Dixon, Paul Rand-1969 Jan 30 “Some Impediments to Agency Policy Making”
Folder 54: Dixon, Paul Rand-1969 Feb 19 “Changing Times”
Folder 55: Dixon, Paul Rand-1969 Mar 27 “The Commission’s Response to the Fred Meyer Decision”
Folder 56: Dixon, Paul Rand-1969 Apr 16 “Cooperative Advertising Under Fred Meyer”
Folder 57: Dixon, Paul Rand-1973 May 09 “FTC Activities in the Credit Reporting and Collection Field”

Box 155

Folder 1: Edwards, Corwin D.-1940 Apr 03 “Consumers and Monopoly Problems”
Folder 2: Elman, Philip-1964 Sep 24 “Rulemaking Procedures in the Enforcement of the Merger Law”
Folder 3: Elman, Philip-1964 Nov 25 “Ethics in Economic Life--The Duty of a Seller to the Consuming Public”
Folder 4: Elman, Philip-1966 May 02 “Cooperatives and Competition”
Folder 5: Elman, Philip-1967 Feb 17 “Safety in the Home: The Need for a Federal Hazardous Household Products Act”
Folder 6: Elman, Philip-1970 Oct 07 “The Consumer Movement and What it Means for Business”
Folder 7: Engman, Lewis A.-1973 Oct 10 Statement before SubCommittee on Consumer Credit
Folder 8: Engman, Lewis A.-1973 Oct 17 Address before the American Association of Advertising Agencies
Folder 9: Engman, Lewis A.-1973 Oct 29 Address before the Association of National Advertisers
Folder 10: Feldman, Sheldon-1969 May 26 “Administrative Enforcement of the Truth in Lending Act”
Folder 11: Feldman, Sheldon-1973 Jul 24 [Fair Credit Reporting Act]
Folder 12: Ferguson, James-1974 May 17 “Consumerism Revisited”
Folder 13: Frazier, Howard-1967 Jul 28 "Summary of Johnson's Consumer Goals”
Folder 14: Furness, Betty-1975 May 02 [Illustrations of the Consumer Movement]
Folder 15: George, Frank-1936 Oct 22 “Advertising Food”
Folder 16: Goddard, James-1967 Feb 27 "Sales and Education"
Folder 17: Gosnell, John-1960 Apr 07 [Credit]
Folder 18: Gotschall, Gale P.-1966 Apr 20 “Protection of Consumers from Deceptive and Other Unfair Business Practices”
Folder 19: Gotschall, Gale P.-1966 Jun 06 “Let’s Join Hands to Prevent Consumer Deception”
Folder 20: Gotschall, Gale P.-1966 Sep 02 “Help! Help! or Why FTC Seeks Aid of the Attorneys General in Combating Consumer Deception and Unfair Competition”
Folder 21: Gotschall, Gale P.-1967 Feb 18 “How the FTC Can Work With Businessmen and Prosecutors”
Folder 22: Gotschall, Gale P.-1968 Sep 27 “How the FTC Cooperates with State Agencies in Consumer Protection”
Folder 23: Gotschall, Gale P.-1968 Nov 15 “Consumer Protection Against Unfair Business Practices Through Federal-State Cooperation”
Folder 24: Gotschall, Gale P.-1969 Jan 21 “Federal-State Cooperation in Consumer Protection”
Folder 25: Hale, Frank C.-1967 Mar 10 “The Consumer Jungle: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You”
Folder 26: Hale, Frank C.-1968 May 23 “Advertising and the FTC”
Folder 27: Hale, Frank C.-1968 Mar 13 Conference of Postal Inspectors Engaged in Mail Fraud Investigations
Folder 28: Hale, Frank C.-1968 Oct 07 Tissue Division American Paper Institute
Folder 29: Halverson, James T.-1973 Oct 08 “Whatever Happened to the ‘Little Old Lady of Pennsylvania Avenue’?”
Folder 30: Hammond, Robert A.-1965 Mar 04 “Growth Through Mergers”
Folder 31: Hannah, Harvey-1959 Dec 21 “Consumer Statutes Administered by the FTC”
Folder 32: Harris, Louis-1983 Jan 20 [Reagan's Economic Program]
Folder 33: Hart, Philip-1961 Apr 07 [Consumer Frauds]
Folder 34: Hart, Philip-1963 Jan 21 [Truth in Packaging Bill]
Folder 35: Hart, Philip-1965 May [The Fair Packaging and Labeling Bill]
Folder 36: Hart, Philip-1967 Jan 04 [Truth in Packaging Bill]
Folder 37: Haynes, John M.-1967 Oct 02 [Advertising]
Folder 38: Heady, Earl-1958 Jan 13 “Adjusting Agriculture to Growth Opportunities”
Folder 39: Hiett, Jerry-1962 Apr 11 “Shoppers Beware Deceptive Package”
Folder 40: Hobbs, Daniel, Jr.-1952 Apr “Three Case Studies of Low Income Families”
Folder 41: Hodges, Luther-1963 Mar 06 [Deceptive Methods of Packaging and Labeling]
Folder 42: Holton, Richard-1964 Jun 16 "The American Consumer: King or Pawn?"
Folder 43: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1965 Feb 25 “Industry-wide Enforcement”
Folder 44: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1966 Mar 24 “Concentration, Anittrust and Administration Guidelines”
Folder 45: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1966 Apr 12 “Franchising and Antitrust”
Folder 46: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1966 Sep 07 “The Role of Administrative Agencies as Instruments of Social Reform”
Folder 47: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1967 Mar 22 “Changing Concepts of the Role of the Government in the Protection of the Individual”
Folder 48: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1967 Jun 29 “The Chicken and the Egg: Which Should Come First--Adequate Information or the Willingness to Use it?”
Folder 49: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1967 Oct 10 “The Importance of Credit in our Competitive Economy and the Role of the FTC”
Folder 50: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1968 Jan 26 “The Importance of Credit in our Competitive Economy and the Role of the FTC”
Folder 51: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1968 Mar 02 “The Cost of Credit to the Low-Income Consumer in the District of Columbia”
Folder 52: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1968 Apr 04 “The FTC and Consumer Credit”
Folder 53: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1968 Apr 26 “The Kerner Report and the FTC”
Folder 54: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1968 May 20 “An Ombudsman- A Possible Industry Alternative”
Folder 55: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1968 May 28 “The Urgent Need for Consumer Protection in Our Inner Cities”
Folder 56: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1968 Sep 07 “A Federal Trade Commissioner Looks at Franchising”
Folder 57: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1969 Feb 18 “Advertising and Society”
Folder 58: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1969 Apr 12 “The Role of National Companies: Ghetto Development, Redress of Denied Opportunities, Growth and Profit Maximization or Black Capitalism?”
Folder 59: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1969 Sep 16 “Is Advertising Serving the Consumer's Best Interests?”

Box 156

Folder 1: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1969 Dec 29 “The Cultural and Social Impact of Advertising on American Society”
Folder 2: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1970 Feb 26 “Teaching the Next Consumer Generation: Can the FTC Help?”
Folder 3: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1970 Feb 27 “The Consumers Needs in the Marketplace- A Test of the American Way of Life”
Folder 4: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1970 Mar 14 “Of Rear View Mirrors and Tunnel Vision”
Folder 5: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1970 Apr 03 “Enough Talking-Let’s Get on With the Job”
Folder 6: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1970 Sep 14 “Elements of Survival for Independent Bakers-- A Regulatory Program”
Folder 7: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1970 Sep 30 “In the Public Eye: The Consumer’s Right to be Informed”
Folder 8: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1970 Oct 14 “Consumerism: A Blessing in Disguise”
Folder 9: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1971 Jan 26 “To Tell the Truth, the Whole Truth”
Folder 10: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1971 Apr 29 “The Responsibilities of Consumer Protection Efforts in the Field of Advertising”
Folder 11: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1971 Apr 30 “Public Service Oriented Advertising: A Regulatory Dilemma”
Folder 12: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1971 Jun 25 “What’s Right for the Consumer”
Folder 13: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1973 Feb 23 “Our Need for New Corporate Decision-Making Models”
Folder 14: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1973 Mar 29 “The National Advertising Review Board: Experiment in Self-Regulation”
Folder 15: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1973 Apr 12 “Planning the Commission’s Consumer Protection Activities: False Starts and Tentative Progress”
Folder 16: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1973 May 9 “A Critical Analysis of the Howard Report"
Folder 17: Jones, Mary Gardiner-1973 Oct 20 “Advertising and the Consumer Movement”
Folder 18: Joselow, Morris-1960 Oct 27 [Food Products]
Folder 19: Kaplan, Morris-1960 Nov 16 “Problems of Procedures and Methodology in the Evaluation of Building Materials and Structures”
Folder 20: Kaplan, Morris-1970 Feb 12 [Consumerism]
Folder 21: Kintner, Earl-1959 Nov 24 “The Public Reports”
Folder 22: Kintner, Earl-1959 Dec 21 [Public Deception]
Folder 23: Kintner, Earl-1960 Sep 23 “The Role of the Federal Trade Commission in Consumer Protection”
Folder 24: Kirkpatrick, Miles-1971 Jan 08 [Advertising]
Folder 25: Knauer, Virginia-1981 Jul 27 [Consumer Affairs Council]
Folder 26: Kramer, Albert-1978 Aug 07 “Life Insurance Cost Disclosure”
Folder 27: Larrabee, Eric-1961 May 06 “Leisure For What?”
Folder 28: Larrick, George-1962 Mar 20 [Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act]
Folder 29: Larrick, George-1964. [Report to the NARD]
Folder 30: Larrick, George-1964 Mar 24 [Handling of New Drugs by FDA]
Folder 31: Larrick, George-1964 Apr 28 [Flexin and Paraflex]
Folder 32: Larrick, George-1964 May 11 “Changes in the Status of Proprietary Drugs Under Federal Law”
Folder 33: Larrick, George-1965 Jan 27 [Federal Drug Laws]
Folder 34: Larsen, Roy-1961 Nov 02 “Advertising: The Multipier of Our Economy”
Folder 35: Leonard, Rodney-1967 Jun 26 [The Meat Inspection Act]
Folder 36: MacDougall, Kent-1981 Oct 18 “Will the Press, For Once, Be There When We Need It?”
Folder 37: MacIntyre, Everette-1963 Jan 22 “Fair Advertising Landmarks”
Folder 38: MacIntyre, Everette-1963 May 07 Statement before Representatives of Business and the Public
Folder 39: MacIntyre, Everette-1963 July 18 “FTC Promotes Confidence in Advertising”
Folder 40: MacIntyre, Everette-1966 May 04 “Antitrust, Real or Fanciful”
Folder 41: MacIntyre, Everette-1967 Jul 19 “Government Regulation of Business-The Role of the FTC”
Folder 42: MacIntyre, Everette-1969 Jan 16 “Regulatory Independence”
Folder 43: MacIntyre, Everette-1969 Jan 28 “Fair Packaging and the Informed Consumer”
Folder 44: MacIntyre, Everette-1971 Apr 21 “A Look at Unfair Methods of Competition”
Folder 45: Maisel, Sherman-1969 May 15 [1968 Housing Act]
Folder 46: Mannes, Marya-1961 Apr 18 “Do They View You More In Anger?”
Folder 47: Martin, Joseph Jr.-1970 Sep 23 “The FTC and Business”
Folder 48: Martin, Joseph Jr.-1970 Oct 07 “Consumerism and the FTC”
Folder 49: Masters, Dexter-1962 Aug 29 “The Consumer and Government”
Folder 50: MacCanley, Daniel-1960 Apr 08 “The Consumer and the Public Interest”
Folder 51: Meyer, Lawrence G.-1970 Aug 12 “Some General Observations on the Petroleum Industry”
Folder 52: Meyer, Lawrence G.-1971 Mar 26 Remarks before the American Textile <span style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 9pt;">Manufacturers </span>Institute
Folder 53: Meyer, Lawrence G.-1971 Jul 01 “Emerging Enforcement Trends”
Folder 54: Mezines, Basil J.-1971 Aug 23 “Industry Self-Regulation”
Folder 55: Michelson, Irving-1962 Dec 11 “Agricultural, Natural Resources, and Economic Considerations”

Box 157

Folder 1: Moorse, Chas.-1959 Nov 21 “Regulations of Deceptive Practices by the Federal Trade Commission”
Folder 2: Morgens, Howard J.-1973 “The Profit Motive and the Public Interest”
Folder 3: Mueller, Willard-1966 Apr 27 “Merger Policy in the Dairy Industry”
Folder 4: Mueller, Willard-1967 Mar 15 [The Merger Movement]
Folder 5: Mueller, Willard-1969 Mar 12 [The Merger Movement]
Folder 6: Mueller, Willard-1972 Jan 18 “Controls or Competition”
Folder 7: Mueller, Willard-No Date. “Marketing Competition on Oligopolistic Industries: The Attack on Advertising”
Folder 8: Murphy, Daniel-1963 Nov 16 “Ethics, Advertising, and Responsibilities”
Folder 9: Neufeld, Dorothy-1964 Jul “Assessed Values of Homesteads of the Aged in Southeast Kansas”
Folder 10: Nicholson, James M.-1968 May 24 “The FTC and the Fourth Estate”
Folder 11: Nicholson, James M.-1968 Sep 11 “Discovery is Not a Game”
Folder 12: Nicholson, James M.-1969 Apr 14 “Consumer Challenges to Government and Industry”
Folder 13: O'Brien, John-1960 Apr 21 “Purposes of the Better Business Bureau”
Folder 14: O'Brien, Ruth-1934 Dec 01 “Sound Buying Methods for Consumers”
Folder 15: O'Connell, John-1967 Apr 14 “The Art of Losing Money”
Folder 16: Pertshcuk, Michael-1983 Jan 20 “The Consumer Movement in the 80's: A Sleeping Giant Stirs”
Folder 17: Peterson, Esther-1964 Feb 26 [Consumer Interest]
Folder 18: Peterson, Esther-1964 Mar 05 [Consumer Role in Public Policy]
Folder 19: Peterson, Esther-1964 Mar 09 [Fraud and Misrepresentation]
Folder 20: Peterson, Esther-1964 Mar 16 [Consumer Movement]
Folder 21: Peterson, Esther-1964 Apr 07 [Advertising]
Folder 22: Peterson, Esther-1964 Apr 13 [American Consumers]
Folder 23: Peterson, Esther-1964 Apr 16 [Consumer Interest]
Folder 24: Peterson, Esther-1964 Apr 18 [30th Anniversary of the Michigan Credit Union League]
Folder 25: Peterson, Esther-1964 Jul 21 [Building The Great Society]
Folder 26: Peterson, Esther-1964 Sep 15 [16th Pillsbury Grand National Recipe and Baking Contest]
Folder 27: Peterson, Esther-1964 Oct 02 [The Consumer in the Modern Marketplace]
Folder 28: Peterson, Esther-1964 Nov 11 [Advertising]
Folder 29: Peterson, Esther-1965 Dec 06 [Consumer Interest]
Folder 30: Peterson, Esther-1965 Dec 07 [Consumer Interest]
Folder 31: Peterson, Esther-1966 Jan 11 “The Merchant and the Consumer, Partners in Prosperity”
Folder 32: Peterson, Esther-1966 Mar 03 [Consumer Protection]
Folder 33: Peterson, Esther-1966 May 14 [Consumer Protection]
Folder 34: Peterson, Esther-1966 May 23 [Consumer Protection]
Folder 35: Peterson, Esther-1977 Oct 03 [The Electronic Fund Transfer Consumer Protection Act]
Folder 36: Poresky, Robert-1983 Jan [K-State Terminal Operations]
Folder 37: Rankin, Winton-1964 Jan 30 “The Small Drug Manufacturer”
Folder 38: Reilly, John R.-1966 Sep 29 “Insurance Acquisitions and Advertising--Areas of Increasing Federal Concern”
Folder 39: Reilly, John R.-1966 Nov 11 “Some Thoughts on Competition in Beer Distribution”
Folder 40: Reilly, John R.-1967 Feb 23 “Myths and Merger Policy”
Folder 41: Reilly, John R.-1967 May 25 “The Fair Packaging and Labeling Act of 1967-- The Role of the Federal Trade Commission”
Folder 42: Richardson, Anna Steese-1939 Jan 27 “Does the Consumer Know What She Wants?”
Folder 43: Sadusk, Joseph-1964 Jun 23 “The Physician and the Food and Drug Administration”
Folder 44: Sadusk, Joseph-1965 Feb 11 “Planning in the Food and Drug Administration for Regulation of Prescription Drug Advertising”

Box 158

Folder 1: Sandbach, Walker-1966 Dec 02 [Advertising]
Folder 2: Sandbach, Walker-1970 Mar 16 “The New Consumerism and the University”
Folder 3: Shepard, Thomas-1971 Jan 28 “The Disaster Lobby”
Folder 4: Smith, Thomas-ND “Farm Finance Programming”
Folder 5: Thorpe, Alice-ND [Consumer Protection Act]
Folder 6: Troelstrup, Arch W.-1960 Dec 30 “The Influence of Moral and Social Responsibility on Selling Consumer Credit”
Folder 7: Turner, Donald-1966 Jun 02 “Advertising and the Consumer”
Folder 8: Turner, Donald-1966 Jun 02 “Advertising and the Consumer”
Folder 9: Ward, Barbara-1968 [Agriculture]
Folder 10: Ware, Caroline-1963 Mar 13 [Truth in Packaging Bill]
Folder 11: Warne, Colston-1961 Feb 18 “The Consumer, Victim of Planned Obsolescence”
Folder 12: Warne, Colston-1961 May 06 “A Consumer Looks at Leisure”
Folder 13: Warne, Colston-1961 May 29 “Economic and Social Aspects of Advertising”
Folder 14: Warne, Colston-1961 Jun 29 [Packaging and Labeling Practices]
Folder 15: Warne, Colston-1961 Jul 27 “The Independent Consumer Testing Agency- An International Answer to Brand Name Advertising”
Folder 16: Warne, Colston-1961 Oct 17 “Advertising- A Critic’s View”
Folder 17: Warne, Colston-1975 Nov 25 “History of Consumer Movement”
Folder 18: Warne, Colston-1977 Jan 24 “The Genesis of the Consumer Movement”
Folder 19: Warne, Colston-1977 Feb 21 “Advertising and the Consumer Movement”
Folder 20: Warne, Colston-1977 Feb 22 “The Consumer Movement Meets McCarthyism”
Folder 21: Warne, Colston-1977 Mar 07 [War Time Advertising]
Folder 22: Warne, Colston-1977 Mar 21 “New Directions in Consumerism: 1953-1966"
Folder 23: Warne, Colston-1977 Mar 22 “New Initiatives on the International Consumer Front”
Folder 24: Warne, Colston-1977 Apr 18 “The Nader Network”
Folder 25: Warne, Colston-1977 Apr 19 “Whither Consumerism?”
Folder 26: Waugh, Fredrick-1941 Mar 31 “Policies of Agricultural Marketing”
Folder 27: Weinberger, Caspar-1970 Apr 13 Arbitration and the FTC of the 1970's”
Folder 28: Weinberger, Caspar-1970 Apr 22 "Some Plain Talk on Objectives and Expectations”
Folder 29: Westen, Tracy-1978 Dec 07 “Revisiting Chinchillas: Old and New Frontiers in Advertising Law”
Folder 30: Wilson, Rufus E.-1963 Aug 20 “The Year of Decision”
Folder 31: Wilson, Rufus E.-1966 Sep 13 “Independence Brings <span style="font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 9pt;">Responsibilities”</span>
Folder 32: Wilson, Rufus E.-1967 Jul 28 “Exclusionary Restraints and Franchise Distribution”
Folder 33: Wilson, Rufus E.-1968 Feb 11 “Antitrust Policy and Franchising”
Folder 34: Wilson, Rufus E.-1968 Feb 17 “Let There Be Communication”
Folder 35: Wilson, Rufus E.-1968 Feb 22 “Conspiracy Among Competitors”
Folder 36: Wilson, Rufus E.-1968 Apr 27 “Some Remarks on Current Problems Encountered by Independent Retail Service Station Dealers in the Marketing of Gasoline”
Folder 37: Wilson, Rufus E.-1968 May 03 “How to Control the Purchases of Franchises”
Folder 38: Wilson, Rufus E.-1968 May 06 “The Gasoline Industry and the Public Interest”
Folder 39: Wright, Evan-1974 Jul “Whose Jungle Is It?”
Folder 40: Yntema, Theodore O.-1958 Feb 04 Statement before Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monopoly
Folder 41: Zimmerman, Muriel-1967 Nov “A Comparison of State Laws on Consumer Fraud, Deception, and Unfair Practices”