| Description | Correspondence with Henry Wallace, agriculturalist, politician, and editor of The New Republic. Letters mention successive convenings of the International Conference of Agricultural Economists; cattle breeding (South Devon breed); World War II; Michael Straight. Records include copies of Wallace's speeches including 'Farm Solidarity and the General Welfare' (1937), and 'The Price of Free World Victory' (1942). Other materials include press cuttings and pamphlets. There is also a copy of the National Resources Committee publication, 'Regional Planning: Part I Pacific Northwest, May 1936.' |