Margaret and Kenneth Landon Papers
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Landon, Margaret, 1903-1993
301 Boxes(198 linear feet)
1824-2000 (bulk: 1927-1990)
Collection Inventory
I. Biography
A. Education
Box I A 1 Kenneth and Margaret Landon's School Work
1. Typed devotional notes--kept by Kenneth's mother
2. Hand-written devotional notes kept by Kenneth's mother
3. Hand-written prayers kept by Kenneth's mother
4. Letters written by Kenneth's mother & hair of Kenneth
5. Outline of Exodus kept by Kenneth's mother
6. KL’s schoolwork kept by mother-spelling 1912
7-11. Spelling, Arithmetic, Drawing, Art, Stories, Letters 1912
12. KL’s schoolwork kept by mother-scrapbook of flowers
13. Notebook: "Julius Caesar" & "The Merchant of Venice," 1921
14. Notebook: "As You Like it" & "Twelfth Night" 1921
15. Notebook: Longfellow, Holmes, Samuel Clemens
16-17. Notebooks: Chemistry (some missing)
18. Doodling Notebook
19. Newspaper Clippings & School Records about KL, Saved by Mother
20. KL’s college work-saved by mother-Physics notes
21. KL’s college work-saved by mother-Papers: “Too Much of Christ: and “The Fundamental of Fundamentals”
22. KL’s college work-saved by mother-Papers: “Reason and Faith” rough draft
23. KL’s college work-saved by mother-“Reason and Faith” final copy
24. KL’s college work-saved by mother-Papers: “The Holy City,” “A Thesis on Dymond’s Principles of
Morality,” “Socrates”
25-34. U. of Minnesota Correspondence Course: "Short Story"
Box I A 2 Wheaton College (ML folders 1-12; KL folders 13-17)
1. ML’s college work--Organization & Administration of Church--Course # 358
2-9. Kindergarten Primary Course
10. Methods of Elementary Grade Teaching
11. Public School Music no. 228
12. Margaret's Miscellaneous
13. Invitation to Margaret’s graduation
Box I A 3 (Wheaton College)
1. Articles in College Publications
2-6. Class Letters, 1926-29, '32, '39
7. "Wheaton College and the Carry-On Values in Life," 1932
8. Writers' Conference, 1959
9. Wheaton College Memorabilia, Record, April ’59, Oct. 30, April ’39, Record, Oct 20, ‘55
10. Blue and orange felt “W” insignia
B. Family Correspondence
1. Kenneth Landon
Box I B 1:1 KL Correspondence re: KL's brother, Bradley (died 2/3/21)
1. Letters to Mae, 1915-21
2. Letters to Brad from brothers, 1922-23
3. Letters to Mae from Mrs. Mortenson and Mrs. Lindner, 1924, 1929
4-7. Letters to Brad from Mae (4 Folders), 1904?-28
8-10. Letters from KL to Mrs. Mortenson (3 Folders), 1923-29
11. Letters from KL and Margaret to Margaret’s mom & vice versa-- (Jan-May 1927)
12. Margaret’s letters to her parents-July 1927
13. Letters to Margaret’s mother from KL’s parents 1929
14-26. Bradley's School Work (drawings, compositions, reports)
27. Program of Bradley's High School Graduation, 1917
28. Letters to Bradley from his Mother (Mae)
29. Letters from Bradley to his Mother (Mae) and father (Brad)
30. Last Letter from Bradley and Announcement of His Death
31-34. Letters from Kathryn Lehrer After Bradley's Death (4 Folders), 1921-29
35-38. Letters of Condolence, (4 Folders), 1921
Box I B 1:2 KL to Parents (1921-29, folders 1-36)
[KL's mother, Mae Agnes Fletcher Landon died 7/27/29]
Box I B 1:3 KL to Father and Materials re: Settlement of Father's Estate (1929-53, folders 1-23) [Landons are in Siam 1927-37, with one year furlough]
[KL's father, William Bradley Landon, died 7/11/53]
Box I B 1:4 KL to ML (1923-24) (folders 1-16)
Box I B 1:5 KL to ML (1925-28) (folders 1-51)
Box I B 1:6 KL to ML (1929-45)
[From Far East '37 - '42] (folders 1-51)
Box I B 1:7 KL to ML (1946-66)
[From Far East '42 - '50]
[Trip to Thailand 10/26 -12/6/53]
[Folder 40 "Just in Case" 1953]
[Folders 42-43 KL on World Tour, 6/30 - 7/30/60]
[Folders 44-46 KL in Thailand, 7/28 - 8/30/66]
[Folders 47-49 ML to KL, 3/17 - 6/21/50]
[Folder 50 ML to KL in Thailand, 8/66]
Box I B 1:8 KL to Peggy, 1941-90 (folders 1-24)
2. Margaret Mortensen Landon
Box I B 2:1 ML Correspondence A-L (folders 1-17)
Box I B 2:2 ML Correspondence M-Z (folders 1-14)
Box I B 2:1 ML Family Correspondence (1900-02) (folders 1-13)
Box I B 2:2 ML Family Correspondence (1903-16) (folders 1-16)
Box I B 2:3 ML Family Correspondence (1917-20)
Box I B 2:4 ML Family Correspondence (1920-22)
1. From Evangeline 1920-23
2. From Grace Van’t Hof to Mother 1921
3. Family Letters 1921
4. Family Letters (II)
5. 1st letter to Family from Wheaton College 1921
6. To Mother & Father from Wheaton College 1921-22
7. To Mother & Father Wheaton College 1921-22 (II)
8. To Father after His Stroke 1922
9. Correspondence 1922
10. Elizabeth’s Early Letters 1920-26
11. With Friends 1920-21
12. Camp Boulder Point 1920-21
Box I B 2:5 ML Family Correspondence (1922-26)
1. To Father & Mother from Wheaton College 1922-23
2. From Friends 1922-23
3. To Kenneth Landon 1923
4. Correspondence 1923
5. ADM’s Report on “Proposed Salaries” 1920
6. From Christian Mortenson to ADM 1920-25
7. From Christian Mortenson to ADM 1920-25 (II)
8. From Thorina M. Graves and Laura M. Perham 1923-24
9. Grandfather Mortenson 1923-24
10. Engagement Announcement 1924
11. Father & Mother’s Letters 1921-26
12. Father & Mother’s Letters 1921-26 (II)
13. Father & Mother’s Letters 1921-26 (III)
Box I B 2:6 ML Family Correspondence (1925)
1. Letters of Condolence on Father’s Death
2. Copy of Father’s Will Dated June 19, 1925 (2 Months Before His Death on Aug 15, 1925)
3. Letters to Father 1925
4. Letters from Friends 1925
5. Zerox copy of Kenneth and Margaret Landon’s Wedding 6/16/26
Box I B 2:7 Margaret to Peggy (1941-57, folders 1-13)
Box I B 2:8 Margaret to Peggy (1958-63, folders 1-6)
Box I B 2:9 Margaret to Peggy (1964-68, folders 1-5)
Box I B 2:10 Margaret to Peggy (1969-73, folders 1-5)
Box I B 2:11 Margaret to Peggy (1974-79, folders 1-6)
Box I B 2:12 Margaret to Peggy (1980-89) (folders 1-10)
Box I B 2:13 Margaret to Peggy’s Children (carbons, 1978-83, 1981 missing)
Box I B 2:14 Letters from Margaret to Elizabeth (1925-1956)
1. Margaret to Elizabeth 1925-1947
2. Margaret to Elizabeth 1947-1948
3. Margaret to Elizabeth 1949-1951
4. Margaret to Elizabeth 1952
5. Margaret to Elizabeth 1953
6. Margaret to Elizabeth 1954
7. Margaret to Elizabeth 1955-1956
Box I B 2:15 Letters from Margaret to Elizabeth (1957-1984)
1. Margaret to Elizabeth 1957-1970
2. Margaret to Elizabeth 1971-1978
3. Margaret to Elizabeth 1979-1980
4. Margaret to Elizabeth 1981-1984
5. Margaret to Elizabeth 1985-1987
6. Margaret to Elizabeth 1988-1990
7. Other family correspondence (Bill, A. Mortenson, Kenneth, Kip) 1941-1984
C. Professional Correspondence
Box I C 1 (1935-1965)
Box I C 2 (1966-1968)
Box I C 3 (1969-1989)
Thai Language
Retirement
Resumés
[See also Series II - Siam Mission (1929-37)
Box I C 4 (1965-1979) [A-Z] (folders 1-10)
D. Degrees/Awards/Recognitions
1. Kenneth Landon
Box I D 1:1 Kenneth Landon
1. Commencement Exercises for Henry H. Landon--1921
2. Invitation to Kenneth's College Graduation, 1924
3. Invitation to Kenneth and Margaret’s Wedding-June 16, 1926
4. KL’s Ordination--1927
5 KL's Transcripts for Wheaton & Princeton
6. KL's M.A. Diploma, University of Chicago, 1932
7. KL's Siamese Language School Credits
8. Invit to KL's Convocation for U of Chicago, 1938
9. University of Chicago Convocation, Ceremony, June 1938
10. University of Chicago Convocation, Listing of Degrees, June 1938
11. KL's PhD Diploma, University of Chicago, 1938
12. Wheaton College, Scholastic Honor Society, June 15, 1953
13. KL's Decoration by the Thai Gov't. Nov 26, 1954
14. History of 1st Presb. Church, Columbus, NJ--1835-1957; KL biography
15. KL's Certificate for Foreign Service Institute
16. U.S. Dept. of State Superior Honor Award
17. Certificate to KL from State Dept. for retirement
18. Wheaton College, 50th Anniversary of Graduation, 1974
19. American University-“Professor Emeritus of International Service”-May 13, 1973
20. University of Chicago--Death of Pres R. Hutchins 1977
21. Certificate from U. of Chicago--M.A. 50th Anniversary
2. Margaret Landon
Box I D 2:1 Margaret Landon
1. Awards, misc.
2. DuPage County Sesquicentennial Profile, 1987-88
3. DuPage Heritage Gallery Induction, 1989-1990
4. Wheaton College Graduation, 1925
5. Wheaton College, awards, recognition 1938-90
6. Wheaton College production of "The King and I", 1988
7. Wheaton Historic Preservation Council, Margaret Landon Award, in honor of Margaret, 1984-90
8. Box Office Blue Ribbon Award, 1946
9. Wheaton College Scholastic Honor Society, 1953
10. Wheaton College Centennial Award, 1960
11. Resolution, Dupage Heritage Gallery, 1990
12. DuPage County Sesquicentennial certificate, 1989
Box I D 3 Oversized (located in I G 20, Memorabilia)
1. Certificate of Graduation from Grammar School, ML
2. Certificate of Achievement for Business Writing, ML
3. Certificate of Membership to the St. Nicholas League, ML
4. High School Diploma, 1921, ML
5. Certificate of Achievement from the D.C. Federation of Women's Clubs, 1957
6. Wheaton College Diploma, 1925, ML
7. Wheaton College Diploma, 1924, KL
8. Princeton Theological Seminary Diploma, 1927, KL
9. Certificate of Achievement from the U.S. State Department, 1965, KL
E. Legal
Box I E 1
1. Will, Agnes Fletcher (KL's Grandmother)
2. Dad’s birth certificate
3. Life Insurance Policy, William B. Landon
4. Will, William B. Landon
5. Death Certificate, William B. Landon
6. Railroad Passes, William B. Landon
7. Correspondence with Funeral Company
8. Correspondence re: E. Tiffany and W. B. Landon's Will, July 1953
9. Correspondence re: E. Tiffany and W. B. Landon's Will, August-Sept 1953
10. Correspondence re: W. B. Landon's Bank Accounts
11. Bank and Monetary Information, W. B. Landon
12. Correspondence w/Erie RR Co. re: W. B. Landon's Insurance
13. Correspondence w/RR Retirement Board re: W. B. Landon's Death
14. KL’s Birth Certificate, Ordination Certificate, CSA Retirement Certificate
15. ML’s Birth Certificate and Marriage License
16. Life Insurance Policy, KL, 1929
17. Certificate of Residency, Siam
18. Passports, 1929-1960
19. Thai Visa, ML, 1927-37
20. Authorization for KL to Perform Marriage Ceremony, 1968
21. Legal Citations
F. Diaries/Calendars
Box I F 1 Accounts, & Diaries (1928-1946)
1. Business Cards
2. KL's Account Books--1933-1934
3. KL's Diary, August 14-Oct 21, 1928
4. KL's Diary, Oct 1928-Feb 1929
5. KL's Diary, Feb 15-July 29, 1929
6. KL's Diary, 1929
7. KL's Diary, Nov 5, 1929- April 5, 1930
8. KL's Diary, April- Oct 1930
9. KL's Diary, Oct 27- Dec 5, 1934
10. KL's Diary, Oct 27, 1945- Feb 26, 1946
11. KL's Diary, Feb 28- March 11, 1946
12. KL's Diary, October 1945-March 1946, Typed Transcripts
13. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Nov 7-16, 1945
14. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Nov 17-27, 1945
15. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Nov 27-Dec 4, 1945
16. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Dec 5-21, 1945
17. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Dec 22-31, 1945
18. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Jan 1-8, 1946
19. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Jan 9-18, 1946
20. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Jan 19-26, 1946
21. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Jan 27-Feb 2, 1946
22. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Feb 3-5, 1946
23. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Feb 6-9, 1946
24. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Feb 10-16, 1946
25. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Feb 17-24, 1946
26. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-Feb 25-March 1, 1946
27. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-March 2-3, 1946
28. KL’s Diary of Southeast Asia-March 4-11, 1946
Box I F 2 KL's Notebooks and Day Calendars (1931-1953)
1. Not dated
2. 1931 (Notes from the Bible)
3-5 1937-38 (spiral and hardbound)
6-7 1942-43
8. 1946 (in Foreign Language)
9. 1950
10. 1953 (Used an address book)
11. 1966 (in Thailand)
12-23. KL's Day Calendars, 1952 (12 Folders)
24-33. KL's Day Calendars, 1953 [Koehl] (10 Folders)
34-40. KL's Day Calendars, 1953 [E.R.] (7 Folders)
Box I F 3 Day Calendars (1954-1956)
1-12. 1954 General Services Administration
13-18. 1954 (EverReady), Notes on Trip to Southeast Asia, 1955
19-31. 1955
32-42. 1956
Box I F 4 Day Calendars (1957-1961)
1-12. 1957 (12 Folders)
13-24. 1958 (12 Folders)
25-36. 1959 (12 Folders)
37-46. 1960 (10 Folders)
47-57. 1961 (12 Folders)
Box I F 5 ML's Daily Reminder Diaries
1938, 1974-1990
G. Memorabilia
Box I G 1 KL’s Biographical Memorabilia and Material
1.“Wheaton Man Writes for Magazine,” “Asia,” “The Daily Journal”-Jan 10, 1939
2. Before 1941-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia
3. 1941-1947-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-War Rations
4. 1945-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia
5. 1945-46-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Bangkok-Invitations
6. 1941-46-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
7. 1947-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia--Miscellaneous
8. 1948-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
9. 1949-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Electrocardiogram-Jan 25
10. 1949-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
11. 1950-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-First Presbyterian Church, Meadville, PA-50th Anniversary
12. 1950-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
13. 1951-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
14. 1952-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
15. 1953-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
16. 1954-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
17. 1955-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
Box I G 2 Memorabilia, 1956-75
1. 1956-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
2. 1957-KL’s Biographical Material and Memobabilia-Miscellaneous
3. 1958-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
4. 1959-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
5. 1960-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
6. 1961-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
7. 1962-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
8. 1963-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
9. 1964-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
10. 1965-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
11. 1966-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous (in Thailand)
12. 1966-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous (U.S.)
13. 1967-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Letter and Article about KL by Frances W. Kerr
14. 1967-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
15. 1968-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
16. 1969-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
17. 1971-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
18. 1972-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
19. 1973-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
20. 1975-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
Box I G 3 Memorabilia, 1976-87
1. 1976--KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
2. 1977-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
3. 1978-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
4. 1979-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
5. 1980-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
6. 1981-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
7. 1982-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
8. 1983-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
9. 1984-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
10. 1985-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
11. 1986-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
12. 1987-KL’s Biographical Material and Memorabilia-Miscellaneous
13. KL’s Plans and Work for Kitchen
14. KL Biographical Material
Box I G 4 Scrapbooks, assorted notes, collected poems and quotations
Box I G 5 decorative handkerchief from China (gift from ML to ADM)
Cloths: A hand woven pa-kao-ma, A little girl’s pasin ,or skirt, and a woman’s ‘panung’
Box I G 6 Cloths: A hand woven pa-kao-ma, A handkerchief, a woman’s ‘panung’, a pasin, A Sarong
Box I G 7 Wood Fruit
Box I G 8 Earthenware: Earthenware Cooking Pot, ‘ang-lo or charcoal brazier, Earthenware steamer
Box I G 9 Earthenware: Earthenware Stove
Box I G 10 Earthenware: A Steamer
Box I G 11 Earthenware: Earthenware Stove
Box I G 12 Wood Tray
Box I G 13 Wood Fruit
Box I G 14 Hand - Made Baskets
Box I G 15 Earthenware: Earthenware Cooking Pot
Box I G 16 Assorted Memorabilia: money, earthenware, fruit, cymbals
Box I G 17 ML School Scrapbook/Photo Album (oversize)
Box I G 18 Thai Shadow Puppets (oversized)
Box I G 19 Exalted Order of the White Elephant (3rd class) medal and certificate/Department of State Superior Honor Award given by Secretary Dean Rusk/Cosmo Club Centennial Plate/Thai money
Box I G 20 Painting of Siamese Dancing Girl/Degrees, Diplomas, etc…/Mongkut on Throne/Poster for film, The King and I, featuring Irene Dunne and Rex Harrison
Box I G 21 Card file
Box I G 22 Two wooden busts, Asian man and woman smiling
Box I G 23 King and I record album, DuPage heritage gallery plaque for Margaret Landon, 1990
Box I G 24 Serving pots
Box I G 25 Aqua felt hat worn by Margaret to Peggy’s wedding, December 16, 1948
Box I G 26 Tortoise shell vanity case, gift of Ho Chi Minh/stole worn by Margaret to diplomatic
functions in Washington, D.C./Small toy depicting the waltz of “Anna and the King”/Bag of Siamese
money
Box I G 27 Pink and Green Plaid Guard “Skirt” - Costume from King and I (1956) [see p. 445 Landon Chronicles]
Box I G 28 Brass coin (Front – Anna and the King of Siam, Back – Knights of Babylon, New Orleans Mardi Gras)
Box I G 29 Sterling silver tie clips from Siam/Thailand
H. Audio/video
Audio
"The Landon Chronicles:" Sixty 90-Minute Tapes with Printed Synopsis
Cassette tapes (3) of Thai Music
Speech delivered by Ed Coray at opening of Wheaton Literary exhibit, Colvin House, 1986 (1 tape)
"The Golden Anniversary" June 1976, by K.P.Landon, Jr., 20 min. & Dupage Heritage Gallery, Jan 27, 1990
Thai Music Cassette-60 minutes
Cassette of pop American music- 90 minutes
Video
"The King and I" (Beta format) Part I & II, 1956, Twentieth Century-Fox Film
Margaret Landon Exhibit, DuPage Heritage Gallery, Jan. 1990
Landon Collection Dedication, October 10, 1992
Dedication of Kenneth & Margaret Landon Southeast Asia Collection, October 10, 1992
I. Interviews & Oral Histories
Box I I 1
1. Cosmos Club, Washington, DC draft [by Albert Atwood, Jr.]
2. Cosmos Club, Washington, DC final [by Albert Atwood, Jr.]
3. [Cosmos Club interview, 1980?]
4. The Landon Chronicles, synopsis, 1990
5. Notes for taping and for record, 1976 [contains some original material]
J. Mortensen Family Papers
Box I J 1 Margaret Mortensen’s Parents’ Memorabilia—Annenus Duabus Mortensen & Adella Estburg Mortensen
1. “Milwaukee Leads” notebook
2. Small New Testament
3. “Commercial and Savings Bank” passbook
4. Leather Bible study notebook
5. Father’s and Mother’s Letters, May 16, 1909, through high school, ending August 29, 1921
6. Record Kept by A.D. Mortensen on the Birth of Elizabeth Julie Mortensen, 1912
7. Father’s Description of His Business Experience, Nov. 1918
8. Flu Epidemic of 1918
9. Leaves from Father’s (Annenus Duabus Mortensen’s) desk pad for 1923.
Death of his Mother on July 16, 1923, during family’s trip from Stony Lake to Minnesota
10. Leaves from Father’s (Annenus Duabus Mortensen’s) desk pad for 1924 and six days in 1925
11. Father’s plans for the cottage at Stony Lake
12. Father’s Memorabilia—Annenus Duabus Mortensen April 7, 1875-Aug 15, 1925
13. Memorabilia Found Among Father’s Things After His Death in August 1925
14. My Rock Garden-Some of the Trees and Plants
15. The Thai Faberge Collection, Identification by Jeanette Harper (Mrs. Robert G. Harper
16. Smithsonian: Scandanavian background
Box I J 2
1. Margaret Dorothea Mortenson Landon Biographical Notes (7/7/03--)
2. Margaret Mortensen Correspondence: Saturday Evening Post
3. Seventh Grade—1916 Paper on Shakespeare, ML
4. Herbert Swanson
5. Annenus Duabus Mortensen, Adelle Johanne Estberg Mortenson
6. A.D. Moretesen—Record of Father’s Employment as Prepared by Himself
7. Stub of A.D. Mortenson’s Desk Calender, Listing Many Family Birth Dates, Not Always the Year
8. A.D. Mortenson—Father’s last Summer (1925) and death of August 15, 1925
9. Photostatic Copy of the Death Certificate of Annenus Duabus Mortenson
10. Marilyn Monroe (Born Norma Jean Mortenson)
11. Mother’s Correspondence with Auntie Trene
12. A.D. Mortenson Family, Church Connections, Baptisms, Etc.
13. Correspondence Regarding the moving of the remains of A.D. Mortenson to Wheaton Cemetery
14. The Wheaton Realty Company, Adelle E. Mortenson, Mary B. Reibe, opened March 1, 1926
15. A.D. Mortenson—Father’s illness and retirement from the Curtis Publishing Company
16. Thorina Oline Moretenson Graves, Chauncey Arthur Graves
17. Geneological Chartes for George Addison Perham and Laura Dorthea Mortenson and Family
18. Letters to A.D. Mortenson from His Father, Brothers & Sisters 1925
19. Perham, George Addison and Luara Dorothea Mortenson Perham and Family
20. Aunt Laura’s Funeral Nov. 2, ’66 (Laura Mortenson Perham died Sunday, Oct 30, 1966
15. Laura Dorothea Mortenson Perham, George Addison Perham
16. Perdita Perham Dramm and Family, Born August 5, 1905
17. Dorothea Perham Goodfellow and Family, Born Feb. 28, 1907
18. Marjorie Perham, Born 30 April, 1909
19. James Albert Perham: B. 5/30/11, Aune Irene Niemi Perham: 11/24/34
20. Keith Leroy Hindman and Mary Jane Perham Hindman (Daughter of James and Aune
21. Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary of James and Aune Perham
22. James S. Perham (son of James Albert Perham), Sandy, Craig, Kathy and Jennifer
23. George Morten Perham: B. 6/26/13, Edith Dodson Perham married 17 June 1939, Two Daughters
24. Laura Jane Perham: B. 12/28/15 Married Herman Oscar Hill on 18 June 1943
25. Geraldine Isabelle Perham, Born 4/8/20 Married Richard Loren Floyd 21 June 1941 (5 grandchildren)
26. Family Birthday List Prepared by Mother (Adelle Estberg Mortenson) about 1958
27. Teacher’s Certificate (A. Estberg), Recommending a Few Early Letters
28. Letter in Which Mother mentioned her wedding trip
29. Papers relating to Mother’s Social Security, Power of Attorney, etc.
30. Geneological Sheets of John Wilcox, with corrections by Carol Pearson and ML
31. John Howard Wilcox, Geneological Research
32. Soren Larsen (Born 1710) Else Jansen (Born 1697)
33. Geneological Charts for Laurids Jorgen Mortenson
34. Mortenson Geneological Chart
35. Laurids Jorgen Moller Mortenson, Junior
36. Mikkal Simansen Estburg (Ostberg) Julia Marie Larsen (Parents of Adelle Estberg Mortenson
37. Pedigree Chart (Ancestors of Annenus Duabus Mortensen)
38. Morten Sorensen, Father of Laurids J.M. Mortensen
39. Kristen Mikkelsen, Maren Kristensen (Born 1775)
40. Mikkal Sorensen (born about 1739) Kristine Christensdatter abt. 1739)
41. Ane Kirstine Christensdatter (Mortensen), Mother of Laurids J.M. Mortensen and others
42. Article on Kenneth and Margaret’s Wedding 1926
43. Landon/Mortenson’s Geneologies
44. Daisy, My Childhood Doll and “Daisy,” a roaring twenties beauty, A Shader’s China Doll
45. Landon Family Birthdays (spiral book not enclosed in folder)
46. Aramco World Magazine “The Orientalists” (not enclosed in folder)
47. One of Margaret Landon’s Father’s Study Bibles
48. Announcement and Invitations for Julia and Minnie Estburg’s weddings
Box I J 3
Mortenson biographies and genealogies - compiled by Carol Landon Pearson (revised 2005)
15. Introduction/Explanations
16. Ane Kirstine Christensdatter’s Family
17. Morton Sørensen’s Family
18. Ole Johan and Maren Mortensen’s Family
19. Christian Caspar Mortensen / Mariane, Eline, and Inger Mortensdatter
20. Petrine Christine Mortensdatter
21. Adelle Estberg Mortenson’s Family
22. Dorthea Bergersen’s Family
23. Lauritz (Laurids) Jörgen Møller Mortensen’s Family
24. Landon Biographies
25. Welsh Family
26. Amsler Family
27. Thorina Oline Mortenson Family / Laura Mortenson Perham Family
28. Christian Caspar the Younger’s Family
29. Lawrence (Laurids) Mortensen’s Family
30. Caroline Sophie Frederikke Mortensdatter’s Family
31. Martinus Mortensen’s Family
32. Mortenson Genealogies & charts – PDF 10/5/2005 (compact disc)
II. Siam Missionary Correspondence, Publications, and Research
A. Correspondence
Box II A 1 Correspondence
1. A
2. B
3. Blanchards (and Weavers)
4. Board, 2nd term 1932-37
5-6 Board, 1937-38
7. Board, 1939
8. Board, 1940
9. Board, 1942 (re missionaries in war zones)
10. Board of Pensions
11. Kru Boon Jua
12. Bovee
13. Bruces
14. Buckley, Dr. L.C.
15. 2 telegram “send-offs”
Box II A 2, Correspondence
1. C
2. Cort, Dr. Edwin
3. China Committee for Justice
4. Nai Chumphol Phithayarat
5. D
6. Dennis, Wm. C.
7. E
8. Eakin, Paul
9. F
10. Flanders, Senator and Mrs. Ralph E.
11. Fuller, Geraldine
12. G
13. Graves, Mortimer
14. H
15. Hoch, Charles
16. I
17. Institute of Pacific Relations
18. J
Box II A 3, Correspondence
1. Kilpatrick, Faye
2. Kim Juang Yuanyani
3. Kelly and Walsh (Shanghai, China)
4. Kneedlers
5. Kru Kim Juang
6. L
7. M
8. McCord, Margaret
9. N
10. Nguan Eng
11. Ngiep Seng
12. O
13. P
14. Peake, Cyrus H.
15. R
16. Ridgeways
17. Rea, Lois
18. Royal Thai Legation
Box II A 4 Correspondence
1. S
2. Schneider, Herbert W. 1939-43
3. Seigles
4. Tancharoensukh Seng
5. Siam Mission
6. Kru Sook Pongsanoi
7. Sritamarat Affair
8. Sun Life Ins. Company
9. John Sung (letters re: visit to Bankok & Trang from Miss McCord & Kru Sook)
10. T
11. Trang School, Mrs. Sheena Aitken
12. Trang School
13. U-V
14. University of Chicago Elementary School
15. University of Chicago Press
16. W
17. Kru Wat
18. Wright Family
19. X, Y, Z
B. Siam Memoirs, Diary, and Missionary Newsletters (1929-37)
Box II B ½
1. 30 p. Diary for “Peggy” Landon (Sept. 1927-Sept 1929), 58 p. Diary of Margaret Landon (Mar 1928-July 1933)
2. ML General Letter, Sept 10, 1929 5 p., Letter to “Friends” 9/10/29
3. 1928-31 (ML) Siamese Language School Credits
4. KP’s Sermons in Siam (1931-1934)
5. ML General Letter No. 3 “The Founding & Growth of Trang” Jan 2
6. KL’s General Letter No. 5 “Our Beginnings at Thailand” Oct 10, 1934, Rough Draft and Final Copy 15 p.
7. KL’s “Personal Report”—1933-1934
8. KL’s Circular Letter “Dear Friend” Aug, Oct. 1930 (2)
9. KL’s Circular Letter “Dear Friend” Jan-Dec 1931 (12)
10. KL’s Circular Letter “Dear Friend” Jan-May 1932 (4)
11. KL’s Circular Letter “Dear Friend” Feb-Nov 1933 (9)
12. KL’s Circular Letter “Dear Friend” May-Dec 1934 (9)
13. KL’s Circular Letter “Dear Friend” Jan-Dec 1935 (11)
14. KL’s Circular Letter “Dear Friend” Jan-Dec 1936 (5)
15. KL’s Circular Letter “Dear Friend” Feb-July 1937 (5)
Box II B 1
1. Diary, ML, 1927-9; 1928-33
2. Letter to "Friends," ML, 9/29
3. Siamese Language School Credit
4. General Letter #3: "The Founding and Growth of Trang," Jan. 1933
5. General Letter #5,"Our Beginnings at Trang," KL, Oct. 34
6. "Personal Report," 1933-34
7. Circular Letters, August, October 1930
8. Circular Letters, January-December 1931
9. Circular Letters, January-May 1932
10. Circular Letters, February-November 1933
11. Circular Letters, March-December 1934
12. Circular Letters, January-December, 1935
13. Circular Letters, January-November, 1936
14. Circular Letters, February-July 1937
C. Presbyterian Publications
Box II C 1
1. Annual Reports, 1899-1913
2. The White Elephant, 1914-18
3. Notes From South Siam, 1921
4-17. Minutes, Siam Mission, 1923, 1925-37
Box II C 2
1. The Siam Outlook, 1923-25, 1927-39
The Thailand Outlook, 1940-41
Box II C 3
1. Course for Language Study in the Am. Presb. Mission Siam, ‘31
2. Diary of a Missionary Doctor, 1933-34
3. Bd. of Foreign Missions, Presb. Church USA (Siam) Mission Opinion
4. Clinic Reports, 1925-34
5. National Christian Council, Guide to Missions in Siam, 1931
6. Objectives: A Wartime Statement to the Missions and the Churches Bd. of Foreign Missions, Pres. Church USA, May 1944
7. Standing Rules of the Siam Mission, 1929, 1938
8. “Western Money” by Frank Rawlinson, 1929
9. Woman’s Work: A Foreign Missions Magazine, 1894-5, 1900-01,05, 5/07
10. Women and Missions, 1937-40
11. Year Books of Prayer for Missions, The Pres. Church USA, 1937-38
12. Women and Mission, 1937-40
Minutes of the Synod of Piedmont
Minutes of 112th General Assembly
D. Edna Sarah Cole, Missionary to Siam 1878-1924 - Corres. and M. Landon Research
Notes
Box II D 1 - Correspondence
1. Manuscript Correspondence (in binder, Oct. 1878 - Nov. 1905) (in folders, 1880, 1881, 1882 & 1900, undated) (see copies by M. McCord for more manuscript corres.)
2. Typescript Correspondence (Copies - in folder, 1878 - 1881) (in covers, 1878 - 1941)
(copies by Margaret McCord, 1880 - 1950)
3. Correspondence Edna Cole & Margaret Landon, 1935 - 1950
4. Prince Damrong to Edna Cole, Christmas 1939
5. Sawang Wattama to Edna Cole, April 1, B.E. 2479
Box II D 2 - Correspondence (carbons of typescript in soft-cover binders)
1. 1878-1880 (complete)
2. 1878-1880 (incomplete)
3. 1881-1941 (complete)
4. 1881-1941 (incomplete)
Box II D 3 - Research Notes on Edna Cole
1. Manuscript Notebook, Edna Cole, n.d., 21 cm, [82 p.]
2. Manuscript Daily Journal, Edna Cole, 26 cm, Jan-Oct. 1893
3. Typescript,"A Sequel Unfinished...An Opportunity," 2p.
4. "Misc. Notes From Miss Cole" (visit by M. Landon, 1939)
5. "Miss Edna Cole" (research notes by M. Landon)
6. "Edna Sarah Cole," Margaret C. McCord, 14p.
7. "Miss Cole, Reports and Notes, 1893-1899" M. McMord
8. "Miss Cole, Reports, 1900-1923" M. McCord 9. Missionary Letters to US, 12/50,
1/51, 2/51 (Edna Cole’s death, 11/50)
E. Wang Lang School for Girls
Box II E 1
1. Preface to McFarland's A History of Wang Lang School for Girls, M. Landon
2. A History of Wang Lang School for Girls, B. McFarland (left in manuscript form at her death) (1874-1899) [typed script, notes by M. Landon] (1900-1920) [typed script, notes by M. Landon] (Wang Lang)
3. "Wattana Wittaya, The First School for Girls in Siam, Now Thailand," Margaretta B. Wells, 1974
4. Wang Lang, notes by Edna S. Cole
F. Rev. & Mrs. Stephen Mattoon, Missionaries to Siam (1847-1865)
Box II F 1 Original Documents:
1-32. Correspondence, 1844-1896
33. Correspondence, n.d.
34. Correspondence, Letters to the Mattoons
35. Essays
36. News-clippings
37. "Claims of the Estate of M. A. Cheek," 1897 (Photocopy, 229p)
Box II F 2 Typed Transcripts:
1. Correspondence, 1870-1884
2. Correspondence, Undated
3. Correspondence, Misc
4. Samuel House - Correspondence to Mary Mattoon
5. King of Cambodia, Letter to Franciscan Order in Malacca, 1597
6. Miscellaneous Papers
7. Protestant Mission Notices, 1850
G. (Mary) Frances Greenhow Roper Davenport (1819-96) Research
Box II G 1
1. Articles by Davenport in Southern Literary Messenger 1856
2. Articles by Davenport in Southern Literary Messenger, July-Sept.1857
3. Articles by Davenport in Southern Literary Messenger, Jan.-July 1857
4. Articles by Davenport in Southern Literary Messenger, Oct.-Dec. 1857
5. Articles by Davenport in Southern Literary Messenger, 1858
6. Articles by Davenport in Southern Literary Messenger, 1859
7. Frances R. Davenport/Robert D. Davenport Misc. Notes
8. Bibliography of Mary Frances Greenhow Roper Davenport Fendge
9. Data collected by the Rev. Paul E. Crandall on Davenports
10. “King George Washington of Siam” by Frances Davenport
11. The Southern Literary Messenger, July 1941
12. Biography of David Roper, father of Frances Roper Davenport
13. Biography Research Notes
14. Miss Blanche Sydnor White, Mrs. H.E. McGahey--Correspondence
15. Miscellaneous Items
16. Research Cards
17. Letters of Robert Dunlevy & Frances Davenport, Bibliography
18. Article-Davenports
19. “Frances Roper Davenport” 17-page biography by Margaret Landon, draft & notes
H. Dr. Dan Beach Bradley
Box II H 1
1. Mongkut, Memoir by Dan Beach Bradley
2. Mongkut, Accession to the Throne, Letter to Dan Beach Bradley
3. Fa-Ying, Description of her death from Bradley Diary, 1863
4. Mongkut correspondence to Dr. Bradley, April 15, 1851
5. Dr. Bradley correspondence to his children, 1832 to 1870
Box II H 2
1. Thai money (bill)
2. Bibliography for Siam by Mrs. George B. McFarland
3. Presbyterian Mission, Siam-Nakon Sritamarat Station
4. Trang Station
5. Review of Trang History
6. Trang Girls’ School-Bibliography
7. Trang Girls’ School
8. MacFarland, Bertha-Thailand, Dec 1945
9. Correspondence to the Landons from Boonpa Ratanasuwan
I. Presbyterian Mission Misc.
Box II I 1
1. A Brief History of Bangkok Christian College, M. B. Wells
2. Centennial of the Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A., 1837-1937
3. Corres.(1957-1972), Photos and Articles, Margaret McCord
4. Corres.(1950-1951), Missionaries to USA
5. Corres.(1902-1912), Vajivivudh to Margaret Potter (Mrs. Bruno Adams)
6. Corres.(1864-1870), Rev. Jonathan Wilson
7. Journal (1886-1891), Jennie Small [typed script, 128pp]
8. "Mission Work in Thailand," Kenneth E. Wells, 4p.
9. Presbyterian Mission - Undated Clippings 1920s?
10. Vital Information on Missionaries
11. "Walter A. Zimmerman and the Y.M.C.A. in Thailand"
Box II J 1
1. Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1976
2. Letters to Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1976
3. Thai Papers
4. Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1977
5. Letters to Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1977
6. Margaretta & Ken Wells, 1978
7. Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1979
8. From Wells to Landon, 1980
9. Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1981
10. Kenneth Elmer Wells-Memorial Service, Dec. 7, 1981
11. Margaretta Wells (Mrs. Kenneth E. Wells) 1982
12. From Margaretta Wells, 1983
13. To Margaretta Wells, 1983
14. From Margaretta Wells, 1984
15. From Margaretta Wells, 1985
16. Letters to Margaretta Wells, 1984-85
17. From Margaretta Wells, 1986
18. Letters to Margaretta Wells, 1986
Box II J 2
1. Letters to Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1966
2. From Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1967
3. Letters to Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1967
4. Letters to Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1968
5. From Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1969
6. From Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1969
7. Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1970
8. Old Letters
9. Letters to Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1970
10. Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1971
11. Letters to Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1971
12. Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1972
13. Letters to Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1972
14. Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1973
15. Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1974
16. Letters to Margaretta & Kenneth Wells, 1974
17. Ken & Margaretta Wells, 1975
18. Letters to Ken and Margaretta Wells, 1975
19. Miscellaneous Items on Siam sent by Margaretta Wells
III. U.S. Department of State, 1941-65: Conferences, Consultant/Teacher
Box III 1
1. USIS on Burma, Field Work by James E. Boyce & John F. Brohm
2. Armed Forces Staff College, Oct 1964
3. Army Special Warfare School, Fort Bragg, NC
4. Army War College, Fort Leavenworth, KS, 1950
5-8. Army War College, Carlisle Barricks, PA, 1951, 1954, 1972
9-14. Association for Asian Studies, 1966, 1968, 1970, 1972-3, 1980
15. Counter-Intelligence Corps School, 1954
16. Country Team Seminar, 1962
17. Far East and India Trade Conference, 1948
18 -22. Federal Management and Program Executives, 1969, 1971-3
23. Foreign Service Day, 1977
Box III A 2
1. U.S. Department of State, Foreign Service Institute, Bulletin, 1962
2-10. Foreign Service Institute, Introductory Area Studies, 1963-4
(Dr. Kenneth Landon, Associate Dean, School of Language & Area Studies, F.S.I.) Africa, Sub-Sahara; East Asia, Latin America, Near East & North Africa, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Viet Nam, Western Europe & Atlantic Community
11. Foreign Service Institute, A National Academy of Foreign Affairs, 1962
12-21. Newsletter for Foreign Service & Departmental Personnel, 12/61, 9/62, 1/63, 2/63, 1/64, 6/64, 1/65, 6/65,
1/66, 11/66
22. Midwest Seminar on Conflict of the US with the Sino-Soviet Bloc, 1962
23. National Interdepartmental Seminar, 1968
24. National War College, "Insurgency & Counterinsurgency," (KL) 1967
25-26. News Clippings
27. Navy War College-Newport, Rhode Island, June 1957-Global Strategy Discussions, General Directive
28. Navy War College-Newport, Rhode Island, June 1957-Annex
29. Navy War College-Newport, Rhode Island, June 1957-USS Leyte-pamphlets and information
30. Navy War College-Newport, Rhode Island, June 1957-Campus Info
31. Gov. Service
32. Operations Co-ordinating Board
33. U.S. Department of State Press Release, June 10 & 11, 1962
Box III A 3
1. PHILCO: Resume of Sheldon Isaacson
2. PHILCO: Letters and Info. from the Dept of the Army
3. PHILCO: Nakhon Phanom Source Handbook (NPSH), Calendar of Events
4. PHILCO: NPSH, Provincial Handbook Preface
5. PHILCO: NPSH, Consulting Agreement
6. PHILCO: NPSH, Agenda for Meeting
7. PHILCO: NPSH, Travel and Business Expenses
8. PHILCO: NPSH, Organization of Personnel and Project
9. PHILCO: NPSH, KL's Notes
10. PHILCO: NPSH, Weekly Status Report
11. PHILCO: NPSH, General Responses
12. PHILCO: NPSH, Responses to Vol I, General
13. PHILCO: NPSH, Responses to Vol I, Gosling
14. PHILCO: NPSH, Responses to Vol I, Individual Replies
15. PHILCO: NPSH, Responses to Vol II
16. PHILCO: NPSH, Responses to Vol III
17. PHILCO: NPSH, Responses to Vol IV (General)
18. PHILCO: NPSH, Responses to Vol IV
19. PHILCO: NPSH, General Correspondence, July-Dec 1966
20. PHILCO: NPSH, General Correspondence, Jan 1967
21. PHILCO: NPSH, General Correspondence, Feb-Mar, 1967
22. PHILCO: NPSH, General Correspondence, Mar 15-June 1967
23. PHILCO: NPSH, General Correspondence, July 1967-Jan 1968
24. "Problems in Diplomacy," 1963
25. Shanghai Communique-15th Anniv.(Pres. Nixon's remarks)
26. Society for International Development, 1964
27. Special Operations Research Office, General Introduction
28. Special Operations Research Office, Appeals Rating Form
29. Special Operations Research Office, Psychological Warfare Tasks
Southeast Asia Development Advisory Group (SEADAG)
30. Sukarno, Pres. of Indonesia, Visit to U.S., May-June 1956
31. US Foreign Policy, Third Century, 1976
32. US Foreign Policy, Third Century, 1976
33. USAF Special Warfare Center, 1963
34-6. US Department of State - General, 1945-73
Box III A 4 SEADAG Membership Corres, Papers (1966-69)
1. 1966 Plenary Session
2. SEADAG Directory 1968-69
3. Chairman’s Reports (1971-72)
4. Political Succession as A Development Problem in Southeast Asia—John H. Badgley
5. Political Implications of Economic Change—John T. Bennett
6. Regions of Regionalism—Bernard K. Gordon
7. Hoabinhian: A Pebble-tool Complex with Early Plant Associations in Southeast Asia—Chester Gorman
8. Megalopolis or Tyrannopolis in Southeast Asia?—Donald W. Fryer
9. Problems of Regional Integration in Southeast Asia—Donald W. Fryer
10. Correspondence with Joel Halpern About Research Grant, 1972
11. Indigenous Assets for Use in Developing Thailand—Jane R. Hanks
12. Getting Ready for Political Competition in South Vietnam—Samuel P. Huntington
13. To Tame a River, Aug ’68
14. Concepts for a Pa Meng Agency—Boonrod Benson, May ‘69
15. The Mekong Development Project: Impact on Internal Politics and International Relations—Louis A. Cohen
16. Notes on Pa Mong Project—Harold J. Coolidge
17. Experience with Power Demand: Growth Estimates in East Asia—Leon W. Damours
18. Fisheries: Aspects of the Pa Mong Project
19. Comments on Ingersoll: Human Dimensions of Mekong River Basin Development—Thomas M. Fraser, Jr.
20. Comments on Pa Mong Project—Stage One Interim Report—Thomas M. Fraser Jr.
21. Social Aspects of Fishing in the Mekong Basin of Thailand and Laos
22. Ecological Study of the Mekong Valley, Jan ‘67
23. Bibliography of Miscellaneous Research Materials Pertaining to Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and the Mekong River—Joel M. Halpern and James A. Hafner
24. Nam Pong as an Enterprise—L.M. Hanks
25. Human Dimensions of Mekong River Basin Development—Jasper Ingersoll
26. Jasper Ingersoll’s Nam Pong Project Study—Wilhelm Solheim II
27. “Pa Mong Project” Oct 31-Nov 1, 1968
28. Theories of Administration and Political Development and Rural Institutions in India & Pakistan—A.T.R. Rahman
29. The Asian Rimland a “Region” for Containing China—Bruce M. Russett, Dec. ‘66
30. Homogenous Regions, Dec. ’66—Bruce M. Russett
31. Role of Parliament in the Indian Political System—L.M. Singhri
32. Conflict in Laos: The Village Point of View—Thomas M. Stanton
33. The Primate City and Urbanization in Southeast Asia: A Preliminary Speculation—Edward L. Ullman
34. “U.S. Aid in Public Admin.” Background Paper, Jan ‘66
35. Rural Development in Thailand: Research Strategies—David Wilson and Gayl D. Ness
Box III A 5 SEADAG Papers 1971-76
1. Policy Sciences and a General Theory of Political Change—Braibanti, Ralph
2. A Policy Approach to the Study of Political Development and Change—Brewer, Garry
3. Cultural, Environmental and Socioeconomic Factors in Food Use: The Sansai Case—Calavan, Michael
4. Rural Development and Development Administration in Malaysia—Chee, Stephen
5. The “Planned Birth” Program of the People’s Republic of China, with a Brief Analysis of its Transferability—Pi-Chao Chen
6. Comparing Administrative “Reality Worlds:” A Preliminary Report of the Administration of Rice Production Project—Gable, Richard W. and Fred J. Springer
7. Between War and Peace: A Profile of Migrants to Saigon—Goodman, Allan E. and Lawrence M. Franks
8. Nutrition and Some Related Diseases of Public Health Importance in the Lower Mekong Basin: A Review—Harinasuta, Chamlong, Richard A. Grossman and Barbara Underwood
9. The Distribution of Gains from Foreign Direct Investment in Minereal Development—Hughes, Helen
10. Resettlement and Settlement: An Annotated Bibliography—Jasper Ingersoll, Jabbra and Lenkerd
11. Lasswell, Harold D.
12. Agricultural Diversification and Devel: The Philipine Viewpoint—Lawas, Jose M.
13. Legal Aspects of Implementing a Total National Population Program—Lee, Luke T.
14. Communication for Development Administration in Southeast Asia—Lerner, Daniel
15. Nutrition, Health Status and the Impact of Development in the Lower Mekong Basin—Migasena, Panata
16. Behavorial Dimensions of Technological Change—Montg
