United States
Department of
Agriculture
Forest Service
Pacific
Northwest
Region
-04-95
Selected References
Concerning the
USDA Forest Service:
Social, Political, and Historical
Sources of Information
SELECTED REFERENCES CONCERNING
THE USDA FOREST SERVICE
Compiled By
Gerald W. Williams, Ph.D.
Sociologist and Social Historian
Pacific Northwest Region
P.O. Box 3623
Portland, Oregon 97208
and
Grey Towers National Historical Landmark
P.O. Box 188
Milford, Pennsylvania 18337
Revised
April 10, 1995
SELECTED REFERENCES CONCERNING
THE USDA FOREST SERVICE
PREFACE
The following is a listing of selected references concerning the Forest Service policy and changes to the
agency over time. Also included are numerous references on special topics, related State and Federal land
management agencies, federal forest employment programs, and portions of the private sector. This list uses
an earlier American Sociological Association reference style, which includes full title and subtitle without
abbreviations. Complete names of the author(s) are listed, as known. The Forest History Society in Durham,
NC, has a constantly updated electronic bibliography which is available for searching of subjects and authors.
In addition, there are several bibliographic sources on North American forestry, four specifically oriented to
the Forest Service. The reader may wish to consult the noteworthy encyclopedia of forest history which
contains brief entries regarding most aspects of forest and conservation history and includes biographies.
Davis, Richard C.
1977 North American Forest History': A Guide to Archives and Manuscripts in the United States and
Canada. Santa Barbara, CA: ABC-Clio Press and The Forest History Society, Inc.
Davis, Richard C. (ed.)
1983 Encyclopedia of American Forest and Conservation History'. Two volumes. New York, NY:
Macmillan Publishing Company.
Dodds, Gordon B.
1971
'Conservation and Reclamation in the Trans-Mississippi West: A Critical Bibliography.'Arizona
and the West, Vol. 13 (Summer): 143-71.
Etulain, Richard W. (ed.)
1994 The American West in the Twentieth Century: A Bibliography. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press.
Fahi, Ronald J.
1977 North American Forest and Conservation History: A Bibliography. Santa Barbara, CA: Forest
History Society and the ABC-Clio Press.
Jaehn, Thomas (compiler)
1990 'The Environment in the Twentieth-Century American West: A Bibliography.' Occasional Papers #2. Albuquerque, NM: University of New Mexico, Center for the American West.
Munns, Edward N.
1940 A Selected Bibliography of North American Forestry. Two Volumes. USDA Miscellaneous
Publication No. 364. Washington, DC: U.S.G.P.O.
Neiderheiser, Clodaugh M.
1956
Forest History Sources of the United States and Canada: A Compilation of the Manuscript
Sources of Forestry, Forest Industry, and Conservation History. Saint Paul, MN: Forest History
Foundation, Inc.
Ogden, Gerald R.
1976
The United States Forest Service: A Historical Bibliography, 1876-1972. Davis, CA: University
of California, Agricultural History Center.
Steen, Judith A.
1973 A Guide to Unpublished Sources for a History of the United States Forest Service. Santa Cruz,
CA: Forest History Society, Inc.
West, Terry and Dana E. Supernowicz
1993
'Forest Service Centennial Bibliography, 1891-1991.' Pamphlet dated January 1993. Washington, DC: USDA Forest Service, History Unit.
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INTRODUCTION
This book is the fourth edition of a listing of references concerning the USDA Forest Service and related
federal and state land management agencies. In addition, a subsection at the end concerns the private
forestry sector. The listed references deal with historical and contemporary sources that have particular
relevance to Forest Service policy (past, present, and future). The list was selected by the compiler and
reflects his concern for general Forest Service (FS) policy, social and political issues facing the agency,
federal forestry work programs, and history of federal agencies and subunits (especially the FS regions and
national forests). Particular emphasis is given to historical sources to give the reader the opportunity to delve
into the background of controversies and solutions that still face the agency today. The selected listing of
references is divided into four different sections or topical areas, followed by an index of authors.
ORGANIZATION OF THE BOOK
The FIRST SECTION is concerned with the Forest Service at the national level and has two subsections. A
general organization subsection deals with overall purposes of the national forests, as well as Forest
Service policy, perspectives, history, reorganization attempts, agency transfer proposals, differences between other federal land management agencies, and leadership, especially Gifford Pinchot. A special topics
subsection deals with diverse topics such as the WW I Forestry Regiments, aerial forest fire detection
patrols after WW I, fires and lookouts, smokejumpers, range and grazing, forest homesteads, land frauds,
recreation use, public involvement, sociology and economics, community stability, women and minorities
working for the agency, clearcutting, below cost timber sales, sustained-yield forestry, wilderness/RARE &
RARE II, spotted owl controversy, 'new forestry,' new perspectives,' and ecosystem management.
The SECOND SECTION of this selected reference list concerns the Forest Service Regions: Northern Region
(R-1), Rocky Mountain Region (R-2), Southwest Region (R-3), Intermountain Region (R-4), Pacific Southwest
Region (R-5), Pacific Northwest Region (R-6), Southern Region (R-8), Eastern Region (R-9), and Alaska
Region (R-1 0). Also contains references to the Forest and Range Experiment Stations and the Forest
Products Laboratory (Madison, WI).
The THIRD SECTION refers to the national forest and ranger district level of the agency.
The FOURTH SECTION handles the forestry references that are related to, but not dependent on, the Forest
Service. This related forestry topics section is separated into three different subtopics. One subtopic con-
cerns other federal land management agencies (Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service,
Corps of Engineers, new National Biological Survey, and Bureau of Reclamation). Another subtopic deals
with the various federal employment programs that are or were designed to put people, especially youth,
to work in the forests of America: The federal forest work program in all parts of the country. These work
programs, heavily influenced by the Civilian Conservation Corps era (1933-1942), are or were active from just
before the Great Depression to the present. This subsection contains federal, state, local, and private forest
references to the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), Comprehensive Employment Training Act (CETA),
Conscientious Objectors (CO), volunteer Forest Reserves and Aircraft Warning Service (AWS) in WW II, Jobs
Corps, National Youth Administration (NYA), Volunteers in the National Forests, Works Progress Administration (WPA), Young Adult Conservation Corps (YACC), and Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) programs. The
last subtopic concerns references regarding the state forestry/parks and the private forestry sector.
The FIFTH SECTION is an index of the names of the authors of the numerous books and articles. The
present word processing system does not allow each reference to have a unique number, thus attempting
to index by subject was very difficult and was not attempted. Hopefully this will be resolved in a new edition.
4
PERIODICALS
There are a number of references to periodicals such as The Forester, Forest,y and Irrigation, Conservation,
American Foresti',', American Forests and Forest Life, and American Forests. These monthly journals are all
publications of the American Forestry Association (AFA), although the names of the periodicals are different,
the volumes are consecutively numbered. The first official AFA journal in 1898 was called The Forester. This
derived from a name and ownership change of an earlier periodical entitled the New Jersey Forester which
was printed from 1895 to 1897 by John Gifford of Princeton, N.J. The names and dates of these various AFA
forestry journals and volumes are as follows:
New Jersey Forester
The Forester
Forestry and Irrigation
Conservation
American Forestry
American Forests and Forest Life
American Forests
1895-1897
1898-1901
1902-1908
1908-1909
191 0-1 923
1924-1930
1931-present
Volumes 1 to 3
Volumes 4 to 7
Volumes 8 to 14
Volumes 14 to 15
Volumes 16 to 29
Volumes 30 to 36
Volumes 37 to present
The name of the official publication for the Forest History Society has changed over the years. It was first called
the Forest History Newsletter in volume 1 (1957-1958), Forest History for volumes 2 through 17 (1958-1974),
Journal of Forest History (1974-1989), and finally the current title Forest & Conservation History (1990 to
present).
Other titles, such as the Forest Club Annual Cruise (Oregon State Universfty) and The Ames Forester
(University of Iowa), refer to publications of the various schools of forestry around the nation. In the early years,
these many of these annuals contained short articles about the forestry profession. Those that are relevant
are cited herein. By the 1940's and 1950's, the professional forestry articles gradually disappeared from the
annuals, as they became more like college yearbooks geared for the forestry department students and staff.
Reference to Timberlines in the following list refers to the annual publication of the Thirty Year Club (retirees
from Region Six), while mention of Six Twenty-Six refers to the Forest Service newsletter published from
1916-1942 by the information office of the Pacific Northwest Region in Portland. This title's name was changed
to the R-6 Administrative Digest in 1942, then to the name N. W. Forest Service News from 1952-1968, then
the name R-6 Greensheet between 1968-1973, and finally shortened to the present Greensheet beginning in
1973. A companion periodical, entitled The Ranger (basically a summary of the Six Twenty-Six newsletters),
was published once a year from 1923-1934 and was intended for retirees and former Forest Service employees of the Pacific Northwest Region.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
SECTION ONE: USDA FOREST SERVICE - NATIONAL LEVEL
9
The Forest Service Organization and Perspective
11
Forest Service - Special Topics
33
SECTION TWO: USDA FOREST SERVICE - REGIONAL LEVEL
103
SECTION THREE: USDA FOREST SERVICE - NATIONAL FOREST LEVEL
151
SECTION FOUR: RELATED FORESTRY TOPICS
201
Bureau of Land Management (BLM), National Park Service (NPS),
and Related Federal Agencies
203
The Federal Forest Work Programs
250
State Forestry/Parks and Private Forestry
270
305
SECTION FIVE: AUTHOR INDEX
7
SECTION ONE:
USDA FOREST SERVICE
NATIONAL LEVEL
9
Allen, Edward Tyson
1905
'The Application and Possibilities of the Federal Forest Reserve Policy.' Pp. 41-52 in Proceedings of the Society of American Foresters. Washington, DC: Society of American Foresters.
1930
'Lest We Forget: A Tribute to the National Forest Pathfinders.' American Forests and Forest Life,
Vol. 36, #7 (July): 393-395.
Allison, Rachel
1993
'Administration Policies and Old-Growth: An Interview with Assistant Secretary of Agriculture
James R. Lyons.' Journal of Forestty, Vol. 91, #12 (Dec): 20-23.
Aiston, Richard M.
1983
The Individual vs. the Public Interest: Political Ideology and National Forest Policy. Boulder, CO:
Westview Press.
American Forestty
1913a
'Sixteen Years After [the Founding of the FS].' American Forestry, Vol. 19, #1 (Jan): 18-21.
191 3b
'The Forest Service in 1913 and 1914.' American Forestr,', Vol. 19, #1 (Jan): 22-30.
American Forests
1934
'Nation-Wide Opposition to Forest Service Transfer.' American Forests, Vol. 40, #12 (Dec): 584.
1939
'Transfer of Forest Service not Contemplated: President Roosevelt so Asserts in Letter to
Senator Pittman of Nevada.' American Forests, Vol. 45, #7 (July): 360.
1940
'Agriculture Retains the Forest Service: Reorganization Plans for Present Session of Congress
Leave Forestry Agency Untouched.' American Forests, Vol. 46, #5 (May): 209.
1945
'Fortieth Anniversary is Observed by the U.S. Forest Service.' American Forests, Vol. 51, #3
(Mar): 128.
American Forests and Forest Life
1929a 'The President and the Public Lands.' American Forests and Forest Life, Vol. 35, #10 (Oct):
645-646.
1 929b
'Transfer of Forest Service to Department of Interior Proposed.' American Forests and Forest
Life, Vol. 35, #10 (Oct): 656.
1 930a
'What Price Ability [25th Anniversary of the FS].' American Forests and Forest Life, Vol. 36, #7
(July): 434.
1 930b
'The Shield and the Tree: Origin of the Emblem which has been the Symbol of the Forest Service
for Twenty-Five Years.' American Forests and Forest Life, Vol. 36, #7 (July): 392.
Ammons, E. M.
1910
'Forest Reservations.' Published in U.S. Senate Document 650, 61st Congress. Washington,
DC: U.S.G.P.O.
Arrandale, Tom
1983
The Battle for Natural Resources. Washington, DC: Congressional Quarterly, Inc.
Baden, John A.
1990
'Sylvan Socialism: The U.S. Forest Service.' Chronic/es, (Aug): 23-26.
Barnes, Will Croft
1908
'The U.S. Forest Service.' Out West, Vol. 29, #2 (Aug): 88-1 09.
1927
'The Forest Service.' The Ames Forester, Vol. 15: 24-30.
Barney, Daniel R.
1972
The Last Stand: The Nader Study Group Report on the U.S. Forest Seivice. Washington, DC:
Center for the Study of Responsive Law.
Bergoffen, William W.
1976
100 Years of Federal Forestry. USDA Forest Service, Agriculture Information Bulletin 402. Washington, DC: U.S.G.P.O.
Blumenthal, Les
1991
'What's Growing in National Forests? Change!' Journal of Forestry, Vol. 89, #5 (May): 20-22.
11
Boerker, Richard H. Douai
1919
Our National Forests: A Short Popular Account of the Work of the United States Forest Service
on the National Forests. New York, NY: Macmillan Co.
Boerner-Ein, Deborah
1991
'Exploring the Treasure: How Much do You Know About These Vital Lands that Belong to All
of Us? You May Well be Amazed to Discover What Awaits You There.' American Forests, Vol.
97, #5/6 (May/June): 2A-14A.
Bolinger, Don M.
1991
'For the People and By the People: Establishment of Our National Forests.' Tree Talk, Vol. 13
(Summer): 14-16.
Bowers, Edward A.
1904
'The Future of Federal Forest Reservations.' Forestry and Irrigation, Vol. 10, #3 (Mar): 131-135.
Briegleb, Philip A.
1965
'In His Memory [Gifford Pinchot].' Journal of Forestry, Vol. 63, #8 (Aug): 603-607.
Bright, Chris
1992
'Who's Running America's [National] Forests? A Wake-up Call for All Citizens.' Wildlife Conservation, Vol. 95, #2 (May-June): 62-67.
Brookings, W. DuBois
1930
'A 200 Million Acre Land Problem.' Nation's Business, Vol. 18, #2: 58, 154, 156.
Brothers, W. Robert 'Bobcat'
1984
'Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About the US Forest Service - But Were Afraid to Ask.'
Earth First!, Vol. 4, #8 (Aug 1): 11-13.
Buford, Robert F. and R. Max Peterson
1985
'The Great Land Swap.' American Forests, Vol. 91, #9 (Sept): 10, 59-61. Also see the John
Melcher article in the same issue.
Butler, Ovid McOuat
1933
'Forest Situation Exposed: Exhaustive [Copeland] Report by Forest Service to Congress....'
American Forests, Vol. 39, #5 (May): 204-206, 236.
CaIdwell, Lynton Keith and Kristin Shrader-Frechette
1993
Policy for Land: Law and Ethics. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, Inc.
Caldwell, Lynton Keith; Charles F. Wilkinson; and Margaret A. Shannon
1994
'Making Ecosystem Policy: Three Decades of Change.' Journal of Forestry, Vol. 82, #4 (Apr):
7-10. FS policy since 1950s.
California Constructive League
1903
'Stand by Gifford Pinchot.' Out West, Vol. 19, #4 (Oct): 450-452.
Cameron, Jenks
1928
The Development of Governmental Forest Control in the United States. Baltimore, MD: The Johns
Hopkins University Press. Reprinted in 1972 by the Da Capo Press.
Carhart, Arthur Hawthorne
ci 925
'The U.S.F.S. and Western Fiction: To Write of the West Since 1905, Ignoring the Forest Service
as a Factor, is to Invite Criticism on the Score of Fidelity to Fact.' The Author & Journalist: 15-17.
1955
Timber in Your Life [The Full Story of the Uses and Misuses of One of Our Most Crucial Natural
Resources]. Philadelphia, PA: J.B. Lippincott Company.
Carlson, Martha
1986
'Private Land - Public Forest: The Story of the Weeks Act.' Forest Notes (Summer): 3-9.
Cecil, Kirk Parkhurst
1967
'Some Early Day Forest Service History.' Timberlines, Vol. 19 (June): 55-58.
12
Centu,y Magazine
1889
'How to Preserve the Forests.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 38 (June): 31 2-31 3.
1890
'Forestry in America.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 41 (Nov): 148-150.
1893
'A Memorable Advance in Forest-Preservation.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 45 (Apr): 950-952.
1 894a
'The Army and the Forest Reserves.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 47 (Jan): 471-472.
1 894b
'Congress and the Forestry Question.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 49 (Nov): 150-151.
1 895a
'A Plan to Save the Forest: Forest Preservation by Military Control.' The Century Magazine, Vol.
49 (Feb.): 626-634.
1895b
'The Need of a National Forest Commission.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 49 (Feb.): 634-635.
1896
'A Model Forestry Commission.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 52 (May): 312-313.
1897a
'The Fight for the Forest Reserves.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 54, #1 (May): 151-152. Re:
National Forestry Commission.
1 897b
'The Forest Commission's Great Public Service.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 54, #4 (Aug):
633-634.
1900
1904
1908
'A Great Reform Accomplished.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 59, #4 (Feb): 480-481.
'The Next Steps in Forestry Reform.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 69, #2 (Dec): 315-316,
'New Hope for the Forests: Encouraging Responses from Governors to the Proposal of a
Conference.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 75, #4 (Feb): 634-638.
'Patriotism that Counts: The Successful Conference at the White House on the Conservation
of Our Natural Resources.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 76, #3 (July): 474-476.
1913
'A Wrong Application of State Rights: The Danger of Losing Much that has been Gained by
Conservation.' The Century Magazine, Vol. 85, #6 (Apr): 954-955.
Chapman, Herman Haupt
1913
'Shall the National Forests be Turned Over to the States?' American Forestry, Vol. 19, #2 (Feb):
1908
1934
77-87.
'The Threatened Transfer of the Forest Service to the Department of Interior.' Journal of Forestry,
Vol. 32, #9 (Dec): 927-929.
'Case Against the Ickes Bill Restated [Change the Department of Interior to the Department of
Conservation and Works].' Journal of Forestry, Vol. 33, #10 (Oct): 834-842.
1 937a
A Policy to Coordinate National Parks and National Forests.' Reprint of an article published on
June 1, 1917. New York, NY: Society of American Foresters.
1 937b
'Reorganization and the Forest Service.' Journal of Forestry, Vol. 35, #5 (May): 427-434.
Clapp, Earle Hart
1 968a
'Ramifications of Reorganization: The Land, the Sea, and the Air.' American Forests, Vol. 74, #9
(Sept): 16-19, 44-47.
1 968b
'Ramifications of Reorganization: The Land, the Sea, and the Air. Part II.' American Forests, Vol.
74, #10 (Oct): 24-27, 56, 58-60.
Many
Personal Papers. Washington, DC: National Archives.
Clawson, Marion
1951
Uncle Sam's Acres. New York, NY: Dodd, Mead & Co.
1975
Forests for Whom and for What? Washington, DC: Resources for the Future.
1976
'The National Forests.' Science, February 20: 762-767.
Clepper, Henry E.
1955
'The Ten Most Important Events in American Forestry.' American Forests, Vol. 61, #10 (Oct):
52-53, 100, 102-103.
1961
'Chiefs of the Forest Service.' Journal of Forestry, Vol. 59, #11 (Nov): 795-803.
1965
'Gifford Pinchot and the SAF.' Journal of Forestry, Vol. 63, #8 (Aug): 590-592.
1 968a
'The First White House Conference on Natural Resources [May 13-15, 1908].' American Forests,
Vol. 74, #5 (May): 28-31, 50-51.
1 968b
'The Forest Service Backlashed.' Forest History, Vol. 11, #4 (Jan): 6-15.
1935
13
Clepper, Henry E. (continued)
1971
Professional Forestiy in the United States. Baltimore, MD: Resources for the Future, Inc. and The
Johns Hopkins University Press.
1982
'A Momentous Gathering: The First American Forestry Congress.' American Forests, Vol. 88,
#10 (Oct): 27-29.
Clepper, Henry E. with Elwood R. Maunder (interviewer)
1975
Oral history. Santa Cruz, CA: Forest History Society.
Cleveland, Grover
1904
'A Word for Forestry.' The Centu,y Magazine, Vol. 68, #2 (June): 308.
Cliff, Edward P.
1963
'Forestry in the Years Ahead.' Journal of Forestiy, Vol. 61, #4 (Apr): 259-62.
Many
Personal Papers. Logan, UT: Utah State University.
Many
Personal Papers (1936-1972). Laramie, WY: University of Wyoming.
Cliff, Edward P. with Ronald B. Hartzer (interviewer)
1981
'Half a Century in Forest Conservation: A Biography and Oral History of Edward P. Cliff.'
Bloomington, IN: David A. Clary Consulting.
Collingwood, G. H.
1949
'Conservation and the Hoover Report: An Analysis of Proposals to Consolidate Forest and
Range Management in the Department of Agriculture.' American Forests, Vol. 55, #4 (Apr):
12-13, 45-46.
Commissioner of the General Land Office
1899
'Government Forests and Their Preservation.' The Forester, Vol. 5, #4 (Apr): 76-79.
Convery, Frank J. and Jean E. Davis (eds.)
1977
Centers of Influence and U.S. Forest Policy. Durham, NC: Duke University, School of Forestry
and Environmental Studies.
Coyle, David C.
1940
Our Forests. Washington, DC: National Home Library Foundation.
Crafts, Edward C.
1971
'The President's Reorganization Proposals and the Forest Service.' Journal of Forestiy, Vol. 69,
#4 (Apr): 21 0-211.
Crafts, Edward C. with Amelia R. Fry (interviewer)
1975
Congress and the Forest Service, 1950-1962. Berkeley, CA: University of California, Bancroft
Library, Regional Oral History Office.
Crafts, Edward C. with Susan R. Schrepfer (interviewer)
1972
'Congressional Liaison in the Forest Service.' Forest Histoiy, Vol. 16, #3 (Oct): 12-17.
Craig, James B.
1955
What's on the Horizon? As the Forest Service Moves from a Custodial to a Land-Manager
Status on its Lands, it Faces the Greatest Challenge in its 50-year History - How to Intensively
Manage More than 180 Million Acres of Forested Area. American Forests, Vol. 61, #3 (Mar):
24-27, 91.
Crowell Jr., John B.
1981
'Managing Our National Forests." Paper printed in Tacoma, WA: American Plywood Association.
1983
'The Road Ahead.' Speech presented on May 12, 1983, at the Northwest Pine Association
meeting in Bend, OR.
Czolgosz, Leon
1985
'The Great IFS-BLM] Exchange.' Earth First!, Vol. 5, #4 (Mar 20): 19.
Dana, Samuel Trask
1956
Forest and Range Policy - Its Development in the United States. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill.
1965
'Gifford Pinchot - Forester.' Journal of Forestr,', Vol. 63, #8 (Aug): 603-607.
14
Dana, Samuel Trask and Sally K. Fairfax
1980
Forest and Range Policy: Its Development in the United States. Second edition of the Dana 1956
book. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill.
Dana, Samuel Trask with Elwood R. Maunder and Amelia R. Fry (interviewers)
1960-4 Oral history. Santa Cruz, CA: Forest History Society.
Davis, Norah Deakin
'Fighting for the National Forests: AFA [American Forestry Association] was There at Their Birth,
1991 a
Nutured Them for 100 Years, and Plans to Continue to Stand Fast as Their Champion. Less
Clear is the Association's Relationship with the Forest Service.' American Forests, Vol. 97, #5/6
(May/June): 25-27, 60-61.
1991 b
'International Forestry: The Forest Service's Fourth Leg.' American Forests, Vol. 97, #7/8
(July/Aug): 17-20.
Dawson, Hazel (compiler)
1971
Gifford Pinchot: A Bio-Bibliography. Washington, DC: USD1 Office of Library Sciences.
Deacon, Robert T. and M. Bruce Johnson
1985
Forestlands: Public and Private. San Francisco, CA: Pacific Institute for Public Policy Research.
DeBoer, S. R.
1922
'Against Transfer: Forest Service Should Remain Where It Is.' Parks and Recreation, Vol. 5, #3
(Jan/Feb): 227-230.
Demmon, Elwood L with Elwood R. Maunder (interviewer)
1959
Oral history. Santa Cruz, CA: Forest History Society.
de Steiguer, J. E.
1994
'Can Forestry Provide The Greatest Good of the Greatest Number [re: Pinchot and Benthamj?'
Journal of Forestr,', Vol. 92, #9 (Sept): 22-25.
Dobra, John L. and George A. Unimchuck
1981-2 'Property Rights, Legal Efficiency and the Political Economy of the Sagebrush Rebellion.'
Nevada Review of Business and Economics, Winter: 2-12.
Donahue, Bill
1994
'Jack Ward Thomas: Tough New Top Forester - So Far He is Taking on Harrowing Professional
and Personal Challenges in Typical Fashion - Head-on, with Dignity.'American Forests, Vol. 100,
#7/8 (July/Aug): 13-16.
Dowdle, Barney
1983
'The Case for Privatizing Government Owned Timberlands.' Pp. 71-83 in Phillip N. Truluck (ed.)
Private Rights & Public Lands. Washington, DC: The Heritage Foundation.
1984
'The Case for Selling Federal Timberlands.' Pp. 21-46 in Adrien E. Gamache (ed.) Selling the
Federal Forests. Seattle, WA: University of Washington, College of Forest Resources.
Drake, George L.
1955
'U.S. Forest Service, 1905-1955: An Industry Viewpoint.' Journal of Forestty, Vol. 53, #2 (Feb):
116-120.
Egelston, Nathaniel H.
1884
Report on Forestry. Vol. IV. Washington, DC: U.S.G.P.O. See the Franklin Hough listings for Vol.
I-Ill.
Elwes, H. T.
1890
'The Condition and Future of American Forests.' Garden and Forest, a Journal of Horticulture,
Landscape Art and Forestry, Vol. 3 (Oct. 8): 493-494.
1897
'The New Forest Reserves.' Garden and Forest, a Journal of Horticulture, Landscape Art and
Forestry, Vol. 10, #475 (Mar 31): 129.
Fernow, Bernhard Eduard
1889
Need of a Forest Administration for the United States
Publishing & Printing Co.
15
Reprint. Salem, MA: Salem Press
Fernow, Bernhard Eduard (continued)
1891
'Practicability of an American Forest Administration." American Economic Association Publications: 1891: 1-16.
1 897a
"Reasons for the Establishment of Forest Reserves.' The Forester, Vol. 3, #5 (May): 67-68.
1 897b
'The Forest Reservation Policy." Science, Vol. 5 (Mar 26): 489-493.
1898
Report Upon the Forestiy Investigations of the United States Department of Agriculture,
1899
1877-1898. U. S. House of Representatives, 53rd Congress, 3rd Session, House Document 181.
Washington, DC: U.S.G.P.O.
Forestry in the U.S. Department of Agriculture During the Period 1877-1898. Washington, DC:
U.S.G.P.O.
Many
Personal Papers (1885-1930). Ithaca, NY: Cornell University.
Findley, Rowe
1982
'Our National Forests: Problems in Paradise." National Geographic, Vol. 162, #3 (Sept):
306-339.
Flander, Susan L.
1976
'Ecological Science and the Expansion of Our Forest Heritage.' Pp. 108-120 in America's
Renewable Resource Potential - 1975: The Turning Point. Proceeding, 1975 National Convention, Society of American Foresters, Washington, D.C. September 28-October 2. Washington,
DC: Society of American Foresters.
Forbes, Reginald D.
1965
"G.P. [Gifford Pinchot] His Public Career.' Journal of Forestry, Vol. 63, #8 (Aug): 593-595.
Forester, The
1 898a
'War on the Forest Reservations." The Forester, Vol. 4, #6 (June): 117-121.
1898b "The Forest Reserves." The Forester, Vol. 4, #12 (Dec): 235-236.
1898c "The General Land Office." The Forester, Vol. 4, #12 (Dec): 237-238.
1 898d
"Protecting the Reserves." The Forester, Vol. 4, #12 (Dec): 236-237.
1 899a
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Alston, Richard M. and David C. Iverson
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1911 a
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1911 b
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191 3a
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19, #8 (Aug): 561 -562.
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1 913c
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1914
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1915
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1917a 'Water Power on National Forests.' American Forestry, Vol. 23, #1 (Jan): 384.
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191 7b
1917c 'Forest Regiment Off for France.' American Forestry, Vol. 23, #7 (July): 396-397.
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191 7e
'Women Help to Fight Forest Fires.' American Forestry, Vol. 23, #11 (Nov): 674.
191 7f
1918a 'Biggest Regiment Becomes Bigger.' American Forestry, Vol. 24, #1 (Jan): 13-15.
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191 8b
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1918c
'How the Forest Service Helps in War.' American Forestry, Vol. 24, #11 (Nov): 695.
1918d
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191 8e
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1918f
191 9a
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191 9b
Vol. 25, #6 (June): 1111. WW I - 20th Engineers.
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191 9c
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191 9d
1919e 'Carrier Pigeons Aid Foresters.' American Forestry, Vol. 25, #11 (Nov): 1504.
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191 9g
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1920
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1921
'Dismemberment of the Forest Service Unlikely.' American Forestry, Vol. 29, #2 (Feb): 114.
1 923a
1923b 'Air Service Aids Fight Against Blister Rust.' American Forestry, Vol. 29, #12 (Dec): 763.
American Forestry Association
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126
1 934b
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34
American Forests (continued)
1942a
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1 942b
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1942c
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1942d
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1942e
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1 942f
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1943
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1955a
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1955d
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1956
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1966
A Study of the Operation of the Lakeview Federal Sustained Yield Unit: Fremont National Forest,
Region Six, Oregon, 1950-1965. Report. Lakeview, OR: USDA Forest Service, Fremont National
Forest.
Utley, John T.
1979
Periodic Reanalysis: Flagstaff Federal Sustained Yield Unit. Report. Flagstaff, AZ: USDA Forest
Service, Coconino National Forest.
Vara, Jon
1982
"Vermont's National Forest is More Than Trees." Vermont Life, Vol. 36, #4 (Summer): 19. Green
Mountan and Green Lakes NFs.
Veenker, Maft
1984
'Blockaders Roughed Up in Middle Santiam." Earth First!, Vol. 4, #8 (Aug 1): 1. Willamette NF.
Viquesney, J. A.
1912
'National Forest Reserve in West Virginia." American Forestry, Vol. 18, #12 (Dec): 803-805.
Monongahela NE.
Vora, Robin S.
1993
"Moquah Barrens: Pine Barrens Restoration Experiment Initiated in Chequamegon National
Forest.' Restoration & Management Notes, Vol. 11, #1 (Summer): 39-44.
Waggener, Thomas and Laura Ceperly
1978
Grays Harbor Federal Sustained Yield Unit: Ten Years Review, 1967-1977. Report to the USDA
Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station. Seattle, WA: University
of Washington, College of Forest Resources. Olympic NF.
Waha, Alpheus Oliver "A. 0."
1 935a
"From Oregon's Jungfrau: Forest Officers Aided by Radio, Challenge Mount Hood's Sulphurous
Gasses in Heroic Rescue Attempt." American Forests, Vol. 41, #3 (Mar): 120-121, 150. Mt. Hood
NE.
1935b
'Mount Hood Devours...Sulphurous Gasses of Mountain Crater Challenged in Heroic Rescue
Attempt.' Oregon Motorist, Vol. 15, #2 (Apr): 8-9. Mt. Hood NE.
1954
"The Reminiscence of a Student Assistant." Timberlines, Vol. 8 (June): 27-33. Mt. Hood NF.
1955
"Early Day Reminiscences." Timberlines, Vol. 9 (May): 9-14. Mt. Hood NF.
Wales, H. Basil
1949
"Evolution of Management on Chippewa." Pp. 311-319 in Trees: The Yearbook of Agriculture.
Washington, DC: U.S.G.P.O. Chippewa NF.
Walker, Audrey
1985
"Joseph Canyon's Hereafter.' Earth First!, Vol. 5, #4 (Mar 20): 16-17. Wallowa-Whitman NF.
Walker, David D.
1962
'Through Rose Colored Glasses.' Timberlines, Vol. 14 (June): 81-89. Mt. Hood NF.
Walker, Gordon Jesse
1983a 'Almost the End of an Era 'Big Red' - 1949-1 982." Timberlines, Vol. 25 (Aug): 49. Rogue River
NF.
1 983b
1983c
1990
"A Fight for Life---of a Forest." Timberlines, Vol. 25 (Aug): 50-59. Rogue River NE.
"The Way I Knew Han, Seeley." Timberlines, Vol. 25 (Aug): 83-85. Rogue River NF.
Six Years With a Government Mule. Klamath Falls, OR: Graphic Press. Rogue River NE.
196
Walker, Laurence C. and Bobby Johnson (collaborator)
1 982a
"Don Young: First Ranger on Davy Crockett National Forest." Texas Forestiy, Vol. 23 (May): 6,
8-11.
1982b
"Young Continues Oral History." Texas Forestry, Vol. 23 (June): 7-11. Davy Crockett NF.
Wallace, David Rains
1992
"The Kiamath Surprise: Forestry Meets Biodiversity on the West Coast." Wilderness, Vol. 56,
#199 (Winter): 10-21, 31-33. Siskiyou and Kiamath NFs.
Wallace, James N.
1949
"Mount Hood...A Year-Round Playground." American Forests, Vol. 55, #5 (May): 14-15, 26. Mt.
Hood NF.
Wanderaas, David and John Mattson
1993
"The Third Forest Reserve, the First National Refuge." History Line, (Spring): 42-44. Afognak
Forest and Fish Culture Reserve, now part of the Chugach NF.
Warth, John F.
1959
"In the Balance: Washington's Alpine Lakes." National Parks Magazine, Vol. 33, #146 (Nov): 1,
15. Wenatchee NF.
Washington Wool Grower's Association
1902
Livestock on the Mount Rainier Forest Reserve in the State of Washington. Dated September
12th. North Yakima, WA: Washington Wool Grower's Association. Gifford Pinchot, Mt. BakerSnoqualmie, and Wenatchee NFs.
Watkins, T. H.
1990
"The Laughing Prophet [Lou Gold] of Bald Mountain." Orion Nature Quarterly, Vol. 9, #1 (Winter):
16-19. Siskiyou NF.
Wehmeyer, Fred
1961
"My First Job." Timberlines, Vol. 15 (June): 28-29. Wenatchee NF.
Weigle, William Grant
1955
"William G. Weigle's Early Experiences." Timberlines, Vol. 9 (May): 58-68. Siskiyou NF, Region
1, and Region 10.
Weitzman, Sidney
1977
"Lessons from the Monongahela [NF] Experience." Manuscript dated December 1977. Washington, DC: USDA Forest Service.?
Welty, Eva
1951
"Harvey Welty." The Siuslaw Pioneer, (August): 23-24. Siuslaw NF.
Wenger, Karl F.
1994
"Planning and the Public: The George Washington National Forest." Journal of Forestry, Vol. 92,
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Wheeler, Miss and Allen G. Gibbs (editor)
1980-1
"Lady in the Wilderness." Okanogan County Heritage, Vol. 19, #1 (Winter): 18-22. Okanogan NE.
White, Harry M.
1957
"He Was My Friend [C. J. Buck]." Timberlines, Vol. 11 (May): 1-3.
1958
"He Taught Me Many Things: A Tribute to Shirley Buck." Timberlines, Vol. 12 (June): 63-64.
Gifford Pinchot NF and RO.
1971
"Sasquatch, Alias Mt. St. Helens Area." Timberlines, Vol. 20 (June): 53-55. Giffcrd Pinchot NF.
1983
"Memoirs." Timberlines, Vol. 25 (Aug): 121 -1 29. Gifford Pinchot and Wenatchee NFs.
1985
"Bigfoot Skeptic." Timberlines, Vol. 26 (Aug): 15. Gifford Pinchot NF.
White, Victor H. (ed.)
1972
The Story of Lige Coalman. Sandy, OR: St. Paul's Press. Lookout on Mt. Hood, Mt. Hood NF.
197
Whiteman, Luther
1916
"Tales of the National Forests: 'The California [Mendocino] '.' Pacific Outdoors, Vol. 1, #9 (Sept):
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c1916 "Tales of the National Forests: 'The Angeles'." Pacific Outdoors, Vol. -, # (
Whitham, J. C.
ci 38 Land Use Administrative Problems on the Ga/latin National Forest. Bozeman, MT: USDA Forest
Service, Gallatin National Forest.
Whitmore, Leonard
1981
"Tale of a Lost Mine on Mt. Hebo." Timberlines, Vol. 24 (June): 77-78. Siuslaw NF.
Wilkinson, Charles F.
1991
"The Founding of the First National Forest: The Headwaters of the Conservation Movement.'
Western Wildlands, Vol. 17, #2 (Summer): 29-33. Yellowstone Timberland Reserve in 1891 now
the Shoshone NF.
Williams, Gerald W.
1 982a
"Cy Bingham - Early Forest Ranger." This Month on the Ump qua, Vol. 17, #3 (Mar): 1-2. Umpqua
NE.
"George A. Bonebreak - Deputy Forest Supervisor." This Month on the Ump qua, Vol. 17, #5
(May): 1. Umpqua NF.
"John C. Kuhns, Assistant Forest Ranger: 1911 Work Diary and Photographs." Publication
R-6-Umpqua-003-1 982. Roseburg, OR: Umpqua National Forest.
1 982b
1982c
Williams, Ted
"Taking Back the Range." Audubon, Vol. 95, #1 (Jan/Feb): 28-33. Toiyabe NE.
NWar on the West: The Non-Recovery of Gila Trout." Trout, Vol. 36, #1 (Winter): 16-21, 36-37.
Gila and Toiyabe NFs.
Williamson, Lonnie
1986
"Don't Tamper with the Tongass." Outdoor Life, Vol. 178, #6 (Dec): 22, 24. Tongass NF.
1994
"And Justice For All: Is it Unconstitutional for the Federal Government to Own Land? The Answer
is Tied to the Outcome of a Lawsuit that has Ranchers and Government Officials Battling it Out
in Court." Outdoor Life, June: 34-35. Toiyabe NF.
Wilson, David W. and James M. Guldin
1991
"The Ouachita National Forest Story--New Forestry, Southern Style." Pp. 6-12 in Proceedings of
the Sixth Biennial Southern Silvicultural Research Conference, Memphis, Tennessee, October
30-November 1, 1990. GTR-SE-70. Asheville, NC: USDA Forest Service, Southeastern Forest
Experiment Station.
Wilson, James
1903
"The Proposed Southern Appalachian Forest Reserve." Forestry and Irrigation, Vol. 9, #7 (July):
332-334.
Wilson, Laurence P.
1974
"Man's Activities in Watershed Areas - A Need for Planning." Environmental Law, Vol. 4, #2
(Winter): 229-250. Bull Run on Mt. Hood NE.
Wisdom, Michael
1992
"The Starkey Project: New Technologies Chase Old Questions About Deer and Elk Management." Western Wildiands, Vol. 18, #1 (Spring): 32-38. Wallowa-Whitman NF.
Wolf, Tom
1990
"The Los Utes Case: Forestry Seeks Its Soul. Frank Talk About a Bungled Timber Sale Stirs up
Ghosts of Pinchot and Leopold and Poses Haunting Questions About Environmental Ethics."
American Forests, Vol. 96, #11/12 (Nov/Dec): 28-32, 66-68.
1993
1995
198
Wolf, Tom (continued)
1991
"Fritz Vs. the Feds: Some Say it's No Contest: This Tenacious Tree Hugger Seems to Overcome
Even When He Loses a Battle in the Bitter Civil War Being Fought Over a Woodpecker in the
Texas Piney Woods." American Forests, Vol. 97, #11/12 (Nov/Dec): 52-53, 65-67.
Wolff, Meyer H.
1941
"The Bob Marshall Wilderness Area." The Living Wilderness, (July): 5-6. Flathead NF and Lewis
and Clark NF.
Wolke, Howie
1986
"Road Frenzy Continues: Conservationists Suffer Stunning Forest Road Defeat." Earth First!, Vol.
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Woodcock, Nina
1977
"September 1951 - The Forks Fire." Timberlines, Vol. 22 (July): 101 -1 04. Olympic NF.
Woolsey Jr., Theodore S.
1920
"Early Arizona Problems." Journal of Forestty, Vol. 18, #2 (Feb): 135-142. Coconino NF.
Worf, William A.; Robert H. Cron; Sherwood C. Trotter; Otis L. Copeland; S. Blair Hutchison; and Charles W.
Wellner
1970
Management Practices on the Bitterroot National Forest: A Task Force Analysis May 1969- April
1970. Missoula, MT: USDA Forest Service, Region 1.
Worthington, Richard E.
1985
"The 'Truman' Tree." Timberlines, Vol. 26 (Aug): 15. Umpqua NF.
Wright, D. B.
1971
The Wild River Wilderness. Littleton, NH: Courier Printing Co. White Mountain NE.
Wright Jr., Herbert E.
1974
"The Boundary Waters [Canoe Area]: Wilderness at Stake." The Living Wilderness, Vol. 38, #125
(Spring): 21-33. Superior NF.
Wright, Perry J.
1944
"The Story of the Injury and Death of William D. ('Bill') Bradley as Told by Perry J. Wright in His
Own Words (No Editing)." Manuscript dated March 1944. Roseburg, OR: Urnpqua National
Forest Archives.
Wylie, Clifford W.
1957
"Observations Concerning the Lakeview Federal Sustained Yield Unit and Similar Areas." Journal of Forestiy, Vol. 55, #9 (Sept): 651 -655. Fremont NF.
Yarnell, Ira T.
1927
"White Mountain National Forest." New Hampshire Forests, Vol. 4 (Sept): 1-2.
Yeon, John B.
1936
"The Issue of the Olympics." American Forests, Vol. 42, #6 (June): 255-257, 291-292. Olympic
NF.
Young, Carl
1904
Field Diary for July 1 to October 15, 1904. MS #109. Eugene, OR: Lane County Museum.
Umpqua NF.
1971
"Field Notes: 1904 July 1 to October 15." Lane County Historian, Vol. 16, #4 Mnter): 64-74.
Umpqua NF.
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SECTION FOUR:
RELATED FORESTRY TOPICS
201
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT (BLM), NATIONAL PARK SERVICE (NPS),
AND RELATED FEDERAL AGENCIES
Abbott, Carl
1979
"The Active Force: Enos A Mills and the National Park Movement." Colorado Magazine, Vol. 56
(Winter/Spring): 56-73.
Achterman, Gail L.
1986
"Forest Planning on the 0 & C Lands." Speech presented at the 0 & C County Commissioners
Meeting December 5, 1986. Portland, OR: USD1 Bureau of Land Management.
Adams, Ansel
1950
"The Meaning of the National Parks." The Living Wilderness, Vol. 15, #34 (Autumn): 1-6.
Adams, R.
1916
"Public-Range Lands--A New Policy Needed." American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 22: 324-351.
Agee, James K.
1980
"Issues and Impacts of Redwood National Park Expansion." Environmental Management, Vol. 4,
#5: 407-423.
Alaska Geographic
1993
"Arctic National Wildlife Refuge." Alaska Geographic, Vol. 20: 1-95.
Albright, Horace M.
1945
"Making the [National] Parks Known to the People." The Living Wilderness, Vol. 10, #14 & 15
(Dec): 5-9.
1979
"Horace Albright Remembers...The Birth of the Park Service." National Parks and Conservation
Magazine, Vol. 53, #5 (May): 19-21.
Albright, Horace M. with Robert Cahn (interviewer)
1985
The Birth of the National Park Service: The Founding Years, 19 13-33. Salt Lake City, UT: Howe
Brothers.
1986
"Building the Ranger Mystique." National Parks, Vol. 60, #1/2 (Jan/Feb): 19-25.
Aibright, Horace M. and Newton B. Drury with Amelia A. Fry (interviewer)
1962
Comments on Conservation, 1900-1960. Oral histories, Berkeley, CA: University of California,
Bancroft Library, Regional Oral History Office.
Albright, Horace M. and Marian Aibright Schenck
1986
"The Coolidges in Wonderland: First Family Frolicked, Fished, and Marveled in Yellowstone
[1927]." American West, Vol. 23 (July/Aug): 20-27.
1990
The Mather Mountain Party 011915 [in the Sierra Nevada]. Three Rivers, CA: Sequoia Natural
History Association.
Allen, Duward L.
1990
"Social Morality and Resource Use." The George Wright Forum, Vol. 6, #4:16-35.
Alexander, Thomas G.
1977
A Clash of Interests: Interior Department and Mountain West 1863-96. Provo, UT: Brigham Young
University Press.
Ambler, Chase P. (compiler)
1901
The Appalachian National Park. Fourth edition. Asheville, NC: Appalachian National Park.
Ambler, Marjane
1990
Breaking the Iron Bonds: Indian Control of Energy Development. Lawrence, KS: University of
Kansas Press.
Applegate, Cathy
1990
"The Wild Horse and Burro Program [BLM]." Women in Natural Resources, Vol. 12, #2 (Dec):
8-9.
203
Archibald, Roger
"Home Range: Remembering Don Mackey. How One Smokejumper Deals With the Loss of a
1995
Friend in the [Storm King] Firestorm.' American Forests, Vol. 101, #1/2 (Jan/Feb): 20-21. See
companion piece by Bill Donahue and Joan DeClaire. BLM.
Arnold, B. B.
1967
"A Ninety-Seven Year History of Fishery Activities in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming."
Yellowstone, WY: Yellowstone Park Library.
Arnold, Joseph L.
The Evolution of the 1936 Flood Control Act. Fort Belvoir, VA: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
1988
Office of History.
Arnold, Ron
1982
At the Eye of the Storm: James Watt and the Environmentalists. Chicago, IL: Regnery Gateway.
August Jr., Jack L.
1989
'Carl Hayden, Arizona, and the Politics of Water Development in the Southwest, 1923-1928."
Pacific Historical Review, Vol. 58 (May): 195-216.
Ayres, H. B.
1892
'Our Land Office System.' Garden and Forest, a Journal of Horticulture, Landscape Art and
Forestry, Vol. 5, #230 (July 20): 345.
Babbitt, Bruce
'The Triumph of the Blind Texas Salamander and Other Tales from the Endangered Species
1994
Act.' E: The Environmental Magazine, Vol. 5, #2 (Mar/Apr): 54-55.
Bachman, W. A.
"Interior's Policy Decisions Tilted Toward Environment.' Oil and Gas Journal, Vol. 76: 33-38.
1978
Baden, John
'Destroying the Environment: Government Mismanagement of Our Natural Resources." NCPA
1986
Policy Report #124. October, 1986. Dallas, TX: National Center for Policy Analysis.
Baker, James
'The Frustration of [BLM's] FLPMA: Nonfeasance at Work on Public Lands." Wilderness, Vol. 47,
1983
#163 (Winter): 12-15, 22-24.
'Winning [and Losing] the West: The Perplexing Saga of the Bureau of Land Management's
1984
Wilderness Review." Sierra Club Bulletin, Vol. 69, #3 (May/June): 56-60.
Bancroft, Larry, et al.
1983
"Evolution of the Natural Fire Management Program at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National
Parks.' Pp. 174-180 in Dale T. Taylor, Frenchie Malotte, and Douglas Erskine (eds.) Symposium
and Workshop on Wilderness Fire: Missoula, Montana, November 15-18, 1983. General Technical Report 182. Ogden, UT: USDA Forest Service, Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment
Station.
Barbee, Robert D.
1990
'Replies from the Fire Gods.' American Forests, Vol. 96, #3/4 (Mar/Apr): 34-35. Yellowstone NP.
Bargielski, Monica M.
1990
'Archaeologists in BLM Are Also Multiple Use Managers." Women in Natural Resources, Vol. 11,
#4 (June): 42-46.
Barry, Donald J.
'Amending the Endangered Species Act, The Ransom of Red Chief, and Other Related Topics."
1991
Environmental Law, Vol. 21, #3: 587-604.
Bartlett, Richard A.
1974
Nature's Yellowstone. Albuquerque, NM: University of New Mexico Press.
'The Concessionaires of Yellowstone National Park: Genesis of a Policy, 1882-1 892." Pacific
1983
Northwest Quarterly, Vol. 74, #1 (Jan): 116-123.
Yellowstone: A Wilderness Besieged. Tempe, AZ: University of Arizona Press.
1985
204
Baster, Christian 0.
1965
The 0 & C Lands. Washington, DC: USD1 Bureau of Land Management.
Batchelor, Nora
1903
"Crater lake National Park." Over/and, Vol. 41 (May): 334-338.
Batie, Sandra S.
1985
"Soil Conservation in the 1 980s: A Historical Perspective." Agricultural Histoi'y, Vol. 59 (Apr):
107-123.
Bauer, Erwin A.
1989
"What Went Wrong in Yellowstone Park." American West, Vol. 26 (Feb): 28-35.
Bayard, Charles J.
1979
The Development of the Public Land Policy, 1783-1820. New York: Arno Press.
Bean, Michael
1977
The Evolution of National Wildlife Law. Report to the Council on Environmental Quality. Washington, DC: U.S.G.P.O.
Bearss, Edwin C.
1987
"The National Park Service and Its History Program: 1864-1986 - An Overview." The Public
Historian, Vol. 9 (Spring): 10-18.
Beasley Jr., Conger; C. W. Buchholtz; Paul Schullery; and Stephen Trimble
1984
The Sierra Club Guides to the National Parks of the Rocky Mountains and the Great Plains. New
York City, NY: Stewart, Tabori & Chang, Inc. distributed by Random House.
Bell, Sheri D.
1990
"Working the Net Benefits [BLMJ Fisheries." Women in Natural Resources, Vol. 11, #4 (June):
50-51.
Bement, Robert E.
1993
"Colorado Rangelands: A Land Manager's Historical Perspective." Rangelands, Vol. 15 (Oct):
208-210.
Bennett, Ira E.
1907
"Reclamation Service - Men and Problems." Pacific Monthly, Vol. 18, #4 (Oct): 415-426.
Beres, Nancy; Mitzi Chandler; and Russell Dalton (eds.)
1988
Island of Rivers: An Anthology Celebrating 50 Years of Olympic National Park. Seattle, WA: Pacific
Northwest National Parks & Forests Association.
Berkman, Richard L. and W. Kip Viscusi
1973
Ralph Nader's Study Group Report on the Bureau of Reclamation: Damming the West. New York,
NY: Grossman Publishers.
Biddulph, Stephen G.
1989
"Yellowstone Passage." Idaho Yesterdays, Vol. 32 (Winter): 11-24.
Bien, Moms H.
1906
"Land and Legal Matters of the Reclamation Service." Pacific Monthly, Vol. 16, #3 (Sept):
367-369.
Bingaman, John W.
1961
"Guardians of the Yosemite [NP]: A Story of the First Rangers." Pamphlet. Palm Desert, CA: The
Desert Magazine for the Author.
Bishop, Norman A.
1989
"Yellowstone Wolves." Pp. 50-54 in Issues and Technology in the Management of Impacted
Wildlife: Proceedings of a National Symposium, Glenwood Springs, Colorado, Februa,y 6-8,
1989. Boulder, CO: Thorne Ecological Institute.
Blanchard, C. J.
1906
"Empire Building." Pacific Monthly, Vol. 16, #3 (Sept): 372-375.
1908
"Ready for Home-Makers: 100,000 Acres: New Government Irrigation Projects in the Northwest."
Pacific Monthly, Vol. 19, #5 (May): 583-596.
1909a "National Irrigation in the Pacific Northwest." Pacific Monthly, Vol. 21, #5 (May): 51 3-523.
205
Blanchard, C. J. (continued)
1909b
"Uncle Sam, Real Estate Agent." Pacific Monthly, Vol. 22, #4 (Oct): 365-380.
Blodgett, Peter J.
1 990a
"Striking a Balance: Managing Concessions in the National Parks, 1916-33." Forest & Conservation History, Vol. 34, #2 (Apr): 60-68.
1 990b
"Visiting 'The Realm of Wonder': Yosemite and the Business of Tourism, 1855-1916." California
History, Vol. 69 (Summer): 118-133.
Blount, Robert S.
1993
Spirits of Turpentine: A History of Florida Naval Stores, 1528 to 1950. Tallahassee, FL: Florida
Agricultural Museum.
Bolgiano, Chris
1989
"Yellowstone and the Let-Burn Policy: The Fires that Hopscotched Across Half the Park Last
Summer Also Fueled a Debate that May Change the Way We Manage Our Wildlands." American
Forests, Vol. 95, #1/2 (Jan/Feb): 21-25, 74-78.
Bonnicksen, Thomas M.
1989
"Nature vs. Man(agement): 'Fire' is Not a Management Value." Journal of Forestry, Vol. 87, #12
(Dec): 41-43. Yellowstone fires of 1988.
Booth, Lisa J.
1988
"Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: A Crown Jewel in Jeopardy." The Public Land Law Review, Vol.
9:105-126.
Borman, Michael M. and Douglas E. Johnson
1990
"Evolution of Grazing and Land Tenure Policies on Public Lands." Rangelands, Vol. 12 (Aug):
203-206.
Boucher, Norman
1991
"Smart as Gods: Can We Put the Everglades Back Together Again?" Wilderness, Vol. 55, #195
(Winter): 10-21.
Bowermaster, Jon
1993
"Is Carol Browner in Over Her Head? As the EPA's New Chief, Carol Browner Faces the Daunting
Challenge of Leading the Much-Criticized Agency into a New Era. Washington Insiders are
Wondering if She's up to the Task." Audubon, Vol. 95, #5 (Sept-Oct): 59-61, 63.
Bowers, Martha H. and Hans Messig
1982
History of Central Nevada: An Overview of the Battle Mountain District. Cultural Resources
Monograph No. 4. Reno, NV: USDI-BLM, Nevada State Office.
Bowman, Sally-Jo
1991
"Expert Witness: As Director of the National Fish and Wildlife [Service] Forensics Laboratory in
Ashland, Oregon, Ken Goddard is Taking a Bite Out of Crime." Pacific Northwest, Vol. 25, #7
(July): 24-25.
Box, Thadis W.
1977
"The Past, Present, and Future of Grazing on Public Lands." Rangeman's Journal, Vol. 4 (Dec):
167-1 69. BLM.
Brant, Irving with Harold K Steen and Alice E. Ingerson (editors)
1988
"Adventures in Conservation: Putting It Up to FDR." Journal of Forest History, Vol. 32, #1 (Jan):
22-31.
Brayton, D. Scott
1989
"The 'Other' Wilderness: BLM Wildlands are Different - Starker, Dryer, Closer to People than
Traditional Wildernesses. But that Diversity is Needed to Round Out the National System."
American Forests, Vol. 95, #7/8 (July/Aug): 42-44.
Brink, Wellington
1951
Big Hugh [Bennett]: The Father of Soil Conservation. New York City, NY: The Macmillian Company. USDA Soil Conservation Service.
206
Bromley, John C.
1990
"A Proud Legacy: Water and W. D. Farr." Colorado Heritage, #2: 2-13.
Brooks, Asa
1983
Following Napi [Glacier NP Through the Eyes of a Ranger-Naturalist]. Casper, WY: Mountain
States Lithographing Company.
Brown, Sharon A.
1983
"Administrative Histories in the National Park Service." OAH [Organization of American Historians] Newsletter, Vol. 11 (Nov): 26.
Brubaker, Sterling (ed.)
1984
Rethinking the Federal Lands. Washington, DC: Resources for the Future.
Bryant, Harold C. and Newton Bishop Drury with Amelia R. Fry (interviewer)
1964
The Naturalist Program in the National Park Service. Oral history. Berkeley, CA: University of
California, Bancroft Library, Regional Oral History Office.
Buck, Bill
1989
"A Yellowstone Critique: Something Did Go Wrong." Journal of Forestry, Vol. 87, #12 (Dec):
38-40.
Buck, Clarence John "C. J."
1964
"Public Land Laws." Vernal Taylor (ed.) Timberlines, Vol. 18 (June): 57-67.
Buckholtz, C. W.
1976
Man In Glacier [NP]. West Glacier, MT: Glacier Natural History Association.
1983
Rocky Mountain National Park: A Histoiy. Boulder, CO: Colorado Associated University Press.
1985
"The Diary of Albert 'Death on the Trail' Reynolds, Glacier National Park, 191 2-1 913." Montana:
The Magazine of Western History, Vol. 35 (Winter): 48-59.
Bullard, Oral
1968
Crisis on the Columbia [River]. Portland, OR: The Touchstone Press. Corps of Engineers.
Buono, Frank
1994
"The Wilderness Act of 1964: Its Relationship to the NPS Organic Act." George Wright Forum,
Vol. 11, #1: 48-53.
Bureau of Governmental Research and Service
1981
The O&C Lands. Two volumes. Eugene, OR: University of Oregon, Bureau of Governmental
Research and Service in cooperation with The Association of O&C Counties. BLM timber lands
in Western Oregon.
Burt, Nathaniel
1983
Jackson Hole Journal. Norman, OK: University of Oklahoma Press.
Burton, Lloyd
1991
American Indian Water Rights and the Limits of the Law. Lawrence, KS: University Press of
Kansas.
Burton, Phillip
1983
"Clear and Present Danger: Assaults from Within and Without [National Park Service]." Wilderness, Vol. 46, #160 (Spring): 20-24.
Butcher, Devereux
1947
"Hold the Olympic Park Intact." National Parks Magazine, Vol. 21, #90 (July/Sept): 3-4.
1953
"There's Hope on the Olympic Front." National Parks Magazine, Vol. 27, #115 (Oct/Dec): 147.
1954
"Mount Rainier - A Resort." National Parks Magazine, Vol. 28, #117 (Apr/June): 64-66.
1955
"Mount Rainier - Saved?" National Parks Magazine, Vol. 29, #121 (Apr/June): 51-54, 86.
Butler, Ovid McOuat
1936
"Oregon Checkmate: How the Federal Government is Blocking the Conservation of the Nation's
Greatest Remaining Forest." American Forests, Vol. 42, #4 (Apr): 156-162, 196-197. BLM timber
lands in Western Oregon.
207
Cahn, Robert
1985
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Anderson, Rolfe E.; Boyd L. Rasmussen; and Verne V. Church
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"New Worlds to Conquer.. .C.C.C. Roads in Oregon Open Up Entrancing Recreation Areas.
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SECTION FIVE:
AUTHOR INDEX
305
AAA
Ammons, E. M. - 11.
Amundson, C. J. - 270.
Andersen, Dennis A. - 270.
Anderson, Chris - 106.
Anderson Jr., Gordon B. - 270.
Anderson, H. Michael - 35, 36, 99, 106, 131, 154.
Anderson, Hal E. - 106.
Anderson, Janet Z. -270.
Anderson, Mark - 63.
Anderson, Rolfe E. - 154, 251.
Anderson, E. William - 117.
And rews, Barbara 1. - 51.
Andrews, Horace 'Hoss' Justin - 106, 300.
Andrews, Paul W. - 112.
Andrews, Ralph W. - 270.
Apache News - 154.
Apgar, William Burnet - 36.
Aplet, Gregory - 106.
Apple, Daina Dravnieks - 19, 33, 36, 49, 61, 67,
100, 106, 114, 120, 224, 228, 235.
Applegate, Cathy - 203.
Appleton, Elaine - 233.
Archibald, Roger - 204.
Armstrong, Chester H. - 270.
Armstrong, Frank Harris - 251.
Armstrong, Ward S. - 270.
Arnold, B. B. - 204.
Arnold, Harold H. 'Hap' - 36.
Arnold, Joseph L. - 204.
Arnold, Oren - 154.
Arnold, R. Keith - 90.
Arnold, Ron - 36, 90, 204.
Arnson, Arnold - 154.
Arnst, Albert - 106, 154, 270.
Arrandale, Tom - 11.
Arvola, T. F. - 271.
Ash, Brittain 'Brit' H. - 109.
Ashe, W. W. - 106, 107.
Asmus, George - 36.
Aston, E. R. - 106.
Astroth, Kirk A. -106.
Atkin, David - 36, 154.
Atkins, Carolyn P. - 36.
Atkinson, W. A. - 142.
Atkinson, William - 36, 106.
Atwater, Montgomery M. - 36.
Atwood, Kay - 158, 193.
August Jr., Jack L. - 204.
Austin, Gladys - 107.
Austin, Judith - 251.
Australopithecus - 147.
Abate, Tom - 105.
Abbott, Carl - 203.
Abbott, H. D. - 250.
Acevedo, Jesus - 250.
Achterman, Gail L - 203, 270.
Adams, Ansel - 203.
Adams, Bristow - 33.
Adams, Darius M. - 33, 105, 270, 283.
Adams, David - 68.
Adams, James B. - 33.
Adams, Kramer A. - 270.
Adams, R. - 203.
Adolphson, Ray - 250.
Aerial Age Weekly - 105.
AFSEEE - 153.
Agee, James K - 105, 203, 279.
Ahern, George P. - 33.
Ahlgren, Carol - 250.
Alaska Geographic - 203.
Albercht, Carl - 153.
Albert, Frank A. - 153.
Albright, Horace Marden - 33, 203.
Alexander, Thomas G. - 105, 203.
Alexander, Thomas W. - 250.
Alford, Eddie - 153.
Alig, Ralph J. - 270.
Alleger, C. N. - 250.
Allen, Alice Benson - 270.
Allen, Durward L- 33, 203.
Allen, Edward Tyson - 11, 105.
Allen, Gerald M. - 33.
Allen, Larry S. - 153.
Allen, Shirley W. - 33, 105.
Allen, William R. - 33.
Allen-Diaz, Barbara - 33.
Alley, Tom - 192.
AIIm, Craig Willard - 33.
Alliston, Rachel - 11.
Alston, Richard M. - 11, 33, 34, 62> 85.
Ambacher, Alan H. - 105.
Ambler, Chase P. - 203.
Ambler, Marjane - 203.
American Forestry - 5, 11, 34, 105, 153.
American Forestry Association - 34.
American Forests - 5, 11, 34-35, 153, 250-251.
American Forests & Forest Life - 5, 11, 35,
106, 153-154.
Ames, Fred Eligah - 106.
Ames Forester, The - 5, 35.
307
Ayres, Ed - 271.
Ayres, H. B. - 107, 154.
Ayres, Robert W. - 107, 204, 251.
Barnett, Steele - 37.
Barol, Bill - 271.
Barr, George - 156.
Barrett, Louis A. - 155.
Barrows, J. S. - 107.
Barry, Donald J. - 204.
Bartlett, Richard A. - 204-205.
Bartlett, Robert V. - 271.
Bartrum, Smith C. - 155.
Bartuska, Ann M. - 38.
Baser, Nort - 237.
Basler, Christian 0. - 205.
Bass, Sharon M. W. - 155.
Bass, Thomas A. - 252.
Bassett, Ray E. - 38.
Bassett, Richard L - 125.
Bassman, John H. - 110, 274.
Batchelor, Nora - 205.
Bates, Sarah F. - 21, 38.
Batie, Sandra S. - 205.
Baucus, Max - 38.
Bauer, Don - 155.
Bauer, Erwin A. - 205.
Bauer, Paula - 20.
Baum, Willa K - 215.
Baumback, Rex - 38.
Baumgartner, David M. - 68.
Baxter, W. G. - 155.
Bayard, Charles J. - 205.
Beal, J. A. - 38.
Beale, Galen - 271.
Beals, Herbert K. - 155.
Beaman, D. C. - 38.
Bean, Michael J. - 38, 205.
Bearss, Edwin C. - 205.
Beasley Jr., Conger - 155, 205.
Beasley, Lamar - 38.
Beasley, Val R. - 112.
Beattie, Jeanne K. - 38.
Beck, Barb - 38.
Becker, Bob - 271.
Beckham, Dow - 271.
Beckham, Stephen Dow - 271.
Beckstrom, Paul - 271.
Beckwitt, Steve - 38.
Bedunah, Don - 107.
Beeson, Simeon A. - 155.
Begalka, Walt - 176.
Behan, Richard W. - 38-39, 155, 157.
Behre, C. Edward - 107.
Beita, Frank - 156.
BBB
Babbitt, Bruce - 204.
Bach, Melva May - 154.
Bachman, Earl E. - 107.
Bachman, W. A. - 204.
Backes, David James - 107, 154.
Bade, William Frederic - 107.
Baden, John A. - 11, 36, 204.
Bahls, Jane Easter - 36.
Bahre, Conrad J. - 271.
Bailey, Dan W. - 36.
Bailey, Lawrence D. Bob' - 154.
Bailey, Reed W. - 251.
Baird, Dennis - 154.
Baird, Lynn - 154.
Bajema, Carl Jay - 271.
Baker, Frederick S. - 36.
Baker, Gail C. - 107, 155.
Baker, James - 204.
Baker, Richard A. - 36.
Baker, Robert D. - 107, 289.
Baker, Suzanne - 298.
Baidridge, Kenneth W. - 251.
Baldwin, Catherine A. - 271.
Baldwin, Donald Nicholas - 37, 107.
Baldwin, Henry Ives - 271.
Baldwin, Rebecca T. - 226.
Ball, Donald R. - 107.
Ball, Larry D. - 204, 271.
Balmer, Donald G. - 37, 155.
Baltic, Tony J. - 37.
Bancroft, Larry - 204.
Bannister, Ross - 155.
Barbano, Fran - 155.
Barbee, Robert D. - 204.
Barber, John C. - 107.
Barber, John H. - 155.
Barber, Klaus H. - 37.
Barber, Lawrence - 252.
Bargielski, Monica M. - 204.
Ban, Judi - 271.
Barillas, William - 271.
Barlow, Thomas J. - 37.
Barnes, Will Croft - 11, 37.
Barney, Daniel R. - 11.
Barnett, Norman - 155.
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Bell, Evelyn L. - 92, 142.
Bell, Sheri D. - 205.
Bellis, George - 156.
Bellman, Mickey - 39.
Bellomy, M. D. - 39.
Bellone, Carl J. - 39.
Bembry, Lawrence - 39.
Bement, Robert E. - 205.
Benedict, Fred - 252.
Benedict, Warren V. - 39.
Bengeyfield, Peter - 107.
Bengston, David N. - 39, 63.
Bennett, A. L. - 271.
Bennett, D. D. - 187.
Bennett, Ira E. - 205.
Bennett, Stan - 156.
Benson, Barbara E. - 272.
Benson, Jane Reed - 156.
Bentley, John - 156.
Benyus, Janine M. - 39.
Beres, Nancy - 205.
Berg, Dean -91.
Berg, Neil H. - 108.
Berg, Norman A. - 39.
Bergoffen, Gene S. - 39.
Bergoffen, William W. - 11.
Bergstrom, Dorothy - 108.
Berkman, Richard L - 205.
Bernhardt, B. E. - 156.
Berntsen, Carl M. - 156.
Berry, Fred J. - 156.
Berry, Phillip - 272.
Bertagnolli, Catherine L. - 132.
Beswick, Ralph - 166.
Bethlahmy, Nedavia - 156.
Betts, Floyd E. - 39.
Beuter, John H. - 40, 68, 156, 272, 297.
Bey, Calvin F. -86.
Bidduiph, Stephen G. - 205.
Bieg, James P. - 156.
Bien, Moms H. - 205.
Bilby, Robert E. - 272.
Bingaman, John W. - 205.
Bingham, Charles W. - 272.
Bingham, Cyrus 'Cy" James - 156.
Bingham, Gail - 40.
Bingham, Richard T. - 108.
Binkley, Clark S. - 58.
Binnevich, David - 252.
Binns, Archie - 272.
Birkeland, Torger- 272.
Bishop, Freeman C. - 252.
Bishop, L L. - 40.
Bishop, Norman A. - 205.
Biswell, Harold H. - 108.
Bjornsen, Bob - 156.
Black, Anne - 87.
Black, Rexford - 272.
Black, Vicki Allen - 156.
Black, William C. - 162.
Blackwood, Jeff D. - 40.
Blair, James P. - 115.
Blair, T. B. - 252.
Blaisdell, James P. - 40.
Blake, Grover C. - 156-1 57.
Blakley, E. R. (Jim) - 157.
Blanchard, C. J. - 205-206.
Blatner, Keith A. - 110, 274.
Blinn, Harold E. - 252.
Bliss, John C. - 272.
Blodgett, Peter J. - 206.
Blondin, A. Rennee - 108.
Blosser, Russell 0. - 108.
Blount, Robert S. - 206.
Blum, Albert A. - 272.
Blumenthal, Les - 11, 40.
Blyth, James E. - 298.
Boaz, Jacquelyn A. - 40.
Bobetz, Bradley C. - 40.
Bocking, Stephen - 40.
Bodley, R. E. - 157.
Boerker, Richard H. Douai - 12, 17, 108.
Boerner, Deborah A. - 157.
Boerner-Ein, Deborah - 12.
Bohm, Dave - 272.
Bolduan, Linda M. - 40.
Bolgiano, Christine - 40, 206.
Bolle, Arnold W. - 157.
Bolinger, Don M. - 12.
Bonebrake, George A. - 157.
Bonnicksen, Thomas M. - 206.
Bonta, Marcia M. - 272.
Booth, Douglas E. - 108.
Booth, Lisa J. - 206.
Booth, Peter MacMillan - 252.
Booth, T. William - 272.
Bone, Louis - 157.
Borman, Michael M. - 206.
Bottom, Daniel L - 81.
Boucher, Norman - 206.
Boughton, Jerry L - 40.
Boulton, Anae - 40, 108, 147.
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Brooks, David J. - 41.
Brooks, Ed - 252.
Brooks, J. F. - 109.
Brooks, Rachel R. - 145.
Brothers, R. - 109.
Brothers, W. Robert 'Bobcat' - 12.
Brouha, Paul - 41.
Browder, Gordon - 157.
Brower, David R. - 273.
Brown, Beverly A. - 158.
Brown, Carlos T. 'Tom' - 158.
Brown, Carroll E. - 158.
Brown, Craig -41.
Brown, David E. - 109.
Brown, Edgar C. - 252.
Brown, Gilbert D. - 158.
Brown, Gilbert T. 'Tom - 158.
Brown, Greg - 41.
Brown, Henry S. - 41.
Brown, J. Willcox - 273.
Brown, Leon - 252.
Brown, Lloyd Edward - 158.
Brown, Nelson C. - 252.
Brown, Percy W. - 158.
Brown, Perry J. - 50.
Brown, Sharon A. - 207.
Brown, Thomas C. - 78.
Brown, Vernon A. - 158.
Brown, Virginia M. - 158.
Brown, William S. - 158.
Browning, James A. - 41.
Brubaker, Sterling - 207.
Bruce, Donald - 72, 273.
Bruce, Robert M. - 298.
Bruce, Robin - 252.
Bruckart Sr., John 'Ray' - 158.
Bruer, David - 110.
Brundage, Frederick Herbert - 42.
Bruner, William E. - 58.
Bryan, Wilmer D. - 159.
Bryant, Harold C. - 207.
Bryden, Clifford M. - 159.
Buchheister, Carl W. - 281.
Buck, Bill - 207.
Buck, Clarence John 'C. J. - 109, 159, 207.
Buck, Shirley - 109.
Buckholtz, C. W. - 205, 207.
Buckley, John - 159.
Budiansky, Stephen - 42.
Budy, Jerry D. - 102.
Buford, Robert F. - 12.
Boutton, Nancy - 41, 77.
Bourassa, Connie M. - 41.
Bourgeron, P. - 115.
Bower, R. W. - 157.
Bowerman, Harold Read - 157.
Bowermaster, Jon - 206.
Bowers, Edward A. - 12.
Bowers, Martha H. - 206.
Bowes, Michael D. - 66.
Bowman, Bob - 273.
Bowman, Francis J. - 252.
Bowman, Sally-Jo - 206.
Box, Thadis W. - 206.
Boyce, C. W. - 108.
Boyce, Mark S. - 223.
Boyer, Alice M. - 41.
Boyle, Brian J. - 41.
Braasch, Gary - 122.
Bradley, Gordon Allan - 108.
Bradley, Lenore K - 273.
Brandborg, Stewart M. - 41.
Brandenburg, Jim - 55.
Brandes, Patricia Little - 273.
Brandstorm, Axel J. F. - 108, 273.
Brandner, H. Phil - 157.
Brandt, Ray - 157.
Brant, Irving - 157, 206.
Branzhaf, Bill - 73.
Braun, David W. - 296.
Brayton, D. Scott - 206.
Brenner, Jim - 273.
Brenner, Terry - 41.
Bresnick, David - 252.
Breuer, David W. - 274.
Brewer, A. Lucille - 108.
Brewster, D. A. - 108.
Briegleb, Philip A. - 108.
Briem, Alfred 'Fred' J. - 157.
Bright, Chris - 12.
Bright, George A. - 158.
Brighton, Deb - 181.
Brillhart, John H. - 252.
Brink, Wellington - 206.
Britell, J. - 108.
Bromert, Roger - 252.
Bromley, John C. - 207.
Brooke, Martha H. - 81.
Brookings, W. DuBois - 12.
Brooks, A. B. - 41.
Brooks, Asa - 207.
Brooks, Cheri - 38, 41, 109, 158.
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Bullard, Oral - 207.
Bullard, William E. - 121.
Bullis, Connie A. - 42.
Bunting, Robert Reed - 109.
Buono, Frank - 207.
Burch Jr., William R. - 288.
Burditt, Audrey Lynn - 160.
Bureau of Governmental Research and Service
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C. D. Johnson Lumber Company - 273.
Cahn, Patricia - 203.
Cahn, Robert - 203.
Caldwell, Jim - 159.
Caidwell, Lynton Keith - 12, 109, 208.
Calef, Wesley -.
California Constructive League - 12.
California History -.
Callaghan, Alfred - 253.
Callahan, John C. - 273.
Callicott, J. Baird - 42.
Cameron, David - 159.
Cameron, Jenks - 208.
Camia, Catalina - 109.
Campbell, Carlos C. - 208.
Campbell, Robert L - 43.
Caplan, Jim - 43.
Captain X - 253.
Caraman, Marya - 259.
Cardellichio, Peter A. - 58.
Carey, Alan - 208.
Carey, Sandy - 208.
Cargill, Gary E. - 43.
Carhart, Arthur H. - 12, 43, 53, 110, 208.
Carlson, Martha - 12.
Carison, Peter - 273.
Carpender, Betsy - 110.
Carpenter, Farrington R. - 43, 208.
Carpenter, Ford A. - 43.
Carpenter, Jack - 107.
Carpenter, Jot D. - 208.
Carr, Bill - 273.
Carr, Patrick - 273.
Carranco, Lynwood - 273, 274.
Carrier, Jim - 208.
Carrier, W. Dean - 43.
Carroll, A. B. 'Pete' - 253.
Carroll, Franklin 0. - 180.
Carroll, Matthew Stephen - 110, 274.
Carroll, Peter F. - 208.
Carson, Rob - 159.
Carstensen, Vernon - 208.
Carter, Nina - 208.
Cartwright, Charles W. - 43.
Cartwright, James - 253.
Casamajor, Paul - 66.
Case, Henry J. - 43.
Casey, Carrie - 43, 110.
Cate, Donald F. - 43.
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Burge, William F. - 159.
Burgess, Dorothy - 159.
Burgess, R. C. 'Bud' - 159.
Burgess, William 0. - 159.
Burk, Dale A. - 159.
Burke, Constance J. - 109.
Burke, Harry E. - 109.
Burke, MeMn H. - 109.
Burkhardt, D. C. Jesse - 273.
Burkhardt, J. Wayne - 231.
Burkman, William G. - 21, 42.
Burnett, Howard W. - 159, 162.
Burnett, Kelly M. - 138.
Burnette, Karen - 157.
Burns, Anna C. - 159, 253, 273.
Burns, Findley - 159.
Burns, James M. - 42.
Burns, John E. - 42, 159.
Burns, Robert - 159.
Burrus-Bammel, Lei Lane - 42.
Buscher, Richard F. - 92.
Burt, Larry - 107.
Burt, Nathaniel - 207.
Burt, Struthers - 42.
Burton, Lloyd - 207.
Burton, Phillip - 207.
Burzynski, Roberta M. - 109.
Bush, Bernard F. - 273.
Business Week - 253.
Butcher, Edward - 143.
Butcher, Devereux - 207.
Butcher, Russell D. - 42.
Butler, Jill - 273.
Butler, Ovid McOuat - 42, 109, 207, 253.
Butterick, P. L - 42.
Byram, George M. - 70.
Byrne, J. J. - 42.
Byrne, John P. - 253.
Byrnes, Patricia - 42, 109.
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Caflon Jr., William R. - 93, 160.
Caudell, Jim - 274.
Caufield, Catherine - 110.
Cawley, R. McGreggor - 209.
Cawrse, David C. - 160.
Cazier, Lola - 209.
Cecil, Kirk Parkhurst - 12, 129.
Century Magazine - 13, 209.
Ceperly, Laura - 196.
Cermak, Robert W. - 110, 160.
Chadwick, Bob - 110.
Chamber of Commerce of Seattle - 110.
Chambers, John W. - 43.
Chambers, Susan - 209.
Chambers, Valerie - 43.
Champlin, Peggy - 209.
Chandler, Craig C. - 160.
Chandler, Mitzi - 205.
Chaney, Michael P. - 274.
Chapline, William R. - 44, 110.
Chapman, Arthur - 44.
Chapman, Charles Sidney - 44, 274.
Chapman, Herman Haupt - 13, 44, 209, 253.
Chapman, Howard - 209.
Chapman, Jeffery L - 110.
Chapman, Lawrence Edwin - 274.
Char, C. Raymond - 274.
Chasan, Daniel Jack - 209.
Chase, Alston - 209.
Chase, Richard A. - 44.
Chatfield, Ethel D. - 160.
Chavez, Deborah J. - 51.
Chavez, Michelle - 209.
CHEC [Cascade Holistic Economic Consultants]
Staff - 110.
Chenoweth, Richard - 44.
Chips and Sawdust - 274.
Chittenden, Hiram Martin - 209.
Chrismer, Gloria Maples - 174.
Christensen, Norman L - 44.
Christian Century - 160.
Chriswell, H. C. uChrisu - 160.
Christman, Steven P. - 44.
Christy, Stephen - 190.
Church, Verne V. - 251, 253.
Churchill, Sam - 274.
Churchill, Ward - 209.
Cilbrith, Tallie - 253.
Cipalla, Rita - 44.
Cissel, John H. - 160.
Cissell, W. - 102.
Civilian Conservation Corps - 253.
Clapp, Earle Hart - 13, 44.
Clapp, Robert T. - 253.
Clapp, S. S. - 110.
Clark, Cleon L. - 109, 274.
Clark, Donald E. - 44.
Clark, Donald H. - 274.
Clark, Earl - 274.
Clark, Ella E. - 160.
Clark, Irving M. - 209.
Clark, James A. - 253.
Clark, Norman H. - 275.
Clark, Robert E. - 44.
Clark, Roger N. - 44, 110.
Clarke, Jeanne Nienaber - 210.
Clary, David A. - 45, 210.
Clawson, Marion - 13, 45, 110, 210.
Clayton, Alfred G. - 160.
Cleator, Frederick William - 111, 160, 253.
Cleator, Marse - 160.
Cleaves, David A. - 129.
Clements, Kendrick A. - 210.
Clements, William - 270.
Clephane, Thomas P. - 275.
Clepper, Henry E. - 13-14, 253, 275.
Cleveland, President Grover - 14.
Cliff, Edward Parley - 14, 45, 109, 160.
Cline, H. C. - 253.
Cline, Scott - 154.
Cloke, Milton - 160.
Clouston, John G. - 161.
Glow, Richmond L - 161.
Coates, James - 210.
Coates, Joseph F. - 22.
Coates, Kenneth S. - 210.
Coates, Peter A. - 210.
Coats, Joseph F. - 22, 72.
Coats, J. H. 'Buds - 111.
Cochran, H. Dean - 45.
Cochrane, Timothy S. - 45, 111.
Cochrell, Albert H. - 161.
Cockburn, Alexander - 111.
Cockrell, Ron - 210.
Coe, David Bartels - 111.
Coffman, Doug - 275.
Coffman, John D. - 210.
Coggins, George C. -210.
Cohen, Michael P. - 45, 210, 254.
Cohen, Stan B. - 45, 111, 218.
Cohn, Lisa - 45, 275.
Coldwell, Thomas - 111.
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Cole Jr., Olen - 254.
Coffer, A. Michael - 111.
Coffer, Carol J. Pierce - 111.
Colgan, Richard - 287.
Collette, Carlotta - 210.
Collier, John - 211.
Collier, Peter - 211.
Collier's - 254.
Collingwood, G. 1-i - 14, 254.
Collins, Chapin - 161.
Collins, Charles Martin - 161.
Collins, George L - 211, 275.
Collins, Robert F. - 161.
Colorado Heritage - 211.
Colvill, Leslie L - 161.
Colville National Forest - 161.
Coman Jr., Edwin T. - 275.
Coman, Warren E. - 211, 275.
Combes, John A. - 45.
Commissioner of the General Land Office - 14.
Company Commander - 254.
Compton, Neil - 275.
Condon, Jim - 254.
Cone, Joseph - 107.
Congleton, C. S. - 161, 254.
Congressional Digest - 45.
Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report - 111.
Congressional Research Service - 45.
Connaughton, Charles A. - 45, 111.
Connell, Myra - 45.
Connelly, William J. - 45.
Conner, Richard N. - 174.
Conners, Pamela A. - 161.
Conniff, Richard - 211.
Conover, Milton - 211.
Conrad, David E. - 111, 161.
Conservation - 5, 46.
Conservation Foundation - 46, 211.
Convery, Frank J. - 14.
Cook, C. Wayne - 46, 275.
Cook, Gregory F. - 211.
Cook, Truman B. - 211.
Cooke, Ralph F. - 161.
Corrigall, Keith - 211.
Corson, Gale C. - 243.
Cornford, Daniel A. - 275.
Cornwall, George M. - 46, 111.
Cortner, Hanna J. - 46, 86.
Cosulich, Bernice - 112.
Cotroneo, Ross R. - 275.
Cottam, Walter P. - 46.
Courtright, G. Dewey - 275.
Courtright, Rose - 275.
Cousins, Albert Howard - 112, 161.
Coventry, Kelvin Wallace - 161.
Coville, Frederick V. - 46, 112.
Cowan, Charles S. - 276.
Cowan, lan McTaggart - 46.
Cowan, James B. - 161.
Cowart, Richard H. - 211.
Cowlin, Robert - 112.
Cox, David K - 112.
Cox, Herbert J. - 211, 276.
Cox, John H. - 276.
Cox, Robert Hall - 112.
Cox, Thomas Richard - 46, 112, 276.
Cox, W. T. - 24.
Coy Jr., Fred E. - 276.
Coyle, David C. - 14.
Coyle, Kevin A. - 112.
Coyle, Leonidas - 46.
Crafts, Edward C. - 14, 46-47, 112, 212.
Craig, Ben - 276.
Craig, George A. - 47.
Craig, James B. - 14, 162.
Craine, Kimber - 212.
Craine, Martin - 276.
Cramer, Bruce - 112.
Cramer, Lori A. - 47, 64.
Crandall, Derrick A. - 47.
Crandell, Harry - 47.
Crane, Basil K - 162.
Crawford, Peggy D. - 181.
Creese, Walter I. - 212.
Creighton, Jeff - 212.
Crisler, Louis - 162, 212.
Crittenden, Bob - 162.
Crocker, Clayton S. - 47.
Croft, A. Russell - 162.
Croker Jr., Thomas Caldwell - 112, 254.
Cronemiller, Fred P. - 112, 162.
Cronemiller, Lynn F. - 276.
Cron, Robert H. - 199.
Cronk, C. P. - 162.
Cool,KL-211.
Cooley, Earl - 46.
Cooper, Arthur - 84.
Cooper, Loran J. - 161.
Copeland, Otis L - 199.
Copeland, Tom - 275.
Corday, Sheila M. - 55.
Corning, Howard McKinley - 111.
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Crosby, Bill - 47.
Crosscut - 276.
Crouse, Mike - 276.
Crow, Thomas R. - 169.
Crowell Jr., John B. - 14, 47.
Cruikshank, Margaret Andrews - 212.
Crumb, Isaac J. - 47.
Crumrin, Timothy - 277.
Cuihane, Paul J. - 47.
Cumming, William G. - 107.
Cummings, F. E. - 277.
Cummings, Hilary - 113.
Cummings, Leo K - 48.
Cunningham, Robert S. - 113, 277.
Cunningham, William - 107, 113.
C upper, Dan - 212.
Curtis, Asahel - 162, 212.
Curtis, Henry S. - 254.
Curtis, Robert 0. - 113.
Custer, Millard - 254.
Cutler, Malcolm Rupert - 48.
Czolgosz, Leon - 14.
Davis, Joseph A. - 48.
Davis, Lawrence S. - 277.
Davis, Lori - 283.
Davis, Norah Deakin - 15, 48.
Davis, Richard C. - 3.
Daw, T. E. - 254.
Dawdy, Doris Ostrander - 212.
Dawson, Hazel - 15.
Dayton, William A. - 49.
Deacon, Robert T. - 15.
Dean, William - 277.
Dearborn, Ned H. - 254.
Deardon, Philip - 86.
DeBell, DeanS. - 113.
DeBoer, S. R. - 15.
DeBonis, Jeff - 49, 212.
DeBorde, Mary - 162.
DeCamp, Alice S. - 49.
Decker, Doug - 277.
DeClaire, Joan - 49.
DeCoster, Lester A. - 277.
Deering, R. L - 254.
DeGraaf, Edward C. - 162, 254.
Deiss, D. H. - 49.
Delaini, Jack - 220.
Delaney, Anne E. - 49.
DeLong, Paul - 40.
De Lorme, Roland - 277.
Demars, Stanford E. - 212.
Dembo, Jonathan - 277.
Demmon, Elwood L - 15.
Demmons, Jack - 277.
Dennis, Nicholas - 77.
Derr, Mark - 212.
Despain, Don G. - 235.
de Steiguer, J.E. - 15.
Dethioff, Henry C. - 107.
Deutsch, Henry A. - 32.
Devall, Bill - 49, 277.
Devall, W. - 49.
Devine, Bob - 113.
Devries, Wade - 113.
Dewey, Paul - 162.
DiCerbo, Gerald C. - 254.
Dick, Everett - 212.
Dick Jr., Malcolm R. - 277.
Dickenson, Russell E. - 213.
Dickson, James G. - 49.
Dibble, George S. - 49.
Dietrich, William - 113.
Diettert, Gerald A. - 213.
DDD
Dahi, Arthur L - 48.
Dahi, Harold A. - 113, 162.
Dahi, Kathleen Alison - 212.
Dahigreen, Matt - 61.
Dames, Gladys D. - 48.
Dalton, Russell - 205.
Daly, Douglas - 113.
Damon, William - 48.
Dana, Marshall N. - 226.
Dana, Samuel Trask - 14, 15, 48, 107.
Dangler, Hugh W. - 113.
Daniel, John - 48, 113, 212.
Daniels, Mark - 212.
Daniels, Orville L - 162.
Daniels, Steven E. - 48, 84.
Darling, Donald - 174.
Darling, John H. H. - 254.
Dart, F. Sheldon - 212.
Davenport, Walter - 254.
Davies, Alfred H. - 88.
Davies, Gilbert W. - 162.
Davis, Arthur A. - 277.
Davis, Douglas F. - 48.
Davis, Gary E. - 212.
Davis, James B. - 48, 113, 148.
Davis, Jean E. - 14.
314
Different Drummer - 49.
DiGioia, Harriet - 162.
Dill, Clarence C. - 213.
Diller, J. S. - 213.
Dillon, Richard H. - 213.
Dilsaver, Lary M. - 213.
Dixon, Albert - 49.
Dixon Jr., Thomas W. - 277.
Dobra, John L. - 15.
Dobbins, Aithea - 72.
Dodds, Gordon B. - 213, 277.
Dodds, Linda - 138, 148.
Dodwell, Arthur - 113, 124, 163.
Doherty, Jim - 163, 213.
Doig, Ivan - 113-114, 277.
Dojaquez, Henry - 254.
Donahue, Bill - 15, 49.
Dong, Vincent Y. - 49.
Donnelly, E. W. - 163.
Donnelly, Michael - 163.
Donoghue, Linda R. - 49.
Donovan, Leo - 254.
Doolittle, Warren T. - 107.
Doran, Clyde W. - 163.
Dorian, Alan W. - 173.
Dosch, Arno - 114, 213.
Dose, Joseph C. - 213.
Dost, Frank N. - 302.
Douglas, William 0. - 50, 163.
Douglass, John Aubrey - 254.
Dowdle, Barney - 15.
Downie, Don - 50.
Downing, Judith L - 213.
Doyle, Larry M. - 246.
Drabelle, Dennis - 30.
Draffan, George - 166.
Drake, George L. - 15, 163.
Drake, Robert M. - 277.
Drew, Harry J. - 277.
Dreyfus, Philip Jacques - 278.
Drieslein, Rob - 255.
Drinker, Henry S. - 278.
Driver, Beverly L. - 50, 255, 260, 262.
Droze, Wilmon H. - 255.
Drury, Aubrey - 213.
Drury, Newton Bishop - 203, 207, 213, 255, 281.
Drushka, Ken - 50, 278.
Dubay, Robert W. - 255.
Dubofsky, Melvyn - 278.
duBois, Coert - 50, 114.
Dudley, Harold M. - 264.
Dudley, Susan - 278.
Dudley, William R. - 163, 213.
Duffield, John H. - 50.
Duhnkrack, Alan R. - 163.
Du Lac, Dalton - 163.
Duhse, Robert J. - 50.
Dunham, Harold Hathaway - 214.
Dunham, Wayland A. - 214.
Dunlap, Thomas R. - 163, 214, 278.
Dunn, Durwood - 214.
Dunning, Duncan - 121.
Dunning, Harrison - 278.
DuPuy, William Atherton - 247.
Durbin, Kathie - 114.
DuRethe, Jackie - 191.
Durham, Rose Marie - 163.
Durrell, Glenn R. - 255.
Dutton, C. E. - 214.
Dutton, Walt L. - 50, 114, 163.
Dwire, Kate A. - 214.
Dyer, A. Allen - 32, 64.
Dyer, Pauline A. - 163.
EEE
Eakin, Ward D. - 278.
Early, W. B. - 278.
Eastman, Albion W. - 163.
Eastman Jr., W. A. - 214.
Eatherington, Star - 262.
Ebenreck, Sara - 164.
Eckes, A. E. - 164.
Economist, The - 50.
Ederly, H. J. - 214.
Edelson, David B. - 50, 114.
Edgington, Agnes - 164.
Edgington, Clarence - 164.
Edney, Debbie - 278.
Edson, C. A. - 255.
Edward Hines Lumber Co. - 278.
Edwards, Alfred D. - 278.
Egan, Robert T. - 255.
Egan, Timothy - 50, 114, 214, 278.
Egleston, Nathaniel Hillyer - 15.
Ehrenreich, Dixie - 213.
Eighme, Lloyd E. - 164.
Eisinger, Douglas S. - 214.
Elder, Ralph - 164.
Eldredge, lnman F. - 80.
Eley, Thomas J. - 114.
Elfring, Chris - 214.
315
Everson, William - 255.
Everts, A. B. - 165.
Evison, Herbert - 255.
Ewart, R. Kirk -51.
Ewert, Alan W. - 51.
Ewing, Robert A. - 115.
EyIe, Alexandra - 279.
Eyre, F. H. - 279.
Ellefson, Paul V. - 283.
Elliott, Charles N. - 164.
Elliott, Gary E. - 214.
Elliott, Harry R. Mickey - 164.
Elliott, J. A. - 214.
Elliott Jr., Joe - 164.
Elliott, Kennell M. - 164.
Elliott, Roy A. - 164.
Elliott, S. B. - 114.
Ellis, David Maldwyn - 214.
Ellis, Donald J. - 50.
Ellis, Donald W. - 256, 279.
Ellison, John - 51.
Elway, H. Stuart -41.
Elwes, H. T. - 15.
Ely, Joseph B. - 114.
Emerson, Peter M. - 60.
Emmingham, William H. - 126.
Enarson, Elaine Pitt - 51, 164.
Eng, Anita - 57.
Engign, Edgar T. - 114.
Engineering News-Record - 114.
Engle, Ed - 51.
Englebright, Lois W. - 164.
Engles, Harold J. - 164, 165.
Engles, Ray - 165.
Epp, Todd David - 214.
Epps, Alan C. -216.
Erickson, Kenneth A. - 278.
Ermentrout, Robert Allen - 255.
Ernenwein, Richard L - 51.
Ernst, John P. - 214.
Ernst, Joseph W. - 214.
FFF
Facaros, Nickolas - 51.3
FahI, Ronald J. - 3.
Fahnestock, George R. - 51, 279.
Faiman-Silva, Sandra L. - 215.
Fairfax, Sally K - 15, 51, 211, 215.
Fairley, Lincoln - 255.
Falk, Steven B. - 214.
Farmer, Frank L - 96, 165.
Farquhar, Francis Peloubet - 215.
Farr, Henry L. - 255.
Faulkner, R. H. - 52.
Fearnow, Theodore C. - 165.
Fechner, Robert - 255-256.
Federal Employee, The - 52.
Federal Security Agency - 256.
Fedkiw, John - 52.
Fege, Anne S. - 52.
Feltz, Jo-Dene - 147.
Fenby, Edwin J. - 165.
Fendley, Kim - 96, 165.
Fenn, Homer E. - 115.
Ferguson, Denzel - 215.
Ferguson, Gary - 115.
Ferguson, Nancy - 215.
Fernow, Bernhard Eduard - 15-16, 52.
Ferrall, Eleanor - 215.
Ferrell, Jeff - 279.
Ferrell, Mallory Hope - 279.
Ferrioli, Ted - 279.
Fetters, Thomas - 279.
Ficken, Robert E. - 115, 279.
Fickes, Clyde P. - 165.
Fickle, James E. - 256, 279.
Field, Newton - 165.
Field, Donald A. - 288.
Field, Richard C. - 52.
Fiest, William C. - 117.
Fig, Don - 276.
Filloon, Ray M. - 115.
Finch, Chris - 115.
Ervin, Keith - 114.
Escher, R. F. - 165.
Espinosa, Al - 114.
Estacada Ranger District - 267.
Eswein, Ralph - 278.
Ethyl News - 51.
Etulain, Richard W. - 3.
Evans, Brock - 51, 114, 165, 279.
Evans, Gail E. H. - 215, 279.
Evans, Keith - 51.
Evans, Raymond A. - 102.
Evans, Robie Mason - 115, 255.
Evenden, James C. - 165.
Everest, F. Alton - 165.
Everett, Richard L. - 51, 115.
Evergreen - 115.
Everhart, Ronald E. - 215.
Everhart, William C. - 215.
316
Findley, Rowe - 16, 115.
Finger, John R. - 279.
Finucane, Stephanie - 166.
Fischer, Burrell C. - 166.
Fischer, Michael L - 52.
Fischman, Robert L. - 40.
Fish, Byron - 140.
Fisher, Don C. - 215.
Fisher, Jim - 115, 279.
Fisher, R. F. - 115.
Fisher, R. T. - 115.
Fishman, David J. - 166.
Fishman, Robert L - 38, 40.
Fisk, Floyd L - 166.
Fitzgerald, Harold - 252.
Fitzgerald, 0. A. - 52.
Fitzpatrick, George - 143.
Fitz-Simmons, Margaret - 281.
Flach, Victor H. - 115.
Flamm, Barry R. - 52, 68.
Flander, Susan L - 16, 52, 219.
Fleischman, William A. - 95.
Fletcher, Rick - 115, 256.
Flick, Warren A. - 272.
Flint, Doug - 256.
Flint, Howard R. - 52.
Floe, Sanford Sandy M. - 166.
Flora, Donald F. - 53, 280.
Florek, Larry - 133.
Flowers, Patrick J. - 62.
Fogey, Benjamin - 280.
Foley, Mary K - 232.
Foner, Phillip S. - 280.
Forbes, Reginald D. - 16.
Forbes, Robert H. - 53.
Force, Jo Ellen - 3, 50, 71
Ford, Richard A. - 295.
Ford, Robert J. - 280.
Foreman, Dave - 53.
Forest and Conservation Histo,y - 5.
Forest Club Annual Cruise - 5.
Forest Club Quarterly - 3, 53.
Forest Farmer - 280.
Forest History - 5.
Forest History Newsletter - 5.
Forest History Association of WI - 280.
Forest Industries - 280.
Forest Log - 53, 256, 280.
Forest Notes - 280.
Forest Perspectives - 116.
Forest Service Wives - 53.
Forest Watch - 53, 116, 166.
Foresta, Ronald A. - 215, 280.
Forester, The - 16, 53, 116, 166, 215.
Forestry and Irrigation - 3, 5, 16, 53, 116, 166.
Forestry Kaimin - 53, 116.
Forestry Quarterly - 16, 116.
Forests Today & Forever - 215.
Forrester, Steve - 53.
Forsling, Clarence - 53.
Foss, Phillip Oliver - 215.
Foss, Tim - 54.
Foster, Charles H. W. - 116.
Foster, Ellery - 54.
Foster, Harold Day - 166.
Foster, J. Todd - 54, 70.
Foster, John D. - 216.
Foster, John Bellamy - 116.
Foster, Mike - 215.
Foster, Nancy - 216.
Fowells, Harry A. - 166.
Fowler, Don D. - 216.
Fowler, Richard F. - 132.
Fox, Richard - 116.
Fox, Stephen - 16.
Foxfire - 256.
Foy, Cora Calvert - 216.
Fradkin, Philip L. - 216.
Frame, Harold S. - 256.
Frampton Jr., George T. - 42.
Francis, John G. - 216.
Frank, Bernard - 17.
Frank, Florice M. - 162.
Frankland, Major James - 256.
Franklin, Dixie - 280.
Franklin, Jerry F. - 54, 58, 78, 116, 280.
Franklin, Marcia - 166.
Franson, John E. - 166.
Fraser, Don Lee - 166, 270.
Fredson, Michael - 281.
Freedman, Mitch - 166.
Freeman, Orville L - 17, 166.
Freemuth, John C. - 209, 216.
French, Enoch Percy - 281.
French, Herbert E. - 167.
French, J. D. W. - 17.
Frenzen, Peter - 167.
Frey, Charles R. - 167.
Friedhoff, William H. - 117.
Frisch, Conny - 167.
Frischkenecht, Neil C. - 106.
Fritz, Edward C. - 54, 167.
317
Fritz, Emanuel - 54, 281.
Fritz, Kevin - 216.
Frohnmayer, W. G. - 281.
Frome, Michael - 17, 54, 117, 167, 216.
Fromm, R. J. - 216.
Fromme, Rudolph 'Rudo' Lorenzo - 117, 167.
Frost, E. - 117.
Frost, Ronald W. -281, 284, 287, 289, 299, 302, 303.
Frothingham, Earl H. - 17.
Fry, Amelia - 14, 15, 17,45, 48, 56, 66, 71, 72, 82, 88,
121, 126, 130, 132, 139, 203, 210, 213, 219,
255, 279, 289.
Fryrman, Joel L - 167.
Fuller, Ethel Romig - 167.
Fuller, Margaret - 216.
Fuller, Tom - 276.
Furiow, Edward P. - 281.
Furlow Jr., John W. - 17.
Furnish, Jim - 167.
Futrell, J. William - 216.
Gibbs, Allen G. - 168, 197, 256.
Gibbs, Helen M. - 275.
Gibson, John A. - 168.
Giertson, Joe - 168.
Giesler, Cecil 0. - 256.
Giffen, W. Duncan - 256.
Gifford, John - 5.
Gilbert, Brad - 55.
Gilbertson, G. H. - 256.
Gildart, Robert C. - 117, 168.
Gill, Tom - 55, 281.
Gillette, Elizabeth R. - 55.
Gilligan, James P. - 55, 70.
GiiIio, David - 117.
Gillis, A. M. - 55.
Gillis, A. W. - 117.
Giltmier, James W. - 55, 87.
Ginger, Clare - 55.
Girard, James W. - 117, 217.
Gisborne, Harry T. - 55, 117.
Gladden, James N. - 168.
Gladson, Jim - 281.
Glass, Tom - 256.
Gleason, Catherine - 168.
Glickman, Freida F. - 117.
Glover, Arthur E. - 117.
Giover, James M. - 55, 56, 168.
Glover, Regina B. - 56, 168.
Glover, Vernon J. - 168.
Glyre, L A. - 250.
Goddard, David R. - 278.
Godwin, David P. - 56.
Goe, Vernon - 287.
Gold, Lou - 168.
Goldsmith, Louis C. - 56.
Goldstein, Mark L - 217.
Goldsworthy, Patrick Donovan - 217.
Gomez-Pompa, A. - 56.
Gonzales, Alex - 256.
Good, Terry W. - 24.
Goode, Richard U. - 168.
Goodman, Mark - 281.
Goodwin, Ted A. - 281.
Goodyear, T. S. - 217, 281.
Gordon, John Charles - 56.
Gorman, M. W. - 168.
Gorman, Thomas M. - 117.
Gorte, Ross W. - 56, 117, 168.
Gosney, E. S. - 100.
Gottko, John - 281.
Gottlieb, Joel - 56.
GGG
Gable, John Allen - 17.
Gaer, Joseph - 17.
Gaffney, Mark - 54, 117.
Gage, Earle W. - 54.
Galbraith, William E. - 117.
Gale, Richard P. - 54, 55, 73.
Gallacher, Wafter - 167.
Gallagher, Leo - 216.
Gallagher, Thomas J. - 216.
Gamache, Adrien E. - 17.
Gano, Ward W. - 167.
Ganoe, John T. - 21 6-21 7.
Ganzel, Richard - 216.
Garcia, Margot W. - 55, 67.
Gardner, B. Deiworth - 55, 216.
Garmann, Laura - 217.
Garr, Maria - 167.
Garratt, George A. - 17.
Garrison, Lemuel A. - 217.
Garrison, P. M. - 256.
Gartley, Norman B. - 133.
Gaskill, Alfred - 281.
Gast, Tina - 167.
Gates, Paul W. - 217.
Gedosch, Thomas - 281.
Gerard, John -281.
Gericke, Kevin L - 55.
Gibbons, Boyd - 55.
318
Gottlieb, Robert - 281.
Gottschalk, John S. - 56.
Gould, C. E. - 56.
Gould Jr., Ernest M. - 33, 56.
Gower, CaMn W. - 257.
Grabow, Rudolph H. - 118.
Gradek, Patricia - 217.
Graf, William L - 217.
Graham Jr., Frank - 17, 217, 282.
Graham, Russell T. - 123.
Grandt, Alten F. - 217.
Granger, C. W. - 257.
Granger, Christopher M. - 17, 56, 118.
Grant, Gordon E. - 41.
Graves, C. Edward - 168, 217.
Graves, Gregory Randall - 17.
Graves, Henry Solon - 17-18, 56-57, 118, 168.
Graves, Norma Ryland - 282.
Graves, Paul F. - 217.
Gray, Bruce Burnside - 282.
Gray, Edward - 282.
Gray, Gary Craven - 57.
Gray, Gerald J. - 57, 137, 282.
Gray, John - 57.
Greacen, Scott - 136, 187.
Greber, Brian J. - 118, 297.
Greeley, Arthur W. - 57.
Greeley, Gertrude Jewett - 18.
Greeley, William Buckhout - 18, 57, 118, 168, 217,
Grinnell, Joseph - 58.
Grondahl, Paul - 282.
Grondal, Bror L - 169.
Groom, Jack I. - 169.
Gross, L S. - 58.
Grosse, W. Jack - 18.
Grover, Frederick W.- 58, 118, 218.
Gruenfeld, Jay - 58.
Grumbine, R. Edward - 58.
Grundy, Susan - 167.
Guck, Dorothy Gray - 58.
Guie, Heister D. - 169.
Guier, Max - 118.
Guldin, James M. - 197.
Gulick, Luther Halsey - 18.
Gullett, Georgiann - 282.
Gulliford, Andrew - 169, 218.
GunneD, Frank - 155.
Gunther, Pete A. V. - 218.
Gup, Ted -118,218.
Gustafson, Carl A. - 78.
Gustafson, Eric J. - 169.
Guth, A. Richard - 218.
Guthrie, John Dennett - 58, 118-119, 169, 218, 257.
Guthrie, Keith - 282.
HHH
Haak, Amy - 128.
Haas, Glenn E. - 257.
Habeck, James R. - 58.
Hacker, Jan J. - 97.
Haddock, Phil - 119.
Haefner, Henry E. - 169.
Hafenrichter, A. L - 257.
H age, Wayne - 218.
Hagenstein, Perry R. - 58.
Hagood, Johnson - 257.
Hahn, Benjamin W. - 58.
Haigh, John A. - 66.
Haines, Aubrey L. - 218.
Hall, A. G. - 261.
Hall, George R. - 59.
Hall, J. Alfred - 119.
Hall, John - 119.
Hall, Max - 282.
Hall, R. Clifford - 282.
Hall, Ralph C. - 119, 122.
Hall, Sharlot M. - 119.
Hall, Wade B. - 141.
Hall, William L. - 59.,119.
282.
Green, Kass - 282.
Green, Lee - 168.
Green, Michael K. - 257.
Green, Sharon N. - 292.
Greene, Jerome A. - 218.
Greene, Sarah E. - 58, 118.
Greenfield, Rand - 18.
Greenshoet - 5.
Greer, L Sue -18, 118.
Greffenius, R. E. - 118.
Gregersen, Hans - 63.
Gregg, Frank - 58.
Gregg, N. Taylor - 58.
Gregg, William C. - 58.
Gregg Jr., William P. - 218.
Gregoire, Timothy G. - 50.
Gregory, Bill - 58.
Gribble, John E. - 168.
Grier, Norma - 118.
Griffen, Linda - 240.
Griffin, Rachael - 169.
319
Hailer, Timothy G. - 218.
Halliday, William R. - 246.
Hallion, Richard P. - 282.
HaIm, Joe B. -119.
Halvorsen, Kathleen - 41.
Hames, R. L - 59.
Hamilton, Bruce - 218.
Hamilton, Eloise - 282.
Hamilton, Joan - 119, 218.
Hamilton, Lawrence S. - 18.
Hamilton, Mark - 119.
Hamilton, Miller - 59.
Hamilton, Thomas E. - 29, 59, 90.
Hammatt, R. F. Dick' - 119.
Hammer, Keith J. - 169.
Hammond, Bruce - 59.
Hammond Jr., John H. - 169.
Hampton, H. Duane - 218.
Hampton, John C. - 282.
Hampton, Ray B. - 169.
Hanke, Steve H. - 18.
Hansen, Dave - 169.
Hansen, Martin - 283.
Hanson, Dennis - 59, 119.
Hanson, James Austin - 257.
Hanson, P. D. - 119.
Hanzlik, Edward John - 119.
Harding, Bruce C. - 61.
Harding, T. Swann - 59.
Hardy, Charles E. Mike' - 59.
Hardy, Martha - 59, 170.
Hardy, Zoe T. - 170.
Hargrove, Erwin C. - 219.
Harlan, Thomas - 18.
Harmon, Dave - 78.
Harmon, Frank J. - 18, 59, 83.
Harmon, Wendell H. - 170.
Harper, Charles Price - 257.
Harper, Robert H. - 170.
Harper, Verne L - 59.
Harpham, Vernon V. - 170.
Harris, Charles C. - 41.
Harris, Glenn D. - 59.
Harris, Philip Talbot - 120, 170.
Harris, Robert W. - 60.
Harris, Tom - 219.
Harrison, J. B. - 59.
Harrison, Kenneth E. - 170.
Harrison, SyMa L - 219.
Harroun, Catherine - 242.
Harry, D. - 59.
Hart, Paul - 18.
Hartgraves, Charles R. - 84.
Hartzell Jr., Hal - 283.
Hartzer, Ronald B. - 14, 18.
Hartzog, George B. - 219.
Harvey, Mark W. T. - 219.
Harwell Jr., Albert Brantley - 60.
Haskell, David A. - 219.
Hatton, John H. - 60, 258.
Hawes, Austin F. - 258.
Hawes-Davis, Doug - 170.
Hawley, Norman R. - 120.
Haycox, Stephen W. - 170.
Hayden, Ernest A. - 258.
Hayes, Ralph W. - 219.
Hayner, Norman S. - 283.
Haynes, Richard W. - 33, 60, 105, 120, 270, 283.
Hays, Finley - 283.
Hays Jr., Joseph L - 161.
Hays, Samuel P. - 18-19, 258.
Hazen, David W. - 170.
Heacox, Kim - 219.
Headley, Roy - 60.
Heald, Weldon F. - 170.
Healy, Robert G. - 19, 28, 219.
Heard, John P. - 219.
Heath, Virgil - 258.
Heiken, Doug - 60.
Heilman, Paul E. - 119.
Heimerdinger Jr., C. G. - 283.
Hem, Corwin E. Slim' - 120, 170.
Heinrichs, Jay - 120, 283.
Heintzleman, B. Frank - 120.
Heissenbuttel, John - 219.
Held, Burnell - 210.
Helfand, Gloria F. - 60, 136.
Helford, Gloria E. - 37.
Helms, Douglas - 219, 258.
Hendee, John C. - 41, 60, 68, 170.
Hendricks, Robert L - 29, 60.
Hendrickson, Elnar L - 258.
Hendrickson Jr., Kenneth E. - 258.
Henly, Russell K - 277, 283.
Henny, D. C. - 219.
Henrickson, Merle - 283.
Henry, Allen S. - 60.
Henry, Randy - 283.
Henry, Wesley R. - 51.
Hensel, R. L - 219.
Henson, Larry - 60.
Henthorne, Mary - 219.
320
Henze, Karl D. - 179.
Herbert, Paul A. - 60.
Herbert, Rand - 173.
Hereford Jr., Joseph P. - 168.
Hermann, Binger - 60.
Herrett, Wendy - 61.
Hertel, Gerard D. - 42.
Hess Jr., Karl - 220.
Hessell, J. H. - 61.
Hessburg, P. - 115.
Hession, Jack M. - 61.
Hester, Eugene - 220.
Hester, Wendell H. - 95, 96.
Hewett, Charles E. - 61.
Heyward, Frank - 283.
Hiatt, Harlan C. Huck' - 170.
Hibbard, Benjamin Horace - 16, 220.
Hibbard, Michael - 283.
Hickman, Clifford A. - 61
Hicks, Helen P. - 283.
Hicks, Laney - 61.
Hickson, Arthur A. - 283.
Hidy, Ralph W. - 283.
Hieronymus, George H. - 258, 261.
Higgins, Earl A. - 283.
High, James - 120.
High Country News - 61.
Hiler, Mike -61, 171.
Hill, Edwin G. - 258.
Hill, Frank Ernest - 258, 283.
Hill, James J. - 284.
Hill, Robert R. - 120.
Hillinger, Charles - 171.
Hiliman, Lauren L. - 171.
Hills, Lawrence - 284.
Hinchman, Steve - 61.
Hinds, Jim - 284.
Hinkley, Arnold W. - 258.
Hot, John G. - 37.
Hofferber, Michael - 297.
Hoffman, Arthur F. C. - 171.
Hoffman, John F. - 220.
Hogan, Jack B. - 120, 135.
Hogenauer, Alan K - 220.
Hogervorst-Rukke, Tricia - 220.
Hogg, Thomas C. - 264.
Hokanson, Nels - 284.
Holbrook, Stewart H. - 61, 171, 258, 284.
Holcomb, Carl James - 171.
Holcomb, John - 120, 171.
Holderman, Reed - 171.
Holgate, H. L - 220.
Holland, Andy - 120.
Holland, Kenneth - 258.
Holland, Reid A. - 258.
Hollis, Sallie Rose - 284.
Holmes, Darrell 0. - 284.
Holmes, Michael S. - 258.
Hoistine, Craig E. - 171, 252.
Holt, Mr. and Mrs. Henry - 284.
Holt, A. D. - 61.
Hoitby, Bert E. - 120, 261.
Hoithausen, Richard S. - 129.
Holzwarth, Milbert Milan SIim' - 259.
Honey, William D. - 264.
Honeycutt, Patricia S. - 220.
Hoover, Herbert T. - 220.
Hoover, Roy 0. - 171, 284.
Hopkine, Regina Marie - 220.
Hopkins, Howard G. Hop' - 171, 193.
Hopps, Michael - 19.
Hopson, Ruth E. - 172.
Horan, Andrew - 120.
Horn, Jon - 284.
Hornaday, Fred E. - 275.
Hornaday, Mary - 284.
Horning, Walter Harold - 172, 220-221.
Horton, Alan J. - 61, 120, 133.
Horton, F. W. - 89.
Horton, Gerald F. - 193.
Horton, Tom - 221.
Hosmer, Paul - 285.
Hosmer, Ralph Sheldon - 19, 61.
Hotchkiss, George Woodward - 285.
Hough, Franklin Benjamin - 19.
Housley, Ray - 61.
Howard, Donald S. - 259.
Howard, Ivy M. - 259.
Howard, James 0. - 285.
Hinson, Joseph H. -61.
Hinton, Wayne K - 171.
Hirt, Paul W. - 19, 61.
Historical Research Associates - 220.
1-lite, Michael P. -61.
Hixson, Phil - 220.
H oak, Amy - 128.
Hoberg, George - 120.
Hockaday, James M. - 171.
Hocker, John - 220.
Hodge, William C. - 220.
Hodgson, Allen Harrison - 171, 284.
Hodson, E. R. - 171.
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Howard, M. C. - 259.
Howard, Randall R. - 120, 285.
Howe, Steve - 221.
Howell, Cheri - 61, 172.
Howell, Glen - 259.
Hoyt, Ray - 259.
Hrubes, Robert J. - 19, 172.
Hubbell, Kathryn D. - 120.
Hudson, Dale A. - 221.
Hudson, Wendy E. - 61.
Hueber, Anne E. - 61.
Huff, Dan E. - 221.
Huff man, James L - 221.
Hughes, B. 0. - 121.
Hughes, J. Donald - 221.
Hughes, J. Melvin - 121.
Hughes, Joseph H. - 285.
Hughes, Kirsten - 221.
Hult, Ruby El -221.
Humke, John W. - 62, 90.
Humphrey, C. R. - 62.
Humphrey, Hubert H. - 62, 259.
Humphreys, Hubert - 259.
Hunt, Frances A. - 62, 221.
Hunt, John Clark - 221, 258.
Hunter, Wally - 285.
Huntington, Hallie Hills - 285.
Hurd, Charles W. B. - 259.
Hurt, R. Douglas - 221.
Huser, Verne - 121.
Hurst, Randle M. - 172.
Hutchinson, Charles F. - 270.
Hutchinson, W. H. - 285.
Hutchison, Fred - 62.
Hutchison, S. Blair - 199.
Huyck, Heather - 221.
Hyres, P. W. - 253.
Hyde, Anne Farrar - 121, 221.
Hyde, Philip - 172.
Hyde, William F. - 58, 62.
Hydrick, Rick - 222.
Hyman, Harold M. - 285.
Interagency Scientific Team - 121.
International Review - 62.
lozzi, Joe - 172.
Irland, Lloyd C. - 62.
Ireland, Asher - 172.
Irvin, William Robert - 221.
Irwin, Larry L - 121, 222
Isaac, Leo Anthony - 121, 172.
Isbell, Victor K - 172.
Ise, John - 19, 222
lund, Bill - 285.
Iverson, David C. - 34, 62.
JJJ
Jackman, E. R. - 190.
Jackson, A. G. - 62, 121, 172.
Jackson, David H. - 62.
Jackson, Donald Dale - 62, 121, 259, 285.
Jackson, E. R. - 62.
Jackson, George J. - 172.
Jackson, Henry - 222
Jackson, James P. - 172, 259.
Jackson, Kristine C. - 289.
Jackson, Royal G. - 172.
Jackson, W. Turretine - 173.
Jacobs, David A. - 173.
Jacobs, Lynn - 222
Jacobsen, Edna L - 19.
Jacobson, Mat - 19.
Jacono, S. Lo - 19.
Jaehn, Thomas - 3.
Jaenicke, Alexander J. - 63.
Jakes, Pamela J. - 63, 121.
James, Chuck - 63.
James, Dave - 285.
Jameson, John R. - 222
Janeway, Katherine Ann - 222
Jardine, James T. - 63.
Jarratt, Jennifer - 22, 72.
Jay, David - 121.
Jeansonne, Jerry - 63.
Jeffers, D. S. - 259.
Jefferson, Jon - 121.
Jenkins, Gary C. - 222
Jensen, Mark - 115.
Jensen, Vernon H. - 285.
Jernberg, Albert W. - 259.
Jewett, G. F. - 63.
Jobanek, George A. - 222
Johns, Lary H. - 285.
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Ickes, Harold Le Claire - 19.
IlIg, Cathy - 120.
Ilig, Gordon - 121.
Ingersoll, Fern - 135, 282.
Ingerson, Alice E. - 206.
Inner Voice - 121, 172, 222.
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Johns II, Raymond M. - 160.
Johnson, Beaulah - 286.
Johnson, Benjamin - 261.
Johnson, Bobby - 196.
Johnson, Charles W. - 259.
Johnson, Dessa - 173.
Johnson, Douglas E. - 206.
Justice, Joyce - 260.
KKK
Kaiser, H. Fred - 39.
Kale, Maria - 260.
Kaiisz, Paul J. - 173.
Kane, Lucile - 20.
Kania, Alan J. - 223.
Karamanski, Theodore J. - 286.
Karp, James P. - 223.
Karr, R. - 63.
Kauffman, Erie - 63, 260.
Kaufman, Herbert - 64.
Kaufman, Leslie - 223.
Kaufman, Polly Welts - 223.
Kaufmann, Merrill R. - 64.
Kaune Jr., Robert W. - 223.
Kaus, A. - 56.
Keane, John T. - 64.
Kearney, Marsha - 36.
Keating, Linnea - 173.
Kebabian, Paul B. - 286.
Keck, Wendall M. - 122.
Keegan, Andrew R. - 260.
Keen, F. Paul - 122.
Keene, Roy - 122.
Keil, Bill - 286.
Keiter, Robert B. - 223, 237.
Keller, John Weiman - 64, 82.
Keller, Paul - 64.
Keller, William F. - 64.
Kellett, Michael - 286.
Keliey, Evan W. - 64, 82.
Kelley, Joan M. - 286.
Kelley, Mary - 173.
Kellogg, R. S. - 24.
Kelly, Bruce - 286.
Kelly, David - 122.
Keisay, Robert C. - 173.
Kemp, Stephen - 223.
Kennedy, James J. - 42, 47, 64, 122.
Kennedy, John - 223.
Kennedy, Renwick C. - 260.
Kennedy, Richard H. - 223, 286.
Kenney, Nathaniel T. - 20.
Kent, Brian M. - 37, 64.
Kent, William Henry Boole (W.H.B.) - 173.
Kenworthy, Tom - 64.
Kephart, George S. - 65, 223.
Kerby, Anah - 174.
Johnson, E.R.-121.
Johnson, Herman M. - 286.
Johnson, James Holbrook - 122.
Johnson, Huey D. - 63.
Johnson, K. Norman - 118, 122, 138, 272, 297.
Johnson, Kathy - 19, 174.
Johnson, Leif Magnus - 63.
Johnson, Leon G. - 260.
Johnson, Lynn A. - 255, 260.
Johnson, M. Bruce - 15.
Johnson, Melvin C. - 286.
Johnson, Randy - 63.
Johnson, Robert R. - 286.
Johnson, Robert U. - 20.
Johnson, Roger - 173.
Johnson, Ronald W. - 222
Johnson, Steve - 222
Johnston, David W. - 75.
Johnstone, Paul H. - 222.
Jolley, Harley E. - 173, 260.
Jolley, Laurence G. - 122.
Jones, Alden H. - 286.
Jones, Douglas H. - 160.
Jones, Evan - 173.
Jones, Helen L. - 63.
Jones, Hoiway R. - 122, 222.
Jones, Ira Ennis - 173.
Jones, J. Greg- 85, 138.
Jones, Mallory C. - 286.
Jones, Robert Bradley - 222.
Jonkel, Charles - 275.
Jordan, Ethel Blair - 63.
Jordan, Richard N. - 20.
Jordan IV, William R. - 286.
Jorgensen, C. Glen - 173.
Joscelyn, Alan L. - 238.
Josephson, H. R. - 122, 286.
Joslin, Les - 173.
Journal of Forest History - 5.
Journal of Forestry - 20, 63, 122, 173, 223, 260.
Journal of the West - 223.
Joyce, Linda A. - 64.
Juday, Glenn Patrick - 63, 116.
Jukkala, Art - 63, 122.
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Koch, James L - 123.
Koch, Stanley - 123.
Kohm, Kathryn A. - 66, 224.
Koler, Julie M. - 154.
Koppes, Clayton R. - 224.
Korb, Tom - 287.
Korn, Peter - 123.
Korstian, Clarence F. - 66, 261.
Koski, Ray - 174.
Kotok, Edward I. - 66.
Krakauer, Jon - 287.
Kramer, Herman J. - 287.
Krannich, Richard S. - 47, 64.
Krauch, Hermann - 174.
Kreidler, Tai - 287.
Kreienbaum, C. H. - 174, 287.
Kresek, Ray - 123.
Krog, Carl E. - 174, 287.
Kroupa, Susan - 174.
Krueger, Myron - 286, 287.
Krueger, Theodore - 171.
Krutilla, John V. - 66.
Kubler, Hans - 20.
Kuhns, Edith Y. - 174.
Kuhns, John C. - 124, 174.
Kuipers, Dean - 124.
Kuihavy, David L - 174.
Kuzenski, Sally T. - 287.
Kyle, George M. - 175.
Kylie, H. R. - 261.
Kerlee, Thomas Marvin - 122.
Kern, Jack C. - 65.
Kerr, Andy - 65, 122, 223.
Kerr, Bill - 174.
Kerr, Edmund J. - 65.
Kerr, Edward F. - 260.
Kerr, Mark B. - 122.
Kerrick, Michael A. - 174.
Kessler, Winifred B. - 65.
Kiefer, Francis - 65.
Kieley, James F. - 260.
Kiester Jr., Edwin - 223.
Kilar, Jeremy W. - 286.
Kilbourne, James C. - 223.
Kilgore, Bruce M. - 223-224.
Kimball, Abigail - 125.
Kimball, James P. - 20.
Kimball, Thomas L - 65.
Kimmett, Leo - 260.
King, Clarence - 224.
King, Greg - 174, 286.
King, J. E. - 142.
King, Kenny - 287.
King, Robert Thomas - 122.
King, Tom - 65.
Kingery, James L - 123.
Kinney, Abbot - 123.
Kinney, Jay P. - 65, 224, 260.
Kirkland, Burt Persons - 65, 123.
Kirkmire, Nicholas J. - 20.
Kirkpatrick, Dahi J. - 65, 174.
Kirkpatrick, G. - 65.
Kirkwood, J. E. - 123.
Klein, Julie - 123.
Klein, Kerwin L - 123, 224.
Klemin, A. - 65.
Kiemme, Marvin - 224.
Kline, Doyle - 224.
Klinkenborg, Verlyn - 224.
Kloepfer, Deanne - 42, 65.
Kluger, James A. - 224.
Knapp, Walter H. - 65, 142.
Knappen, Theodore M. - 123.
Kneipp, Leon F. - 65-66, 123.
Knibb, David - 174.
Knickerbocker, Brad - 66.
Knize, Perri - 20, 66.
Knowles, Margie Young - 174.
Knudsen, Karen - 66.
Knudson, Douglas M. - 20.
Koch, Elers - 66, 123, 174.
LLL
LaBastille, Anne - 66.
Labbe, John T. - 287, 288.
Lachenmeier, Rudy R. - 124.
La Course, Diana - 66.
Lacy, Leslie Alexander - 261.
LaDuke, Archie - 287.
LaFaver, L H. - 66.
Lafferty, J. B. - 124.
Lafollette, Cameron - 124.
Lage, Ann -211.
Lake, Stuart N. - 67.
Lakin, Kimberly K - 250, 252, 253, 254, 261, 266,
269.
LaLande, Jeffrey M. - 124, 175, 183, 287.
Lamb, Frank Haines - 67, 287.
Lamm, Richard D. - 287.
Lamm, W. E. - 287.
Lammers, George E. - 67.
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Lammi, Joe 0. - 287.
Lampman, Herbert S. - 175.
Lamson, Susan - 224.
Lance, Martha Blanchard - 287.
Landenberger, C. Fred - 287.
Lang, William L. - 224.
Langdale Jr., Harley - 288.
Langford, Nathaniel Pitt - 224.
Langille, Harold Douglas eDougu - 67, 124.
Langille, William A. Will' - 288.
Lanpher, Henry - 261.
LaPage, Wilbur F. - 67.
Lapham, Stanton C. - 225.
Lapp, David - 124.
Larsen, Gary L - 67.
Larson, Arnold B. - 67.
Larson, Charlotte - 67.
Larson, Geraldine - 67.
Laswell, Jules Verne - 175.
Lauer, Solon - 124.
Laughlin, Nora Alix - 67.
Laundre, John W. - 225.
Laut, Agnes C. - 67.
Lavender, David - 225.
Lawrence, Paul A. - 261.
Lawter Jr., William Clifford - 67.
Lear, Linda J. - 225.
Leavell, William - 225.
Leavengood, David - 225.
Leavitt, Clyde - 67.
Leavitt, Scott - 124, 175.
Lee, Jennifer A. - 172.
Lee, Kal N. - 145.
Lee, Lawrence B. - 225, 186.
Lee, Robert G. - 67, 124, 288, 296.
Lehde, Norman B. - 20, 124.
Lehmkuhl, John - 115.
Leiberg, John B. - 124, 175.
Leicht, Richard E. - 125.
Leisz, Douglas R. - 68.
Lekachman, Robert - 68.
Leland, John D. - 175.
Lembecke, J. - 288.
Leman, Christopher K. - 20, 68.
LeMaster, Dennis C. - 20, 68, 136.
Lemmon, J. G. - 125.
Lemonick, Michael D. - 68.
Lemons, John - 225.
Lenard, Thomas M. - 68.
Lennon, Thomas P. - 175.
Lentz, G. H. - 125.
Lenz, Margaret Sylvester - 175.
Leonard, George M. - 20, 68.
Leopold, Aldo - 68.
Leshy, John D. - 68, 225.
Lettman, Gary - 297.
LeVan, Susan L. - 125.
Levine, Frances - 288.
Levine, Jonathan B. - 125.
Levitan, Sar - 261.
Lewis, Bob J. - 288.
Lewis, Duffy - 175.
Lewis, Melvin Merritt - 175.
Lewis, R. E. - 69.
Lewis, Steve - 175.
Libecap, Gary 0. - 225.
Lichen, Pat - 175.
Liddicoet, Alfred A. - 107.
Lidgard, Charlene - 125.
Lien, Carsten - 175, 225.
Liere, Alan - 125.
Liggett, Chris - 89.
Liles, Jim - 225.
Lilligren, Bunty - 175.
Lilligren, Hillard M. - 176.
Limbert, Robert W. - 225.
Lind, Anna M. - 288.
Lind, Greg D. - 125.
Lindeberg-Johnson, Margaret - 210.
Linden, Russell M. - 69.
Lindh, Axel G. - 69.
Lindh, C. Otto - 125, 176.
Lindley, Betty - 261.
Lindley, Ernest - 261.
Lindley, J. G. - 261.
Lindley, William R. - 288.
Lingenfelter, Richard W. - 225.
Lippencott, J. B. - 225.
Lippke, Bruce - 288.
Lipscomb, J. Roy - 288.
Lipske, Mike - 176.
List, Peter - 139.
Literary Digest - 69.
Little, Charles - 69.
Little, James A. - 69.
Little, Jane Braxton - 288.
Little, Susan N. - 125.
Lively, Charles E. - 69.
Living Wilderness - 176.
Locke, S. B. - 69, 125.
Lockley, Fred - 125, 225.
Lockmann, Ronald F. - 125.
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McBee, Arenna - 289.
McCarty Jr., Robert S. - 126.
McCarthy, Catherine - 70.
McCarthy, G. Michael - 126, 287.
McCausland, Norman - 177.
McCawley, Sona L - 177.
McClain, J. Fred - 177.
MacCleery, Douglas W. - 21, 70, 84.
McClelland Jr., John - 289.
McCloskey, J. Michael - 70, 177.
McCloskey, Maxine E. - 70.
McClure, James A. - 70.
McCollum, Matthew G. - 70, 289.
McComb, William C. - 126.
McConkey, Darel - 261.
McConnell, Grant - 70, 177.
McConnell, H. P. - 126.
McConnell, Roberta - 70.
McCool, Daniel - 210, 226.
McCormick, John - 70.
McCornack, George - 289.
McCoy, Geneviere - 226.
McCracken, Joseph W. - 21.
McCulloch, Walter F. - 289.
McCullough, R. Nevan - 177.
McCully, G. Woodruff - 177.
MacDaniels, Everett Herman - 126.
MacDonald, G. B. - 71, 261.
McDonald, Michael J. - 247.
McDonald, Timothy B. - 126.
MacDonnell, Lawrence J. --21.
McDowell, John - 71.
McElroy, Jack - 261.
McEntee, James J. - 261.
McFarland, Corley Byron 'C. B.! - 177.
McGeary, Martin Nelson - 21.
McGinnis, Wendy J. - 53, 280.
McGreggor, Cawley A. - 226.
McGuane, Thomas - 226.
McGuire, Clifton C. - 177.
McGuire, Harvey P. - 261.
McGuire, John Richard - 21, 71.
McGuire, Thomas R. - 226.
Machlis, Gary E. - 71.
McIntyre, Rick - 226.
Mclver, James - 175.
Mclvor, D. E. - 226.
McKay, Douglas - 126.
Mckay, Tim - 126.
MacKaye, Benton - 71.
Mckee, Cindy - 226.
Loeffelbein, Bob - 69.
Loehr, Rodney C. - 288.
Lomax, Alfred L - 125.
Long, James - 289.
Long, James N. - 125.
Long, T. S. - 289.
Lonsdale, Harry - 125.
Looker, Dan - 69.
Loomis, B. F. - 225.
Loomis, John B. - 70, 136, 226.
Loope, Walter L - 226.
Loose, Ann A. - 69.
Loosley, E. B. - 69, 176.
Lopez, Jesus - 261.
LoPiccolo, Margaret Justine - 289.
Lord, Lydia Ann - 176.
Lord, Russell - 20, 69.
Lord, William B. - 226.
Lorenz, Diane C. - 302.
Lough, Edward Hugh - 176.
Loveridge, Earl W. - 69.
Lovin, Hugh T. - 20, 226, 289.
Lowden, Merle S. - 109, 176, 261.
Lowe, Sandra - 226.
Lowell, Waverly B. - 226.
Lowerre, Nan - 128.
Lubick, George M. - 226.
Lucas, Eric - 289.
Lucas, Robert C. - 69, 176.
Lucia, Ellis - 289.
Lufkin, Francis B. - 176.
Lumber - 125.
Lumber World Review - 126, 289.
Lund, H. Gyde - 97.
Lund, Walter H. - 126.
Lundgren, Allen - 63.
Lunn, J. Michael - 176.
Luoma, Jon R. - 177.
Lyden, Fremont J. - 69, 93.
Lyman, C. K - 261.
Lynch, Dennis L. - 136.
Lynch, Everett - 177.
Lynch, Jim - 54, 70.
Lyne, Floyd James - 177.
Lyon, L. Jack - 70.
MMM
Maass, Arthur - 226.
McAbee, J. Clark - 289.
McArdle, Richard Edwin - 21, 70, 126, 177.
326
Mckee, W. A. - 160.
McKeIl, Lyrus - 249.
McKenzie, D. W. - 102.
McKetta, Charles W. - 289.
McKillop, William - 126.
McKim, C. R. - 177.
Mckimmey, James - 126.
McKinlay, Douglas -178.
Mckinley, Charles - 126, 226.
Mckinley, Donald - 178.
McKinney, Gage - 71, 290.
McKinney, Guy D. - 262.
Mackintosh, Barry - 227.
McLarney, William 0. - 71, 178.
McLaughlin, Maurice R. - 290.
McLean, Herbert E. - 71, 127, 178, 290.
Maclean, Norman - 178.
McLeod, Bob - 290.
McLintock, Tom - 262.
McMahon, Robert - 281.
McMillen, James A. - 262.
McNeeley, Jeffrey A. - 227.
McPherson, Alva - 290.
MacPherson, Franklin Dible - 127.
McQuillan, Alan G. - 71, 127.
McRae, Michael - 72.
McWade, John - 290.
McWhinney, William H. - 127.
McWilliams, Suzanne - 227.
McWilliams, William H. - 21.
Macy, Preston P. - 227.
Madigan, Fred - 290.
Madson, John - 227.
Magill, ArthurW. -51, 72.
Mahlein, Dieter - 127, 227.
Major, Mike - 127.
Majors, Harry - 155, 156, 159, 160, 165, 175, 176,
177, 183.
Malone, Rita - 21.
Manary, Ruth - 290.
Mandell, Daniel R. - 21.
Mann, Charles C. - 227.
Manning, Harvey - 127.
Manning, Richard D. - 21, 72, 227.
Mansfield, H. Robert - 176.
Mantell, Michael A. - 227.
Marans, Robert W. - 262.
Marcot, Bruce G. - 134.
Marcus, Alan I. - 84.
Mark, Stephen R. - 127, 147, 227.
Marotz, Glen A. - 262.
Marquam, W. M. - 178.
Marquez, Richard - 227.
Marsh, C. S. - 262.
Marsh, R. E. - 127.
Marsh, Susan - 65.
Marshall, Ann - 178, 227.
Marshall, Robert - 21, 72, 127, 211, 262.
Marston, Ed - 21, 127, 178.
Marston, R. B. - 127.
Martin, Dorothy M. - 72.
Martin, Evelyn - 178.
Martin, John A. - 21.
Martin, J. R. - 127.
Martin, Philip L. - 72.
Martin Sr., Robert R. - 267.
Martin, Russell - 227.
Martinson, Arthur David - 228.
Maser, Chris - 128.
Mason, Aipheus Thomas - 22.
Mason, D. N. - 128.
Mason, David Townsend - 22, 72, 128, 179, 228,
290.
Mason, Gerald D. - 110, 128, 143.
Mason, Glenn - 289, 290.
Mason, Ira A. - 113, 179.
Mason, Ira Jenks - 128.
Mastran, Shelley Smith - 128.
Mastrantonio, J. Louise - 128, 179.
Mater, Catherine M. - 290.
Mater, Jean - 290.
Mathematica Policy Research 262.
Mather, Stephen Tyng - 228.
Matlack, Dale - 73.
Mattey, Joe P. - 128.
Matthews, Donald N. - 126.
Matthews, Kay - 179.
Matthews, Olen Paul - 128.
Mattoon, M. A. - 128.
Mattson, John - 197.
Matz, Fred A. - 179.
Matz, Ida - 179.
Mauck, Robert - 228.
Maunder, Elwood A. - 14, 15, 17, 18, 21, 38, 58, 59,
68, 107, 111, 115, 117, 118, 119, 122, 124,
128, 141, 174, 273, 287, 290.
Maxwell, Jessica - 128, 179, 228.
Maxwell, Robert S. - 107, 290.
Mayr, Werner - 290.
Mays, C. K - 158.
Mays, Lawrence k. - 128.
Mazamas - 228.
327
Mboghe, Archie W. - 290.
Meacham, Charla M. - 72.
Mead, Elwood - 22.
Mead, Joe - 174.
Meadows, Larry G. - 276.
Mealey, Stephen P. - 22, 72, 180.
Meals, Hank - 179.
Meany Jr., Edmond S. - 290.
Mecozzi Jr., James D. - 291.
Meeks, Forrest B. - 228.
Meggers, Frank W. - 179.
Mehls, Steven F. - 228.
Meier, Sandra - 43.
Meine, Curt - 72.
Melcher, John - 22.
Melton, William Ray - 291.
Menard, Shari - 291.
Mendesohn, Robert - 75.
Merchant Magazine - 291.
Meridith, Denise - 228.
Merriam, Lawrence C. - 179.
Merril, Karren - 48.
Merrill, Amanda A. - 262.
Merrill, 0. C. - 72.
Merrill, Perry H. - 262.
Merritt, Clifton R. - 72.
Merritt, Melvin Leroy - 128, 129, 179.
Merz, Robert W. - 129.
Meschke, Jean - 129.
Meslow, E. Charles - 129.
Messig, Hans - 206.
Messing, John - 129.
Metcalf, K. J. - 179.
Metcalf, Woodbridge - 291.
Meyer, Arthur B. - 275.
Meyer, Lorene Reister - 228.
Meyer, Mary - 129.
Meyer, Roy W. - 291.
Meyer, Walter H. - 107.
Meyers, Gary D. - 129.
Mickey, Ross - 228.
Middleton, Harry - 228.
Miles, John - 228.
Miller, Char - 22.
Miller, Debbie S. - 228.
Miller, Don - 111.
Miller, Dudley - 291.
Miller, Herman Lunden - 291.
Miller, John B. - 291.
Miller, Joseph A. - 179.
Miller Jr., Joseph L - 180.
Miller, Joseph W. - 180.
Miller, M. C. - 73.
Miller, M. Catherine - 291.
Miller, Mike - 180.
Millison, Richard M. - 228.
Mills, Archie - 170.
Mills, John R. - 21.
Mills, Richard C. - 262.
Mills, Thomas J. - 73.
Mincolla, Joseph A. - 64.
Minder, Anne E. - 73.
Miner, Cynthia - 73.
Minkler, Leon S. - 73.
Minto, John - 129.
Mintzmyer, Lorraine - 228.
Mirengoff, William - 262.
Mirov, Nicholas T. - 107.
Mitchell, Glenn E. - 129.
Mitchell, U. R. - 135.
Mitchell, James H. - 174.
Mitchell, John E. - 229.
Mitchell, John G. - 73, 129, 180, 229, 262.
Mitchell, John W. - 291.
Mitchell, Jonathan - 262.
Mitchell, Roy - 129.
Mitchell, Susan - 229.
Mittelman, Edward B. - 291.
Mock, Robert C. - 129.
Moffitt, Percy - 262.
Mogren, Paul Andrew - 229.
Mohai, Paul - 73.
Mohlenbrock, Robert H. - 73.
Moisio, Fritz - 180.
Mokai -291.
Monroe, Keith - 73.
Monte, Mike - 291.
Monteith, James - 129.
Montgomery, John R. - 180.
Moody, Russell C. - 135.
Moon, Gareth C. - 291.
Moore, Guy - 262.
Moore, Spencer T. - 109.
Moore, William 'Bud' - 129.
Moote, Margaret Ann - 46.
Moravets, F. I. - 291.
Morbeck, G. C. - 292.
Morehouse, Barbara Jo - 229.
Morelan, Lynette Z. - 180.
Morey, George - 180, 263.
Morgan, A. W. - 292.
Morgan, Arthur E. - 229.
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Morgan, Clay - 73.
Morgan Jr., George Thomas - 18, 22, 57, 129.
Morgan, Harold - 292.
Morgan, Joe M. - 263.
Morgan, Lael - 292.
Morgan, Murray - 229, 292.
Morgan, Tom- 124.
Morrell, Fred W. - 73, 129, 263.
Morris, William G. - 73, 129.
Morrison, Peter H. - 129.
Morrison, Denton E. - 73.
Morrison, Ellen Earnhardt - 74.
Morrison, William R. - 210.
Morriss, Donald J. - 74.
Morse, Howard B. - 263.
Morse, William B. - 180.
Morsell, W. F. - 130.
Mortensen, Daniel R. - 74.
Moser, Stephen A. - 292.
Mosgrove, Jerry L - 180.
Mosher, Lawrence - 74.
Moss, Charlie - 298.
Mott Jr., William Penn - 229.
Moulton, Robert H. - 74, 283.
Moyers, David M. - 292.
Moynihan, Daniel P. - 263.
Mrowka, Rob - 74.
Muckleston, Keith W. - 229, 292.
Mudge, Naomi - 180.
Mueller, Gary - 263.
Mueller, R. F. - 180.
Mueller, Robert C.- 263.
Muench Jr., John - 74.
Muffly, Edgar Lee - 180.
Muhn, James - 229.
Muir, John - 180, 229, 292.
Mullens, Charles - 263.
Muller, Herman J. - 263.
Mumper, D. W. - 292.
Munford, Mary E. - 74.
Munger, Thornton Taft - 22, 130, 180, 292.
Munns, Edward N. - 3.
Munro, Sarah - 169.
Munson, Cheryl Ann - 190.
Murie, Olaus J. - 229.
Murray, Fred J. - 263,
Murray, James E. - 22.
Murray, Marshall D. - 130, 180-1 81.
Murray, William R. - 38, 219.
Muscionico, Thomas - 74.
Mustain Jr., A. P. - 149.
Mutch, Robert W. - 74, 130.
Myers, Norman A. - 263.
Myers, Peter - 74.
Myers, Phyllis - 292.
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- Nadeau, Gene Allen - 229.
Nash, Roderick - 74.
Nash, Wallis - 130.
Natanson, George - 130.
National Education Association - 263.
National Forest Advisory Council - 74.
National Forest Reservation Commission - 130.
National Parks - 229.
National Parks Bulletin - 229.
National Parks Magazine - 229-230.
National Research Council - 74, 126.
National Wool Grower - 74.
Neal, Carl B. - 181.
Nebeker, Don - 193.
Neel, Susan Rhoades - 230.
Neff, Lewis H. - 181.
Neff, Paul - 181.
Neiderheiser, Clodaugh M. - 3.
Nelsen, Clair E. - 263.
Nelson, Bryce - 263.
Nelson, Charles A. - 130.
Nelson, Devon 0. - 74.
Nelson, De Witt - 75, 130.
Nelson, Edward P. - 263.
Nelson, Gaylord - 230.
Nelson, Hank - 263.
Nelson, J. W. - 75.
Nelson, Jim - 230.
Nelson, John E. - 292.
Nelson, Marion M. IRedu - 181, 263.
Nelson, Mildred G. - 181.
Nelson, Neal M. - 264.
Nelson, Robert E. - 130.
Nelson, S. K - 130.
Nelson, Thomas C. - 75.
Nelson, William K - 181.
Netboy, Anthony - 181, 292.
Neuberger, Linda - 230.
Neuberger, Richard L - 181.
Neuberger, Roy - 230.
Neuhausen, Thomas Brues - 131.
Neuman, Loretta - 75.
Nevin, Hattie - 292.
Nevins, Allen - 283.
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O'Callaghan, Jerry A. - 131, 231.
O'Connell, Andrew - 182.
Odell, William Holman - 231.
Oelschlaeger, Max - 76.
Ogburn, William F. - 293.
Ogden, Gerald R. - 3.
Ogden, Kate Nearpass - 231.
O'Keefe, Timothy - 76.
O'Laughlin, Jay - 231.
Olberding, Susan Deaver - 131.
Olcott, Benjamin Wilson - 76.
O'Leary, Rosemary - 231.
Olinger, John C. - 264.
Oliphant, J. Orin - 231.
Oliver, A. C. - 264.
Oliver, Chadwick D. - 142, 288.
Oliver, Egbert S. - 293.
New Jersey Forester - 5.
New Mexico Archeologist Council Newsletter - 131.
Newbill, James G. - 131.
Newell, Frederick Haynes - 22, 230.
Newhall, Charles S. - 75.
Newins, Harold S. - 181.
Newlands, Francis G. - 230.
Newman, Douglas - 131.
Newport, Carl A. - 75.
Newton, Jan M. - 304.
Nichols Jr., Claude W. - 292.
Nichols, Rosemary - 230.
Nichols, Tom - 230.
Nickens, Eddie - 131.
Nickerson, Peter Scott - 75.
Niemi, Ernie - 75.
Nieman, Steve - 131.
Nilsson, Adolph - 131.
Nims, Harry -225.
Nissan, Alfred H. - 292.
Nixon, Edgar B. - 22.
Nixon, Will - 22, 230.
Noble Jr., Bruce J. - 230.
Noble, Heather - 75.
Noble, Jim - 75
Nodvin, Stephen C. - 230.
Nolan, Edward W. - 293.
Nonnemacher, Robert M. - 293.
Norcross, Brenda L - 181.
Norling, E. R. - 181.
Norman, Hope - 181.
Norman, J. - 109.
Norse, Elliott A. - 75, 131.
Northup, Jim - 181.
Northwest Conservation League - 182.
N.W. Forest Service News - 5.
Northwestern Lumberman - 75.
Norwood, Gus - 230.
Novak, Eva - 230.
Noyes, Richard M. - 182.
Noyes, Winninette A. - 182.
Nunnally, Patrick - 293.
Nutter, Wade L - 75.
Nye, David D. - 76, 264.
011ieu, Max - 143.
Olmsted, Frederick Erskine - 182.
Olney, Warren - 231.
Olsen, Ken - 182.
Olson, David S. - 131.
Olson, Douglas C. - 156, 182.
Olson, Earl F. - 264.
Olson, Harold - 293.
Olson, Jeffery T. - 131.
Olson, John R. - 125.
Olson, Lilian - 182.
Olson, Lloyd R. - 182.
Olson, N. Crystine - 231.
Olson, Sherry H. - 293.
Olson, Sigurd F. - 76.
Olson, Ted -231.
Olson, Wallace - 164.
Oman, Don - 182.
O'Meara, Charles L - 182, 293.
Omer, Pamela - 293.
Omi, Philip N. - 76.
O'Neill, Elizabeth Stone - 231.
Onthank, Karl William - 131.
Orchard, Vance - 182.
Oregon Natural Resources Council - 131.
Oregon Sportsman - 76, 131.
Oregon State Conservation Commission- 131.
Oregon State Forestry Department - 293.
Oregon State, House of Representatives - 132.
Orr, Trent W. - 37.
Orsi, Richard J. - 231.
Osborn, John - 76, 293.
Osborn, Wallace B. - 164.
Osburne, Lura Esther Cooley - 182.
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Ober, Michael J. - 264.
Oberg, P. M. - 131, 230.
Oberly, James W. - 231.
Obermiller, Frederick W.
231.
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Osborne, Nancy - 39.
Osseward, John - 231.
Ostler, Jeffery - 132.
Otis, Alison T. - 250, 252, 254, 256, 261, 262, 263,
264, 266, 269.
O'Toole, Randal - 22-23, 38, 66, 76-77, 132, 182.
Otter, Floyd L - 182.
Ouderkirk, Nancy Myster - 264.
Outlook - 132.
Out West - 23.
Overbay, James C. - 23, 77.
Overlease, Edith - 293.
Overlease, William - 293.
Owsley, Clifford D. - 77.
Oxley, Howard W. - 264.
Partridge, Arthur D. - 132.
Patric, James H. - 77.
Patrick, Michael - 77.
Patterson, Lester Westcott - 293.
Patterson, William A. - 232.
Patton, Thomas W. - 23.
Patty, Joy - 23.
Paul, George - 132.
Pavlik, Robert C. - 232.
Paxon, C. - 216.
Paxton, Percy J. - 132.
Payne, Brian R. - 77.
Payne, Claire - 78.
Payne, Lori - 67.
Payne, Thomas - 157.
Peachey, A. L. - 183.
Peachy, Ernest C. - 183.
Peacock, Marcus S. - 214.
Pearson, Byron E. - 232.
Pearson, Frances - 183.
Pearson, G. A. - 78.
Pearson, Mark - 78.
Pease, Dave - 293.
Pease, Lute - 23, 232.
Peavy, George W. - 293.
Peck, Norman - 78.
Pecore, Marshall - 232.
Pedersen, Richard J. - 78, 132, 174.
Peffer, E. Louise - 23, 232.
Peirce, Earl S. - 78, 132.
Pencavel, John - 276.
Pendergrass, Lee F. - 132.
Pengelly, W. Leslie - 157.
Penick Jr., James L - 23.
Penick, N. J. - 183.
Pennington, Stephen G. - 23, 166.
Perkins, E. T. - 232.
Perkins, J. W. - 176.
Perrin Jr., Robert Anthony - 132.
Perry, Dave - 78.
Perry, James P. - 78.
Persons, W. Frank - 264.
Petersen, Jim - 132.
Petersen, Keith C. - 222, 293.
Petersen, Margaret - 78.
Peterson, Charles S. - 183, 232, 293.
Peterson, George L. - 78.
Peterson, Ralph Max - 12, 18, 78.
Peterson, Richard - 232.
Petrin, Steven - 294.
Petschek, Rodolfo - 272.
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Paananen, Donna M. - 132.
Pace, Felice - 126.
Pacific Southwest News Log - 77.
Pacific Telephone Magazine - 77.
Pack, Charles Lathrop - 264.
Packard, Fred M. - 231.
Packwood, Robert - 132.
Paddock, Nancy - 293.
Pager, John - 264.
Paige, John C. - 218, 264.
Paine, Philip L - 182.
Painter, J. E. - 77.
Paive, Maggie - 264.
Palandri, Guido - 255.
Palmer, A. H. - 77.
Palmer, George M. Mike' - 182.
Palmer, Karen - 183.
Palmer, Kevin (Lex) - 183.
Palmer, Thomas - 232.
Pammel, Louis H. - 77.
Panissdi, A. N. Pat' - 275, 278, 283, 285, 289, 290,
299, 302.
Pardee, George C. - 232.
Parfit, Michael - 77.
Park, C. H. - 183.
Park, Edwards - 183.
Parke, William - 77.
Parker, Alvin E. - 183.
Parman, Donald L - 264.
Parry, Thomas B. - 77.
Parshall, Gerald - 23.
Parsons, David J. - 232.
Parsons, George H. - 183.
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Peyton, Jeannie S. - 232.
Phelan, James D. - 132.
Phelps, Howard Thomas - 183.
Phillips, Clinton B. - 78.
Phillips, Jerry - 294.
Phipps, Alan - 115.
Pierre, Joseph H. - 294.
Pinchot, Cornelia Bryce (Mrs. Gifford) - 183.
Pinchot, Gifford - 23-24, 79, 182.
Pine, Jack - 132.
Pinkerton, John B. - 264.
Pinkett, Harold T. - 24, 265.
Pisani, Donald J. - 79, 232.
Pitcaithley, Dwight - 221.
Pifls, Erin - 132.
Pitts, Kathy - 253.
Pitzer, Paul Curtis - 233.
Place, Howard - 233.
Place, Marian T. - 24, 79, 133, 233.
Plair, T. B. - 265.
Plumas Historical Society - 184.
Plummer, Fred G. - 79, 124, 184.
Plummer, Mark L - 227.
Poirier, Alice Mae - 184.
Polenberg, Richard - 24, 265.
Poling, Michael A. - 233.
Pomeroy, Kenneth B. - 184, 275.
Ponder, Stephen Edward - 24, 133.
Poole, Daniel A.- 233.
Poole, Eva - 184.
Pooler, Frank C. W. - 79.
Popovich, Luke - 20, 47, 79, 84, 184, 294.
Popular Mechanics Magazine - 79, 265.
Port, Lee C. - 184.
Porter, John S. - 184.
Porter, William W. - 79.
Porterie, Gaston L - 133.
Post, J. Douglas - 58.
Potter, Albert Franklin - 79, 100, 133.
Potter, Barrett George - 265.
Potter, E. L - 79.
Powell, David C. - 158.
Power, Thomas M. - 79.
Powledge, Fred - 233.
Praeger, Rick - 265.
Prater, LeLand J. - 24.
Pratt, L C. - 133, 184.
Preece, Kathleen - 80.
Prendusi, Teresa - 233.
Preston, Howard A. - 233.
Preston, John F. - 80.
Preston, Thorgrimson, Shidler, Gates, and
Ellis - 133.
Priaulx, Arthur W. - 294.
Price Jr., Andrew - 294.
Price, Overton Westfeldt - 24.
Price, Raymond - 133.
Prochnau, William -133.
Proescholdt, Kevin - 184.
Prokop, John - 265.
Prouty, Andrew M. - 294.
Public Land Law Review Commission - 233.
Pulaski, E. C. - 80, 133.
Purdy, Carl - 133.
Puter, Stephen Arnold Douglas - 133.
Putnam, Carl M. - 265.
Putnam, Ted - 63, 122.
Pyles, Hamilton K - 24, 80.
Pyne, Stephen J. - 80, 233.
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Quigley, Kenneth - 107.
Quigley, Thomas M. - 47, 64, 80.
Quinnett, Paul - 294.
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Rachford, C. E. - 80.
Raeburn, Paul - 24.
Radcliffe, Samuel J. - 233.
Raedeke, Kenneth J. - 133.
Rahm, Neal M. - 184.
Rajala, Richard A. - 294.
Rakestraw, Lawrence - 24, 133-134, 185, 267.
Rakestraw, Mary - 185.
Randall, Charles Edgar - 80, 185.
Randolph, Jennings - 185.
Randolph, John N. - 192.
Ranger, The - 5.
Ranney, S. R. - 66.
Ranney, Sally Ann Gumaer - 294.
Raphael, David L - 265.
Raphael, Martin G. - 134.
Raphael, Ray - 294.
Rapport, Roger - 294.
Rase, Frederick W. - 134.
Rasmussen, Boyd L - 185, 251.
Rasmussen, Mark - 80.
Ravenel, Ruth - 80.
Rawick, George P. - 265.
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Read, Richard T. - 233.
Recknagel, Arthur Bernhard - 80.
Record, Samuel James - 80.
Redente, Edward F. - 275.
Redington, Paul G. - 81, 134.
Reed, Ernie - 185.
Reed, Franklin W. - 233.
Reed, Mary E. - 222.
Reed, Nathaniel P. - 233.
Reed, Patrick C. - 81.
Reed, Scott W. - 134.
Reed College - 294.
Reeves, Gordon H. - 81, 138.
R-6 Administrative News - 5.
R-6 Greensheet - 5.
Reid, Richard G. - 81.
Reider, David A. - 134.
Reidel, Carl H. - 25, 81.
Reiger, George - 81.
Reiger, John F. - 25.
Reinburg, Kathleen M. - 75.
Reinhardt, Richard - 233.
Reinhart, Troy - 134.
Rencken, Nancy E. - 185.
Resner, Herbert A. - 294.
Resler, Rexford A. - 25.
Reyes, German - 87.
Reynalds, Gerald - 265.
Reynolds, Frances - 134.
Reynolds, H. H. - 253.
Reynolds, John - 233.
Reynolds, R. R. - 134.
Reynolds, Susan - 225.
Reynoldson, Jerry Lynn - 81.
Rhea, Barry - 116.
Ribe, Tom - 81.
Rice, James Owen - 134.
Rice, Peter S. - 185.
Rice, Richard E. - 81, 134.
Rice, Teresa - 81.
Rice, William L - 81.
Rich, Stuart - 81.
Richards, Edward C. M. - 134.
Richards, Harold R. - 134.
Richards, Lynne - 265.
Richards, Mary Bradshaw - 234.
Richards, Merton T. - 46.
Richards, W. A. - 82.
Richardson, Elmo R. - 25, 185, 234, 265, 294.
Richardson, Sherri - 134.
Richie, Deborah - 134.
Richmond, H. H. - 185.
Richmond, Henry R. - 295.
Richter, Frances I. - 107.
Ridenour, James - 234.
Rideout, Douglas B. - 82, 134.
Rider, David A. - 135.
Ridgeway, George W. - 135.
Ridsdale, Percival Sheldon - 82.
Rieger, Ted - 135.
Righter, Robert W. - 234.
Riis, John - 82.
Riley, Michael - 185.
Riley, Smith - 82.
Rindler, Lester - 262.
Ringland, Arthur Cuming - 82, 135, 265, 295.
Ripley, Thomas Emerson - 295.
Rippelmeyer, Kay - 111.
Risbrudt, Christopher D. - 82, 86.
Rifler, Charles Frank - 135, 185.
Ritter, J. Edward - 265.
Ritter, Michael A. - 135.
Rixon, Theodore F. - 113, 124, 163, 185.
Robbins, Jim - 234.
Robbins, Roy M. - 234.
Robbins, William G. - 25, 82, 135, 295.
Roberge, Earl - 295.
Roberson, Sam - 185.
Roberts, Paul H. - 64, 82, 186, 266.
Roberts, Tom A. - 135.
Robertson, F. Dale - 25, 82, 234.
Robinson, Donald J. - 234.
Robinson, Glen 0. - 25.
Robinson, Gordon - 83.
Robinson, John W. - 186.
Robinson, Michael C. - 234.
Robinson, William Paul - 186.
Robinson, William W. - 186.
Rochelle, James A. - 295.
Rockwell, Alton F. - 266.
Rodgers Ill, Andrew Denny - 25.
Roe, Teddy - 62.
Roenke, Karl - 173.
Rogers, James P. - 234.
Roggenbuck, Joseph W. - 41, 83.
Rohe, Randall - 295.
Roholt, Chris - 83.
Rohrbough, Malcolm J. - 234.
Rollins, Franklin W. - 135.
Rollins, Ralph - 186.
Romme, William H. - 75, 234-235.
Rondthaler, Harold M. - 135.
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Rooney, Bill - 186.
Roosevelt, President Franklin Delano - 266.
Roosevelt, President Theodore - 25, 135.
Rosbach, Ronald L - 135.
Rose, H. B. - 186.
Rose, Robert A. - 41.
Rosenbaum, Kenneth L - 75.
Rosentreter, Roger L - 266.
Ross, D. W. - 235.
Ross, John R. - 295.
Ross, Joseph V. H. - 235.
Ross, William G. - 174.
Rossetta, Noel - 235.
Rost, Bob - 295.
Rostel, Ernest A. - 288.
Roth, Bernhard A. - 266.
Roth, Dennis M. - 18, 25, 83.
Roth, Filibert - 25, 83.
Rothermel, Richard C. - 186.
Rothery, Julian E. - 186.
Rothman, Hal K. - 83, 135, 186, 235.
Row, Clark - 83.
Rowley, William D. - 83-80.
Roy, William N. - 288, 295-296.
Royer, C. G. - 266.
Rubin, Jonathan - 136.
Rudnicki, Judith C. - 179.
Rudolf, Paul 0. - 136.
Rummel, Dick - 136.
Rumpf, Robert - 84.
Runte, Alfred - 25, 186, 231, 235.
Rupp, Craig W. - 84.
Rupprecht, Katrina L - 136.
Russell, Carl P. - 235.
Russell, Dick - 84.
Russell, Sharman Apt - 296.
Rush, W. M. - 186.
Rust, Marie - 235.
Ruth, Lawrence W. - 277.
Rutland Herald and Times Argus - 186.
Rutledge, R. H. - 235, 266.
Ryan, John C. - 136, 186, 266, 296.
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Saalberg, John J. - 266.
Saavedra, Michelle - 84.
Sabatier, Paul A. - 70, 84.
St. Clair, Jeffrey - 25, 84, 136, 186, 187, 235.
St. John, Julie - 84.
Saint Paul Commercial Club and Minneapolis Corn-
mercial Club - 187.
St. Pierre, Jym - 286.
Salazar, Debra - 296.
Salmond, John A. - 266.
Salwasser, Hal - 84.
Sampert, Hubert - 236.
Sample Jr., V. Alaric - 25, 84-85, 136.
Sampson, Arthur William - 44, 85, 136, 187.
Sampson, R. Neil - 25, 85, 136, 137.
Sanborn, Margaret - 236.
Sanchez, Doran - 236.
Sanchez, Ronaldo - 266.
Sandiford, Glenn - 236.
Sandow's Magazine - 187.
Sandstrom, Harold - 288.
Sandvig, Earl D. - 187.
Sansone, Marjorie - 165.
Sargent, Charles S. - 26-28, 137, 236-237, 296.
Sargent, Frank - 266.
Sargent, Shirley - 137, 237.
Sarvis, Will - 137, 187.
Satchell, Michael - 137.
Satterfield, Archie - 237.
Sauer, Kenneth W. - 187.
Savage, Christine E. - 266.
Savage, Melissa - 296.
Savidge, Clark V. - 138.
Sawyer, Robert W. - 297.
Sax, Joseph L - 237.
Say, Harold B. - 237.
Sayen, Jamie - 297.
Sayers, Wilson B. - 297.
Sayre, Thomas W. - 187.
Schaffer, Daniel - 237.
Schallau, Con H. - 85, 296, 297.
Schenck, Carl Alwin - 28, 138.
Schenck, Marian Albright - 203.
Schene, Michael G. - 237.
Scheurrnann, H. Lynn - 270.
Schiff, Ashley L. - 85.
Schinnell, Lynn - 187.
Schlapfer, Ted - 138.
Schlenker, Jon A. - 266.
Schlesinger Sr., Arthur Meier - 266.
Schmaltz, Norman J. - 85.
Schmeirer, Alan C. - 187.
Schmid, J. M. - 187.
Schmitz, H. - 44.
Schmitz, John M. - 187.
Schneider, Keith - 85.
Schneider, Paul - 85.
Schneider-Hector, Dietmar - 237.
Schock, Susan - 187.
Schofield, William R. - 297.
School Review - 266.
Schreck, Robert G. - 138, 187.
Schrepfer, Susan R. - 14, 24, 78, 80, 85, 112, 138,
Shafer, C. H. - 267.
Shallat, Todd - 238.
Shampine, Susan - 238.
Shanahan, Ward A. - 238.
Shands, William E. - 19, 28, 55, 86-87, 138, 219.
Shank, Henry M. - 87.
Shankland, Robert - 238.
Shanklin, John F. - 238.
Shanks, Bernard - 87, 238.
Shannon, Margaret A. - 12, 41, 87, 109, 138.
Shannon, Richard E. - 157, 238.
Sharp, Bill - 238.
Sharp, Bob - 267.
Sharp, Lee A. - 40.
Shattuck, C. H. - 188.
Shattuck, Louise - 188.
Shaw, Barbara - 188.
Shaw, Charlie - 188.
Shaw, Helen D. - 138.
Shaw, Ruth M. - 87.
Shaw, Samuel P. - 87.
Shea, John P. - 87.
Sheasby, Kimberly - 297.
Sheets, E. W. - 87.
Shelby, Gertrude Matthews - 188.
Sheldon, Addison E. - 188.
Sheldon, David P. - 238.
Sheldon, Roger - 189.
Shelford, V. E. - 238.
Shell, Dan - 138, 297.
Shelley, Ralph S. - 189.
Shelton, Napier - 238.
Shepard, Harold B. - 239, 282.
Shephard, Jack - 87.
Shepard, W. Bruce - 87.
Shepard, Ward -211.
Sher, Jeff - 87.
Sher, Victor M. - 139.
Sherfy, Marcella M. - 239.
Sheriden, W. P. - 189.
Sherman, David - 189.
Sherman, Dorothy Marie - 297.
Sherman, Edward A. - 29, 87-84, 239.
Sherraden, Michael W. - 267.
Sherrard, Thomas H. - 139, 189.
Shideler, John C. - 29.
Shikiar, R. - 260.
Shindler, Bruce - 139.
Shinn, Charles Howard - 139.
Shinn, Craig W. - 298.
Shinn, Julia T. - 189.
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Schroeder, J. E. - 297.
Schubert, Frank N. - 85.
Schuessler, Raymond - 297.
Schullery, Paul - 138, 205, 233.
Schulte, Bridgid - 138.
Schultz, Jack C. - 85, 297.
Schuize, N. C. - 187.
Schultz, Timothy - 28.
Schuster, Ervin G. - 85, 138.
Schwartz, Anne - 146.
Schwartz, Eleanor - 238.
Schwartz, G. Frederick - 85.
Schwartz, Lisa - 28, 85.
Schweitzer, Dennis L. - 46, 86.
Schwiden, Theodore - 297.
Scidmore, Eliza Ruhamah - 28.
Science - 188.
Science Digest - 86.
Science Illustrated - 86.
Scientific American - 86, 188, 297.
Scientific American Supplement - 86, 138, 188.
Scott, Douglas W. - 86.
Scott, John C. - 163, 262.
Scott, John D. - 138, 188.
Scott, Leslie M. - 297.
Scott, Robert - 275.
Scroggs, Gayle - 86.
Sea, Susan - 86.
Seaman, James A. - 266.
Searle, R. Newell - 188,297.
Sedell, James R. - 138.
Sedjo, Roger A. - 28.
Seehorn, Monte E. - 86.
Seide man, David - 188.
Selbert, Pamela - 188.
Seligman, Dan - 297.
Sellars, Richard West - 238.
Senzel, Irving - 238.
Sesco, Jerry A. - 86.
Sessions, John - 241, 297.
Severson Jr., Robert F. - 266.
Sewell, W. R. Derrick - 86.
Seyden, Terry - 188.
SF! [Sport Fishing Institute] Bulletin - 138.
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Shlisky, Ayn L - 189.
Shirley, Hardy L - 107.
Shirley, William J. - 88.
Shoecraft, Billie - 88.
Shoemaker, Leonard C. - 139, 189.
Sholly, Dan R. - 239.
Shore, T. H. - 260.
Short, C. Brant - 239.
Short, Casey - 190.
Shorter, Fred C. - 139.
Shoulders, Eugene - 267.
Shoup, Lawrence H. - 298.
Shovic, Henry F. - 239.
Show, Stuart Bevier - 139.
Shrader-Frechette, Kristin - 12.
Shurzynski, Gloria - 88.
Sieber, Susan - 190.
Siecke, E. 0. - 139.
Sieker, John H. - 88.
Sierra - 298.
Sierra Club - 88.
Sierra Club Bulletin - 190, 239.
Silcox, Ferdinand Augustus - 88, 139, 267.
Silvermoon, Jon - 267.
Simmons, Fred C. - 88.
Simmons, Perez - 88.
Simon, A. L - 88.
Simon, Jerry- 190.
Simon, Ted - 298.
Simons, David R. - 139, 190.
Simons, Jay - 298.
Simpson, Charles D. - 190.
Simpson, H. V. - 139.
Simpson, Peter Kool - 298.
Simson, A. Gael - 89.
Sirmon, Jeff M. - 29, 89, 139.
Siskiyou Journal - 139.
Smith, Darrell Hevenor - 29.
Smith, David M. - 298.
Smith, Duane A. - 239.
Smith, Dwight L - 239.
Smith, Elizabeth M. - 190.
Smith, Eric L - 89.
Smith, Frank E. - 29.
Smith, Frederick W. - 125.
Smith, Harold E. - 190-191.
Smith, Herbert A. - 29.
Smith, Glen A. - 89, 140.
Smith, J. T. Brabner - 191.
Smith, Jared G. - 140.
Smith, JeffreyJ. -191.
Smith, Joel Preston - 239.
Smith, Kenneth L - 298.
Smith, Landon - 140.
Smith, Marvin L - 89.
Smith, Rocky - 140.
Smith, Steve L - 140.
Smith, Terence J. - 267.
Smith, Thomas G. - 239.
Smith, W. Brad - 298.
Smith, Walker C. - 298.
Smith, Zane Grey - 89.
Smyth, Arthur V. - 81, 298.
Smith-Baranzini, Marlene - 231.
Snellgrove, Thomas A. - 73, 84.
Snook, Stephanie - 239.
Snow, Charles MacCormac - 240.
Snow, Donald - 89.
Snow, Kathleen - 240.
Snow, S. Bevier - 89.
Soady Jr., Fred W. - 191.
Sobel, Dava - 240.
Society of American Foresters - 267.
Society of American Foresters National Task
Force - 89.
Soderberg, K A. - 191.
Soffar, Allen J. - 29.
Solem, Stephen J. - 191.
Solnit, Rebecca - 240.
Sommer, Barbara - 263.
Sontag, William - 240.
Soper, Curt - 90.
Sorensen, Henry L. - 274.
Sorenson, Conner - 267.
Sorensen, Willis C. - 191.
Sorenson, Gordon - 267.
South Canyon Fire Accident Investigation
Team - 240.
Six Twenty-Six - 140.
Skeels, Dorr - 90.
Skidmore, Eliza R. - 29.
Skovlin, Jon M. - 140.
Skow, John - 140, 190.
Slaughter, William W. - 234.
Sletteland, Trygve - 298.
Slonaker, L V. - 190.
Slover, Bruce L - 192.
Smardon, Richard C. - 89, 239.
Smith, Andrea L - 89.
Smith, Anthony W. - 190.
Smith, Beverly - 267.
Smith, Charles D. - 140, 190
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Stewart, J. 0. - 141.
Stewart, R. -241.
Stiak, Jim - 30, 91, 141.
Stiles, Cynthia M. - 267.
Stillman, Phyllis - 73.
Stine, Jeffrey K -241.
Stires, Sid - 299.
Stockwell, H. J. - 267.
Stoddard, Bill - 299.
Stoddard, Charles H. - 241.
Stoddart, L A. - 46.
Stoel Jr., Thomas B. - 37.
Stokes, Gerald L - 192.
Stone, Earl L. - 173.
Stone, John Herbert 'Herb' - 141, 192.
Stone, Richard - 141.
Stoner, Donald J. - 109.
Storm, Jacqueline M. - 241.
Story, Fraser - 30.
Stout, Anthony T. - 91.
Stout, Benjamin B. - 91.
Stout, Dean - 225.
Stout, Martha L - 75.
Stout, Ray L - 299.
Stradt, Gilbert - 267.
Stratford, Howard J. 'Stratty' - 141.
Stratton, George F. - 91.
Streeby, Larry L. - 91.
Strickland, Ronald Gibson - 91
Strickler, Gerald S. - 141.
Stringer, Jeffrey W. - 192.
Strite, Dan - 299.
Strong, Douglas H. - 30, 141, 193, 213, 241.
Strong, W. E. - 241.
Stuart, Alice - 91.
Stuart, Hanson R. -229.
Stuart, Robert Young - 30, 91, 267.
Sturgeon, John L - 241.
Stutz, Bruce -241.
Suckling, Kieran - 141.
Sudia, Theodore W. - 241.
Sullivan, Bradley J. - 141.
Sullivan, Jay - 55.
Sullivan, Michael - 141.
Sumner, Jim L. - 267.
Sundborg, George - 241.
Suniville, Gerald L. - 241.
Sunset - 141.
Superintendent of the United States Reserves in
Montana - 141.
Supernaugh, William R. - 246.
Southern Lumberman - 298.
Space, Ralph S. - 191, 298.
Sparrow, Alex - 240.
Spector, Robert - 298.
Spencer, Betty G. - 140.
Spencer, James - 299.
Spencer, John W. - 90, 267.
Speth, Linda - 183.
Spies, Thomas A. - 116, 126.
Sprague, Charles A. - 191, 299.
Spring, Ira - 140.
Springer, Vera - 240.
Spurr, Stephen H. - 90.
Staebler, George R. - 191.
Staebler, Rebecca N. - 140.
Stahl, Andy - 89, 138, 141, 240, 299.
Stahl, William J. - 78.
Stairs, Gerald R. - 90.
Stallings, Constance L. - 73.
Stamm, E. P. - 90.
Stanford, Jack A. - 240.
Stangell, Julie - 240.
Stankey, George H. - 44, 50, 90, 110.
Stanley, Susan - 191.
Starker, T. J. - 191.
Starr, Warren A. - 29.
Start, Edwin A. - 191.
Steel, Brent S. - 139.
Steel, William 'Will' Gladstone - 140, 240.
Steele, E. M. - 90.
Steele, Foster - 141.
Steen, Harold K Pete' - 21, 29-30, 90, 141, 206,
298, 299.
Steen, Judith A. - 3.
Steffen, E. H. - 191.
Stegner, Wallace - 240.
Steinhart, Peter - 191, 240.
Stephens, Guy Garthur - 299.
Sterling, E. A. - 141.
Sterling, E. F. - 90.
Sterling, Keir B. - 240.
Stevens, Dennis - 179.
Stevens, Horace - 133.
Stevens, Joseph H. - 241.
Stevens, Victor - 299.
Stevens, Walter B. - 30.
Stevens, William K. - 241.
Stewart, Chris - 192.
Stewart, Fleming K. - 91.
Stewart, H. J. - 148.
Stewart, George W. - 241.
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Terry, Thomas A. - 295.
Terzick, Peter - 192.
Tessendorf, K C. - 242.
Texas Trees - 192.
Thaler, Toby - 192.
Thatcher, Terence L - 140.
Thayer, Afford F. - 242.
Thayer, Afford L. - 242.
Thayer, Eliene F. - 242.
Thayer, J. A. - 92.
Thayer, Marshall - 192.
Their, R. W. - 140.
Theoe, Donald R. - 77, 142.
Thoele, Mike - 142.
Thomas, Chant - 192.
Thomas, Edward H. - 192.
Thomas, Harold A. Red' - 193.
Thomas, Jack Ward - 30, 64, 80, 92, 142, 193.
Thompson, Allen E. - 193.
Thompson, Ben H. - 242.
Thompson, E. L - 300.
Thompson, Erwin H. - 243.
Thompson, M. W. - 193.
Thompson, Perry Arthur Pat' - 193.
Thompson, Roger C. - 300.
Thompson, Sandy - 92.
Thompson, Thomas G. - 193.
Throop, Elizabeth Gail - 92, 268.
Thornton, P. L - 92.
Thornton, Robert D. - 243.
Thruelsen, Richard - 92.
Tilden, Freeman - 243.
Tilden, Paul M. - 243.
Timber Producer - 193, 300.
Timber West - 300.
Timberlines - 142-143, 193.
Timberman, The - 30, 92, 143, 243, 268.
Tinker, E. W. - 268.
Tipple, Terrence J. - 92.
Tisdale, William T. - 143.
Titone, Julie - 70, 143.
Titus, Harold - 268.
Tixier, Stan - 92, 193.
Tober, James A. - 300.
Todd Jr., Clyde M. - 302.
Toffenetti, Kathyrn - 128.
Tokar, Brian - 143.
Tolan, Mary - 143.
Tollenaar, Keith C. - 92, 243.
Tomascheski, J. 'Buds - 302.
Tonn, Jonalea R. - 238.
Supernowicz, Dana Edward - 3, 192.
Sutton, S. B. - 30.
Swain, Donald C. - 30, 241-242.
Swanson, Frederick J. - 78, 91, 160.
Swanson, Robert Wayne - 299.
Sweet, F. H. - 30.
Swerkstrom, Buz - 299.
Swetham, Thomas W. - 142.
Swift, J. Charles - 242.
Swift, Lloyd W. - 88, 91.
Swindell, Ray - 299.
Swing, Raymond Gram - 268.
Swingler, W. S. - 91, 142.
Sylvester, A. - 192.
Sylvester, Albert Hale - 142.
Szasz, Ferenc M. - 242.
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Talbert, Nelda - 242.
Talberth, John - 142, 192.
Talney, Mark A. - 242.
Tamura, Linda - 299.
Tanasoca, Donald - 268.
Tanner, Thomas - 91.
Tappeiner II, J. C. - 142.
Tarpley, Billy - 299.
Tattam, William Marquis - 299.
Tautges, Alan - 142.
Taylor, Arthur A. - 242.
Taylor, Dale L. - 242.
Taylor, Dale T. - 142.
Taylor, James L - 192.
Taylor, Michael Ray - 242.
Taylor, Ray F. - 142.
Taylor, Robert E. - 142.
Taylor, Serge -91.
Taylor, Steven T. - 91.
Teagle, Ernest - 299.
Teal, Joseph N. - 299.
Teale, Edwin Way - 242.
Teare, John - 142.
Tebbe, Chas. L. - 119, 300.
Teeguarden, Dennis E. - 92, 277.
Teiser, Ruth - 242.
Templeton, Billy R. - 242.
TerBush, Frank A. - 192.
Terrell, John U. - 242.
Terrie, Philip G. - 300.
Terry, Dorothy H. - 192.
Terry, E. I. - 92.
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Tonsfeldt, H. Ward - 193, 243.
Tonsor, Stephen J. - 93.
Toole, K Ross - 143.
Tormoehlen, Barbara - 166.
Torrence, James F. - 143.
Torrey, Raymond H. - 268.
Totem - 302.
Tourney, James W. - 30.
Tourtillott, George W. - 193.
Towell, William E. - 84, 143.
Towle, Everett L. - 29, 93.
Townsend, A. Price - 93.
Townsend, Curt - 193.
Tracy, Ray Palmer - 93, 143.
Tracy Jr., Robert H. - 193.
Trankle, Hans W. - 243.
Trayer, George W. - 93.
Treat, Victor H. - 107.
Tree Talk - 93.
Tribble, Bob - 93.
Trimble Jr., George R. - 143.
Trimble, Stephen - 205.
Tripp, Joseph F. - 302.
Trotter, Sherwood C. - 199.
Troxell, Mark G. - 93.
Troyer, Jack G. - 243.
Trueblood, Jack - 243.
Tubman, R. H. 'Dick - 194.
Tuchmann, E. Thomas - 69, 93.
Tucker, Edwin A. - 143.
Tucker, Gerald J. 'Tuck - 194.
Tucker, J. E. - 289.
Tunnock, Scott - 143.
Tupling, W. Lloyd - 279.
Turbak, Gary - 93, 194.
Turner, Bonnee - 120, 171.
Turner, Frederick - 30.
Turner, Tom - 93, 144.
Turpin, Thomas C. - 144, 194.
Turque, Bill - 30.
Tuttle, Larry - 132.
Tweed, William C. - 93, 213, 243.
Twichell, Heath - 243.
Twight, Ben W. - 31, 69, 93, 144.
Twight, Peter A. - 144.
Twining, Charles E. - 302.
Twiss, Robert H. - 93.
Tyler, Robert L. - 302.
Tyner, George P. - 268.
Tyrrell, T. M. - 243.
Udall, Stewart Lee - 31, 166, 220, 243.
Ulrich, Richard W. - 243.
Unimchuck, George A. - 15.
USA Today - 166.
U.S. Army -243.
U.S. Congress, Committee on Interior and Insular
Affairs. Subcommittee. - 243.
U.S. Congress, House of Representatives 194, 244.
U.S. Congress, Joint Committee to Investigate Interior Department and Forestry Service - 30.
U.S. Congress, Senate - 31, 94, 194, 244, 268.
U.S. Congress, Senate Committee on Education
and Labor - 268.
U.S. Department of Agriculture - 194.
USDA Forest Service -31, 94-91, 144, 194-195, 268,
302.
USDA Forest Service, Alabama National Forests 195.
USDA Forest Service, Boise National Forest - 195.
USDA Forest Service, Eastern Region - 144.
USDA Forest Service, Intermountain Region - 144.
USDA Forest Service, National Forests in Mississippi - 195.
USDA Forest Service, Northern Region - 144.
USDA Forest Service, Ouachita National Forest 195.
USDA Forest Service, Pacific Northwest Region 144-145, 195.
USDA Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Region 145.
USDA Forest Service, Reinvention Team - 31.
USDA Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Region -145.
USDA Forest Service, Southeastern Forest Experiment Station - 145.
USDA Forest Service, Southern Region - 145.
USDA Forest Service, Uinta National Forest - 196.
USDA Soil Conservation Service - 244, 268.
U.S. Department of the Interior - 95, 244.
USD1 Bureau of Land Management - 31, 244.
USD1 Fish and Wildlife Service - 244.
USD1 General Land Office - 95.
USD1 Geological Survey - 95.
USD1 National Park Service - 244.
USD1 Office of Policy Analysis - 245.
U.S. General Accounting Office - 31, 95, 245.
U.S. News and World Report - 268.
U.S. Office of Technology Assessment - 95, 196.
U.S. Spruce Production Corporation - 243.
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U.S. Spruce Production Corporation Properties 245.
Waddell, Thomas E. - 87.
Wade, Dale - 273.
Waggener, Bud - 146.
Waggener, Thomas R. - 96, 196.
Wagner, Frederic H. - 245.
Waha, Alpheus Oliver 'A. 0.' - 196.
Wakimoto, Ronald H. - 96, 245.
Walcott, Charles 0. - 96.
Waldo, John Breckenridge - 146.
Wales, H. Basil - 196.
Walker, Audrey - 196.
Walker, David D. - 196.
Walker, Earle - 302.
Walker, Frank F. - 146.
Walker, Helen M. - 269.
Walker, Gordon Jesse - 196.
Walker, John L - 96.
Walker, Laurence C. - 197.
Walker, Tommy - 31, 96.
Walker, Wendy - 146.
Wall, Brian R. - 96, 302.
Wallace, David Rains - 96, 146, 197.
Wallace, James N. - 197.
Wallace, Mary G. - 226.
Wallowa National Forest - 269.
Walls, Robert E. - 302.
Walsh, Barry Walden - 31, 96, 246.
Walsh, Frank K - 246.
Walsh, Jim - 246.
Walstad, John D. - 302.
Waiston, Roderick E. - 246.
Walt, Harold R. - 302.
Wambach, Robert F. - 157.
Wandall, Luther C. - 269.
Wanderass, David - 197.
Ward, Franklin A. - 285.
Warden, James - 96.
Wame, William E. - 246.
Warner, Susan H. - 214.
Warren, F. E. - 96.
Warth, John F. - 197.
Washington Post - 246.
Washington Wool Grower's Association - 197.
Wasserman, Lawrence J. - 272.
Waterman, Guy - 302.
Waterman, Laura - 302.
Watkins, T. H. - 32, 96-97, 114, 146, 197, 246, 302.
Watson Jr., Charles - 246.
Watts, Lyle Ford - 32, 97.
U.S. War Department - 268.
University of Montana - 268.
University of Oregon - 268.
Urbanek, John - 269.
Unrau, Harlan D. - 245.
Unsworth, Michael E. - 145.
Usher, Jack H. - 196.
Utah Science - 95.
Utley, John T. - 196.
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Valenzuela, Louis - 269.
Vallentine, John F. - 95.
Van Name, Willard G. - 31, 245.
Van Ryn-Lincoln, Tammara - 302.
Van Syckle, Edwin - 302.
van Wagtendonk, Jan W. - 245.
Van Zuzer, H. B. - 302.
VanDyne, Andra Slimak - 121.
Vann, Barbara H. - 86.
Vara, John - 196.
Varley, John D. - 245.
Vatter, Barbara Amy Breitmayer - 302.
Vaux, Henry J. - 77, 286, 302.
Veblen, Thomas T. - 302.
Veenker, Man - 196.
Veirs Jr., Stephen D. - 245.
Vento, Bruce - 245.
Vernon, Stivers - 145.
Verrall, Arthur F. - 145.
Vessels, Joseph - 190.
Vest, Jay Hansford Charles - 95.
Vickery, Jim Dale - 245.
Victor, Arthur E. - 145.
Viehman, John - 145.
Viquesney, J. A. - 196.
Viramontes, Daniel - 95.
Virden, Randy J. - 145.
Viscusi, W. Kip - 205.
Vogel, John Nunn - 302.
Voight Jr., William - 95, 245.
Voland, Maurice E. - 95, 96.
Volkman, John M. - 145, 245.
Vora, Robin S. - 196.
Voth, Donald E. - 96, 165.
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Wauer, Roland H. - 246.
Waugh, Jack - 302.
Wear, David N. - 97, 270.
Wearin, Everett - 302.
Weaver, Diane - 97.
Webb, Melody - 246.
Webber, Bert - 146.
Weber, Barbara C. 86.
Weber, Wallace W. - 97.
Webster, Henry H. - 97.
Wee, Stephen - 173.
Weeks, Christopher - 269.
Weesner, Margaret - 97, 146.
Wehmeyer, Fred - 197.
Weigle, William Grant - 146, 197.
Weingrad, Carmi - 246.
Weir, Jean Burwell - 269.
Weisendanger, Albert - 146.
Weiss, Elaine - 302.
Weissner, Andy - 62.
Weister, George M. - 246.
Weitzman, Sidney - 197.
Welch, James G. - 146.
Weldon, Leslie A. C. - 97.
Welsh, Michael - 246.
Wellbaum, Elizabeth M. - 246.
Wellman, J. Douglas - 55, 92, 97.
Weilner, Charles A. - 146.
Weilner, Charles W. - 199.
Wells, John F. - 97.
Wells, Philip P. - 97.
Welsh, Michael - 246.
Welty, Eva - 197.
Wenger, Karl F. - 197.
Wengert, Norman - 32.
Wentz, Walt - 302.
Wernstedt, Lage - 146.
West, Allan J. - 98, 247.
West, Mary Beth - 247.
West, Terry L. - 3, 29, 32, 98, 302.
Westveld, Marinus - 98.
Wetherington, Norman A. - 266.
Wheeler, Miss - 197.
Wheeler, William Bruce - 247.
Whelan, Tensie - 146.
Whitbeck, Doris - 302.
White, Charles B. - 58.
White, D. G. - 98.
White, Dale - see Marian T. Place
White, Harry M. - 146, 197.
White, John Roberts - 247.
White, L. L. - 98.
White, Richard - 302.
White, Victor H. - 197.
Whitelaw, Ed - 75.
Whiteman, Luther - 146, 198.
Whitesmith, B. M. - 247.
Whitham, J. C. - 198.
Whitmore, Leonard - 198.
Whittlesey, Lee H. - 212, 247.
Wickes, George - 255.
Wickman, Boyd E. - 146, 247.
Wiener, Alfred A. - 98.
Wierman, C. A. - 142.
Wieslander, A. E. - 302.
Wigg, Mark Hamilton - 147.
Wigley, T. Bently - 222.
Wikle, Thomas A. - 247.
Wilber, C. W. - 302.
Wilbur, Earl Morse - 247.
Wilbur, Ray Lyman - 247.
Wilcove, David S. - 75, 147.
Wilcox, Bruce A. - 75.
Wilcox, Earley Vernon - 98.
Wild, Peter - 32.
Wild Oregon - 147.
Wilderness - 98, 247.
Wilderness Society - 99.
Wildlife Managment Institute - 99.
Wilhelm, Donald - 99.
Wilkins, Austin H. - 266. 302.
Wilkins, James R. - 269.
Wilkinson, Charles F. - 12, 36, 99, 109, 198, 247.
Wilkinson, Nancy Lee - 247.
Wilkinson, Todd - 247.
Willard, E. Earl - 107.
Willey, Day Allen - 99, 303.
Willhite, Elizabeth - 99.
Williams, B. J. - 147.
Williams, Dennis - 247.
Williams, Florence - 99.
Williams, Gerald W. - 1, 32, 83, 99-100, 145, 147,
198, 269, 263, 303
Williams, Jerold - 303.
Williams, Richard L - 303.
Williams, Ted - 198, 248, 303.
Williamson, David H. - 303.
Williamson, Lonnie - 100, 148, 198.
Williamson, Nancy - 248.
Williamson, Robert M. - 100.
Willingham, William F. - 248.
Willis, Bailey - 248.
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Woodcock, Nina - 199.
Woodrow, Richard - 101.
Woodruff, George W. - 101.
Woodruff, J. A. - 101.
Woods, James - 269.
Woods, John B. - 101, 148, 248, 303.
Woolsey Jr., Theodore S. - 101, 199.
Worf, William A. - 199.
Workman, John P. - 248.
Workman, R. Bryce - 249.
Worrall, Allison - 101.
Worster, Donald - 249.
Worthington, Richard E. - 148, 199.
Wray, Pat - 303.
Wren, Anthony G. - 270.
Wright, D. B. - 199.
Wright Jr., Herbert E. - 199.
Wright, Kathryn S. - 249.
Wright, Perry J. - 199.
Wright, R. Gerald - 249.
Wright, S. Russell - 32.
Wrinn, Jim - 303.
Wuerther, George - 101, 148, 249.
Wurm, Duncan C. - 163.
Wyant, William K - 249.
Wylie, Clifford W. - 199.
Wynne, S. W. - 101.
Willis, Don - 269.
Williss, G. Frank - 245.
Willison, Herbert - 148.
Williston, Hamlin L - 148.
Wilson, Carl C. - 147.
Wilson, David W. - 198.
Wilson, Dick - 303.
Wilson, J. - 100.
Wilson, Jack F. - 100.
Wilson, James - 198.
Wilson, Laurence P. - 198.
Wilson, Leo W. - 303.
Wilson, Leonard U. - 211.
Wilson, Louis F. - 132.
Wilson, Sinclair - 148, 303.
Wilson, William H. - 248.
Winckler, Suzanne - 248.
Winfrey, Daniel - 303.
Winks, Robin W. - 248.
Winokur, Diane K. - 148.
Winter, Charles E. - 248.
Winters, Robert K - 303.
Winters, S. A. - 100.
Winthrop, Kathryn - 269.
Wirth, Conrad L - 248, 269.
Wisdom. Michael - 198.
Wisely, Steve - 303.
Will, Marta - 248.
Witt, Terry L. - 100.
Woirol, Gregory - 303.
Wolf, Donald W. - 135.
Wolf, Hazel - 148.
Wolf, Robert E. - 100.
Wolf, Tom - 198-199.
Wolff, Meyer H. - 148.
Wolff Jr., William - 199, 269.
Wolke, Howie - 32, 100, 199.
Woman's Home Companion - 101.
Wondolleck, Julia M. - 101.
Wood, Don - 252, 261, 266, 269.
Wood, Dorothy - 32.
Wood, Elisa - 101.
Wood, Francis E. - 32.
Wood, Gene W. - 148.
Wood, Nancy C. - 101.
Wood, Robert E. - 101.
Wood, Robert L - 248.
Wood, Wilbur - 148.
Wood, William C. - 101.
Woodbury, Angus M. - 248.
Yaffee, Steven Lewis - 148.
Yale, Carolyn E. - 215.
Yanishevsky, Rosalind M. - 148.
Yarnell, lraT. -199.
Yazzle, Virginia - 249.
Yeon, John B. - 199.
Yochelson, Mrs. Albert - 149.
Yonce, Frederick J. - 303.
York, Mariona T. - 269.
Young, Buck - 102.
Young, Carl Henry - 199.
Young, Don - 38.
Young, Janet - 304.
Young, James A. - 102.
Young, John A. - 304.
Young, John V. - 304.
Young, Sharon S. - 149.
Young, Vernon A. - 102.
Yuskavitch, Jim - 102, 149.
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Z, Mister - 304.
Zahniser, Ed - 102.
Zahniser, Howard Clinton - 102.
Zahner, Robert - 149.
Zakin, Susan - 304.
Zaleha, D. Bernard - 249.
Zarafonitis, Bess - 249.
Zarbin, Earl A. - 249.
Zasada, John C. - 142.
Zaslowsky, Dyan - 32, 249.
Zavaleta, Erika - 149.
Zebrowski, Stephanie - 32.
Zeiger, Jeffrey B. - 102.
Zeveloff, Samuel I. - 249.
Zhu, Liping - 249.
Zichella, Carl A. - 102.
Zieroth, EiaineJ. -102.
Zimmerman, Eliot W. - 102.
Zimmerman, Elmer - 289.
Zimmerman Jr., William - 249.
Zitt, Thomas Joseph - 249.
Zivnuska, John A. - 102.
Znerold, Mike - 149.
Zuckerman, Seth - 102.
Zwight, DeAnn - 102, 149.
Zybach, Bob - 149, 304.