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C Heinkel, Fred V. (1897-1990), Papers, 1914-1988

4105 28.4 linear feet

This collection is available at The State Historical Society of Missouri. If you would like

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INTRODUCTION

The papers of Fred V. Heinkel contain materials documenting the political and

business activities of a former long-time president of the Missouri Farmers Association

(MFA). A small amount of personal material is also included.

DONOR INFORMATION

The papers were donated to the University of Missouri by Fred V. Heinkel on 4

February 1981 (Accession No. 4105). An addition was made on 23 February 1990 by

Fred V. Heinkel through Gary W. Mayfield (Accession No. 4947).

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

Frederick Victor Heinkel was born on September 22, 1897, on a farm in Jefferson

County, Missouri, to William G. and Cora Bell McDaniel Heinkel. In 1904, the family

moved to Calvey Township in Franklin County, Missouri, where Cora had grown up.

Heinkel attended school through the sixth grade, after which he worked on the family

farm. He later earned his high school equivalency diploma and passed the exam to

become a teacher in 1914. However, Heinkel never taught in a classroom but continued

to work on the farm with his father until his father’s death in 1936. He maintained the

farm on his own beginning in 1936.

In 1917, after hearing soon-to-be Missouri Farmers Association president William

Hirth speak about cooperative marketing, Heinkel joined the Pleasant Valley Farm Club.

Soon afterwards, Heinkel was elected secretary-treasurer of the club and of the MFA

Livestock Shipping Agency in Robertsville, Missouri. He was elected president of the

Franklin County Farmers Association in 1931, and in 1936 he was asked by Hirth to

serve as vice president of the Missouri Farmers Association. In 1940, when Hirth died,

Heinkel became MFA president. He was re-elected to that position 38 times.

During his presidency, MFA became a large and successful business involved in

all aspects of agriculture. While president, Heinkel oversaw the expansion of the

cooperative, as well as multiple reorganizations. He was particularly involved in the

Retirement Fund Committee and the MFA Foundation Committee, as well as MFA

Livestock Association and MFA Insurance Companies.

Early in his career, Heinkel demonstrated an interest in, and aptitude for, working

to influence state and federal agricultural policy. Often working with others in MFA

such as Clell Carpenter, A.D. Sappington, and H.E. Klinefelter, Heinkel spent much of

his time researching agricultural economics and policy and advocating on behalf of

farmers at the state and national levels. He did this through his close relationships with

policymakers and legislators, as well as through various state and federal committee

appointments. Among other state and national committees, Heinkel served on the

Missouri Basin Survey Commission, the University of Missouri Board of Curators, the

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National Advisory Commission on Food and Fiber, and the Peace Corps National

Advisory Council.

Though in his early years he was a member of the Republican Party, for most of

his life Heinkel allied himself with the Democratic Party. He forged relationships with

politicians such as Senator Stuart Symington, Vice President Hubert Humphrey, and

Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman. In 1960, Heinkel was seriously considered by

John F. Kennedy for the role of Secretary of Agriculture.

Heinkel, a strong proponent of government economic support for farmers,

conducted extensive research and lobby work on government farm programs, particularly

price supports and parity income for farmers, as well as bank loans for farmers, taxation

laws for cooperatives, and the Farm Bill generally. Early in his career, Heinkel

campaigned in Missouri for better rural roads and education, as well as better Rural

Electrification Administration benefits for farmers.

In 1979, Heinkel lost the MFA presidential election to Eric Thompson. At that

time, he resigned from most of his leadership positions in MFA’s affiliate organizations.

One exception was MFA Insurance Companies, where Heinkel remained president for

several more years. During this time, he was involved in a struggle for control of the

insurance company; the end result was a complete separation of the insurance company

from MFA and a name change from MFA Insurance to Shelter Insurance. In 1980,

Heinkel supporters also made an unsuccessful attempt to unseat Thompson from the

MFA presidency.

Heinkel retired from Shelter Insurance in 1983. His wife Dorothy C. Hart Riley

Heinkel, whom he had married in 1946, died in 1989. Heinkel died almost a year later, on

October 30, 1990, at the Boone Hospital Center in Columbia, Missouri. He was 93 years

old.

SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

The papers have been arranged into the following seven series with 19 subseries:

Missouri Farmers Association Business Operations

History and Anniversary Celebrations

Corporate

Meetings

Conventions

Operational Divisions and Affiliates

Publicity

Don Harshbarger Files

Politics and Government

Research and Legislation

Politicians and Political Appointees

Appointments, State of Missouri

Appointments, U.S. Government

Organizations

Farmers Export Company


National Farm Coalition

Speeches, Statements, and Articles

Personal

Biographical and Early Life

Appointment Books

Honors and Awards

Correspondence

Financial

Clippings

Photographs and Scrapbooks

Oversize

The Missouri Farmers Association Business Operations series contains

materials relating to the day-to-day business functions of the Missouri Farmers

Association and its subsidiaries. While not comprehensive in its coverage, it provides

researchers with glimpses into many aspects of a large and sprawling business over some

of the most significant growth years in its history. Additionally, it represents some of the

specific business interests of Heinkel during his tenure as president.

The History and Anniversary Celebrations subseries, arranged chronologically,

contains various histories written about the MFA and its leaders, including a history of

MFA’s legislative activities. Also included are historical mementos and materials

generated during the preparations for and celebrations of the 40th, 50th, and 60th

anniversaries of MFA’s founding. Here researchers can find detailed information about

the logistics of those celebrations, as well as summary background material regarding

MFA’s history.

The Corporate subseries, arranged chronologically, contains materials generated

by and for MFA’s corporate offices, including financial and legal materials; research

department reports concerning MFA business operations; bylaws; organizational charts;

MFA School for Employees materials; correspondence with MFA executives; and

various other files relating to MFA’s executive operations. The most complete set of

materials in this subseries are the annual budgets, financial reports, and audits.

The Meetings subseries is grouped by type of meeting and then arranged

chronologically. District and regional meetings engaged local MFA leaders on a number

of issues pertaining to MFA operations as well as legislative issues. In the 1970s in

particular, questionnaires were used to poll membership regarding their stance on

particular issues and many of these questionnaires are included. Also included in this

subseries are financial reports, agendas, minutes, and other materials from MFA

managers’ meetings and MFA board of directors meetings. Materials from this subseries

are primarily from the 1970s.

The Conventions subseries, arranged chronologically, documents MFA’s annual

conventions, particularly the activities of the MFA resolutions committee and MFA’s

presidential elections. The resolutions committee materials are an excellent source of

summary information on MFA’s political positions as well as its legislative activities

over the years. There is also a large quantity of material documenting the 1979 election in

which Heinkel was ousted by Eric Thompson. Included are newspaper clippings about


the event, letters of support to Heinkel, and materials Heinkel collected on Thompson’s

presidency. Additionally, the 1980 convention files document efforts by Heinkel

supporters to unseat Thompson in the 1980 election. The 1980 election is further

documented in the Don Harshbarger Files subseries. The Conventions subseries also

includes programs, speaker arrangements, and some speeches.

The Operational Divisions and Affiliates subseries is arranged alphabetically by

division/affiliate and then chronologically. This subseries includes materials from

divisions and occasionally departments within MFA, as well as from the myriad MFA-

affiliated companies, such as MFA Oil, MFA Insurance Companies, and MFA Livestock

Association. Both prominent and obscure affiliates are included, some to a greater degree

than others. Financial reports and meeting materials represent the bulk of this subseries,

although it also includes correspondence, clippings, policies and procedures, public

relations materials, and legal materials documenting significant people, events, and

controversies associated with an affiliate or division. For purposes of continuity,

materials on Shelter Insurance are included with MFA Insurance Companies materials.

Information on Heinkel’s involvement with the split between Shelter Insurance and MFA

can be found here. This subseries also documents other areas in which Heinkel was

particularly interested. MFA Livestock Association materials from the 1970s are strongly

represented, as is MFA’s Employee Retirement Plan and the MFA Foundation.

Additionally, some prominent MFA employees are represented here, including Raymond

Young, head of MFA Oil; Richard Collins, editor of “Today’s Farmer;” and Stuart

Spradling, Vice President of Supply, Operations, and Marketing. The 1979 materials

from subsidiaries often contain resignation letters from Heinkel.

The Publicity subseries, arranged chronologically, contains a large number of

brochures and pamphlets produced by MFA’s Public Relations and Information

Department as well as other farm organizations in efforts to educate the public on issues

relevant to MFA, farmers, and farm cooperatives. Also included are brochures collected

from anti-cooperative organizations, such as the National Tax Equality Association.

Additionally, this subseries includes a large amount of public relations material

documenting an incident in Franklin County in the mid-1950s. The incident involved a

dispute with the Farm Bureau regarding the Franklin County Farmers Association’s role

in the firing of extension agent Cal Burgett. This subseries only documents a small

portion of MFA’s publicity efforts, though other areas of the collection, notably the files

in the Politics and Government series, include publicity materials as well.

The Don Harshbarger Files subseries contains materials generated by Don

Harshbarger, a member of MFA’s Board of Directors from 1972 to 1981. Harshbarger

appears to have shared his files with Heinkel during the last few years of his term.

Harshbarger remained a Heinkel supporter during the Eric Thompson administration and

ran as Vice President against Raymond Young in the 1980 MFA election. Researchers

interested in the efforts of Heinkel’s supporters to unseat Thompson will find a wealth of

information in the form of notes taken by Harshbarger at secret meetings and phone calls

prior to announcing his and Ed Sachs’ candidacies. Additionally, newspaper editorials

and issues of an anti-Thompson publication titled “The Spotlight,” express the sentiments

of Thompson’s critics. MFA Board of Directors meeting agendas, notes, and minutes can

also be found in this series, along with supporting materials such as financial statements,

information about MFA salaries, and communications regarding the MFA Insurance


Companies dispute in 1980. This subseries also includes the monthly newsletter “Insight

for MFA Leaders and Managers.” The files are grouped by type and then arranged

chronologically.

The Politics and Government series is the largest and most comprehensive series

in the collection. It is here that researchers will find detailed information about federal

and state agricultural policy, legislation, and economics spanning from the Great

Depression to the Carter administration. Complementary materials can be found in the

National Farm Coalition subseries of the Organizations series.

The Research and Legislation subseries contains state and federal legislation as

well as background research files used to support this work. Much of this material was

generated in both Heinkel’s capacity as President of MFA and as Chairman of the

National Farm Coalition. Materials include newsletters and newspaper clippings; reports

and statistics generated by the MFA Research Department; memos; Congressional

Record clippings; correspondence, including correspondence with politicians; legislative

bills; and statements and testimony by Heinkel and others. These files, arranged

chronologically, give perspective into Heinkel's day-to-day political work, as well as

provide researchers with extensive information on the politics and economy of mid-

twentieth century agriculture in Missouri and the United States. Topics documented in

this subseries include cooperatives’ tax status and anti-trust suits, flood control,

Missouri's rural roads, the University of Missouri medical school, the 1953 drought, rural

electrification and rural telephones, and banks for cooperatives. Farm programs, parity,

farm income, and price controls are dominant themes throughout this subseries; also

evident are Heinkel’s conflicts with both Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft Benson in

the 1950s and Earl Butz in the 1970s over these issues. Heinkel’s political alliances are

also evident, including his relationships with Stuart Symington, Orville Freeman, and

others. This subseries is arranged chronologically. Some folders, such as those labeled

General Information Files, consist of miscellaneous materials that came across Heinkel’s

desk and were kept by Heinkel but never properly filed.

The Politicians and Political Appointees subseries contains files Heinkel kept,

primarily in the 1970s, on elected officials as well as U.S. Secretaries of Agriculture.

Some of these files, such as the Symington file, include correspondence with the

individual and document Heinkel’s relationships with these politicians. Others are less

personal in nature and simply reflect Heinkel’s attitudes and opinions toward the

individuals and their policies, such as the USDA Secretary Butz file. These files are

closely related to the Research and Legislation files, though they were maintained

separately from these. The files give particular insight into Heinkel’s feelings about the

Nixon administration’s agricultural policies. Additionally, Heinkel’s relationship with

Symington is extensively documented both in the Symington files here, as well as in the

Research and Legislation files.

The Appointments, State of Missouri subseries contains materials from three of

Heinkel’s state political appointments: the Missouri State Commission to Study the

Tennessee Valley Authority and the Missouri Valley, the University of Missouri Board of

Curators, and the Missouri Advisory Committee on Legislative Reform. The Missouri

State Commission to Study the Tennessee Valley Authority and the Missouri Valley was

formed in 1945 and reported to the Governor on the operations of the Tennessee Valley

Authority and the feasibility of forming a Missouri Valley Authority as an alternative to


the Pick-Sloan agreement. Heinkel’s research focus in this commission was river

navigation. Materials are chronological and include correspondence, reports, the 1951

Senate bill for an MVA, and the final report generated by the commission. Photographs

from the commission’s tour of the TVA can be found in the Photographs series. The

University of Missouri Board of Curators materials are arranged alphabetically and

document routine activities of the board, as well as contracts facilitated by Heinkel, the

MU Extension Service, the relationship between the University and the City of Columbia

in the 1950s as MU expanded, the hiring of Elmer Ellis as president, and Heinkel’s work

with the School of Medicine. The Missouri Advisory Committee on Legislative Reform

materials include background research and correspondence.

The Appointments, U.S. Government subseries consists primarily of materials

from Heinkel’s time on the Committee on Control of Insect and Plant Disease, the

Missouri Basin Survey Commission, and the National Advisory Commission on Food

and Fiber. Materials from the Committee on Control of Insect and Plant Disease

document nationwide outbreaks of insects and diseases detrimental to plants, as well as

methods of control and the effectiveness of those methods, including the use of DDT.

The Missouri Basin Survey Commission files extend and complement Heinkel’s work on

the state Commission to Study the Tennessee Valley Authority and the Missouri Valley

and include background research, annotated draft reports, notes, statistics, reprints of

statements made at hearings, and correspondence. National Advisory Commission on

Food and Fiber materials, which are grouped by type and then arranged chronologically,

document the evolution of the final report issued by the commission; Study Group II, a

commercial agriculture study group that Heinkel was involved in; public hearings held

around the U.S. in 1966; meetings; and background research. Also included in this

subseries is material documenting John F. Kennedy's consideration of Heinkel for

Secretary of State.

The Organizations series is a category conceived of by Heinkel, and it consists

mainly of materials relating to the Farmers Export Company and the National Farm

Coalition, though it also includes materials from the Kansas City Terminal Elevator

Company, National Farmers Union, Democratic Party, National Council of Farmer

Cooperatives, and other organizations. It is arranged alphabetically by organization and

then chronologically.

A number of the files in the Farmers Export Company subseries originated with

Bill Beckett, a lawyer who was also secretary of the organization. These files include his

original meeting notes, as well as materials documenting various legal matters the

company was involved in. When Beckett died in 1975, his files came to Heinkel.

Heinkel’s own Farmers Export Company files are also included; Heinkel was president of

the company from 1966-1979. These materials include reports and financial statements,

meeting materials, and documents regarding the building of a grain elevator at Ama,

Louisiana and the purchase of a second grain elevator in Galveston, Texas. Also included

are materials documenting an explosion that occurred at the Galveston facility in 1977,

killing twelve employees.

The National Farm Coalition subseries complements the Politics and

Government series. This is a fairly complete set of records documenting the Farm

Coalition in the 1970s. Included are administrative materials such as invitations to

meetings and responses; legislative materials such as position papers and correspondence


with legislators; and correspondence between members of this organization. The

materials document L. C. “Clell’ Carpenter’s extensive involvement in the Coalition as

well as Heinkel’s. In this subseries, researchers will find extensive information about

agricultural policy in the 1970s, including details documenting the relationships between

agricultural and political leaders during that time.

The Speeches, Statements, and Articles series includes political statements;

transcripts, notes, and excerpts of speeches given at various functions, including MFA

meetings and conventions; clippings regarding speeches given by Heinkel; as well as a

few editorials and other articles written by Heinkel. Also included is a folder of jokes and

stories presumably collected by Heinkel for use in speeches. The majority of the

statements and speeches are Heinkel’s, but the series also includes speeches and

statements by H.E. Klinefelter, Richard Collins, and others involved in MFA’s legislative

activities. This series documents Heinkel’s political and professional activities, most

notably his early work on issues of rural electrification, taxation of cooperatives, and the

national farm program. Some materials, particularly those from the 1940s through the

mid-1960s, are housed and labeled individually in separate folders. Other materials are

grouped together. The series is arranged chronologically.

The Personal series includes some materials from Heinkel’s early life as well as

biographical material; appointment books; honors and awards; correspondence; financial

materials; and newsletters and clippings. The bulk of the series consists of honors and

awards and correspondence. The series is chronological within each subseries.

The Biographical and Early Life subseries includes various brief biographies

written about Heinkel for different purposes throughout his career; lists of organizations

in which he played a leadership role; and a few early documents.

The Appointment Books subseries consists of appointment books from 1944

through 1974. The books do not always provide full details of Heinkel’s activities, but

they do consistently provide information about meetings he attended and travel plans.

The Honors and Awards subseries documents various awards, honorary

memberships and degrees, invitations, and other honors bestowed on Heinkel throughout

his career. Activities heavily documented in this series include Heinkel’s membership in

the Missouri Academy of Squires; a Shelter Insurance banquet given in Heinkel’s honor

in 1981 as well as the Heinkel Award for Excellence given by the Shelter Insurance

Foundation; the dedication of the Heinkel Building at the University of Missouri; and a

multitude of other awards and honors. Many folders consist primarily of brief letters of

congratulations from friends and colleagues, as well as newspaper clippings. The

Missouri Academy of Squires materials include rosters of members, meeting minutes,

and correspondence, as well as materials regarding election of new members.

The Correspondence subseries includes personal correspondence; political

materials from members of the Democratic Party; some correspondence regarding

business associates and MFA operations; and correspondence about the day-to-day

operations of Heinkel’s farm in Franklin County, Missouri. The series documents the

Henkel’s’ travels, farming activities, relationships with friends and colleagues, and

political interests; as well as the overlap between Heinkel’s personal and professional

lives.

The Financial subseries is small and primarily includes MFA insurance policy

brochures and documentation of the sales of Heinkel’s farms.


The Clippings subseries primarily consists of clippings of newspaper articles

about Heinkel. This is a relatively small subseries, as most clippings in the collection are

integrated into other files and were not kept separately.

The Photographs and Scrapbooks series includes photographs from throughout

Heinkel’s career and document his various political and business activities, including

committee appointments, time spent with politicians and other agricultural leaders, and

MFA events and endeavors. Some photographs of events and individuals are

unidentified, and many dates are estimates; other photographs include extensive

contextual information. The series is arranged chronologically.

The Oversize series consists of various oversize items from throughout the

collection, including architectural drawings, maps, charts, and tables.


FOLDER LIST

Missouri Farmers Association Business Operations Series

f. 1-21 History and Anniversary Celebrations, 1923-1979, n.d.

f. 1 Historic, 1923, 1956-c1978

f. 2 William Hirth, 1940-1964

f. 3 Miscellaneous historical items, 1940-1973

f. 4 War finance program citation, 1945

f. 5 Miscellaneous speeches, 1948-1967

f. 6-7 Historical materials, 1949-1979

f. 8 Hirth biography and Heinkel reminiscences, 1951

f. 9 40th anniversary, 1954

f. 10 Legislative history, c. 1958

f. 11-13 MFA 50th anniversary executive committee, 1963-1964

f. 14-16 50th anniversary, 1963-1965

f. 17 History, MFA, c. 1964

f. 18 President Johnson's letter of congratulations and Governor

Dalton's proclamation, 1964, 1966

f. 19-20 60th anniversary, 1973-1978

f. 21 Midcontinent, n.d.

f. 22-96 Corporate, 1923-1980, n.d.

f. 22 "Facts for managers of the Missouri Farmers' Association,"

1923

f. 23 Acting president, 1940

f. 24 Legal correspondence, 1943, 1950

f. 25-28 MFA: Research Department reports, 1944-1946

f. 29 MFA agencies, 1946

f. 30 Business operations of the Missouri Farmers Association, 1947

f. 31 Income tax, 1947-1952

f. 32 Cattle and fertilizer, 1948-1950

f. 33 MFA research report: Expansion in MFA Marketing Activities,

1951

f. 34 MFA payroll audit, June 30, 1951

f. 35 MFA research reports, 1953

f. 36 MFA finances, 1953

f. 37 Study of operations, c.1954

f. 38 Policy on operations, 1955

f. 39-41 Fertilizer practices in selected counties of Missouri, 1956

f. 42 MFA report of audit, volume one, 1958

f. 43 MFA financial statements and audit, 1959

f. 44 By-laws, MFA, Inc., 1959-1977

f. 45 Roster of MFA travelling personnel, c.1950s

f. 46 MFA school for employees, 1961

f. 47-48 MFA financial statements and audit, 1961-1963

f. 49 Financial statements—savings, 1962-1963


f. 50 Executive committee, 1963

f. 51 MFA affiliates financial statements, 1963

f. 52 MFA—49ers, 1963

f. 53 MFA Utilization of Covered Hopper Cars, 1963

f. 54 Number of employees—taxes, 1963-1964

f. 55 Carpenter, L.C., 1963-1969

f. 56 MFA employees credit union audit, 1964

f. 57 MFA proposed summary operating report, 1964


f. 59 Proposal for organization of an MFA sales finance company,

1964

f. 60 MFA divisions organization chart, 1964

f. 61 Legal, 1964, n.d.

f. 62 Organization changes, 1964-1977

f. 62A MFA Employee School, 1965

f. 63 MFA operational decisions, 1965-1967

f. 64 MFA financial statement, September 1966

f. 65 MFA job advertisement, 1967

f. 66 MFA financial statement, 1968

f. 67 MFA operating budget for the 12 months ended December 31,

1969


f. 69 MFA membership policy, 1969

f. 70 MFA properties, 1969, 1974

f. 71 MFA Insurance Department, 1969-1979

f. 72-75 Treasurer, 1969-1979

f. 76 Executive vice-president, 1969-1980

f. 77 MFA financial statements and audit, August 31, 1970

f. 78 Insurance plans, 1970


f. 80 License and service agreements, 1971-1974

f. 81 Ray Young, 1971-1977

f. 82 Equities, 1971-1979

f. 83 MFA five year projection 1973 thru 1977 book #1—

Consolidated projections, 1973

f. 84 Carpenter, L. C., 1973-1979

f. 85 Indemnity insurance, 1975

f. 86-87 MFA and affiliates financial statements, 1975-1980

f. 88 Missouri Farmers Association, 1977

f. 89 MFA financial statement, 1977

f. 90 MFA capital expenditures summary – 1978 budget, 1977

f. 91 Cooperative services, 1959, 1977-1978

f. 92-93 MFA financial statements, 1978

f. 94 Petition from MFA membership, 1978

f. 95 MFA salary adjustments, 1980

f. 96 Duties, boards, committees, and employees, n.d.


f. 96A Missouri counties – contacts, n.d.

f. 97-123 Meetings

f. 97 Heinkel,1963

f. 98 District meetings, 1950, 1962

f. 99 Regional and District meetings, 1972-1975

f. 100 MFA District meetings, 1974

f. 101-102 District meetings, 1974-1975

f. 103-106 Regional meetings, 1976-1978

f. 107 Annual managers meeting, 1961

f. 108 Managers Meeting, 1966

f. 109 Speech, Program, Awards—1972 Managers Meeting, 1971-

1972

f. 110-116 Managers’ meetings, 1972-1978

f. 117-118 MFA and Midcontinent minutes, 1977-1979

f.119 Board meetings, 1971

f. 120-122 MFA Board of Directors meeting minutes, 1978-1979

f. 123 MFA 1979 long-range planning meeting, 1979

f. 124-154 Conventions

f. 124 Convention programs, 1944-1965

f. 125 Resolutions – MFA, 1945-1948, 1961-1964

f. 126 North Dakota, 1953

f. 127 MFA annual convention resolutions, 1957

f. 128-129 Resolutions, 1959-1971

f. 130 Convention attendance, 1960, 1963

f. 131 MFA annual conventions, 1962, 1965

f. 132 MFA resolutions committee, 1969

f. 133 Speaker and program, 1971

f. 134-140 MFA conventions, 1972-1978

f. 141 Jimmy Carter remarks at MFA convention, 1978

f. 142 Annual convention materials, 1978-1979

f. 143-144 1979 convention, 1978-1982

f. 148-150 MFA officers and directors, 1979

f. 151 1979 election, 1979

f. 152 1979 convention news clippings, 1979-1980

f. 153 Eric Thompson presidency, 1979-1985

f. 154 1980 convention

f. 155-374 Operational Divisions and Affiliates

f. 155-157 AGMO-MIDCO, 1965-1979, n.d.

f. 158-159 American Press, Inc., 1960-1964

f. 160 Breeders Gazette Publishing Company, Columbia, MO,

financial statements, 1963

f. 161 Farmers Chemical Company minutes, 1961

f. 162 Farmers Grain Company of Hannibal, MO, audit, 1963

f. 163-171 Farmers Livestock Marketing Association

f. 163 Farmers Live Stock Commission Company, National Stock

Yards, IL, and Springfield, MO, audit, 1962


f. 164-166 General, 1963-1977

f. 167 Annual meeting, January 28, 1972

f. 168-171 General, 1974-1980

f. 172-173 Farmers Union Livestock Commission Company, audits, 1963,

1976

f. 174-180 First Missouri Corporation

f. 174 General, 1965

f. 175 Financial statements and audit, March 31, 1965

f. 176-179 General, 1973-1980

f. 180 Global Travel Service, 1977

f. 181-200 Midcontinent Farmers Association

f. 181-182 Public affairs Midcontinent, 1959-1979

f. 183-184 Member relations Midcontinent, 1966-1979

f. 185 Midcontinent financial statement, 1968

f. 186 Southeast Missouri, 1969-1977

f. 187-188 Delta area—Bracey, 1969-1978

f. 189 Midcontinent Farmers Association audit, 1970

f. 190-191 Richard Collins, 1970-1978

f. 192 Midcontinent Farmers Association audit, 1973

f. 193 Delta area, 1973-1975

f. 194 Midcontinent financial, 1973-1979


f. 196 Audit, 1976

f. 197 Financial statement, 1977


f. 199 Financial statement, 1978

f. 200 Audit, 1979

f. 201-204 MFA Central Cooperative

f. 201 Annual report, 1960

f. 202 Financial statements, 1966-1968

f. 204 Consolidation of Central Cooperative with MFA Inc.,

1969-1972

f. 205-217 MFA Exchange Division

f. 205 Operating procedures: Bernie Gin, 1969-1970

f. 206 Operating policies: unprofitable locations, 1970

f. 207 Membership, 1970-1979

f. 208 General, 1970-1979

f. 209 MFA exchanges results of operations, 1972

f. 210 Monett Farmers Exchange, 1972-1974

f. 211 MFA exchanges results of operations, 1977

f. 212 Audits—results of operations, 1977

f. 213 Facility engineering, 1977-1979

f. 214 General, 1977-1979

f. 215 Operations report, 1978

f. 216-217 Trenton situation, 1978-1980

f. 218-220 MFA Farm Supply Division


f. 218 "Farm Supplies… The MFA Way," 1949

f. 219 Farm Supply Division, 1954

f. 220 MFA fence products, n.d.

f. 221 MFA Feeds, 1972-1979

f. 222-225 MFA Foundation

f. 222 General, 1963-1964

f. 223 General, 1976-1978

f. 224 MFA Foundation Bylaws and Minutes, 1979-1980

f. 225 General, 1979-1981

f. 226-227 MFA Grain and Feed Company

f. 226 Kansas City – MFA Grain and Feed Co. (statements),

1942-1943

f. 227 MFA Grain and Feed Company of Kansas City, 1943

f. 228-233 MFA Grain and Feed Division

f. 228 Storing soybeans – increase farm income, 1954-1965

f. 229 Wheat – sedimentation and protein, 1961-1963

f. 230 MFA Grain Division operating statement, 1964

f. 231 MFA Grain Division, 1966-1979

f. 232 MFA Grain Division: Russian grain deal, 1972-1975

f. 233 Hannibal Grain Terminal, 1977

f. 234-276 MFA Insurance Companies / Shelter Insurance

f. 234 MFA Security Service Company audit, 1960

f. 235 MFA Insurance Companies investment review, 1963

f. 236 Historic – Silvey, 1963-1964

f. 237-239 MFA Life Insurance Company operational reports, 1968-

1969

f. 240 Savings and Profit-Sharing Plan for Employees of MFA

Insurance Companies financial report, 1975

f. 241 MFA Security Service Company financial report, 1976

f. 242 MFA Mutual Insurance Company financial report, 1976

f. 243 MFA Life Insurance Company financial report, 1976

f. 244 Mid-America Auto Parts financial report, 1976

f. 245 MFA Life Insurance Company review of operations - 1976,

1977

f. 246 MFA Insurance, 1976-1981

f. 247 Savings and Profit-Sharing Plan for Employees of MFA

Insurance Companies financial report, 1977

f. 248-249 MFA Insurance Companies annual statements, 1977

f. 250 MFA Life Insurance Company review of operations - 1977,

1978

f. 251-252 MFA Insurance Companies annual statements, 1978

f. 253-254 MFA Insurance by-laws, 1963-1979

f. 255 MFA Insurance Co. board meeting, 1979-1980

f. 256-257 MFA Mutual, 1979-1980

f. 258 MFA audit services, 1979-1980

f. 259 MFA and MFA Insurance dispute, 1980


f. 260 MFA board vote on insurance matter, 1980

f. 261 MFA Insurance annual meeting, 1980

f. 262 Lists of officers with life insurance policies, 1980

f. 263 MFA Life, 1980

f. 264 MFA Insurance and Shelter Insurance reports, 1980-1981

f. 265 Letters – Lang, 1962, 1980-1981

f. 266 Shelter Life Insurance, 1980-1982

f. 267 Shelter Insurance, 1980-1983

f. 268 MFA Employees Retirement Plan board, 1981

f. 269 Hawaii, 1981

f. 270 Shelter Insurance board meetings, 1981-1982


f. 272 Shelter Insurance Foundation, 1981-1983

f. 273-274 Shelter Insurance Retirement Committee, 1981-1983


f. 276 MFA Insurance – fans, n.d.

f. 277-297 MFA Livestock Association

f. 277 MFA Livestock Association, Marshall, MO, audit, 1959

f. 278-280 MFA Livestock Association, 1953, 1962-1979

f. 281 MFA Livestock Association, Marshall, MO, audit, 1963

f. 282-286 MFA Livestock Association, 1975-1979

f. 287 MFA Livestock Association – FVH, 1977

f. 288 Farmers Livestock Marketing Association, MFA Livestock

Association, 1977-1978

f. 289 MFA Livestock Association, 1977-1979

f. 290-291 F. V. Heinkel, 1978

f. 292 F. V. Heinkel, President, 1979

f. 293-294 MFA Livestock Association, 1979-1980

f. 295-296 MFA Livestock Association – Jim Halsey, 1982-1984

f. 297 MFA Livestock annual meeting, 1985

f. 298-304 MFA Milling Company

f. 298 MFA Milling Company minutes, 1953

f. 299 MFA Milling Company minutes, 1960

f. 300 MFA Milling Company, 1969

f. 301-304 MFA Milling Company, 1972-1980

f. 305-313 MFA Oil Company

f. 305 MFA Oil Company, 1951

f. 306 MFA Oil - "Pest Control Manual," 1953

f. 307 MFA Oil, 1959, 1961

f. 308-311 MFA Oil Company, 1970-1979

f. 312 National Cooperative Refinery Association, 1979

f. 313 Raymond Young, 1979

f. 314-318 MFA Packing Division

f. 314 Packing Division, 1963

f. 315-316 Pork exports – Japan, 1972-1973

f. 317-318 Packing Division, 1974-1975


f. 319-326 MFA Plant Foods Division

f. 319 Fertilizer, 1953

f. 320 Map of proposed fertilizer plants, 1954

f. 321 Plant Food Division, 1955

f. 322-323 Plant Food Division, 1963

f. 324 Plant Foods Division accounting, 1966

f. 325-326 Plant Foods Division, 1974-1979

f. 327-357 MFA Retirement Plan

f. 327 MFA Retirement Plan actuarial report 1958

f. 328 Audit of MFA Employees Retirement Plan, 1959

f. 329 MFA Retirement Plan actuarial report, 1960

f. 330 MFA Retirement Plan, 1961-1963

f. 331-332 MFA Retirement Plan actuarial report 1962-1963

f. 333 Retirement Board – March 18, 1971

f. 334-340 Retirement Plan, 1972-1979

f. 341 MFA Retirement Plan board meeting - March 19, 1974

f. 342-343 MFA Employees Retirement Plan, 1977-1980

f. 344-346 MFA retirement districts, 1977-1982

f. 347 "MFA Employees Retirement Plan: Report to the Special

Study Committee Concerning Possible Changes…," 1978

f. 348 Meeting April 12, 1978

f. 349 MFA Retirement Plan, 1978

f. 350 Retirement Board, 1978

f. 351 MFA Retirement Plan, 1979

f. 352 MFA Retirement Plan board meeting November 26, 1979

f. 353-355 MFA Retirement Plan, 1979-1980

f. 356 MFA Employees Retirement Plan actuarial valuation, 1980

f. 357 MFA Employees Retirement Plan, 1980-1981

f. 358-368 MFA Supply and Operations Divisions

f. 358-359 Supply Operation Divisions, 1970-1978

f. 360 MFA Research Farm, 1972

f. 361-368 Stu Spradling, 1972-1979

f. 369 Transportation, 1975-1978

f. 370 Mid-America Dairymen, Inc., 1971-1980

f. 371 Planters Fertilizer Company, Columbia, MO, audit, 1979

f. 372-373 Producers Creamery Company

f. 372 Producers Creamery Company, 1954-1960

f. 373 History of Producers Creamery Company, Cabool,

Missouri, 1962

f. 374 Tri-State Grain Company, Columbia, MO, audit, 1963

f. 375-398 Publicity

f. 375-381 Miscellaneous brochures (old), 1925-1977

f. 382-385 MFA pamphlets, 1939-1979

f. 386 Report of the Committee on Public Relations and Information,

1948

f. 387 MFA pamphlets, 1949-1950


f. 388 Pro-cooperative publicity, 1950

f. 389 Farm programs, 1950-1953

f. 390-392 Public Relations – Franklin County Agricultural Extension

Service, 1953-1955

f. 393 Clippings – Franklin County – Cal Burget, 1954

f. 394 Franklin County, 1954-1955

f. 395 Efficiency – public relations, 1955-1958

f. 396 "MFA Farm News," c.1950s

f. 397 Pamphlets, 1967-1975

f. 398 "This is MFA," c. 1970

f. 399-422 Don Harshbarger Files

f. 399-403 MFA Board of Directors Meetings, 1976-1980

f. 404-411 MFA Board of Directors General

f. 404-405 MFA Reports to Board of Directors, 1979

f. 406 MFA by-Law changes and exchange volume, 1979-1980

f. 407 MFA salaries, 1979-1980

f. 408 MFA Insurance dispute, 1980

f. 409 MFA resolutions current policy, 1980

f. 410 MFA Five-Year Plan, 1980

f. 411 MFA financial statements, April 30, 1980

f. 412-417 MFA Oil Company

f. 412 MFA Oil Company board meeting, 1978

f. 413-414 MFA Oil, 1978-1980

f. 415-417 MFA Oil Company board meetings, 1979-1980

f. 418-419 MFA Elections

f. 418 1979 MFA election, 1979

f. 419 1980 MFA election, 1980

f. 420-422 Publications

f. 420 Clippings, 1979

f. 421-422 MFA "Insight," 1980-1982

Politics and Government Series

f. 423-770 Research and Legislation

f. 423 McNary-Haugen Bill, 1924

f. 424 Letter to the president, c. 1932

f. 425 "The Farmer is Doomed," 1933

f. 426 Hirth – Wallace, 1934-1940

f. 427 Harper Magazine article – August 1935

f. 428 Income statistics, 1937-1941

f. 429-432 USDA and Agricultural Adjustment Administration, 1938-1948

f. 433 Clippings, 1938-1940

f. 434 Cannon – Reply to Wallace, 1938-1955

f. 435 Hirth letter regarding roads, 1939

f. 436 Letter on 4-H – Extension appropriations, 1939-1940

f. 437 Soil districts, 1939-1941


f. 438 MFA political activities, 1939-1945

f. 439 "Missouri Highways," c. 1940

f. 440 Old state legislation: Roads (Prior to 1954), 1940-1953

f. 441 House Bill 565, Missouri, 1941

f. 442 General information files, 1941

f. 443 Oleo Margerine, 1941-1942

f. 444 USDA War Board, 1941-1942

f. 445 Hirth's address soil conservation district- - bills, 1941-1943

f. 446 USDA Bureau of Agricultural Economics, 1942

f. 447 Hogs, 1942

f. 448 Agricultural Marketing Act, 1942

f. 449 Labor, Tires, 1942

f. 450 "If We Are to Keep America on Wheels," 1942

f. 451 Roads, 1942-1945

f. 452 "The Constitution and Conservation: Are Changes Needed?",

1943

f. 453-454 General information files, 1943-1944

f. 455 "Missouri Highway Facts," 1945

f. 456 "Postwar Profit Planning for Food and Farm Industries," 1945

f. 457 Statement on taxes, 1945-1947

f. 458 Taxation – Statements, 1945-1947

f. 459-461 Taxation, 1945-1951

f. 462-463 River basins, 1945-1971

f. 464-465 Statistical data – Farm income – Prices – Food costs, 1947

f. 466 "Industrial Development of the 'Magic Circle,'" c. 1947

f. 467 Missouri Extension Service, 1947

f. 468 "What the Newspapers say about Coops and the Proposed

'Investigation,'" 1947

f. 469 Taxation of Cooperatives and the Democrat and Republican

National Conventions, 1947-1948

f. 470-471 Farm credit legislation, 1947-1948

f. 472-476 Roads - Curry amendment - Missouri state legislation, 1947-

1948

f. 477 Curry amendment, 1947-1949

f. 478-481 Farm Credit Administration, 1947-1957

f. 482-483 Banks for cooperatives, 1948

f. 484 Haag’s figures, 1948-1950

f. 485-487 Oleo Margarine, 1948-1957

f. 488 Brannan, Charles F. "Farm Price Support Program," 1949

f. 489 "Farm Surpluses: Causes and Correctives," 1949

f. 490-492 "Missouri River Basin Agricultural Program," 1949


f. 494-495 Law, 1949-1954

f. 496 Important statements and testimony, 1949-1955

f. 497 Restrictions of 101-12, 1950

f. 498 Price & income supports for farmers – farm programs, 1950


f. 499 Supreme Court of Missouri: Heinkel et al. v. Toberman,

Secretary of State, 1950

f. 500 "Better Highways Help Everybody!", 1950

f. 501 "A Dairy Policy… 1951," 1950


f. 503 Law Review – Current releases, 1950-1951

f. 504 Taxation of cooperatives, 1950-1951

f. 505 Miscellaneous, 1950-1952

f. 506 Secretary of Agriculture and price supports, 1950-1956

f. 507 "Some Facts Pertaining to Missouri's Health Problems," 1951

f. 508-511 Old state legislation, 1951

f. 512 Transportation, 1951

f. 513 Miscellaneous, 1951

f. 514 Taxation of Cooperatives, 1951

f. 515 Rayburn, 1951

f. 516 Washington News Letter, 1951

f. 517 "Grower Attitudes Toward Marketing Missouri Burley Tobacco

Cooperatively," 1951

f. 518 "The Case for Keeping School of Medicine on University

Campus," 1951

f. 519-520 Price ceilings, 1951-1952

f. 521 Cost of programs – Whitten, 1951-1954

f. 522-523 Legislative materials, 1951-1978

f. 524 Wilken, Carl H. "Industry's Stake in Farm Price Supports," 1952

f. 525 "Farm Costs and Returns, 1952"

f. 526 Crops – acres – livestock, 1952


f. 528 Research – Material, 1952-1954

f. 529 Clippings, 1952-1958

f. 530 Miscellaneous material 1953, 1949-1953

f. 531 "Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Statistical Report -

Missouri, 1953"

f. 532 Rural electrification, 1953

f. 533 Power, 1953

f. 534 Bankers letter, 1953

f. 535 Imports, 1953

f. 536 Benson, 1953

f. 537 Benson and Price Supports, 1953

f. 538 Questions – Material, 1953

f. 539 Thomas C. Hennings, Jr. – Power, 1953

f. 540 Notes – News articles – Stennis Speech, 1953

f. 541-543 General information files, January-October 1953

f. 544 Power, September-December 1953

f. 545-546 General information files, November-December 1953

f. 547 Newsletters, December 1953

f. 548 Farm Programs, circa 1953


f. 549 Cost of programs, 1953-1954

f. 550-551 Transportation of agricultural commodities, 1953-1957

f. 552-553 Benson and price supports, 1953-1958

f. 554 Ezra Taft Benson, 1953-1959

f. 555-558 Marketing quotas – parity income – support prices – surplus

commodities – through April, 1954, 1953-1962

f. 559-560 Federal legislation, 1953-1965

f. 561-562 Legislative material, 1953-1977

f. 563-567 General information files, 1954

f. 568-569 Marketing quotas – parity income – support prices – surplus

commodities, from April, 1954, 1954-1957

f. 570-571 Grazing and pasture legislation, 1954-1957

f. 572-575 Legislation – Farm Credit Act of 1955, 1954-1958

f. 576 Farm production expenses and income, 1954-1958

f. 577-578 USDA publications, 1954-1959

f. 579 Miscellaneous anti-cooperative organizations, 1954-1965

f. 580-581 Federal agricultural legislation, 1954-1969

f. 582-583 Research and statistics, 1954-1978


f. 585-586 Federal legislation, 1955-1957

f. 587 "Statistics of Farmer Cooperatives," 1955, 1958

f. 588 Ezra Taft Benson: "Farmers at the Crossroads," 1956

f. 589 Flood control, 1956

f. 590-592 National farm legislation - 1956

f. 593 Tennessee Valley Authority, 1956


f. 598 Holman, Charles W. "The Cooperative Way Wins in America,"

1957

f. 599 Family farming - publications, 1957


f. 602 Clippings, 1957-1961

f. 603 Support prices, parity, surplus commodities and marketing

quotas 1954-1964, 1957-1964

f. 604 Acres – income – statistics, 1957-1965



f. 609 Taxation of cooperatives, 1958-1959

f. 610 Grange - farm facts, 1958-1962

f. 611 Statistics, 1958-1963


f. 613 Haysler A. Poague, January-February, 1959

f. 614 National Agricultural Limestone Institute, January-February,

1959

f. 615-616 Old material, 1959

f. 617 Place of government in agriculture – LBJ, 1959-1965

f. 618 Missouri farms, farming, and population data by counties--1959,


1960-1961

f. 619 Democratic Advisory Council, 1960

f. 620 Farm Legislative Status Report, 1960

f. 621 Legislation, 1960

f. 622 Fertilizer, 1960

f. 623 University of Missouri Business and Economic Review:

"Missouri Agriculture in Transition," 1960


f. 626 USDA commodity reports, 1960-1961

f. 627 Carl H. Wilkin – speech 1961, 1960-1961

f. 628-629 Information material, 1960-1967

f. 630 Denver Post articles on the Missouri River Basin, 1961

f. 631 "Water Resources Development Missouri," 1961

f. 632 Kennedy message on taxation, 1961

f. 633 Kennedy farm bill, 1961

f. 634 Orville L. Freeman testimony – Agriculture Act of 1961, 1961

f. 635 Washington Farm News January 18, 1961


f. 642 Production articles and statistics, 1961-1962

f. 643 Supporting material – IRS, 1961-1965

f. 644 Miscellaneous 1962, December 1961-February 1962

f. 645 "The Beacon: Farm Facts for MFA Leaders," 1961-1967

f. 646 Orville L. Freeman testimony – Food and Agriculture Act of

1962, 1962

f. 647 Statement 2-26-'62 – Meramec, 1962


f. 650 Rural Electrification Administration, 1962-1963

f. 651 Glenn Hensley, 1962-1964

f. 652 Statements to congressional committees, 1962-1972

f. 653 Edward V. Long speech, 1963

f. 654 Wheat price supports, 1963

f. 655 Feed grains and wheat, 1963

f. 656 Hen factories, 1963

f. 657 "The Beacon: Farm Facts for MFA Leaders," March-April, 1963

f. 658 "What's Ahead in Farming," April 1963


f. 664 Rural electrification, 1963-1964

f. 665-667 Wheat, 1963-1977

f. 668 1964 Republican platform comment – Foreign policy, 1964

f. 669-671 General information files, 1964-January 1965

f. 672 Future of U.S. farming, 1964-1965

f. 673-674 Frisco – application to ICC to discontinue passenger service,

1964-1965

f. 675-677 Food prices and costs, 1964-1978

f. 678 Meramec River Basin, 1964-1970, undated

f. 679 Senate bill 1702 – Program costs, 1965


f. 680 Wheat and bread, 1965

f. 681 Food and Agriculture Act of 1965, 1965

f. 682 Farm legislation, 1965

f. 683 1966 USDA programs, 1965

f. 684 Dairy law – Producers Creamery Company, 1965


f. 686 1965, March-July 1965

f. 687 U.S. and World Exports of Agricultural Commodities for the

Fiscal Years 1964 and 1965, 1965-1966

f. 688 Commodity Credit Corporation, 1965-1966

f. 689 Food costs and subsidies committee prints, 1965-1966

f. 690 Agricultural acts and amendments, 1965-1973

f. 691 World War on Hunger hearings, 1966

f. 692 Estimated cost and return of growing wheat in Missouri (8-29-66

Soderstrom), 1966


f. 694 Farmer income taxes and USDA program enrollment, 1966-1969

f. 695-699 Statistics, 1966-1971

f. 700 Freeman comments on Heinkel article in St. Louis Globe-

Democrat, 1967


f. 702 "Farmers and the Farm Program," c. 1967

f. 703 Wheat – Glen Hofer, 1967-1969

f. 704 Kansas wheat plan, 1968-1969


f. 706-707 Corn, 1968-1972

f. 708-709 Farm programs, 1968-1977

f. 710 Secretary of Agriculture conference, Lincoln, NE, April 1969

f. 711 Senate Bills 500 and 812, 1969

f. 712 Statement of 17 organizations, 1969

f. 713 Coalition farm bill, 1969

f. 714 MFA statements S. 3068 short analysis – Consensus bill, 1969-

1970

f. 715 HR 14014 Coalition Farm Bill, 1969-1970

f. 716 Cotton, 1969-1972

f. 717 Government payments to farmers, 1969-1973

f. 718 Farm income, 1969-1979

f. 719 Subsidy-Parity, 1948, 1970

f. 720 Farm production expenses, Past – Present – Future – Soderstrom

– 10/9/70, 1970


f. 722 Grain crops and acres, 1970-1971

f. 723 Taxes – land values, 1970-1972

f. 724 Farm program, grains and wheat, 1970-1973

f. 725-726 Miscellaneous farm facts, 1970-1973

f. 727 Soybeans, 1970-1973


f. 728 Coalition Farm Bill, 1970-1974

f. 729 Rural development legislation, 1971


f. 731 General information files, 1971-1972

f. 732 Milk, 1971-1977

f. 733 Missouri River projects, 1972

f. 734 Tobacco statistics, 1972

f. 735 Hogs, 1972-1973

f. 736 Meramec River, 1972-1973

f. 737-738 Rural Development Act of 1972, 1972-1974

f. 739-740 Cattle, 1972-1975

f. 741-742 Land use planning, 1972-1975

f. 743-744 Harold Breimyer Material, 1972-1978

f. 745 Cooperatives, 1947, 1972-1979

f. 746 Heinkel statement regarding Nixon administration, 1973



f. 749 Parity prices, 1973-1974

f. 750 Project Independence: Federal Energy Administration Hearings -

Sept. 1974

f. 751 Clippings – Arizona Republic, 1974

f. 752-753 H.R. 4296, 1975

f. 754 Current material, 1975


f. 756 "Capper-Volstead Impact on Cooperative Structure," 1975-1976

f. 757 Capper-Volstead voting rights, 1975-1977

f. 758 Anti-Trust, 1975-1978

f. 759 State of Missouri (Legislature and Governor), 1975-1979

f. 760 Important material, 1975-1979

f. 761 Food and Agriculture Act of 1977

f. 762 Statements in support of comprehensive multi-year farm and

food legislation, 1977

f. 763-765 E.A. Jaenke, 1977-1979

f. 766 Energy, 1978-1979

f. 767 Agricultural Sub terminal Facilities Act of 1979

f. 768 Proposed metric system, 1979

f. 769 Wage/Price control and inflation, 1979

f. 770 Current material, February-July 1979

f. 771-787 Politicians and Political Appointees

f. 771 Correspondence – politicians, 1960-1973

f. 772 Senator Long – Governor Dalton – Stan Fike – letters, 1961-

1976

f. 773-774 Actions of Nixon administration affecting farmers, 1969-1971

f. 775-776 Nixon – USDA, 1969-1973

f. 777-781 Senator Symington, 1969-1974

f. 782 Senator Eagleton, 1970-1975


f. 783 Humphrey, 1971-1975

f. 784-786 Secretary Butz, 1971-1975

f. 787 Secretary Bergland, 1977

f. 788-845 Appointments, State of Missouri

f. 788-791 Missouri River Valley Commission

f. 788 Missouri Valley Authority, 1944-1946

f. 789 Report of the State of Missouri Commission Studying the

Tennessee Valley and the Missouri Valley, 1945

f. 790 Department of Resources – Commission report, 1945-1951

f. 791 Reybold letter, 1945

f. 792-841 University of Missouri Board of Curators

f. 792 American Association of University Professors (Missouri

chapter), 1953

f. 793-794 Appointment to Board, 1952-1975

f. 795-796 Appropriations for University, 1953-1965

f. 797 Association of Governing Boards, 1953-1958

f. 798-800 Attorney's opinions, 1954-1958

f. 801-803 Buildings – Construction and maintenance files, 1954-1962

f. 804 College of Agriculture, 1954-1958

f. 805 Columbia Missourian, 1953

f. 806 Commencement and honorary degrees, 1954-1965

f. 807 Contracts between University of Missouri and others, 1954-

1958

f. 808 Expansion of facilities for state-supported higher education,

1957

f. 809 Expiration of term, 1959

f. 810 University faculty, 1954-1957

f. 811 Financial reports of University of Missouri, 1953-1959

f. 812 Graduate School, 1955-1956

f. 813-814 Housing – Students and faculty, 1953-1955

f. 815 Intercollegiate athletics, 1954-1957

f. 816 Investments, 1957

f. 817 KOMU-TV, 1953-1958

f. 818 Meeting agenda, 1955

f. 819 Memorial Student Union, 1954-1955

f. 820 Memo to the Board (Publication), 1958-1959


f. 822 Personnel, 1954-1965

f. 823-824 President of the University, 1954-1955

f. 825 Public Relations, 1959

f. 826 Requests to Board, 1954-1957

f. 827-831 Retirement Plan files, 1955-1959

f. 832 ROTC, 1956-1958

f. 833 School of Business and Public Administration, 1955

f. 834 School of Law, 1954-1958

f. 835-837 School of Medicine, 1953-1959


f. 838 School of Mines and Metallurgy at Rolla, 1954-1960

f. 839 School of Veterinary Medicine, 1959

f. 840 Streets and sewers, 1954

f. 841 Truman Library, 1954

f. 842-845 Missouri Advisory Committee on Legislative Reform, 1968-

1974

f. 846-1041 Appointments, U.S. Government

f. 846-847 Agricultural Adjustment Administration Corn-Hog Program,

1933-1935

f. 848-866 Committee on Control of Insect and Plant Disease

f. 848-852 Old files: Committee on Control of Insect and Plant

Diseases, 1951

f. 853-854 Material, 1950-1952

f. 855 Transportation – Meeting dates, 1951

f. 856 Control projects – Summary, Fiscal Year 1951

f. 857 Summary responses for agricultural appropriations, 1951

f. 858-861 Control projects: Plan of work summaries FY1952, 1951-

1952

f. 862-866 Report of study group, 1952

f. 867-920 Missouri Basin Survey Commission

f. 867-869 Flood control, 1944-1958

f. 870 Tennessee Valley Authority answers, 1945-1950

f. 871 Resources data – River stages, 1945-1952

f. 872 Missouri River Basin, 1945-1952

f. 873-874 Bills, 1945-1953

f. 875 Survey – Damage, 1946-1950

f. 876 Missouri Basin Survey Commission, 1946-1953

f. 877-881 Locke, Jerome. "A Study of Proposed Missouri Valley

Development," 1947-1948

f. 882-883 Marshall County South Dakota, 1947-1952

f. 884-889 Missouri Basin, 1947-1953

f. 890 "The Big Missouri: Hope of Our West," 1948

f. 891 "An Outline Report of the Surveys of the Osage Basin and

the Grand River Basin in Missouri," 1949

f. 892-893 Missouri Basin Survey Commission correspondence, 1950-

1952

f. 894-898 Missouri Basin research, 1951-1952


f. 900 Missouri River Basin, 1951-1952

f. 901 Missouri Basin clippings, 1952

f. 902 Comments on draft reports, 1952

f. 903 Missouri Basin Survey Commission, 1952

f. 904 Damages, 1952

f. 905 Letter – Lawrence, 1952

f. 906 Missouri Basin report, 1952

f. 907-910 Missouri River Basin Commission, 1952


f. 911-912 River stages, 1952

f. 913 Garrison Dam; "Reclamation in Region 6, Missouri River

Basin," 1952

f. 914 Hearings, 1952

f. 915 Missouri River Basin Survey Commission hearings, 1952

f. 916 Missouri River Basin Survey Commission Sioux City, Iowa

hearing, May 9, 1952

f. 917 Cost, 1947, c. 1952

f. 918 Channel stabilization and navigation, c. 1952

f. 919 Transportation savings, c. 1952

f. 920 "Missouri: Land and Water. The Report of the Missouri

Basin Survey Commission," 1953

f. 921-922 UDSA Secretary for Kennedy Administration, 1960-1964

f. 923 National Feed Grains Study Committee, 1961

f. 924-928 Peace Corps National Advisory Council, 1961-1965

f. 929-931 National Agricultural Advisory Commission

f. 929 "Supplement to Farm Policy in the Years Ahead," 1964

f. 930-931 National Agricultural Advisory Commission, 1964-1966

f. 932-934 Advisory Committee on Feed Grains and Wheat, 1961-1966

f. 935 Public Advisory Committee on Trade Negotiations, 1965-1966

f. 936-1021 National Advisory Commission on Food and Fiber

f. 936-961 Reports

f. 936-940 October 18, 1966

f. 941-944 January 1967

f. 945 FVH's "Minority Report" of January 1967

f. 946-950 February 1967

f. 951-952 March 1967

f. 953-954 After March 1967

f. 955-959 Majority and minority reports, 1967

f. 960 Draft reports, 1967

f. 961 Comments on Food and Fiber Commission report, 1967

f. 962-971 Hearings

f. 962 Hearings (general), 1966

f. 963 Dallas hearing, April 13, 1966

f. 964 New York hearing, July 13, 1966

f. 965-966 Minneapolis hearing, September 15, 1966

f. 967-968 St. Louis hearing, October 11, 1966

f. 969 Atlanta hearing, November 9, 1966

f. 970 Tucson hearing, December 1, 1966

f. 971 San Francisco hearing, January 11, 1967

f. 972-976 General, 1964-1969

f. 977-989 Statements and Articles presented to Food and Fiber

Commission, 1964-1967

f. 990-1002 Study Groups

f. 990-991 Study Group I of National Advisory Commission on

Food and Fiber, 1966


f. 992-1002 Study Group II of National Advisory Commission on

Food and Fiber, 1965-1966

f. 1003-1014 Testimony and Statements

f. 1003-1006 Testimony and statements presented to Dallas hearing

(April 13, 1966)

f. 1007-1013 Testimony and statements presented to Minneapolis

hearing (9-15-66), 1966

f. 1014 Testimony and statements presented to Atlanta hearing,

(November 9, 1966)

f. 1015-1017 Summaries of meetings of National Advisory Commission

on Food and Fiber, 1966

f. 1018-1021 National Advisory Commission on Food and Fiber press

releases and information, 1955-1966

f. 1022-1024 St. Louis Regional Export Expansion Council, 1967-1970

f. 1025-1041 Far East Agricultural Trade Mission, 1967-1968

Organizations Series

f. 1042 American Institute of Cooperation, 1953

f. 1043 Banks for cooperatives, 1959, 1976-1977

f. 1044-1045 Democratic Party, 1970-1973

f. 1046-1091 Farmers Export Company

f. 1046-1070 Bill Beckett files

f. 1046-1052 Farmers Export Company files, 1966-1975

f. 1053 Annual reports, 1970-1971

f. 1054 Contract with Telepsen Construction Company, Parish of St.

Charles, 1973

f. 1055-1057 1973 meeting, 1971-1976

f. 1058 April 27, 1972 board meeting – notes

f. 1059 Minutes – Executive Committee – July 18, 1974

f. 1060 Minutes – Board of Directors – July 31, 1974

f. 1061 Minutes – Executive Committee – July 31, 1974

f. 1062 Minutes – Executive Committee – August 16, 1974

f. 1063 Minutes – Executive Committee – August 30, 1974

f. 1064 Minutes – Board of Directors – October 24, 1974

f. 1065 Minutes – Executive Committee – November 6, 1974

f. 1066 Executive Committee – Minutes – November 15, 1974

f. 1067 Minutes – Executive Committee – December 6, 1974

f. 1068 Minutes – Board of Directors – December 19, 1974

f. 1069 Farmers Export Company financial statement, 1972

f. 1070 Farmers Export Company directors and shareholders meeting,

1973

f. 1071-1074 General, 1975-1978

f. 1075-1076 Finances and Meetings, 1973-1977

f. 1077 Japan, 1976-1977

f. 1078-1090 General, 1976-1979


f. 1091 Managers’ report, 1979

f. 1092-1093 Farmers Organizations general, 1948-1954

f. 1093A-D Kansas City Terminal Elevator Company

f. 1093A Kansas City Terminal Elevator Company audit, 1963

f. 1093B General, 1970-1979

f. 1093C-D Kansas City Terminal Elevator Company reports, 1975-1978

f. 1094-1095 National Council of Farmers Cooperatives

f. 1094 General, 1947-1948

f. 1095 Meeting, 1966

f. 1096-1185 National Farm Coalition

f. 1096 National Farm Leaders Conference, April 1965

f. 1097-1105 General, 1966-1979

f. 1106-1109 Membership, 1969-1977

f. 1110-1114 Coalition, 1969-1980

f. 1115 Cotton legislation, 1970

f. 1116 Coalition and national farm legislation, 1970

f. 1117 Coalition material, 1970

f. 1118 Symington, 1970

f. 1119 National Farm Conference - Invitation lists, 1970

f. 1120-1122 St. Louis, MO Meeting April 6, 1970

f. 1123 Coalition material, 1970

f. 1124 F. V. Heinkel, Chairman, 1970-1973

f. 1125 Treasurer, 1970-1973

f. 1126 American Farm Bureau Federation, 1970-1974

f. 1127-1128 Position papers, 1970-1975

f. 1129-1130 Minutes of Meetings, 1970-1977

f. 1131-1134 National Farm Coalition, 1970-1979

f. 1135-1136 National Farm Coalition meeting, June 15, 1971

f. 1137 Meeting June 15, 1971

f. 1138 Subcommittee on Rural Development, 1971

f. 1139 Statements, 1971-1972

f. 1140 Coalition meeting, April 14, 1972

f. 1141 Food prices, 1972

f. 1142 Coalition – 1972, 1970-1973

f. 1143 1972 Feed Grain Program 1973 Wheat – EAS; Taxes MO, 1972

f. 1144 EPA material, 1972

f. 1145 Coalition members, 1972

f. 1146 F. V. H. speech, 1972

f. 1147 E. A. S. material, 1972

f. 1148 Butz and disposable income, 1972

f. 1149 National Farm Coalition, 1972

f. 1150 Assessments – 1972

f. 1151 St. Louis meeting - Program and Speeches, 1972

f. 1152-1154 St. Louis meeting, June 5, 1972

f. 1155-1156 St. Louis meeting – June 5, 1972 – Invitations and replies

f. 1157 Meeting Washington D.C., December 20-21, 1972


f. 1158 Administration cutbacks – 1973, 1972-1973

f. 1159-1160 Committee assignments, 1972-1975

f. 1161-1164 Coalition farm bill 1973

f. 1165 Meeting, Washington, D.C., February 21, 1973

f. 1166 Coalition meeting, December 6 and 7, 1973

f. 1167 Statement Metcalf S. 1215, 1973

f. 1168 Metcalf S. 1215 (Bill), 1973

f. 1169-1170 H.R. 4296 emergency coalition farm bill 1975

f. 1171-1172 Washington meeting – March 9, 1975

f. 1173 Farm Coalition meeting – March 10, 1975

f. 1174 Meeting, March 10, 1975

f. 1175 Meeting, July 8, 1975, Kansas City, Missouri

f. 1176 Energy statement S. 622, 1975-1976

f. 1177 National Farm Coalition, 1975-1980

f. 1178-1179 Meeting, Washington D.C., April 26-27, 1976

f. 1180 Meeting, Washington D.C. – November 29, 1976

f. 1181 FVH statement on National farm program – February 23, 1977 –

Washington, D. C.

f. 1182 Meeting, Washington D.C. – April 18-19, 1977

f. 1183 Meeting March 15, 1978 – Washington, D. C.

f. 1184 National Farm Coalition, 1978-1980

f. 1185 Meeting March 14, 1979 – Washington, D. C.

f. 1186-1187 National Farmers Union

f. 1186 National Farmers Union, 1953-1957

f. 1187 Farmers Union, 1969, 1979

Speeches, Statements, and Articles Series

f. 1188 A Word to MFA Employees, c. 1945

f. 1189-1191 Speeches, 1945-1979

f. 1192 September-November, 1945 – FVH reports and statements relative to

Tennessee Valley Authority and Missouri Valley Authority

f. 1193 FVH address – Ozark Empire District Fair, Springfield 1946, 1944-

1946

f. 1194 October 29, 1947 – Herman M. Haag statement before House

Committee on Agriculture at Kansas City

f. 1195 October 29, 1947 – FVH statement before House Committee on

Agriculture at Kansas City

f. 1196 House Ways and Means Committee, November 11, 1947

f. 1197 November 11, 1947 – FVH statement before House Ways and Means

Committee

f. 1198 FVH Statement – House Committee on Agriculture to Retire

Government Capital in Bank for Cooperatives, February 26, 1948

f. 1199 February 26 and May 6, 1948 – FVH before House and Senate

Committees on Agriculture for retirement of Government capital in


Banks for Cooperatives

f. 1200 August 31, 1948 – Amherst College, Massachusetts, Challenges Facing

Cooperatives

f. 1201 FVH speech – Dairymen's League Saratoga Springs, New York,

October 14, 1948

f. 1202 November 1948 – Where do we go from Here? Statement on Missouri's

Road Problem

f. 1203 June 6, 1949 – FVH before Interior Department Subcommittee of

Senate Appropriations Committee for Southwestern Power

Administration Continuing Fund

f. 1204 June 11, 1949 – FVH on rural phones to Senate Committee on

Agriculture and Forestry

f. 1205 FVH address – Home Rule Charter for Columbia, 1949

f. 1206-1208 FVH Statements – Miscellaneous, 1949-1967

f. 1209 February 23, 1950 – Statement by MFA, Inc. before House Ways and

Means Committee

f. 1210 May, 1950 – A. D. Sappington statement in support of Cannon House

Joint Resolution 423 for investigation by FTC of oil companies

practices

f. 1211 May 17, 1950 – FVH before House Committee on Agriculture

supporting separation of extension agent from farm organizations

f. 1212-1213 Heinkel and Klinefelter speeches, 1950-1965

f. 1214 Statement by FVH on coop taxes before Senate Finance Committee

March 1, 1951

f. 1215 March 1, 1951 – FVH statement before House Ways and Means

Committee

f. 1216 April 4, 1951 – MFA Board of Directors: Ceilings on Farm Prices at

Parity Levels

f. 1217 May 1951 – FVH for Southwestern Power Administration before

Interior Sub-Committee of Senate Appropriations Committee

f. 1218 June 14, 1951 – FVH, "Why We Have Farmers' Cooperatives"

f. 1219 July 20, 1951 – FVH Statement before Senate Committee on Finance

f. 1220 November 5, 1951 – FVH to Missouri General Assembly on HB 283

relating to increase in fees on Farm Trucks

f. 1221 March 6, 1952 – FVH to all state senators on HB 284 relating to

qualifications of directors of REA power co-ops

f. 1222-1223 Heinkel – speeches, 1952-1979

f. 1224 January 1, 1953 – The MFA's Position on Some National Problems

Relating to Agriculture

f. 1225 Statement by FVH before House Committee on Interstate and Foreign

Commerce on ICC April 18, 1953

f. 1226 Before Interior Subcommittee of Senate Committee on Appropriations

May 12, 1953 For Restoration of Full Amount of Continuing Fund

of SPA

f. 1227 Before House Committee on Civil Functions May 13, 1953 For

Adequate Appropriations for Continued Construction of Table Rock


Dam

f. 1228 July 22, 1953, FVH Joplin fertilizer plant cornerstone laying ceremony

f. 1229 December 11, 1953 – Notes on address of A. D. Sappington at Denver,

Colorado, National Electric Consumers Conference, sponsor –

National Farmers Union

f. 1230-1238 FVH – Honors, awards, appointments – Speech notes, 1953-1979

f. 1239 March 24 and 26, 1954 – FVH statements before Senate Committee on

Agriculture and Forestry and House Committee on Agriculture

f. 1240 November 11, 1954 – FVH address, Southwest Missouri State College

(Springfield) Farm Week Program

f. 1241-1243 Heinkel – addresses, 1954-1979

f. 1244 March 7, 1955, FVH address to convention of National Agricultural

Chemicals Association, Chase Hotel, St. Louis

f. 1245 Speech before United Paperworkers of America, April 27, 1955

f. 1246 August 30, 1955 – Statement before Public Works and Resources

Subcommittee of House Committee on Government Operations

presented by A. D. Sappington, General Counsel for MFA

f. 1247 November 7, 1955 – FVH statement before Senate Committee on

Agriculture and Forestry at Hutchinson, Kansas

f. 1248 1956-1957 "The Family Farm and the National Welfare" discussion

and debate manual (Professor Bower Aly)

f. 1249 1957 American Institute of Cooperation, Colorado A&M College, Fort

Collins, Colorado; F. V. Heinkel, chairman, sectional meeting of

Fertilizer and Feed Cooperatives; Preliminary Statement

f. 1250 January 27, 1958 – Statement of Fred V. Heinkel before House

Committee on Ways and Means

f. 1251 March 25, 1958 – Statement of Fred V. Heinkel before sub-committee

on Surface Transportation of the Senate Committee on Interstate and

Foreign Commerce

f. 1252 June 20, 1958 – Statement of Fred V. Heinkel at Thompson Farm

Dedication, Grundy County, Missouri (as a member of the Board of

Curators of the University of Missouri)

f. 1253 "Co-op Buyer-Merchandiser," January-February 1959

f. 1254 January 8, 1959 – FVH to Missouri State Rural Electrification

Association annual meeting, Kansas City, Missouri

f. 1255 January 12, 1959 – FVH as chairman Farm Supply and Service

Committee, National Council Annual Meeting

f. 1256 August 24, 1959 – Fair Farm Standards Act adopted by 41st MFA

annual convention

f. 1257 September 1, 1959 – FVH Movie for TV Broadcasts

f. 1258 Speeches, statements, articles, 1960

f. 1259 February 8, 1960 – FVH speech at annual meeting of Producers

Creamery Company, Springfield, Missouri

f. 1260 February 22, 1960 – FVH address, annual meeting Farmers Union State

Exchange, Omaha, Nebraska

f. 1261 March 16, 1960 – FVH address, Farmers Union National Convention,


Denver, Colorado

f. 1262 Heinkel – Statements, 1960-1961

f. 1263 Addresses and speeches, 1960-1978

f. 1264 March 21, 1961 – FVH address to national meeting of American

Chemical Society, St. Louis, Missouri

f. 1265 January 31, 1962 – Statement adopted at Farm Leaders Conference, St.

Louis

f. 1266 August 6, 1962 – Richard Collins "Stimulating Progress thru

Publications," at AIC annual meeting, Ohio State University

f. 1267 August 23, 1962 – FVH opposition to control of power link by Kansas

City Power and Light and Iowa Power Company

f. 1268 December 13, 1962 – FVH, National Association of Wheat Growers,

Denver, Colorado

f. 1269 MFA Milling Company annual meeting, 1963

f. 1270 April 11, 1963 – Prepared by E. A. Soderstrom for use of Governor

Dalton in speech to Missouri Cotton Producers Association

f. 1271 April 19, 1963 – FVH, 75th Anniversary of Hatch Act, University of

Missouri

f. 1272 June, 1963 – Jim Reeves for Producers Creamery, Springfield, to

hearings on Milk Marketing Orders

f. 1273 April 30, 1964 – FVH position on foreign trade

f. 1274 June 11, 1964 – FVH to Fulton, Missouri Kiwanis Club, "The Future of

American Agriculture"

f. 1275 Miscellaneous MFA speeches, statements and articles, 1954, 1964-

1968

f. 1276-1279 Speeches to MFA annual conventions, 1964-1978

f. 1280 February 16, 1965 – FVH to joint meeting of Texas cooperatives and

Houston Bank

f. 1281 March 18, 1965 – FVH to Annual Southwest Milk Marketing

Conference, College Station, Texas

f. 1282 May 18, 1965 – FVH address to Cooperative Editorial Institute,

Chicago

f. 1283 March 21, 1966 – Statement of position National Farm Leaders

Conference, St. Louis

f. 1284 November 1, 1966 – FVH to Missouri ASCS State Training

Conference, St. Louis

f. 1285 January 19, 1967 – FVH to Southern Farm Forum at New Orleans,

Louisiana

f. 1286 April 4, 1967, FVH address to Joint Soy-Cotton Oil Mills conference,

Tan-Tar-A, Lake Ozark, Missouri

f. 1287 Annual Meeting of Northeast Missouri Electric Power Cooperative -

annotated, April 6, 1967

f. 1288 April 6, 1967 FVH address to Annual Meeting Northeast Missouri

Electric Power Cooperative, Palmyra, Missouri

f. 1289 Speech at Three Rivers Electric Cooperative Annual Meeting, Linn,

Missouri, September 8, 1967


f. 1290 November 21, 1967, Address by FVH to Annual Meeting of Cotton

Producers Association, Atlanta, Georgia

f. 1291 Speech F.V.H. 5-6-71, 1968-1973

f. 1292 Editorials, c. 1960s

f. 1293 Jokes, Quotations, and Stories, n.d.

f. 1294 Speech regarding the Rural Electrification Association, n.d.

Personal Series

f. 1295-1298 Biographical and Early Life

f. 1295 MFA – Contract and agreement, 1923-1930

f. 1296 Resignation from Republican National Committee, 1928

f. 1297 FVH – List of corps. – Officer or board member, 1959-1979

f. 1298 Biographical, 1975-1979

f. 1299-1312 Appointment Books

f. 1299 Appointment Books, 1944-1945, 1949

f. 1300-1303 Appointment Books, 1950-1957

f. 1304 Appointment Books, 1958, 1961



f. 1313-1351 Honors and Awards

f. 1313 Degrees, honors, and inaugural invitations, 1914-1967

f. 1314 Awards and citations – Historic, 1944-1961

f. 1315-1316 Honors and awards, 1946-1983

f. 1317 Awards and appointments – Historic, 1949-1979

f. 1318 MFA award for distinguished service to agriculture, 1960

f. 1319 Dedication I-70 Bridge, Rocheport, Mo., October 8, 1960

f. 1320 Dalton inauguration, 1961

f. 1321 Lyndon Baines Johnson inauguration, 1964

f. 1322 Recognition, 1964-1967

f. 1323 Rural Electric Cooperative Association – Awards, 1966-1967

f. 1324 Academy of Squires, 1966

f. 1325-1329 Missouri Academy of Squires, 1966-1982

f. 1330-1331 Honorary degree – Dr. of Laws – University of Missouri, June 6,

1967

f. 1332 University of Missouri, College of Agriculture – Alumni

Association – Honorary Membership, 1967

f. 1333-1334 Achievements and honors, 1967-1979

f. 1335 Miscellaneous material, 1967-1980

f. 1336 Missouri Academy of Squires, 1968-1972

f. 1337 Honors and awards,1969-1981

f. 1338 Rural Electric Cooperative Association award, 1971

f. 1339 Historic file, 1978-1980

f. 1340 Honorary Doctor of Humanities - Missouri Valley College,

1978-1982


f. 1341 Academy of Missouri Squires, 1979-1980

f. 1342 Recognition banquet honoring Heinkel April 8, 1981

f. 1343 Acceptance letters, 1981

f. 1344 Heinkel Award for Excellence and Columbia College honorary

degree, 1981-1982

f. 1345-1346 Shelter Insurance retirement and recognition banquet materials,

1981-1983

f. 1347 Heinkel Award for Excellence committee, 1981-1984

f. 1348 Heinkel Award winners, 1983-1984

f. 1349 Missouri Academy of Squires, 1983-1986

f. 1350 University of Missouri – Curators, 1985

f. 1351 Heinkel Building, University of Missouri – Dedication, 1986

f. 1352-1394 Correspondence

f. 1352-1353 F.V.H., 1941-1974

f. 1354 Cora Bell Heinkel, 1947-1948

f. 1355 Personal, 1949-1955

f. 1356 Heinkel, F. V. Personal, 1951

f. 1357-1359 Personal and miscellaneous, 1952-1960

f. 1360 FVH – Personal, 1955-1971

f. 1361 Eva Shannon, 1959-1962

f. 1362-1366 Correspondence, 1943-1969

f. 1367 National Advisory Commission on Food and Fiber – Historic

file, 1967

f. 1368 Correspondence, 1969-1985

f. 1369 Correspondence – Bolling and Strauss, 1970, 1976

f. 1370 F. V. H. Correspondence to answer, 1970-1982

f. 1371-1373 Christmas, 1971-1979


f. 1375 MFA Oil letter of appreciation, 1979

f. 1376 1980 MFA election – Robert Maupin, 1980

f. 1377 Letters, 1980-1982

f. 1378-1379 Heinkel Papers – Western Historical Manuscript Collection, c.

1980-1981

f. 1380 Correspondence, January-May, 1981


f. 1382 Letters, 1981-1983

f. 1383 Political correspondence, 1976, 1981-1984

f. 1384-1390 Correspondence, 1982-1986

f. 1391 Mondale-Regan election, 1984

f. 1392 Correspondence, 1985

f. 1393 Democratic Party correspondence, 1986

f. 1394 Stationery, n.d.

f. 1395-1400 Financial

f. 1395 Farm sales, 1960

f. 1396 Life insurance, 1973

f. 1397 Expense reports and meeting minutes, 1978-1980


f. 1398 Health insurance, 1979

f. 1399 Farm owners insurance, 1982

f. 1400 Farm sale, 1988

f. 1401-1414 Clippings

f. 1401 Death of Hirth, 1940


f. 1403 Clipping, 1966

f. 1404 Newspaper article, 1966

f. 1405 Newspapers – Quincy (Ill.) Herald-Whig, Keith L. Wilkey, Farm

Editor, 1966, 1977

f. 1406-1407 FVH – Personal – News clippings, 1968-1979

f. 1408 F.V. Heinkel – Clippings, March 15, 1973


f. 1410 Post-Dispatch and News-Leader, 1979

f. 1411 Clippings, 1979-1984

f. 1412 Tax bill, 1981

f. 1413 Franklin County ASCS, 1981

f. 1414 Fred Stover clipping, 1982

Photographs and Scrapbooks Series

f. 1415-1416 Album 1, 1945-1979

f. 1417 MFA events, 1940s-1970s

f. 1418-1419 Album 2, 1950-1982

f. 1420 Miscellaneous events, 1954-1980s

f. 1421 Politicians and political events, 1955-1970s

f. 1422 Board of Curators photograph, 1958

f. 1423-1424 Missouri Farmers Association home office, Columbia, Missouri,

c.1950

f. 1425 Picture with Aiken, c.1950s

f. 1426 Photographs, c.1950s-1960s

f. 1427 Portraits, c.1942-1981

f. 1428 Important pictures, c.1950s-1970s

f. 1429 Buildings, 1960, n.d.

f. 1430 Autographed Photos of Senator Edward V. Long, 1961

f. 1431-1432 Album 3, 1964-c.1970s

f. 1433 1966 MFA Convention publicity photographs

f. 1434 Publicity photographs – Japan and Taiwan, 1968

f. 1435 Photographs – Japan, 1968

f. 1436 MFA event photographs, c.1960s

f. 1437 February 1975 – Heinkel recognized by Missouri State Senate

f. 1438 Pictures – State Board – portraits, 1979

f. 1439 Heinkel with Congressman Robert Bergland and an unidentified man,

c.1970s

f. 1440 Fred Heinkel receiving plaque – University of Missouri, c.1970s


f. 1441-1442 MFA employee anniversary awards, c.1970s

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