Congressional Papers
Collection Overview
The University of Vermont (UVM) is a major repository for Vermont Congressional papers, holding the records of over 30 Members of Congress from 1791 to the present. The Congressional Papers collection will provide access to digitized content from these papers. The intent is to document selected aspects of the legislative history of Vermont's members of Congress. In particular, we look at issues that were important for a particular member as well as issues that have been important over time such as support for dairy farmers, water quality, and slavery.
Time Period Covered: 1818-2004
Sub-collections
Letters Home From Congress
Dairy and the US Congress
Congressional Portraits
Congressional Speeches
Related Archival Collection(s)
Collamer Family Papers
George D. Aiken Papers
Warren R. Austin Collection
Crafts Family Collection
Published: October 07, 2006, University of Vermont, Bailey/Howe Library, Special Collections
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Contributor(s)
- Appelby, Paul [1]
- Austin, Warren R. (Warren Robinson), 1877-1962 [1]
- Collins, Thomas. [1]
- Gaumnitz, E.M. [1]
- Hendrickson, Roy [1]
- Jones, Marvin [1]
- Stitts, T.G. [1]
- United States. Bureau of Agricultural Economics [1]
- Wills, William H., 1882-1946 [1]
Topic(s)
- Milk -- Fat content. [2]
- Milk -- Prices -- New York (State) [2]
- Milk -- Prices -- United States [2]
- Milk trade -- New York (State) [2]
- Milk trade -- United States [2]
- Austin, Warren Robinson, 1877-1962 [1]
- Butter trade [1]
- Cheese industry -- United States [1]
- Droughts -- Economic aspects -- United States. [1]
- Milk -- Prices -- Massachusetts [1]
- Milk -- Prices -- Massachusetts -- Boston. [1]
- Milk -- Prices -- Rhode Island -- Providence. [1]
- Milk trade -- Massachusetts -- Boston. [1]
- Milk trade -- Rhode Island -- Providence. [1]
- Milk trade Canada. [1]
- Newport (Vt.) [1]
- Price fixing -- United States. [1]
- Roosevelt, Franklin D. (Franklin Delano), 1882-1945 [1]
- Surplus agricultural commodities [1]
- United States. Agricultural Marketing Administration. [1]
- United States. Office of Economic Stabilization. [1]
- United States. War Food Administration. [1]
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Topic: ("Milk -- Fat content.")
Title: Milk Marketing, 1941-1942
Creator: Aiken, George D. (George David), 1892-1984
Date: 1941-1942
Resource type: text
Topics include milk prices; United States Department of Agriculture Marketing Administration regulations for the Greater Boston and New York marketing areas; need for unification of agricultural groups to become a stronger advocate for farmers; Agricultural Marketing Agreement of 1937; milk distributors in the greater New York City area and price fixing; Senate Committee on Agriculture; Providence, Rhode Island Milk Market; butter fat content of milk; United States Department of Agriculture Office of Price Administration; milk retailers; President Roosevelt's Economic Stabilization Program.
Title: Milk, 1943-1945
Creator: Aiken, George D. (George David), 1892-1984.
Date: 1943-1945
Resource type: text
Topics include milk prices for Springfield and Fitchburg, Massachusetts; creamery butter and cheese production estimates; dairy subsidies and milk production; Senate Committee on Agriculture; Senator Warren Austin (VT); Board of Health regulations and the unloading of milk at Hood's creamery in Newport, Vermont; United Farmers Co-operative Creamery Association, Inc.; United States War Food Administration; effect of drought on hay and pasture crops; State Control Boards and surplus milk; United States Office of Price Administration; milk coolers; price of whole milk and butter; Ingelside Dairy; New York milk marketing area; milk fat quota and the manufacture of frozen dairy foods and mix; retail price of milk; importation of milk from Canada.
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