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Included are letters and reports from Charles A. Lory, state and federal agencies, companies, and individuals. Charles Lory officially retired as president emeritus by September 25, 1940 to his home in Estes Park, Colorado, but remained active with many organizations. Topics include college President Green's absence; grievances at Fort Lewis Fort Lewis Branch of Colorado A & M College; Uncompahgre Valley Water Users Association and the Bureau of Reclamation Region 4 in Salt Lake City, Utah concerning repayment; Colorado Big Thompson Project; cooperative agricultural extension work report number 498, dated May 1, 1945, from the Committee on Agriculture to the House of Representatives; the agricultural appropriation bill of 1945; agriculture as it relates to land-grant colleges and universities; Remodeling by Thomas P. Cooper concerning Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities; retirement of Dr. Newsom, Dr. Bourne and Ralph Parshall; recreational development possibilities of Lake Estes; the death of President Roy Green; appointment of I. E. Newsom as president of Colorado A & M College; possible testimony by Charles Lory for the House Agricultural Committee at the House Chambers in Denver March 9th; Agricultural Appropriation Bill of 1949; Measuring water in irrigation channels by R. L. Parshall; plans for a community house in Estes Park; J. M. Dille of the Northern Colorado Water Conservation District's report on Problems in operation and maintenance; Robert G. Dunbar's report, Water conflicts and controls in Colorado; death of Mrs. Carrie Lory and money contributed to the student loan funds as a memorial; farm electrification school and thirty-fourth annual extension conference; correspondence on higher education in India between Arthur E. Morgan and N. A. Christensen; and the program of the sixty-second annual convention of the Association of Land-Grant Colleges and Universities.
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