Table of Contents for 1930-1939 of NJMCA Annual Meetings

Proceedings of the Association's annual meetings are published each year. The table of contents for Proceedings issued from 1930-1939 are available below. In addition to the referenced papers each proceedings includes a list of the NJMCA Officers, Trustees, Past Presidents, Mosquito Extermination Commissions and Mosquito Control Agencies in New Jersey and Business Meeting minutes.

PAPERS OF THE 1939 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• Relation Of Mosquito Control To Wildlife, Thomas J. Headlee
• The Fundamental Principles Of Biological Control Of Insects, J. L. King
• Biological Control Of Mosquitoes; A Special Problem In Applied Ecology, Robert D. Glasgow
• A Documented Record Of A Long Flight Of Aedes Sollicitans, Dalferes P. Curry
• Effect Of Ditching For Mosquito Control On the pH Of Marsh Soils, F. C. Daigh and L. A. Stearns
• Address Of the President, Charles W. Holton
• Summary Of Mosquito Control Work In New Jersey In 1938, Thomas D. Mulhern
• A Message From the New Jersey Federation Of Women's Clubs, Arthur S Chenoweth
• Advances In Knowledge Of Mosquitoes During 1938, F. C. Bishopp and J. L. Webb
• Will Mosquito Control Ditches, If Not Maintained, Make Mosquito Breeding Worse?-A Correction, F. C. Bishopp and Carroll N. Smith
• Mosquito Suppression Work In Canada In 1938, Arthur Gibson
• The Eastern Association Of Mosquito Control Workers, Lester W. Smith
• Progress Of Mosquito Control In Massachusetts, Edward Wright
• The Effects Of the September Hurricane On Mosquito Ditches, Milton Price
• Progress Of Mosquito Control In Connecticut, R. C. Botsford
• Public Relations To Mosquito Control, Byron M. Mitchell
• Educational Publicity the Year Around With Special Emphasis On Peak Load Condition, Ray H. Sammis
• Progress In Mosquito Control In New Jersey City, Russell W. Gies
• Progress In Mosquito Control In Delaware During 1938, W. S. Corkran
• Progress In Mosquito Control In Delaware County, Pennsylvania, R. L. Mentzer
• Ditch Lining In Virginia, R. E. Dorer
• Progress In Mosquito Control In the Vicinity Of Salt Lake City, Don M. Rees
• Mosquito Control In New Jersey, Wm. H. Martin
• Mosquito Control Work And Industrial Developments, James H. Rosecrans
• Interference With Mosquito Control Works Resulting From Hydraulic Filling, James E. Brooks
• Interfere With Mosquito Control Works By Real Estate Developments And By Individuals, Clubs And Corporations, Alphonse W. Kelley
• The Passaic Valley Mosquito Control Project, Allan R. Cullimore and Robert L. Vannote
• Education Of the Public In Mosquito Control, Jesse B. Leslie and Edward P. Essertier
• Opportunities And Duties Of A Mosquito Commissioner, Robert F. Engle
• A Review Of Mosquito Control Methods And the Place Which Each Occupies, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Secretary, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Auditing Committee, Alphonse W. Kelley
• Report Of Resolutions Committee, Jalo W. Lehti
• Report Of the Executive Committee, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Nominating Committee, Robert F. Engle
• Effective And Intelligent Use Of the New Jersey Mosquito Trap For Mosquito Control In A Local Area, Ralph J. VanDerwerker
• Water And Plant Requirements Of the Muskrat On A Delaware Tidewater Marsh, L. A. Stearns, Donald MacCreary and F. C. Daigh
• Plants Constituting the Food Of the Muskrat On the New Jersey Coastal And Inland Marshes And the Comparative Importance Of Each, Earl S. Harris

PAPERS OF THE 1938 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• Address Of the President, David Jenkins
• Summary Of Mosquito Control Work In New Jersey In 1937, Thomas D. Mulhern
• Arousing Interest In Mosquito Control, Arthur S. Chenoweth
• Comparison Of Mosquito Repellency Tests Under Laboratory And Field Conditions, Philip Granett
• Eastern Association Of Mosquito Control Workers, Thomas J. Headlee
• Review Of Advances In Practical Methods Of Mosquito Control, Fred A. Reiley and Robert L. Vannote
• Review Of Advances In Scientific Mosquito Knowledge, Jacob G. Lipman
• Review Of Economic Results Of Mosquito Control; Work Accomplished; Benefits Derived From the Mosquito Association, Thomas J. Headlee
• Review Of Progress In Public Education And Sentiment, Jesse B. Leslie
• New Developments In Mosquito Control In Connecticut, R. C. Botsford
• Mosquito Control In Massachusetts During 1937, George R. Stratton
• New Developments In Mosquito Control In Rhode Island, Milton H. Price
• Mosquito Control In Greater New York, Sol Pincus
• Mosquito Control In Suffolk County, New York, Byron M. Mitchell
• New Developments In Mosquito Control In Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Robert L. Mentzer
• New Developments In Mosquito Control In Delaware, W. S. Corkran
• Data Compiled For Mosquito Work In Virginia, R. E. Dorer
• Mosquito As Related To Marsh Conservation, J. Lyell Clarke
• Economic Importance Of Malaria Control, L. L. Williams
• A Review Of Mosquito Work Throughout the World In 1937, . F. C. Bishopp and J. L. Webb
• Mosquito Suppression Work In Canada In 1937, Arthur Gibbon
• Problems Of Mosquito Control In the Passaic Valley, Allan R. Cullimore and Robert L. Vannote
• Mosquito Control Work In the Pacific Northeast, H. H. Stage
• Report Of the Secretary, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Auditing Committee, Alphonse W. Kelly
• Report Of Resolutions Committee, Jesse B. Leslie
• Report Of the Executive Committee, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Nominating Committee, Robert F. Engle
• Factors Affecting the Vegetative Cover Of Delaware Marshes, F. C. Daigh, Donald MacCreary And L. A. Stearns
• The Coordination Of Mosquito Control With Wildlife Conservation, Clarence Cottam
• Heartworm in Dogs: A Mosquito-Borne Menace In New Jersey, Thurlow C. Nelson and M. L. Morris

PAPERS OF THE 1937 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• Principles Underlying the Protection Of Outdoor Meetings From the Mosquito Pest And Methods Of Application, Joseph M. Ginsburg
• Methods Of Applying the Larvicide As A Repellent, Robert L. Vannote
• Maintenance Of A Supply Of Mosquitoes For Experimental Work During the Dormant Season, Philip Granett and George E. Powers
• Muskrat Culture And Its Economic Significance In New Jersey, Earl S. Harris
• The Relation Of Mosquito Trap Catches To Human Comfort, Ralph J. VanDerwerker
• Address Of the President, James H. Rosecrans
• A Summary Of Mosquito Work In New Jersey In 1936, Thomas D. Mulhern
• The Women's Clubs And Mosquito Control, Arthur S. Chenoweth
• A Resume Of Work On Mosquitoes Throughout the World In 1936, F. C. Bishopp and Carroll N. Smith
• Mosquito Suppression Work In Canada In 1936, Arthur Gibson
• Experiences In Mosquito Control In Connecticut, B. C. Botsford
• New And Significant Experiences In Mosquito Control In the Desplaines Valley Mosquito Abatement District, J. Lyell Clarke
• New And Significant Experiences In Mosquito Control In Greater New York, Russell Gies
• Some Special Types Of Publicity Useful In Mosquito Control Work, Ray H. Sammis
• Education In Mosquito Control Work, Byron M. Mitchell
• New And Significant Developments During 1936 In the Delaware Mosquito Control Work, W. S. Corkran
• Equipment For Removing Channel Obstructions, R. E. Dorer
• New And Significant Experiences In Mosquito Control In Delaware County, Pennsylvania, H. W. Banks
• The Problem Of Mosquito Abatement In the Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District And the Results Obtained, Harold Farnsworth Gray
• The Effect Of Summer Rainfall On Mosquito Prevalence, Ralph J. Van Derwerker
• Experiments In Florida In Repelling Mosquitoes By Outdoor Spraying, . V. King, G. H. Bradley and T. E. McNeel
• Report Of the Secretary, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Treasurer, Lewis E. Jackson
• Report Of the Auditing Committee, Alphonse W. Kelly
• Report Of the Executive Committee, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Resolutions Committee, Jesse B. Leslie
• Report Of the Nominating Committee, Robert F. Engle
• Mosquito Migration Across Delaware Ray, Donald MacCreary and L. A. Stearns
• The Caterpillar Crane As An Instrument In Mosquito Control, James E. Brooks
• The Problem Of Providing Mosquito Control In Areas Subject To Flights Of Fresh Water Swamp Mosquitoes, Robert L. Vannote
• The Four County Committee, Allan R. Cullimore
• Some Relations Of Mosquito Control Work To Other Conservation Activities, A Problem In Practical Human Ecology, R. D. Glasgow
• A Preliminary Report On the Relation Of Mosquito Control Ditching To Long Island Salt Marsh Vegetation, Norman Taylor
• The Malaria Hazard In Uninfected Territory, L. L. Williams
• Some Informal Remarks On the Malaria Hazard, J. A. LePrince
• Qutletting Inclosed Marshes To the Sea, William Austin and O. W. Lafferty
• Effect Of Mosquito Reduction Work On Malaria Prevalence In Pennsauken Township And Camden County Areas, F. C. Metzger
• Mosquito Problems, Thomas J. Headlee

PAPERS OF THE 1936 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• Address Of the President, Helen N. Prickitt
• Malaria In New Jersey, William H. MacDonald
• A Summary Of Mosquito Control Accomplishments In New Jersey In 1935, Thomas D. Mulhern
• The Interest Of the New Jersey Clubwomen In Anti-Mosquito Work, A. R. Driscoll
• The Effect Of the Depression Upon Mosquito Control And How It May Be Overcome, Jacob G. .Lipman
• A Resume Of Work On Mosquitoes Throughout the World In 1935, F. C. Bishopp and Carroll N. Smith
• Mosquito Suppression Work In Canada In 1935, Arthur Gibson
• Progress Of the Mosquito Control Campaign In the Des Plains Valley Area, J. Lyell Clarke
• Mosquito Control In Delaware, W. S. Corkran
• Accomplishments In Mosquito Control In Suffolk County Long Island, A. C. Froeb
• The CCC In Mosquito Work In Southern New Jersey, Fred A. Reiley
• The CCC In Mosquito Work In North Jersey, John P. Peterson
• The Problem Of Mosquito Control In the Upper Passaic Valley: Part I, James E, Brook
• The Problem Of Mosquito Control In the Upper Passaic Valley: Part II, Robert L. Vannote
• Progress Of Mosquito Control In Connecticut, 1935, R. C. Botsford
• Some Early Pioneering In Connecticut Mosquito Control, Henry J. Case
• Information Needed For A Proper Understanding Of the Effects Of Mosquito Control Work On the Wildlife Of Tidal Marshes, Ira N. Gabrielson
• Additional Information Needed Concerning the Biology Of Mosquitoes, L. L. Williams
• Protection Of Outdoor Gatherings From the Mosquito Pest, Joseph M. Ginsburg
• Mosquito Control In New York City, John L. Rice
• Report Of the Sectary, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Treasurer, Lewis E. Jackson
• Report Of the Auditing Committee, Jesse B. Leslie
• Report Of the Executive Committee, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of Nomination Committee, Robert F. Engle
• Something To Think About In Connection With Mosquito Prevalence, J. A. LePrince
• Mosquito Control In Nassau County, Edward Butchard
• Salt Marsh Vegetation And Its Relation To Mosquito Control, Lewis A. DeVido
• Mosquito Control Facts Taught By the Passing Years, Thomas J. Headlee

PAPERS OF THE 1935 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• Address By the Presidents, Charles S. Forbes
• New Jersey And Mosquitoes In 1934, Thomas D. Mulhern
• A Summary Of Mosquito Works Accomplished In New Jersey Through the Use Of Emergency Relief Labor, Lester W. Smith
• Mosquito Extermination As An Outlet For Emergence Relief Labor, Lewis Compton
• Women's Clubs And Mosquito Control In New Jersey, Alfred R. Driscoll
• Mosquito Work Throughout The World In 1934, F. C. Bishopp and Carroll N. Smith
• Mosquito Suppression Work In Canada In 1934, Arthur Gibson
• Accomplishments In Mosquito Control In Utah, R. V. Chamberlain and Don Rees
• Drainage Works Accomplished In Delaware By the CCC And CWA, W. S. Corkran
• Effect Of Drainage Work Accomplished By the CCC Upon Prevalence Of Mosquitoes At Lewes, Delaware, During 1934, Donald MacCreary and L. A. Stearns
• Mosquito Control Work In Connecticut In 1934, Robert C. Botsford
• Mosquito Work In New York City, John L. Rice
• Relation Of Mosquito Control In New Jersey To Bird Life Of the Salt Marshes, Charles A. Urner
• The Relation Of Mosquito Control To the Muskrat Industry On the Salt Marshes, W. S. Corkran
• The Relation Of Mosquito Control In New Jersey To the Presence Of Game On the Salt Marshes, H. J. Burlington
• The Relation Of Mosquito Control In New Jersey To Oyster Production On the Salt Marshes, Thurlow C. Nelson
• Summary Of Symposium On the Relation Of Mosquito Control In New Jersey To Wild Life On the Salt Marshes, Thomas J. Headlee
• Larvicides And A Method For Temporary Protection From Adult Mosquitoes In Limited Areas, Joseph M. Ginsburg
• The New Jersey Mosquito Problem, A Survey Of Past Performance, Present State And Future Outlook, Thomas J. Headlee
• The Effect Of Reduced Appropriations On Anti-Mosquito Work In New Jersey, Fred A. Reiley
• The Practical Importance Of How To Get And How To Use An Accurate Picture Of Daily Mosquitoes Conditions On A County-Wide Basis, Ralph J. VanDerwerker
• Report Of the Secretary, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Executive Committee, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of Resolutions Committee, Jesse B. Leslie
• Mosquito Work In Nassau County For the Year 1934, Ray H. Sammis
• Mosquito Extermination In Suffolk County, Long Island, J. S. Williamson

PAPERS OF THE 1934 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• Address By the President, Thomas M. Donnelly
• Mosquito Work In New Jersey For the Year 1933, Thomas J. Headlee
• Resume Of Mosquito Work Throughout the World In 1933, F. C. Bishopp and Carroll N. Smith
• The Club Women's Interest In Mosquito Prevention, Helen Esther Marsh
• Mosquito Work Of the Civil Works Administration Throughout the Country, Lester W. Smith
• Mosquito Work Of the Civil Works Administration In Morris County, Robert L. Vannote
• Mosquito Work Of the Civil Works Administration In Passaic County, John Flynn
• Mosquito Work Of the Civil Works Administration In Bergen County, John P. Peterson
• Mosquito Work Of the Civil Works Administration In Hudson County, Lewis E. Jackson
• Mosquito Work Of the Civil Works Administration In Essex County, George Eager
• Mosquito Work Of the Civil Works Administration In Union County, Ralph J. VanDerwerker
• Mosquito Work Of the Civil Works Administration In Middlesex County, Earle D. Potter
• Mosquito Work Of the Civil Works Administration In Monmouth County, Harry Vannote
• Mosquito Work Of the Civil Works Administration In Atlantic County, Fred A. Reily
• Mosquito Work Of the Civil Works Administration In Cape May County, William H. Austin
• Mosquito Work Of the Civil Works Administration In Sussex And Burlington Counties, Thomas D. Mulhern
• Federal Civil Works Administration Control Projects And Salt-Marsh Conditions In Florida, W. V. King
• Mosquito Suppression Work In Canada In 1933, Arthur Gibson
• Mosquito Control In Connecticut, 1933-1934, R. C. Botsford
• Mosquito Control Work Of the Massachusetts Reclamation Board, Edward Wright
• Mosquito Work In Long Island, Arthur D. Jacques
• Mosquito Larvicides, Joseph M. Ginsburg
• Mosquito Work In Delaware During 1933, L. A. Stearns and Donald MacCreary
• A New Development In Mosquito Traps, Thomas D. Mulhern
• Public Education In Mosquito Work, Helen N. Prickitt
• Report Of the Secretary, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Treasurer, Lewis E. Jackson
• Report Of Resolution Committee, Jesse B. Leslie
• Report Of the Executive Committee, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Nominating Committee, George M. Buttle
• The Habits Of Shellfish Of New Jersey Waters Adjacent To the Salt Marshes, Thurlow C. Nelson
• Relation Of Mosquito Control To Other Shore Interests Of New Jersey, Robert F. Engle

PAPERS OF THE 1933 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• Mosquito Then And Now-Their Prevalence And Effect On Industrial And Urban Development In Hudson Country, Thomas M. Donnelly
• Mosquito, Then And Now - Prevalence And Effect On Seashore Business And Real Estate, Robert F. Engle
• The Status Of Mosquito Control In the Public Mind, S. D. Walker
• The Problem of Mosquito Control In Delaware, L. A. Stearns, Donald MacCreary and N. P. Newhouse
• Summary Of 1932 Mosquito Work In New Jersey, Thomas J. Headlee
• Mosquitoes, Then And Now-Their Prevalence And Effect On Industrial, Urban And Suburban Development In Essex County, Edward W. Jackson
• Some Accomplishments In Mosquito Work Throughout the World During, 1932, F. C. Bishopp
• The Need For Cooperation In Mosquito Work, Helen Esther Marsh
• Mosquito Suppression Work In Canada In 1932, Arthur Gibson
• New Developments In Mosquito Work In Connecticut I. New Ditching And Maintenance, R. C. Botsford
• Traps And Larvicides, Neely Turner
• The Economic Value Of Mosquito Work On Long Island, Arthur D. Jaques
• The Economic Value Of Mosquito Work In Greater New York, Thomas E. Freston
• Report Of the Secretary, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Legislative Committee, J. B. Leslie
• Report Of Resolutions Committee, Charles S. Forbes
• Report Of the Committee On Conferences With the South Jersey Sportsman Associations, R. F. Engle
• Mosquito Control In New Jersey, M. Emma Peters

PAPERS OF THE 1932 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• Notes On the More Important Mosquitoes Of Western Canada, Eric Hearle
• What Works With Mosquitoes Have Accomplished Around the World In 1930 And 1931, F. C. Bishopp
• A Summary Of New Jersey Mosquito Control Accomplishments In 1931, Frank W. Miller
• The Extent Of the Mosquito Problem In Connecticut And Its Solution, W. E. Britton and R. C. Botsford
• Sewage Treatment Works And Mosquito Breeding, William Rudolfs
• A Message From the Federated Woman's Clubs Of New Jersey, M. Casewell Heine
• Mosquito Control Activities And Investigations Of the United States Public Health Service, L. L. William
• The Development And Use Of Machinery For Crushing Grasses, Reeds And Sedges On the Salt Marshes, John P. Peterson
• The Aeroplane As An Aid In Inspection And Survey Work, Frank W. Miller
• The Mosquito Problem And A Resume Of Current Control Activities On Cape Cod, Hjalmar Myhre
• Report Of the Secretary, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Treasurer, Lewis E. Jackson
• Observations On the Biology Of Mansonia Perturbans (Walk) Diptera, Culicidae, T. E. McNeel
• The Use Of the Aeroplane For the Distribution Of Oils And Larvicides, Robert L. Vannote
• The Effort To Control Mosquitoes In New York City, T. E. Freston
• The Development Of Mechanical Equipment For Sampling the Mosquito Fauna And Some Results Of Its Use, Thomas J. Headlee
• One Year's Experience With Pyrethrum Larvicide, Lester W. Smith
• Mosquito Control In Nassau County, Edward Butchard

 PAPERS OF THE 1931 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• Notes On the Biology Of Mosquitoes Os Eastern Canada, C. R. Twinn
• Mosquito Suppression In Canada In 1930, Arthur Gibson
• Animal And Plant Enemies Of Mosquitoes, C. R. Twinn
• The Biology Of the Important Economic Species Of Mosquitoes Occurring In New Jersey, Thomas J. Headlee
• A Summary Of Mosquito Control Accomplishments In New Jersey During the Past Year, Frank W. Miller
• Mosquito Control Work: A Year Round Project, Ralph Van Derwerker
• Mosquito Of the Southeastern United States And Their Economic Effects, T. H. D. Griffitts
• Practical Application Of Pyrethrum Mosquito Larvicide, Robert L. Vannote and Joseph M. Ginsburg
• New Developments In Mosquito Control In Nassau County, New York, In the Past Year, R. H. Sammis
• The Activities Of the State Federation Of Women's Clubs' Mosquito Control Committee, Helen N. Prickitt
• What New York City Has Done And Plans To Do In Staten Island, Thomas E. Freston
• An Outline Of the Various Inspection Methods Employed By the County Mosquito Extermination Commissions, Jesse B. Leslie
• Report Of the Sectary, Thomas J. Headlee
• New Developments In Mosquito Control In Connecticut During 1930, B. C. Botsford
• Mosquito Control Work By the United States At Raritan Arsenal, Major Merton A. Farlow
• Mosquito Control On Salt Marsh Areas Under Industrial And Real Estate Development, James E. Brooks
• The Progress Of Anti-Mosquito Work In Massachusetts, Charles S. Forbes
• What Has Been Done In Burlington County Towards the Formation Of A County Mosquito Extermination Commission And the Prospects Of the Commission And the Prospect Future In Mosquito Work, Elizabeth G. Terry

 PAPERS OF THE 1930 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• The Work With Mosquitoes Around the World In 1929, L. O. Howard
• Mosquito Suppression In Canada In 1929, Arthur Gibson
• A Summary Of New Mosquito Control Accomplishments Of the Past Year, Frank W. Miller
• The Importance Of Back Yard Inspection To the Successful Mosquito Control Campaign, George W. Eager
• Studies Of Pyrethrum As A Mosquito Larvicide, Joseph M. Ginsburg
• The Economic Value Of Mechanical Equipment In Various Phases Of Mosquito Control. An Account Of Past And Present Performances, Together With A Fore Of the Future, Fred A Reiley
• Aquatic Plants As Factors In Mosquito Control And the Problem Of the Food Of Mosquito Larvae, Robert Matheson
• A Progress Report In An Investigation Of the Egg-Laying Habits Of Aedes Sylvestris, Frank W. Miller
• What Are the Prospects Of Eliminating Food Of Mosquito Larvae From Breeding Pools, William Rudolfs
• A Further Contribution To Knowledge On the Influence Of Summer Rainfall Upon Mosquito Prevalence, Thomas J. Headlee
• The Value Of Education the Public In the Mosquito Control Movement, Helen N. Prickitt
• Report Of the Secretary, Thomas J. Headlee
• A Statement Of Mosquito Control Activities In Nassau County, New York, During 1929, Edward Butchard
• Anti-Mosquito Work In Connecticut In 1929, R. C. Botsford
• A Further Report On the Salt Marsh Problem Of the South Atlantic And Gulf States And Malaria Control On A County Wide Basis, T. H. D. Griffitts
• The Problem Of Obtaining Mosquito Control In Massachusetts, Percival M. Churchill
• A Report Of the Mosquito Control Campaign In Burlington, New Jersey, J. LeClerc Shedaker
• A Statement Of Accomplishments In the Desplaines Valley Mosquito Abatement District, Riverside, Illinois, J. Lyell Clarke

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