Table of Contents for 1940-1949 of NJMCA Annual Meetings

Proceedings of the Association's annual meetings are published each year. The table of contents for Proceedings issued from 1940-1949 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 1949 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• Address Of the President, Louis B. Pierce
• An Overall View Of the Organization For Mosquito Control In New Jersey, Bailey B. Pepper
• A Review Of Mosquito Work Throughout the World In 1948, F. C. Bishopp, H. H. Stage and Helen Sollers
• Malaria In New Jersey, Wallace T. Eakins
• Relation Between Stream Pollution And Mosquito Breeding, William Rudolfs
• Freeholder Cooperation In Mosquito Control, A. Paul King
• The Women Clubs And Mosquitoes, Clarissa J. Flory
• The Possibility Of Securing More Complete Mosquito Control In New Jersey By Increasing Cooperation Among Various Govern Mental Units, William Dunney
• Thoughts On DDT And Other Things, H. M. Speechly
• Advantages In Mosquito Work In Utah In 1948, Don M. Rees
• A New Salt Marsh Ditching Machine, Fred A. Reiley
• Experiences With the Application Of Medium Dosages DDT For Residual Effect On the Enclosed Salt Marsh And Upland, Vernon Conant
• Problems Of Mosquito Control In the Toledo Area, Herbert A. Crandell
• Recent Developments In the Anti-Mosquito Work Of the Communicable Disease Center U. S. Public health Service, George H. Bradley and F. Earle Lyman
• Significant Developments In the Program Of Anti-Mosquito Work Of the United States Army In the Arctic, Frederick W. Whittemore
• Significant Developments In the Program Of State Navy, John D. DeCoursey
• Equipment And Formulations For Destroying Mosquitoes And Other Insects In Aircraft, F. C. Bishopp
• Toxicological Tests With Two New Insecticide On Mosquitoes And Fish, Joseph M. Ginsburg
• Mosquito Control By the Tennessee Valley Authority, A. D. Hess and George F. Ludvik
• The Expanded Program Of Mosquito Control In California, Harold F. Gray
• Experiences In the U. S. Public Health Service And In Mosquito Control In California, Roy J. Wilson
• Principles Of Minor Drainage For Mosquito Control, John M. Henderson
• The Power Scavel A New Salt Marsh Ditch Cleaning Device, R. C. Botsford
• Developments And Improvements On Mosquito Control In Rhode Island, William V. Bartosewitz
• Permanent VS. Temporary Control In A Newly Organized Mosquito Control Project, Albert L. Lafferty
• Field Trails With Insecticides For Mosquito Control In the Passaic Valley In 1948, D. M. Jobbins, James T Hart and Robert Lake
• The Biting Fly Problem In New Jersey Resorts And Its Relations To Mosquito Control, Elton J. Hansens
• 1948 Mile-Posts In the Progress Of Mosquito Control Research Being Conducted By the Bureau Of Entomology And Plant Quarantine, U. S. Department Of Agriculture, H. H. Stage
• The Place Of New And Old Insecticides In Mosquito Control In New Jersey, Joseph M. Ginsburg, Daniel M. Jobbins and Thomas D .Mulhern
• New Values In Mosquito Control, Robert L. Vannote
• Experiences With Fog And Mist Sprayers For Mosquito Control In Towns And Open Country, Q. W. Lafferty
• Some Observations On the Experience With Aerosols In Delaware County And Airplane Spraying In Other Of Pennsylvania, Russell W. Gies
• Salt Marsh Mosquito Control By Airplane Spraying In Delaware, E. Elwood Lynch
• Significant Advances In Mosquito Control In Massachusetts During 1948, Bertram I. Gerry
• The Mosquito Breeding Situation In Vermont For 1948, John W. Scott
• New Developments In Virginia, Perry W. Ruth
• A New Wrinkle In Mosquito Control, Roland E. Dorer
• Mosquito Control As A Division Of the Department Of Public Works In Nassau County, New York, LeRoy Kinsey
• The Work Of the Soil Conservation Districts In New Jersey And Opportunities For Cooperation In Mosquito Control, Linwood L. Lee
• Industrially Sponsored Search For Better Insecticides And Repellents, Philip Granett and Bailey B. Pepper
• A Review For New Jersey For 1948, Thomas D. Mulhern

PAPERS OF THE 1948 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• Address Of the President, David L. Russell
• Present-Day Responsibilities Of A Mosquito Commissioner, William H. Martin
• Mosquito Work In Hudson County, Marcus E. Donnelly
• The Clubwomen And Mosquito, H. T. Maxwell
• The New Jersey Citizens Conference, Edna Howe Kuser
• Mosquito Control On the Communicable Disease Center Program, F. Earle Lyman and G. H. Bradley
• Report Of the First Annual Convention Of the Virginia Mosquito Control Association, Perry W. Ruth and R. E. Dorer
• An Evaluation Of the New Toxicants For Mosquito Control In New Jersey, Joseph M. Ginsburg
• Application Of Larvicides With Small Dispensers In 1947, Elton J. Hansens and James T. Hart
• Some Mosquito Control Problems Along the Inter-American Highway In Central America, D. M. Jobbins
• A Review Of World Activities Relating To Mosquitoes During 1947, F. C. Bishopp and H. H. Stage
• DDT In A Woodland Pool For the Control Of Mosquito, Robert Matheson
• The States Of Anopheles Earlei Vargas (1943), Robert Matheson
• A Summary Of Mosquito Work In New Jersey In 1947, Thomas D. Mulhern
• The Decline Of Malaria In New Jersey Since the Peak In 1945, Wallace T. Eakins
• Mosquito Control Activities By First Army, F. H. Whitely
• Remarks Concerning Mosquito Control In Utah, Karl D. Hardy
• Special Equipment Used By the East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project City Hall, Cambridge Massachusetts, Robert L. Armstrong
• Some Aspects Of Malaria And Mosquito Control In Pennsylvania, Russell W. Gies
• An Automatic Device For Changing Daily the Collection Receptacle On Mechanical Traps, Albert L. Lafferty
• A Measuring Instrument For Determining Accurately the Displacement Of Air And Consequently the Mechanical Efficiency Of the New Jersey Mosquito Trap, Thomas D. Mulhern
• A Permanent Improvement In the Drainage Of Dismal Swamp, William Thom
• A High Capacity Low-Lift Pump, Ralph J. VanDerwerker
• Initial Mosquito Work In Vermont, John W. Scott
• Developments Projected By the Port Of New York Authority Which May Influence the Mosquito Work In the Newark Bay Region, E. P. Pitman
• Needham Fights Mosquitoes, Norman M. Winch
• Mosquito Control In Nassau County, New York, LeRoy Kinsey
• A New Ditching Machine, Fred A. Reiley
• A Further Report On the Mosquito Control Program In Greater Winnipeg, 1947, E. J. Stansfield
• The Use Of the Road Disk And Other Special Equipment Used In Delaware, E. Elwood Lynch
• Report OF the Executive Committee, Thomas D. Mulhern
• Report Of Legislative Committee, William H. Dunney
• The Work Of the Burlington County Mosquito Extermination Commission, Earle D. Potter
• Mosquito Control In the Canal Zone, Carl G. Brown
• Standardization Of Insecticide Operations Involving Naval Aircraft, William K. Lawlor
• Use Of DDT In the Control Of Greenhead Flies, Bertram I. Gerry
• Emergency Fly Control Operations At Wilmington, Delaware, Joseph H. Coffey
• Mosquito Control Training Activities Of the Communicable Disease Center, Ralph C. Barnes

PAPERS OF THE 1947 NJMC

• Address Of the President,
• Services Of the Agricultural Experiment Station To Mosquito Work, Bailey B. Pepper
• The Women's Club And Mosquito Control, C. Bertram Flory
• A Review Of World Wide Mosquito Work In 1946, F. C. Bishopp and H. H. Stage
• The Cooperative Plan Of Malaria Control In New Jersey, W. T. Eakins
• Entomological Work In Connection With the Development Of New Anti-Material Drags, Helen Louise
• Mosquito Control And Other Measures In Relation To the Prevention Of Epidemic Virus Encephalitis, Harold Farnsworth Gray
• Mosquito Control Activities Of the Communicable Disease Center, U. S. Public Health Service, G. H. Bradley and F. Earle Lyman
• Army Mosquito Work In And About New Jersey, Glenn W. Miller
• History Of Mosquito Control In the Passaic Valley, Robert L. Vannote
• Fogging In the Borough Of Chatham, N. J., For Adult Mosquito Control, James T. Hart
• A History Of the California Mosquito Abatement Districts, Chester Robinson
• Relation Of Agricultural Practices In California To Mosquito Control, G. Edwin Washburn
• The Mosquito Control Program In Oregon, Dorothy McCullough Lee
• Mosquito Campaigning In Bermuda, John Travis
• The Development Of Another Mosquito Control Project In Massachusetts, Robert L. Armstrong
• Mosquito Control In Suffolk County, C. T. Williamson
• Mosquito Control In Virginia, R. E. Dorer
• Report Of the Use Of DDT And Paris Green On Muskrat Marshes, L. A. Stearns, E. E. Lynch, B. Krafchick and C. W. Woodmansee
• The Growing Public Interesting In Mosquito Control And Related Work, R. D. Glasgow
• Twenty Years Of Mosquito Control In And Around Winnipeg Manitoba, Canada, 1927 To 1946, H. M. Speechly
• Results Of Routine Applications Of Various DDT Larvicides In 1946, Duncan E. Longworth
• Control of Greenhead Flies In Massachusetts, Bertram I. Gerry
• Anti-Mosquito Work In Florida, H. D. Peters
• Experiments With Smoke Aerosols A New Method Of Controlling Mosquitoes On the Home Grounds, Elton J. Hansens
• Report Of the Executive Committee, Thomas D. Mulhern
• Ground Spraying of Entire Towns With DDT, J. Lyell Clarke
• Tests With New Toxicants In Comparison With DDT. On Mosquito Larvae And Fish, Joseph M. Ginsburg
• "Pre-Flood" Treatment For Flood Water Mosquitoes In Upland Areas, Elton J. Hansens and James T. Hart
• Studies Of Application Of Larvicides To Small Areas During Inspection Operations-Equipment And Materials, James T. Hart
• A Light Weight Tractor-Operated Scoop For Cleaning Ditches, William Thom
• New Ditching Machine, Thomas D. Mulhern
• On the Biology And Control Of Aedes Dorsalis (Meig.) In Utah, Don M. Rees and Lewis T. Nielsen
• A Summary Of Mosquito Work In New Jersey In 1946, Thomas D. Mulhern
• A Surplus Army Truck Equipped For Mosquito Control By Adding A Power Sprayer And Venturi Exhaust Generator, Albert L. Lafferty
• An Aerosol Fog Unit Used For Control Of Adult Mosquitoes In Seashore Communities, O. W. Lafferty
• Malaria Hazard Surveys At U. S. Engineer Impoundments In the Northeast, Sheldon L. Lang And Leo A. Sterenberg
• A New Mosquito Control Program In Burlington County, Earle D. Potter
• A Pump Suitable For Mosquito Control Drainage, Joseph H. Palmer
• One Hundred And One References Of Interest To Mosquito Control Workers, H. H. Stage

PAPERS OF THE 1946 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• President's Address, Bennet E. Tousley
• Field Experiments With DDT On Mosquitoes In 1945, J. M. Ginsburg and E. J. Hansens
• Experiments With DDT For the Control Of Mosquito Adults And Larvae In Fresh Water Areas In Morris County, Robert L. Vannote
• Tests Of A Revolutionary Addition To Mosquito Control Procedures: Airplane Spraying For Control Of Adult Saltmarsh Mosquitoes, C. T. Williamson, R. D. Glasgow and D. L. Collins
• Particle Size In Relation To Dispersing Mechanisms And To Mosquito Control, R. D. Glasgow and D. L. Collins
• Common Mosquito Borne Diseases Of Birds, F. R. Beaudette
• Operation Of the Malaria Control In War Areas DDT Residual House Spraying Program, John M. Henderson
• Results Of the 1945 Malaria Control In War Areas DDT Residual House Spraying Program, G. H. Bradley
• Malaria In New Jersey, J. Lynn Mahaffey
• Cooperation In Malaria Control In New Jersey, Wm. H. McDonald
• Preparedness For Malaria Epidemics, Henry P. Dengler
• Technical And Operational Aspects Of the Malaria Control In War Areas Program In the Northeastern States, Herman L. Fellton, Sheldon L. Lang, Leo A. Sterenberg, Robert E. Smith and Samuel Schneider
• Treatment Of Clothing For Protection Against Mosquito, B. V. Travis and F. A. Morton
• Emulsifiers For Dimethyl Phthalate-A Preliminary Investigation, Fred A. Morton
• The Relation Of Mosquito To the Utilization Of Recreational Facilities, Ronald D. Crater
• The Weasel In Anti-Mosquito Work, Leo Sterenberg
• A New Approach To Mosquito Control To Supplement the Time-Tried And Proved Methods, J. Lyell Clarke
• History Of Atlantic County Mosquito Extermination Commission, Fred A. Reiley
• A Summary Of Mosquito Work In New Jersey In 1945, Thomas D. Mulhern
• Large Industries In Delaware County (PA.) Cooperate With Mosquito Control Program, Russell W. Gies
• Unusual Phases Of the 1945 Mosquito Control Program In Philadelphia: Mosquito Bites Prevented At An Outdoor Gathering Of 100,000 People Use Of the Traxcavator In Mosquito Control, Rufus Reeves, Herbert M. Packer and Russell W. Gies
• The Program Of Mosquito Control Education Being Conducted By the New Jersey Federation Woman's Clubs, J. Alonzo Williams
• A Commissioner's Viewpoint Of Commission Activity, J. Thomas Scott and John T. Morrison
• The Use Of the Blimp In Searching And Spraying, Paul Huber
• A Review Of Contributions To the Knowledge Of Mosquitoes Around the World During 1945, F. C. Bishopp and H. H. Stage
• The Advantage Of Equipping Standard Trucks With All-Wheel Drive, Duncan E. Longworth
• Results With 3956 (A Chlorinated Bicyclic Terpene) As A Mosquito Larvicide, L. A. Stearns, W. LeRoy Parker And E. E. Lynch
• Malaria Control In Central America, Robert R. Harris
• The East Middlesex Mosquito Control Project, Robert L. Armstrong
• Mosquito Control Experiences In the U. S. Army By A New Jersey Mosquito Worker, James T. Hart
• The Value Of Publicity In Mosquito Control Work, Perry W. Ruth
• Mosquito Control In Rhode Island, William V. Bartosewitz

PAPERS OF THE 1945 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• President's Address, William H. Dillistin
• A Review Of Mosquito Work In A World At War In 1944, F. C. Bishopp and H. H. Stage
• The Disease Malaria From the Point Of View Of the Practicing Physician, Howard B. Shookhoff
• Process In the Development Of DDT Mosquito Larvicides, Joseph M. Ginsburg
• Experiments Using DDT For the Control Of Resting Adults Of Anopheles Quadrimaculatus Say, Elton J. Hansens
• The Development Of DDT As A Mosquito Control Agent, H. H. Stage
• Operational Planning For the Malaria Control In War Areas DDT Residual Hours Spraying Programs, John M. Henderson
• Laboratory Evaluation Of Chemicals For Rendering Fabric Repellent To Mosquitoes, Philip Granett and Harry L. Haynes
• Mosquito Work In Passaic County, William Dunney
• Mosquito Control Work In California In 1944, Harold Farnsworth Gray
• What Is the Outlook For the Mosquito Control Specialist, R. E. Dorer
• Mosquito Work On A War Time Basis, Special Problems And the Manner In Which They Are Being Met In Norfolk, Perry W. Ruth
• Mosquito Control At the Naval Base, Norfolk, Virginia, A. A. Weathersbee
• Mosquito Work On A Wartime Basis, Special Problems And the Manner In Which They Are Being Met In Philadelphia, Rufus S. Reeves, Herbert M. Packer and Russell W. Gies
• Mosquito Work On A War Time Basis, Special Problems And Manner In Which They Are Being Met In Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Russell W. Gies and Robert M. Stabler
• Mosquito Work On A Water Basis Special Problems And the Manner In Which They Are Being Met In Nassau County, Ray H. Sammis
• A Technique For the Laboratory Rearing Of Anopheles Quadrimaculatus Say, Ralph E. Heal and Margaret M. Pergrin
• Malaria In New Jersey In 1944, Wm. H. MacDonald
• Entomological Evaluations Of Control Work On the Malaria Control In War Areas Program During 1944, G. H. Bradley
• Mosquito Transmission Of Disease, Robert M. Stabler
• Training And Educational Services On the Malaria Control In War Areas Program, William S. Boyd
• Mosquito Control In the Other Americas, Clark H. Yeager
• A Summary Of Mosquito Work In New Jersey In 1944, Thomas D. Mulhern
• The need For Mosquito Control In Cumberland County, J. C. Lamb
• The Need for Mosquito Control In Gloucester County, Hugh Mehorter
• The Mosquito Control Program In Camden County, Walter G. Evans
• The Mercer County Mosquito Extermination Commission, Charles Maddock
• The Interest Of the Jersey Federation Of Women's Clubs In Wartime Mosquito Control, John J. Hilton
• The Outlook For New Programs Of Mosquito Control In New Jersey, William H. Martin
• The Relation Of Mosquito To New Jersey Agriculture, Bailey B. Pepper
• Species Associations Of Mosquito Larvae In New Jersey, John B. Schmitt
• The Utilization Of Fish By A Mosquito Abatement District: Their Effectiveness And Limitations, Don M. Rees
• A Possible New Place For Explosives In Mosquito Control Practice, R. D. Glasgow
• Mosquito Work Done By the Army In the Second Service Command With Special Reference To Entomological Phases, C. M. Walson and John V. Osmun
• Malaria Control In the Northeastern States, Herman L. Fellton, Ralph c. Barnes, C. Arlie Wilson and Miriam Boyers
• Sprayers And Dusters For Dispersing Insecticides And Rodenticides, J. J. Gilbert and W. D. Reed
• The Army's Program To Minimize the Danger Of Introduction Of Mosquito-Borne Diseases By Returning Personnel, O. R. McCoy
• The Mosquito And Mosquito-Borne Disease Problem In International Airlines Operation, Frederick H. Shillito
• Report Of A Survey Of Anopheline Mosquitoes In Canada In 1944, C. R. Twins
• Anti-Malaria Mosquito Work In Maryland, George B. Vogt
• Mosquito Work On A Wartime Basis, Special Problems And the Manner In Which They Are Being Met, Edward Wright
• The Mosquito Control And Training Program At Fort Dix In 1943, Edward W. Zukauckas

PAPERS OF THE 1944 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• A Review Of Contributions To the Knowledge Of Mosquitoes Made During 1943 In A World At War, F. C. Bishopp and H. H. Stage
• Aerial Photography For Mosquito And All Sanitation Problems, C. M. Hodell
• Mosquito-Borne Disease Already Brought Into This Country From War Areas And the Likelihood Of Their Becoming Established Here, Thurlow C. Nelson
• Malaria In New Jersey In 1943, W. H. Macdonald
• The Regular Work Of the County Mosquito Extermination Commissions, A Potent Weapon In the Prevention Of the Spread Of Malaria In New Jersey, Thomas . Headlee
• The Plan Of Operation For the Northeastern Division Of the Malaria Control In War Areas Office Of the U. S. Public Health Service, Herman L. Fellton and Ralph C. Barnes
• Anopheles Quadrimaculatus In North-Eastern United Sates, Ralph C. Barnes and Herman L. Fellton
• President's Address, Richard E. Reeves
• The Mosquito Problem, The Progress That Has Been Made Towards Its Solution, And The Probable Future Of Anti-Mosquito Work In Cape May County, Albert L. Lafferty
• A Successful Outlet For Drainage Channels Through Sand Beaches, O. W. Lafferty
• A Summary Of Mosquito Control Work In New Jersey In 1943, Thomas D. Mulhern
• The Part the Women's Clubs Are Playing Now And Should Play In the Future In the Program Of Anti-Mosquito Work, J. Alonzo William
• The Program Of the Women's Clubs Of Passaic County For Education In Mosquito Control, John B. Johnson
• Research With Mosquito Larvicides On Mosquitoes And Fish In 1943, Joseph M. Ginsburg
• Mosquitoes Caught In Back Yards Of Polio-Myelitis Cases In Chicago During the Infantile Paralysis Epidemic Of 1943, J. Lyell Clarke
• Florida's East Coast Counties: Unified Program For Mosquito Control, And It's Problems, V. S. Minnich
• Methods Employed To Overcome The Effects Of War-time Shortages So That Progress In Mosquito Control Could Be Made In Massachusetts, Edward Wright
• Methods Employed To Overcome the Effects Of War-Time Shortages So That Progress In Mosquito Control Could Be Made In Nassau County, New York, Edward Butchard
• Methods Employed To Overcome the Effects Of War Time Shortages So That Progress In Mosquito Control Could Be Made In Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Rufus S. Reeves, Herbert M. Packer and Russell W. Gies
• Methods Employed To Overcome the Effects Of Wartime Shortages So That Progress In Mosquito Control Could Be Made In Virginia, R. E. Dorer
• Methods Employed To Overcome the Effects Of Wartime Shortages So That Progress In Mosquito Control Could Be Made In Norfolk, Virginia, Perry W. Ruth
• A Formula For Elimination Of Mosquitoes Of Mutual Concern To Military And Civilian Agencies: Careful Planning, Plus Cooperation, Equals Gratifying Progress, Lester W. Smith
• Outstanding Features Of the Mosquito Control Work Of the United States Army In 1943, W. A. Hardenbergh
• Malaria Control In War Areas In the United States In 1943 By the U. S. Public Health Service, I. Entomological Phases, G. H. Bradley
• Malaria Control In War Areas In the United States In 1943 By the U. S. Public Health Service, II. Engineering Phases, Nelson H. Rector
• Mosquito Control, An Important Factor In the Life And Progress Of the State Of New Jersey, William H. Martin
• The Story Of Mosquito Control In Essex County, Frederick W. Becker
• How Accomplishment Has Been Kept Up, Through Supplies Of Labor And Materials Have Been Reduced In Bergen County, John P. Peterson
• How Accomplishment Has Ben Kept UP Through Supplies Of Labor And Materials Have Been Reduced In Middlesex County, William Thom
• Improved Methods Of Reading Aedes Aegypti Mosquitoes For Use In Repellent Studies, Philip Granett and Harry L. Haynes
• Some Practical Suggestions For the Rearing Of Aedes Aegypti(LINN.), Helen Louis Trembley
• Paired Product Testing For the Evaluation Of Mosquito Repellents, Philip Granett
• Anti-Mosquito Work In the Second Service Command, John V. Osmun
• Thirty-Two Years Of Progress-1912-44, Robert B. Gray

PAPERS OF THE 1943 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• Notes On Anopheles Occidentalis In Central New York, Robert Matheson and John Belkin
• The Breeding of Anopheles Crucians In Highly Acid Waters In Abandoned Clay Pits In Middlesex County, New Jersey, John B. Schmitt
• Density Of Anopheles Quadrimaculatus As Related To Prevalence Of Malaria, L. I. Williams
• Density Of Anopheles Quadrimaculatus And the Prevalence Of Malaria, G. H. Bradley
• Determination Of Densities Of Populations Of Anopheles Quadrimaculatus On the Wing, G. H. Bradley
• Determining the Densities Of Populations Of Anopheles Quadrimaculatus On the Wing By Light Traps, By Nail Kegs, By Resting Places And By Resting And Feeding Places, James T. Hart
• Summary Of Some Studies On the Reaction Of Mosquitoes To Various Collecting Devices, Carl B. Huffaker
• Malaria Control Along An Air Route Through Africa, L. T. Coggeshall
• Malaria And Mosquito Control In the United States Army, W. A. Hardenbergh
• Malaria Control In War Areas, Louis L. Williams
• Mosquito Suppression Work In Canada In 1942, L. S. McLaine
• Summary Of the Morris County Program On Its History And Present Projects, Robert L. Vannote
• Twenty-Three Years Experience In Malaria Control In the Canal Zone, D. P. Curry
• Special Problems In Civil Mosquito Control Work, During War time, In Philadelphia, Hubley R. Owen
• The Influence Of Dry Weather On Mosquito Breeding, R. E. Dorer
• Special Problems In Civil Mosquito Control Work In War Time In the City Of Norfolk, VA, Perry W. Ruth
• Special Problems In Civil Mosquito Control Work In War Times In Maryland, Ernest N. Cory
• Mosquito Work In Nassau County In 1942, Ray H. Sammis
• Civil Mosquito Control In Connecticut In Wartime, R. C. Botsford
• Special Problems In Massachusetts In Civil Mosquito Control Caused By the War, Edward Wright
• A General Review Of Work the Anti-Mosquito Campaign, Henry Wilkinson
• Protection Of War Industrial Areas And Reservation Of the Armed Forges From Mosquitoes By Civil Mosquito Work, Robert L. Vannote
• Mosquito Control In And bout Military Reservations Of Second Service Command, Walter M. Culley
• Mosquito Control Adjacent To Military Reservations In the Second Service Command, Albert E. Russell
• Mosquito Research In the Bureau Of Entomology And Plant Quarantine Of the Agricultural Research Administration, U. S. D. A. ,H. H. Stage
• A Review Of Mosquito Work Throughout the World In 1942, F. C. Bishopp and H. H. Stage
• A Summary Of Mosquito Control Work In New Jersey In 1942, Thomas D. Mulhern
• A Review Of Proposed Methods For the Control Of "Peak Loans" Of Mosquito Breeding, Ralph J. VanDerwerker
• The Woman's Clubs And Mosquito Control, Palmer M. Way
• The Control Of Mosquitoes Within the Reservation Limits Of Fort Dix, John K. Reinoehl
• Mosquito Control In Middlesex County, V. A. Tiedjens, L. W. Smith and Wm. Thom
• Relation Of the Bonneville Dam To Mosquito Control Along the Columbia River, H. H. Stage
• The Significance Of the Development Of Mosquito Repellents For the Protection Of Military And Civilian Populations, Philip Granett
• Aerosol Sprays For Killing And Repelling Mosquitoes, Joseph M. Ginsburg
• Ten Years Of Mosquito Trapping In New Jersey, Thomas J. Headlee
• Flight Range And Longevity Of Mosquitoes Dusted With Aniline Dye, J. Lyell Clarke

PAPERS OF THE 1942 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• President's Address, Henry P. Dengler
• Important Mosquito Borne Diseases That Are Likely To Affect the Middle Atlantic And Northeastern States, Leader: Robert Matheson
• What Reasons Do We Have For Fearing the Spread Of Malaria, Leader: Wm. H. MacDonald
• How Can the Fauna Of Anopheline Mosquitoes Be Measured? What Is the Evidence To Indicate That There Is A Dangerous Population Of Anophelines? Leader: James T. Hart
• What Can Be Done To Offset the Effect On Mosquito Work Of Labor And Material Shortages Due To the War, Leader: Lester W. Smith
• Equipment And Material Shortages, James T. Brennan
• Material Shortages, Christian Williamson
• Mosquito Oil And Larvicide Shortages, J. M. Ginsburg
• A Member Of the Board Of Chosen Freeholders Looks At Mosquito Control Work, Wm. I. McMane
• The Interest Of the New Jersey State Federation Of Women's Clubs In Anti-Mosquito Work, Mary Kassar
• A Review of Union County Mosquito Control, Andrew J. Krog
• Mosquito Control In the Army Reservations In the Middle Atlantic And Northeastern States, W. A. Hardenbergh and Lloyd K. Clark
• Mosquito Control By the United States Navy At Naval Stations In the Middle Atlantic States, Omar J. Brown
• Malaria Control In Defense Areas, L. L. Williams
• An Informal Discussion Of the Work Of the Bureau Of Entomology And Plant Quarantine On Mosquito Control, E. C. Cushing
• The Control Of Mosquitoes Within the Reservation Limits Of Fort Dix, John K. Reinoehl
• Regular Mosquito Commission Activities As A Contribution To National Defense, Ralph J. VanDerwerker
• Notes On Anophelines In Southern New Jersey, Leslie A. Stauber
• Bird Malaria In Southern New Jersey, Mabel F. Stauber and Leslie A. Stauber
• The Chemical Nature Of Growth Factors Required B Mosquito Larvae, William Trager
• A Further Development In Machinery For Digging And Cleaning Salt Marsh Ditches, Thomas D. Mulhern
• Work Of the Four County Committee For Mosquito Control In the Passaic Valley, Robert L. Vannote
• The Years Experience With the Mole Flow On the Nassau County Marshes, Ray H. Sammis
• The Accomplishments Of the Monmouth County Mosquito Extermination Commission, Harry G. Van Note
• A Summary Of Mosquito Control Work In New Jersey In 1941, Thomas D. Mulhern
• Mosquito Control Developments In Delaware During 1941, L. A. Stearns and E. E. Lynch
• Work Of Mosquito Control In Salt Lake City, Don M. Rees
• A New Tide Gate And Time-Saving Devices Used In Its Construction, John P. Peterson
• Excerpts From the Diary Of A Modern Mosquito, Jesse B. Leslie
• Report Of the Executive Committee, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Auditing Committee, Alphonse W. Kelley
• Report Of the Resolutions Committee, Jesse B. Leslie
• Report Of the Nominating Committee, Robert F. Engle
• Some Examples Of Mosquito Ecology In the Pacific Northwest, H. H. Stage
• A Review Of Mosquito Work Throughout the World In 1941, F. C. Bishopp and H. H. Stage
• Soil Sampling For Studying Distribution Of Mosquito Eggs On Salt Marshes In Florida, G. H. Bradley and Bernard V. Travis
• The Relation Of Mosquito Control To National Defense In Suffolk County, Christian Williamson
• Mosquito Control Problems Resulting From the National Defense program In Nassau County, Edward Butchard
• Mosquito Control Problems Resulting From the National Defense Program In Massachusetts, Edward Wright
• Mosquito Control Problems Resulting From the National Defense Program In Rhode Island, Milton Price
• Mosquito Control Problems Resulting From the National Defense Program In Virginia, R. E. Dorer
• Mosquito Control Problems Resulting From the National Defense Program, Perry W. Ruth
• Malaria Control In Venezuela, A. L. Berti
• Experiments With Three Types Of Pyrethrum Oil Emulsions Of the New Jersey Mosquito Larvicide, Joseph M. Ginsburg
• Mechanized Mosquito Control: Puddle Jumper, Swamp Angel, Dinosaur, Skeeter-Eater And Corner Cutter, J. Lyell Clarke

 PAPERS OF THE 1941 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• President's Address, Jalo W. Lehti
• New Jersey Mosquito Problems, Thomas J. Headlee
• Distribution Of Aedes Vexans Eggs, Carl Filsinger
• Studies Of the Effect Of Education Of Surface Tension On Mosquito Pupae, Manlio A. Manzelli
• A Review Of Contributions To Knowledge Of Mosquitoes During 1940, F. C .Bishopp and J. L. Webb
• Progress Of Control Work In the Upper Passaic River Valley, Robert L. Vannote
• Mosquito Control Development Developments In Delaware During 1940, L. A. Stearns, Donald MacCreary and E. E. Lynch
• History Of Mosquito Work In Bergen County, Matthew M. Andronico and Jesse B. Leslie
• Benefits Derived by Bergen County From Mosquito Control, Alexander Allan
• The Present Plan Of Mosquito Control In Bergen County And the Future Outlook, John P. Peterson
• Mosquito Control In New Jersey In 1940 And Its Contributions To National Defense, Thomas D. Mulhern
• The Program Of Mosquito Control Education In the Women's Club, Arthur S. Chenoweth
• A New Jersey Heroine, Clara L. Maass
• Comparative Resistance Of Several Species Of Mosquito To Larvicides, H. H. Stage and W. W. Yates
• Factors That May Affect the Toxicity Of Pyrethrum-oil Emulsions As Mosquito Larvicides, W. W. Yates and H. H. Stage
• The Present Status Of Knowledge On Mosquito Oils And Larvicides, Joseph M. Ginsburg
• Mosquito Control In Ocean County, George J. Siedler
• Ocean County Controls Mosquitoes, A. Paul King
• Present Day Problems And Procedures In Mosquito Control Work In Ocean County, Allen K. Brouwer
• A Lecture And Motion Picture On Mosquito Control, George Yetman
• The Future Of Ocean County In Relation To Mosquito Control Work, Alphonse W. Kelley
• Report Of the Secretary, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Auditing Committee, Alphonse W. Kelley
• Report Of the Executive Committee, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Resolutions Committee, Jesse B. Leslie
• A Brief Account Of the Malaria Epidemic At Ithaca(1904-1907), Robert Matheson
• Inauguration Of the New President, Jalo W. Lehti
• Mosquito Suppression Work In Canada In 1940, Arthur Gibson
• Chicago-Tri-County Mosquito Survey, J. Lyell Clarke
• Mansonia Perturbans (Walk) On Cape Cod, Robert L. Armstrong
• Mosquito Control In New York City In 1940, Albert J. Lizee and Russell W. Gies
• Five Years Of Experience With "Service Request", Ray H. Sammis
• Economy In Plant Investment, Christian Williamson
• Mosquito Control Assuming Permanency In Virginia, R. E. Dorer
• Report Of the Delaware County Mosquito Extermination Commission For 1940, J. F. Conner and John H. Spackman
• The Mosquito Commissioner, His Duties Responsibilities And Rewards, Richard E. Reeves
• The Work Of A County Mosquito Commissioner, George J. Tinney
• The Rewards Of A Mosquito Commissioner, John T. Morrison

 PAPERS OF THE 1940 NJMCA ANNUAL MEETING

• The Relation Of Mosquitoes To Diseases Of Man And Animals In New Jersey, Thomas J Headlee
• The Relation Of Mosquitoes To Equine Encephalomyelitis In Massachusetts, Paul J. Jakmauh
• A Review Of Contributions Made Throughout the World In 1939 To the Knowledge Of Mosquitoes, F. C. Bishopp and J. L. Webb
• The Development Of A Practical Mosquito Repellent, Philip Granett
• A Summary Of Mosquito Control Accomplishments In New Jersey In 1939, Thomas D. Mulhern
• The Mosquito Control Phase Of the Educational Program Of the N. J. State Federation Of Women's Clubs, Arthur S. Chenoweth
• Eastern Association Of Mosquito Control Workers And Its Activity During 1939, C. T. Williamson
• Mosquito Control In Connecticut, 1939, R. C. Botsford
• Control Of Mosquitoes At the New York Word's Fair, John G. Grimley and Herman L. Fellton
• The Present Mosquito Control Situation In Delaware, L. A. Stearns
• Mosquito Control Accomplishments In Massachusetts In 1939, Edward Wright
• 1939 Mosquito Control Accomplishments In Rhode Island, Milton H. Price
• The Effect Of the 1938 Hurricane On Mosquito Breeding Areas In Suffolk County, C. T. Williamson
• Mosquito Control Accomplishments In New York City In 1939, Albert J. Lizee and Russell W. Gies
• A Resume Of Mosquito Control Activities In Virginia For the Past Six Years, R. E. Dorer
• 1939 Mosquito Control Accomplishments In Norfolk, Virginia, Perry W. Ruth
• Does Culex Territans (Walker) Bite Homo Sapiens (Linnaeus)? J. Lyell Clarke
• Accomplishments Of the Four County Committee For Mosquito Control In the Passaic Valley, Robert L. Vannote
• The Control Of Anopheles Quadrimaculatus In the Tennessee Valley, Robert Briggs and E. L. Bishop
• Report Of the Secretary, Thomas J. Headlee
• Report Of the Treasurer, Ralph J. VanDerwerker
• Report Of the Executive Committee, Thomas J. Headlee
• Reports Of the Nominating Committee, Robert F. Engle
• Report Of the Auditing Committee, Alphonse W. Kelley
• Report Of the Resolutions Committee, Jesse B. Leslie
• Tidal Inundation As A Factor Limiting the Distribution Of Aedes Spp. On A Delaware Salt Marsh, W. A. Connell
• Address Of the President, George J. Siedler
• Centralized vs. Decentralized Effort To Advance Public Education In the Knowledge Of Mosquito Control Work, Robert L. Vannote
• Centralized vs. Decentralized Effort To Public Information In the Knowledge Of Mosquito Control Work, John P. Peterson
• Centralized vs. Decentralized Effort To Advance Public Information In the Knowledge Of Mosquito Control Work, George J. Tinney
• Centralized vs. Decentralized Effort To Advance Public Interest In the Knowledge Of Mosquito Control Work, Ralph J. VanDerwerker
• Additional Information Needed By Mosquito Control Workers, James T. Hart
• Additional Information Needed By Mosquito Control Workers, Ralph J. VanDerwerker
• Additional Information Needed By Mosquito Control Workers, Thomas D. Mulhern

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