Ross' professorships at the University of North Dakota and Iowa State University and his student work at Cornell University and Syracuse University are also documented. The collection includes copies of his Ph.D. thesis on the history of the U.S. Electoral Commission and master's thesis on colonial New York. Correspondents include Harry J. Carman, Henry Steele Commager, Richard T. Ely, Guy Stanton Ford, Philip M. Hamer, Fred H. Harrington, John D. Hicks, Harold Ickes, Allan Nevins, Louis H. Pammel, and Louis B. Schmidt. Agricultural historian and historian of Greek immigration to the United States. Theodore Saloutos received a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin in 1940.
Collection includes correspondence, research files, and ephemeral publications.
Correspondents include John Laslett. 5.04 linear feet. In 1965, he went to the Smithsonian Institution as curator of agriculture and forest production, retiring in 1985. We Thrive , files on grant applications and agricultural history organizations, and typescripts of book reviews and other short publications. Correspondents include Angus Cameron, Vernon Carstenson, Milton Colvin, Gilbert Fite, G. E. Fussel, Andrew Hopkins, Harold E. Hughes, Douglas Hurt, Andrew Jewell, Robert Kennedy, John Milstead, William G. Murray, Patricia Nixon, Elaine Rankin, Wayne Rassmussen, Earl M. Rogers, Earle Dudley Ross, Theodore Saloutos, Terry Sharer, James H. Shideler, Neal Smith, Homer Socolofsky, and Thomas Wessel.