Part I - General Sessions

• Address of Welcome, G. R. Mayfield
• Greetings from Memphis, Walter Chandler
• Message from Canada, Hoyes Lloyd
• Greetings from Mexico, Senor Juan Zinser
• Wildlife's Share in the Use of the Land, Claude R. Wickard
• An End to Traffic in Wild Bird Plumage, John Baker
• The Stockman's Viewpoint on Conservation, Sylvan J. Pauly
• Agriculture's Interest in Conservation, H. W. Hachbaum
• The Future for Conservation, Ira N. Gabrielson
• Defense and Conservation, Ross Collins, Kenneth A. Reid, Edward W. Aliso, William J. Bacon
• An Address Read for the Honorable Homer D. Adkins, Governor of Arkansas
• Fish Refuse to Recognize Man's Boundary Lines, Charles E. Jackson
• Law Enforcement, R. G. Turner
• The Importance of Fur Resources in Wildlife Administration, Alexander T. Macleod
• Administration of Public Lands, Justus H. Cline
• Summary and Analysis of the Conference, Frank Thone

Part II - Special Sessions

Conservation Education and Publicity

• For the U.S. Government, Walton Onslow
• For the U. S. Forest Service, Charles E. Randall
• For the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Howard Zahniser
• For the U. S. Soil Conservation Service, George Barnes
• For the National Wildlife Federation, George Lundy
• For the Radio, Shannon Allen
• For the Sportsman, Nash Buckingham
• For the Outdoor Writers' Association, Dave Roberts and Ray Osborne
• For the National Conference of Conservation Education and Publicity Directors, Townsend Godsey, C. A. Paquin, and John C. Caldwell
• For the Schools, Ernest Ball
• For the Press, Edward J. Meeman
• Special Remarks, Bob Edge

Carrying Capacity Determination on Wildlife Areas

• Forage Inventory Methods, with Special Reference to Big Game Ranges, H. E. Schwan and Lloyd Swift
• Carrying Capacity of Southern Michigan Game Range, H. D. Ruhl
• Winter Range Conditions in Rocky Mountain National Park, Harold M. Ratcliff
• The Determination of Carrying Capacity on Wildlife Areas, G. E. Mitchell
• The Carrying Capacity of Southeastern Quail Lands, Herbert L. Stoddard and Ed. V. Komarek
• The Use and Availability of the More Common Winter Deer Browse Plants in the Missouri Ozarks, Paul D. Dalke

Appraisal of Stream Improvement Programs

• An Appraisal of Stream Improvement Programs of the National Forests of Northeastern States, Theodore C. Fearnow
• The Management of Trout Streams, H. S. Davis
• Productivity of Three Smallmouth Bass Streams, Eugene W. Surber
• Two Processes Operating for the Reduction in Abundance or Elimination of Fish Species from Certain Types of Water Areas, Thomas H. Langlois
• A Second Season of Creel Census on Four Tennessee Valley Authority Reservoirs, Clarence M. Tarzwell

Fisheries Problems in Impounded Waters

• The Growth of Game Fishes in Norris Reservoir During the First Five Years of Impoundment, R. W. Eschmeyer and Alden M. Jones
• Objectives for Investigations Fundamental to a Lake Management Program, O. Lloyd Meehean
• The Use of Fertilizer for Controlling the Pond Weed, E. V. Smith and H. S. Swingle
• Problems of Fish Management on Grand Mesa National Forest in Colorado, Wilfred A. Lyall
• Density Currents in Impounded Waters - Their Significance from the Standpoint of Fisheries Management, A. H. Wiebe
• A Preliminary Report on the Census of Commercial Fishing in TVA Impoundments, Paul Bryan and Clarence M. Tarzwell

Desirability for Control of Predators in Wildlife Management

• Desirability for Control of Predators in Wildlife Management as Experienced in Arizona, K. C. Kartchner
• The Advisability of Paying Bounties for the Killing of Predators, Richard Gerstell
• Some Coyote-Wildlife Relationships, E. E. Horn
• Predator Control in Southeastern Quail Management, Herbert L. Stoddard and Ed. V. Komarek
• Predator Control and Wildlife Management, William E. Riter

Relationship of Fur Animals to Game and Fish Management

• Problems of Beaver Management in a Fish and Game Program, Gardiner Bump
• Muskrats in the Duck Marsh, Miles D. Pirnie
• Fur, Fish, and Game-Some Suggested Relationships, Douglas Wade
• Management Studies of Transplanted Beavers in the Pacific Northwest, Victor B. Scheffer
• The Position of Fur Resources in the Scheme of Wildlife Management, Frank G. Ashbrook

Removing Surpluses of Wildlife

• Removing Surplus Deer by Hunting, Allegheny National Forest, Pennsylvania, Randal McCain
• What Happens During a Game Harvest?, Lawrence E. Hicks
• Removing Surpluses from National Wildlife Refuges, Philip A. DuMont and William Krummes
• Wildlife Surpluses in the National Parks, Victor H. Cahalane
• Removing Surpluses of Wildlife from the Standpoint of State Administration, Elliott S. Barker
• Responsibilities and Limitations in Removing Game Surpluses on National Forest Areas, H. L. Shantz

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