J. Gordon and Betty M. Browning papers, 1874-1999

Betty Menick is Betty Browning.

Includes Betty Browning's Certificate of Naturalization, in which she officially changed her name from Elizabeth to Betty, in 1939.

A letter from the Lou Costello Jr. Youth Foundation, signed by Lou Costello.

Includes Gordon and Betty Browning's passports.

A guide to appropriate behavior in the Cold War USSR.

J. Gordon Browning's cousin.

J. Gordon Browning's aunt through his mother, Elizabeth J. Browning.

Contains signed correspondence from Calvin Rampton.

Includes signed correspondence from Calvin Rampton.

Contains actor Robert Vaughn's autograph.

Includes signed correspondence from Senator Frank E. Moss.

Contains Pierre Salinger's autograph.

Includes color copied autographs from Robert F. Kennedy and Bob Hope. Also includes autographs from Hubert Humphrey, Allan T. Howe, and Senators Alan Cranston Mike Mansfield. A white House letter is included, signed by Brookes Hays. Utah autographs contained in the folder are Calvin and Lucybeth Rampton.

Contains the autographs of John and Jan Huntsman Jr., Dr. Richard Jarvis, Dr. Chase N. Peterson, and John A. Moran.

John R. Browning was J. Gordon Browning's father. This folder contains correspondence between Elizabeth J. Gordon's mother, and John R. Browning concerning J. Gordon Browning.

Margaret E. Browning was John R. Browning's second wife, and J. Gordon Browning's stepmother.

Imogene Sandall was Margaret E. Browning's daughter by her first husband, John Sandall.

Imogene Sandall married Alan Gray Culbertson. These are his family papers.

Charles Joseph Foulger was Margaret E. Browning's father.

Hannah McMasters Foulger was Margaret E. Browning's mother.

Color photocopy of note, handwritten to Clifford Foulger from King George V during World War I. Also included is the envelope with the words "A message to you from His Majesty, King George V."

Includes a variety of menus from various soda fountains and restaurants in the 1930s from Salt Lake City and the Intermountain west.

Pearl C. Bosnyak was Betty Browning's mother.

Nick Chutuk was Pearl C. Bosnyak's third husband.

Alexander Menick was Betty Browning's brother.

Frank Prist Jr. was Olga P. Farley's first husband, and Betty Browning's brother-in-law. He was one of General MacArthur's photographers during World War II, and a war correspondent in the Pacific Theater. The diaries are a record of day-to-day life in the army.

Olga Farley was Betty Browning's sister.

This list provides bibliographic information regarding the recipe pamphlets located in boxes 16-19.

• "7-Up Goes to a Party: Recipes for: Barbecues, Guest Dinners, Open Houses, Holiday Events," Seven-Up Company, 1961.
• "11 Ways to Serve Swordfish," Wilbur-Ellis Company.
• "13 Easy Ways to Cook Eggs," Poultry and Egg National Board.
• "30 Recipes for the General Electric Cooker, One for Every Day in the Month," General Electric, 1940.
• "36 Six-of-a-Kind Recipes," Sperry Flour Company, 1936.
• "36 Six-of-a-Kind Recipes," Sperry Flour Company, 1937.
• "50 Wonderful Ways to Use Lucerne Sour Cream," American Dairy Association.
• "55 Ways to Serve Eggs," Royal Baking Powder Company, 1923.
• "100 Delicious Walnut Recipes," California Walnut Growers Association.
• "100 Recipes for Your New Automatic Skillet and Casserole-Chafing Dish."
• "133 Quicker Hays to Homemade with Bisquick," General Mills, 1959.
• "150 Recipes for Apple Dishes," Union Pacific System, circa 1923.
• "150 Recipes for Apple Dishes," Union Pacific System, circa 1924.
• "199 Selected Recipes," by Sarah Field Splint. Procter & Gamble
• "A Few Cooking Suggestions," Procter & Gamble, 1924.
• "A Guide to Royal Success in Baking," Standard Brands, Inc., 1940.
• "All American Favorite...Undersea or Underfire!" Julia Kiene, Health-for-Victory Clubs.
• "Around the Kitchen Clock with Walnuts," California Walnut Growers Association.
• "The B. F. Goodrich Farmer's Handbook and Almanac for 1945," B. F. Goodrich Dealer, 1945.
• "Beautiful Premiums for the Users of Dunhams Cocoanut," Dunham Manufacturing Company, 1926.
• "Beef and Veal in Family Meals: A Guide for Consumers," U. S. Department of Agriculture Bulletin, 1968.
• "Borden's Evaporated Milk Book of Recipes," Borden's Condensed Milk Company.
• "Build a Complete Set of War Planes! A Model in Every Package of PEP," Kellogs.
• "California Wine & Cheese Recipes"
• "Candy Recipes," Hasking Information Bureau.
• "Casserole Cookery with Protein-Rich Cheese," Kraft Foods Company.
• "Chiquita Banana Cookbook," United Fruit Company, 1962.
• "Clabber Girl Baking Book," Hulman and Company, 1934.
• Cookin' with Dr. Pepper," Dr. Pepper Company, 1965.
• "Cooking Magic with Herbs - Spices," McCormick & Company, Inc.
• "Cooking with Crackers," Purity Biscuit Company.
• "Cooking with Wine Recipes," by Mona Van Dyke, Roma Wine Company, 1935.
• "Corn Products Cook Book," by Emma Churchman Hewitt. Corn Products Refining Company.
• "Cottage Cheese Festival," Dairy Council of Utah.
• "Cottage Cheese In Any Language It's 'Wonderful Good'," Dairy Council of Utah.
• Creative Cooking with Cottage Cheese," American Dairy Association.
• "Descriptive Price List of Watkins Products," Watkins Press, 1932.
• "Diet and Weight Control," Dr. Miles Medical Company.
• "Dr. Pierce's 1930 Almanac," Dr. Pierce, 1930.
• "Easy Meat Recipes," National Live Stock and Meat Board, 1946-1947.
• "Economical Meat Dishes from Armour's Branded Beef," by Marie Gifford. Armour and Company.
• "Eggs in Family Meals: A Guide for Consumers," U. S. Department of Agriculture Bulletin, 1969.
• "Extra Good Recipes," Borden's Evaporated Milk, circa 1934.
• "First Aid," Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company, 1929.
• "Food for Entertaining: Better with Beer," American Can Company.
• "Food is More Fun With Wine," Italian Swiss Colony.
• "Foods Men Hurry Home For," by Betty Crocker. Gold Metal Products, 1936.
• "Foods That Preserve the Alkaline Reserve," by Arthur W. Snyder. Hansen's 1941.
• "Foods with a Flair Cook Book," National Live Stock and Meat Board.
• "For Making Good Things to Eat," Wesson Oil & Snowdrift People, 1930.
• "From the Tropics to Your Table," Fruit Dispatch Company, 1926.
• "Fruits in Family Meals: A Guide for Consumers," U. S. Department of Agriculture Bulletin, 1968.
• "Gold Medal Sandwich Book, Dedicated to Earl of Sandwich," Washburn Crosby Company.
• "Good Ideas," Weber's Bread.
• "Good Things to Eat," by Martha Lee Anderson. Church & Dwight, 1942.
• "Good Things to Eat," Church & Dwight, 1943.
• "Gourmet's Guide to Dining and Drinking," 4th edition.
• "Guide to High Altitude Cookery," Amalgamated Sugar Company.
• "Handbook of First Aid, Household and Toilet Needs," Johnson & Johnson, 1914.
• "Hawaiian Pineapple as 100 Good Cooks Serve It," Association of Hawaiian Pineapple Canners, 1927.
• "Health and Beauty," Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company, 1927.
• "Heart's Delight Year 'Round Favorite Recipes," Richmond-Chase Company.
• "Home and Farm Preparation of Pickles," by M. A. Joslyn and W. V. Cruess, 1943. California Agricultural Extension Service Circular 34.
• "Home Baked Delicacies Enhance the Fame of the Modern Hostess," G. F. Corporation, 1930.
• "Home Formulary: The Latest and Most Valuable Toilet and Miscellaneous Formulas for Home Use," Home Formulary Company, 1900.
• "Home Helps A Pure Food Cook Book," Fairbanks Company, 1910.
• "Homemaker's Thurkey Handbook," National Turkey Federation.
• "Homemaking with a Flair," Koracorp Company, 1969.
• "Household Hints," Weber bread products featured.
• "How to Keep Well Nourished: What Every School Student Should Know About Food," General Mills.
• "Jell-O Girl Gives a Party," (Illustrated by Rose O'Neil). The Jell-O Company.
• "Jell-O: Miss Jell-O Plays Indian," (Illustrated by Rose O'Neil). The Jell-O Company.
• "Jell-O: Miss Jell-O Visits Germany," (Illustrated by Rose O'Neil). The Jell-O Company.
• "Jell-O: Polly Put the Kettle On We'll All Make Jell-O," The Genesee Pure Food Company, 1924.
• "Jell-O: Quick Easy Wonder Dishes," Good Foods Corporation, 1930.
• "Jell-O: Today...What Salad...What Dessert? Jell-O Brings Dozen of Answers," Jell-O Company, 1928.

• "Kitchen Classic Cook Book," National Live Stock and Meat Board.
• "Kitchen Encyclopedia," Swift & Company, 1911.
• "Kitchen Fun with Libby's Canned Meats," by Mary Hale Martin. Libby, McNeill & Libby.
• "Knox Eat and Reduce Plan."
• "Knox Gelatine in Infant and Child Feeding," Knox Gelatine Laboratories.
• "Look...New Recipes Right-Sized for Your Recipe Files," Hi-Land Cottage Cheese.
• "Low Calorie Gourmet Dining (the Sucaryl Way) with Sara Hervey Watts," Abbott Laboratories, 1961.
• "Macaroni Spaghetti Noodles," American Beauty Macaroni Products.
• "Magic for Meals," by Martha Meade. General Mills, Inc., 1944.
• "Make Your Own Fresh Delicious Salad Dressing with Ready-to-Mix 4 Seasons Salad Dressing Base," 4 Seasons.
• "Making Biscuits," Royal Baking Powder Company, 1924.
• "Making Money with Colville Sweet Cream Ice Cream," Colville Ice Cream, 1929.
• "Menu Magic in a Nutshell," California Walnut Growers Association, 1939.
• "My Daily Get Together Book for 1967," Bell Systems, 1967.
• "My Hundred Favorite Recipes," by Mary Blake, Carnation Milk Products Company, 1924.
• "Nature's Way to Health: Juice Therapy," by Arthur W. Snyder, Hansen's, 1944.
• "New Recipes: Every Day Dishes That are New, Simple and Different," Procter & Gamble Company, 1930.
• "New Royal Cook Book," Royal Baking Powder Company, 1920.
• "New Way of Living: Come Over to the Sunny Side of Life," Kellogg Company, 1932.
• "Our Family Dessert Book," Continental Baking Company, 1960.
• "Pabst-ett Recipes," Pabst Corporation.
• "Pause for Living," Coca Cola Company, 1963.
• "Perfect Pies by Morning Milk," Morning Milk.
• "Pet Recipes for Spring," Pet Milk Company, 1932.
• "Picnic Time," Lydia Pinkham.
• "Plain and Fancy Ways with Eggs," Poultry and Egg National Board.
• "Portraits in Food," National Live Stock and Meat Board.
• "Presto - Mom Now I Like Vegetables," National Pressure Cooker Company.
• "Prize Winning Recipes Starring Potato Chips," Potato Chip Institute, International.
• "Recipe Booklet Walker's Red Hot Chile Con Carne," Walker Properties Association, 1918.
• "Recipes: Brer Rabbit Molasses," Penick & Ford, Ltd., Inc., 1930.
• "Recipes for Delicious Foods from Your Waffle Maker."
• "Recipes for Elegant Entertaining," Schenley Distillers, Co.
• "Recipes," Vermont Maid, 1929.
• "Recipes," Vermont Maid, 1931.
• "Relishes from Canned Foods," American Can Company.
• "Removal of Stains from Clothing and Other Textiles," Farmer's Bulletin, Department of Agriculture, 1922.
• "Richard Hellman's Blue Ribbon Mayonnaise," Niagra Litho.
• "Rotisseries Broiler Use & Care Book," General Electric, 1929.
• "Royal Cook Book," Standard Brands, Inc., 1930.
• "Royal Dessert Recipes," Standard Brands, Inc., 1940.
• "Royal Desserts and Salads," Standard Brands, Inc., 1935.
• "Rum Connoisseur," Ronrico Corporation, 1944.
• "Salad Dressing," Wesson Oil & Snowdrift People, 1925.
• "Saladtime," Wesson Oil & Snowdrift People, 1924.
• "Sego Recipes for Spring," Sego Milk Products Company.
• "Sego Recipes," Sego Milk Products Company, 1934.
• "Sixty-five Delicious Dishes Made with Bread," Fleischmann Company, 1919.
• "Spice Islands Lenten Recipes," Spice Islands Company.
• "Spice Islands Presents Fine Wine Vinegars."
• "Spotlight on Foods," National Live Stock and Meat Board.
• "Staley's Selected Recipes," Staley Sales Corporation.
• "Steps in Canning," Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corporation.
• "The Story of El Salvador Coffee," Asociacion Cafetalera de El Salvador, 1939.
• "Successful Baking: Tested Recipes for Flavor and Texture," by Martha Lee Anderson, Church & Dwight Company, Inc., 1936.
• "Sunday Night Suppers," Cooking Magic Series, Culinary Arts Institute, 1972.
• "Tackle Talk and Trout," U.S. Trout Farmers Association.
• "Taste Treats with New Imo Dressings for Foods," Rod's Food Products.
• "Tempting Banana Recipes," United Fruit Company, 1959.
• "Tested Recipes for Rice," United Fruit Company, 1959.
• "The Home Helper," Haskin Information Bureau.
• "The Hostess," Crescent Products Company, 1929; Colville Ice Cream Company, 1932.
• "The Taste Is Like a Glorious Melody," Importer Browne Vintners Company.
• "Utah Beet Sugar: How to Use it and Why," Stevens & Wallis.
• "Vitamins and Minerals," by Arthur W. Snyder, 1945.
• "Vitamins and Other Food Supplements Endorsed and Recommended by Gayelord Hauser," Approved Formulas, Inc., 1956.
• "What to Serve and How to Serve It: A Guide for Correct Table Usage," Stillson Press.
• "You're Really Cooking When You're Cooking with Seven-Up," The Seven-Up Company, 1957.
• "Your Dinner Is Half-Ready Right Now!" Xlnt Food Company.
• "Your Future in the Tea Cup," Thomas J. Lipton, Inc., 1935.
• "Your Van Nuys Quality Dairy Milkman Presents Tasty - Thrifty - Vitamin Rich Recipes and the Absolute Finest in Dairy Products," Van Nuys Quality Dairy, 1950.