II. Subject Correspondence,, 1940-1949

Summary: This series includes the following:

Correspondence with Milton Konvitz concerning Dr. Agger's submission of articles to the Industrial and Labor Relations Review magazine. Also concerning commentary on various economic issues, and job/appointment changes. Correspondence with Herbert and Lothar Lieter concerninxg advice on their legal predicament (their Austrian citizenship and lost pensions). Also, personal letters.

Correspondence with the National Conference of State University Schools of Business regarding membership lists and minutes from meetings at the conference. Also, requests for information from various accounting firms concerning curriculum choices and a petition for the University of Newark School of Business to be incorporated into Rutgers.

Correspondence with the National Recreation Association regarding building playgrounds in the community for children, lists of volunteers organized by Dr. Agger, and receipts from contributions to the association that Dr. Agger solicited on their behalf.

Correspondence regarding publicity for Dr. Agger. Includes a short biography of him and photos that were sent to organizations and publications where he served on committees. These included the New Jersey Legislative Manual, the State Banking Commission and the New Jersey Council.

Correspondence with Reynal and Hitchcock, Inc. regarding receipts from his former publisher Houghton Mifflin passed on to them for the royalties from his book. Letter regarding the discontinuing of publication of said book.

Correspondence with the USO regarding recognition of Dr. Agger's volunteer contributions and leadership, minutes from the meeting of the management committee and letters appealing for recreational services and buildings for the Negro troops stationed at Camp Kilmer.

Correspondence regarding the Wilson Property, Dr. Agger's summer home. Deed of sale, summer colony constitution and laws, notice of a community meeting, a list of members, correspondence regarding the rental, maintenance and sale of the home, and its insurance policy.