Summary Information
Chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh, Rufus Henry Fitzgerald, Administrative Files
UA.2.10.1945-1955
University of Pittsburgh. Chancellor.
Bulk, 1945-1955
1945-1955
34.3 linear feet (61 boxes)
Language: English
Abstract: This is a collection of the office files of University of Pittsburgh Chancellor Rufus H. Fitzgerald (1945-1955). In addition to the day to day files, there are those that document the construction of several large buildings on campus as well as the development of the Medical Center.
ULS Archives Service Center
University of Pittsburgh Library System
7500 Thomas Boulevard
Pittsburgh, PA, 15260
412-648-3232
archives-ref@mail.pitt.edu
July 2010
Finding aid prepared by Archives Service Center staff. Revision done by Marianne Kasica, February-July 2010.
Biography
Rufus Henry Fitzgerald was the Chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh from 1945 until his retirement in July of 1955. He previously held the positions of Provost (1938-1942) and Vice-Chancellor (1942-1945). He came to Pittsburgh after having been a director and professor of the Fine Arts Department at the State University of Iowa.
During his tenure, he guided the construction projects of the Nurses Residence, the Fitzgerald Field House, Clapp Hall, Engineering Building, and the groundbreaking for the School of Health Professions. He integrated the Schools of Pharmacy, Retailing and Public Health into the University and grew the endowment from $3.5 million to $29 million.
Fitzgerald, a native of Pelham, North Carolina, received his Bachelors degree from Guilford College in 1911 and a Master of Fine Arts from the University of Tennessee in 1919. He was married to Damie Cornell until her death in 1963 then married Elizabeth Hays, who was his wife at the time of his death on April 11, 1966. He and Damie had two daughters, Helen Bethel and Mildred Brownlee.
Collection Scope and Content Notes
This is a collection of the office files of University of Pittsburgh Chancellor Rufus H. Fitzgerald (1945-1955). In addition to the day to day files, there are those that document the construction of several of the University's significant buildings on campus as well as the development of the Medical Center. In addition to the University's records, there are also files that document Fitzgerald's involvement with the City of Pittsburgh, the State of Pennsylvania, and the University's role with the G.I. Bill and the influx of students that resulted.
Arrangement
This collection was left in its original, mostly alphabetic, order.
Subject Terms
- College presidents -- Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh -- Records and correspondence
- Universities and colleges -- Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh -- Administration
- Universities and colleges -- Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh -- Records and correspondence
- University of Pittsburgh. Chancellor.
- University of Pittsburgh.
- Fitzgerald, Rufus Henry, 1890-1966
- Administrative records
- Correspondence
- Health and medicine
- University of Pittsburgh
Access and Use
The Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust Scholarships in Boxes 40-45 are restricted.
These files were deposited at the Archives Service Center from storage on May 6, 1969.
Chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh, Rufus Henry Fitzgerald, Administrative Files, 1945-1955, UA.2.10.1945-1955, University Archives, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh
This collection was entered into Archivists' Toolkit with some minimal processing by Marianne Kasica in 2010.
All rights reserved. University of Pittsburgh.
Collection Inventory
Box 1
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Admissions, 1941-1952
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Committee meeting minutes from Fitzgerald's time as Vice Chancellor as well as Chancellor. |
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Allegheny Observatory, 1941-1952
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Alumni, 1951-1955
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Headquarters in Attorney Charles J. Margiotti home on Bigelow Boulevard – to be torn down in future for expansion (part of land deal acquired by the Scaife and two Mellon Foundations for use of the University (1954); Fund raising; Smorgasbord; |
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American Association of University Professors, 1940-1955
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Glenna Walter Mars tenure material (also in Nursing file) 1954; Reports of various AAUP Committees; 1939-53; Blacklisting, Academic Freedom and Tenure. |
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American Council on Education, August 1940-June 1946
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Wartime research; Impact of War on University; Selective service system |
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American Council on Education, July 1946- June 1947
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American Council of Education, July 1946-June 1948
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Study of disabled veterans in colleges and universities, 1946/47; Cost of training in psychiatric social work, clinical psychology, nursing, 1947. |
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8 |
American Council of Education, July 1948-June 1949
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Report on Scientist’s Resources Project, Contract N7onr-22 with the American Council on Education; |
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9 |
American Council on Education, July 1949-June 1950
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Federal Scholarships and Fellowship Programs, 1949; |
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10 |
American Council on Education, July 1950-June 1951
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Higher education and national defense |
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American Council on Education, July 1951-June 1952
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Athletic policies in American universities; 1951, questionnaire for 6th ed. of American University & Colleges; |
Box 2
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American Council on Education, July 1952-June 1954
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G.I. Bill for veterans on active duty on or after June 27, 1950-Revision of basis of payment under Public Law 550 |
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13 |
Applications, 1952-1954
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14 |
Applied Social Sciences, School of, 1938-June 1943
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Reports, History, Correspondence |
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Applied Social Sciences, School of, July 1943-June 1946
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Design for further development, 1945-50; Report to Advisory Committee; Recommendation for degree of Doctor of Social Administration |
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16 |
Association of American Colleges, 1938-June 1947
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Association of American Colleges, July 1947-July 1954
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Manual of corporate giving; Declaration of manpower, Association of American Colleges annual meeting, January 10, 1951 |
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18 |
Association of Urban Universities, November 1941-June 1954
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Role of religion in the urban university; a Yale study on religion in higher education, 1946; The significance of the Pittsburgh story, and address by Arthur B. Van Buskirk, November 1954; Association of Urban Universities Resolutions; Pittsburgh renaissance; a special magazine of the Pittsburgh Press, December 13, 1953 |
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19 |
Athletics, December 1945-June 1951
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Trip to inspect facilities at University of Wisconsin & University of Michigan – Deans of the College, Business and Administration; Facsimile of contract offered to Captain Thomas Hamilton, 1949; Athletic Committee Meeting, 1949; Use of stadium by Civic Light Opera, 1949-50; Meeting on organization for physical education and intercollegiate athletics, October 1949; Snapshots of groups on the trips to visit other universities; Tom Hamilton becomes the Director of Athletics; Hamilton’s biographical listing; also handwritten letter, September 8, 1948; Freshman football field at Ellsworth Center, Minutes |
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Athletics, 1948
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Correspondence on the "Athletic Situation" |
Box 3
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21 |
Athletics, July 1, 1951-June 30, 1954
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Memo on proposed conference (Penn State, Notre Dame, and Pitt) 1954; Tom Hamilton as Head; Minutes of Athletic Committee, 1953; Eastern College Athletic Conference code – Athletics, Policies and principles governing financial aid to students at the University of Pittsburgh, 1952, Department of Physical Education (program); Michelosen for Pitt Committee; Dedication of the Field House on December 15, 1951 (speech) |
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22 |
Athletics, July 1, 1954-May 1955
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Policies and principles governing financial aid to students, 1955; Resolution of Senate of Pennsylvania re collegiate sports events on television, 1955; Brochure: Physical Education Plant for the University of Pittsburgh (requested from the State); Letter asking for expansion of physical education facilities |
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23 |
Athletics Investigation
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Recent statement or actions concerning Conference rules and regulations, 1945-1946; Handbook of the Intercollegiate Conference of Faculty representatives. Rev. 1941; Eastern Conference Athletic Conference – application for membership; Study of Athletic situation; Report of the Faculty Committee |
Box 4
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24 |
Athletics, Committee on Athletic Policy
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Code for the conduct of athletics at the University of Pittsburgh; Seeking Head Football Coach; Letters of application for ; Letter by Clark D. Shaunessy concerning policy at Pitt |
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Activities; Allen, Harvey; American Chemical Society; American Friends of Hebrew University; Anathan, Appointments; Arensberg; Argonne; Art Institute, Avinoff |
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Charles Rickmond and the admission of Negro Students to the Band. |
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27 |
Board of Public Education
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Proposal for a new educational unit in the University; Admitting High School Students after two years; Map of Pittsburgh showing all public school locations & main thoroughfares (Dec. 1941) |
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28 |
Board of Trustees, 1939-1949
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Investigating Committee of the Board; Report of the Legislative Committee...Resolution 61; Standing Committees for 1948-49 |
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29 |
Board of Trustees, 1943-June 1946
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George H. Clapp – biography; and a letter; List of Board members; A Plan for Alumni representation on the Board; After World War II, Appreciation of Faculty who have signed (4 pages) for service rendered during war |
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30 |
Board of Trustees, July 1946-June 1947
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Enrollment; Retirement Annuity; Buildings; Mellon, Falk and Scaife correspondence |
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Board of Trustees, July 1947-June 1948
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Financials; Enrollment report; Sutherland memorial, School of Medicine; Members and Standing Committees, Correspondence |
Box 5
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32 |
Board of Trustees, June 1948-June1951
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Letters concerning acquiring property on DeSoto Street, 1951; Letters concerning Science Building (Falk, Bowman, Scaife); Biography (Samuel Alfred Taylor) after death – B.S. degree in 1887; Letter from Hugh Thomson Kerr to Dr. Fitzgerald; Resolution adopted in memoriam, George Hubbard Clapp, 1949; Women’s Hospital of Pittsburgh agreement with University of Pittsburgh; Alan M. Scaife received the Benjamin Rush Award, 1948; Professor Marian Hathaway and Communism controversy; State offer to Pitt for management of WPIC. 1945-55 Agreement with Women’s Hospital |
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33 |
Board of Trustees, July 1951-June 1955
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List of persons invited to the Trustees’ Dinner honoring Chancellor and Mrs. Fitzgerald; Programs for evening; Roy C. McKenna received 20 year pin as Trustee – Dr. Fitzgerald presented it; Lists of those attending Trustees dinner before meetings; (clipping) May 23, 1954 “Business and the public must be good neighbors” philosophy of Richard K. Mellon; Plan to develop Engineering and Mines; Correspondence concerning “College Self-Study Committee”; clippings concerning Cathedral Lawn |
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34 |
Board of Trustees, Chancellor Search Committee, 1954-1955
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35 |
Board of Trustees, Finance Committee, 1952-1955
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Board of Trustees, Property Committee
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37 |
Board of Trustees
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Correspondence: A.M. Scaife |
Box 6
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38 |
John Gabbert Bowman
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Memos on management of university; Speech: The necessity of music, 1935; Urged to put in tenure for faculty |
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39 |
John Gabbert Bowman
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Newspaper clipping, 19544; How to honor him, by R.H. Fitzgerald; Honorary degrees in 1948 to Chancellor Bowman and Sir Richard Livingston; “Former Pitt Chancellor’s estate in Bedford – Bowman sale to State aired” (clipping, 1951); “Pittsburgh, city of courage”, by John G. Bowman |
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40 |
Brackenridge Portraits
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Purchased from Joseph McKibben, of St. Paul, Minnesota on December 20, 1938; description of the portrait of Hugh Henry Brackenridge; description of portrait of Sabina Wolfe Brackenridge, by Rembrandt Peale; Portraits paid for by Dr. George Hubbard Clapp, President of the Board of Trustees |
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41 |
Brookings Institution
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Seminar held at the University of Pittsburgh, 1951 |
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42 |
Buhl Foundation
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New Grant of $82,500 – scholarship aid for 3 years; Annual report from Research Project in chemistry, physics, and biology, 1939/40 |
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43 |
Buhl Planetarium
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Science Quiz Program, 1954 |
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44-48 |
Building Program
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Box 7
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49 |
Building Program, Clapp Hall
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Science Building: George Hubbard Clapp Hall; Donations from the Buhl Foundation |
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50 |
Building Program, Clapp Hall
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Groundbreaking ceremony July 1,1954; Luncheon and program, speech by C. Glen King. |
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51 |
Building Program, Clapp Hall
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Report to the Buhl Foundation on Research in the Natural Sciences…with reference to Clapp Hall, April 1949 |
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52 |
Building Program, Planning and Development Committee of the Board of Trustees
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53 |
Building Program, 1949-1957
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54 |
Building Program, 1948
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Box 8
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Building Program, June 3, 1948
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Fundraising Dinner June 3, 1948; Speech by Rufus H. Fitzgerald and Alan Scaife; Guest list |
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56 |
Building Program, Dormitories, 1949-1955
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57 |
Building Program: Eggers and Higgins, Architects for Clapp Hall
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58 |
Building Program, Engineering
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Clipping about gift or the Bevier Library in the Engineering Building; Architects; budget; Board of Trustees authorization; Action from Trustees to order necessary furniture; Dean Fitterer had to approve all installations; drawings of floor plans; Plans for dedication of the Bevier Library; (no ground-breaking ceremony for Engineering Building); Program for development by Trustees Committee for Engineering; Early plan to add to State Hall and a wing to Alumni instead of a new building; Proposal for development and improvement of the Schools |
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59 |
Building Program, Medical Center, 1947-1949
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Correspondence with Leon Falk |
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60 |
Building Program, Field House, 1946-1952
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Blue print; ground-breaking ceremony February 2, 1949; Lists of guests for ceremony; Meetings on construction of the field house |
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61 |
Building Program, Field House
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63 |
Building Program, First Boston Corporation, 1948
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Correspondence on investments and construction financing. |
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64 |
Building Program, Medical Offices and Garage, 1954-1955
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Box 9
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66 |
Building Program, Proposed Gymnasium
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67 |
Building Program, Emery B. Jackson
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Medical & Nursing buildings; Reports to Alan M. Scaife |
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68 |
Building Program Fundraising, 1948-1955
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Ketchum contracted to conduct the campaign, Medical Center, Nursing, Gymnasium, Science Building, Library |
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68b |
Building Program Brochures, 1948-1950
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Brochures describe the physical and academic aspects of the University circa 1950. The large untitled brochure includes am image of Storm Jameson with students, Library reading room in the Cathedral and the Pathology Laboratory in Pennsylvania Hall as well as campus maps with proposed buildings. The brochure titled "Education lights the way" has descriptions of Pitt's academic programs and their interaction with industry. Included are numbers of enrolled students from local business and industry. |
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69 |
Building Program, Library, 1948-1949
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Includes drawing of cathedral grounds where library would be situated, a report on the Pitt Library by Ellsworth, Director of Libraries at Iowa, a 1949 issue of the Harvard Crimson describing the Lamont Library |
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70 |
Building Program, Logan Armory
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Moved to 2/10 1956-65 FF 275
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71 |
Building Program: Medical Building, June 28, 1954
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Ground Breaking Ceremony; photographs moved to media files (Buildings-Scaife) |
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72 |
Building Program, Medical Building, Sub-contracts
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73 |
Building Program, Medical Building, Schools of the Health Professions
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Clippings; plans for building; fire in the building; plans for a parking garage; Memorials: Main library by Maurice and Laura Falk Foundation, Graduate Laboratory for Physiological Chemistry, by Wherrett Memorial Laboratory, Departmental library for anatomy, by the Rea family |
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74 |
Building Program: Medical Center campaign, 1953-1958
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Campaign report to subscribers, 1954-55; List of prospective donors; Reports on the progress of the buildings, etc.; TV program by Dr. Moore being interviewed by Dr. Albert Martin concerning the Health program; Statement for the Richard King Mellon Foundation for the University of Pittsburgh Health Center, 1953 |
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75 |
Building Program: Medical Center campaign, 1953-1958
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Subscriptions; Building Fund progress report, February 1952; Memos concerning the campaign and speakers: Memos of Conferences in Chancellor’s office; Estimates of cost |
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75b |
Building Program, Medical Center campaign
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76 |
Building Program, Medical Center campaign, 1951-1952
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76b |
Building Program, Medical Center campaign
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77 |
Building Program, Medical Center
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Box 11
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78 |
Building Program, Medical Center
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Proposed center's architectural drawings, plans, renderings along with correspondence |
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79 |
Building Program, Medical Center campaign
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Campaign announcement dinner 1/18/1954; Letters; addresses in acknowledgement of the presentation of endowment grants by A.W. Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust, Richard King Mellon Foundation, Sarah Mellon Scaife Foundation (book); guest list at dinner; invitations; clippings; President Eisenhower’s letter of congratulations; Letters of congratulations; |
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79b |
Building Program, Medical Center campaign
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80 |
Building Program, School of Medicine, November 18, 1952
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Report of Committee on Research and Development |
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81 |
Building Program, A.W. Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust, 1952-1954
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Special purchase of property; List of properties acquired,1954; Land for Graduate School of Public Health; |
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82 |
Building Program, General and Miscellaneous, 1947-1955
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Upper Campus PA Hall, Upper Dental Building, Old Mellon Inst. Ellsworth Center for Engineering and Physical Science, Buildings in progress 1954; some Planning and Development Committee materials |
Box 12
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Building Program, Natural Sciences Building (Clapp Hall), 1957
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List of facilities and departments for Clapp Hall. |
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84 |
Building Program, newspaper publicity, 1948, 1951
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85 |
Building Program, proposed financing, 1950-1955
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New York Life and Mellon Bank |
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86-86a |
Building Program, Nurse's Residence, 1949-1953
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Budget; plans; builder, statement of policy for residence; correspondence with the Treasurer; memorials for the residence (lists); inspected by General State Authority, September 23, 1952; Report of Building Fund; Program for Ground Breaking exercises, October 12, 1950; Plans for merger of Nurses’ Home with the University of Pittsburgh, 1948 |
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87-87a |
Building Program, Oakland Expansion, 1952-1959
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Urban redevelopment authority, Areas 7 and 8, Children’s Hospital, Proposed relocation of Forbes Avenue; Development for athletic purposes; Development for Public Health Area; Logan Armory discussion; Acreage donated to hospitals and Veteran’s Administration Hospital; List of needs of the University; List of floors and occupants in the Cathedral of Learning; Blueprint of proposed armory |
Box 13
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Building Program, Oakland Planning Committee, 1949-1951
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Oakland study, 1950, findings and recommendations; Summary of recommendations, 1951; Oakland study, 950; Interim report of the Oakland Civic Center Study, 1950; |
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89 |
Building Program, Landscaping and Planning, 1949-1951
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Olmstead Brothers correspondence |
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90 |
Building Program, Parking
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Medical Center, Public Health, Parking committee |
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91 |
Building Program, funding sources
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Federal and State sources of funds and HilliBurton Act for Hospitals |
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92 |
Building Program, Graduate School of Pubic Health
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Costs, opening, Library furniture; Selection of contractor; Municipal Hospital building |
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93 |
Building Program, Financial considerations
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G.S.Rupp, Board of Trustees, Letter dated 1924 from Clapp to Chancellor Bowman re: his chancellorship |
Box 14
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94 |
Building Program, Financial considerations, 1948-1955
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Correspondence with A.M. Scaife; Gifts, $300,000 & 206,000 in 1954; $3 million; Building Fund campaign and solicitations; School of Medicine; Nurses Home; Field House |
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95 |
Building Program, Schenley Apartments, 1956-1960
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Allocation of space to students, 1960 (Litchfield); minutes of Administrative Subcommittee concerning plans for Building G; Amount needed to purchase; Plans for alterations; Purchase of; Form of agreement for purchase of Schenley Apartments with the Bellefield Company; Report of Operations (1954); Appraisal |
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96 |
Building Program, Schenley Hotel and Apartments
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Plans and estimates for the Student Union and Dormitories; Lists of rooms, baths, etc.; Summary of estimates for alterations; How to best use spaces in Schenley Apartments; Opening of Brackenridge Hall |
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97 |
Building Program, Medical Center, 1948-1953
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Schmidt, Garden & Erikson Architects; DeSoto & Terrace Street planning; Nursing, Medicine; Medical Center, Blueprints |
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98 |
Building Program, Student Union, 1949-1955
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Michael Hare (architect); Estimates for core drilling for Student Center Gymnasium; Blueprints; |
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99 |
Building Program, Town Hall Site, 1950
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Langley Hall and Masonic Temple |
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100 |
Building Program, Science Building and Student Center, 1948-1954
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Correspondence Trautwein & Howard (architects); Gymnasium, Student Center and Science building; Sample agreement |
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101 |
Building Program, University Recreation Center, 1956-1957
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Wildwood property; formerly Hubbard Reservation; Purchased for University by Mrs. Scaife; Plans for membership and fees; Site plan of Wildwood |
Box 15
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102 |
Buildings and Grounds; 1947, 1953
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Duties and responsibilities of members of the Buildings & Grounds staff; correspondence concerning a survey and report on the department |
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103 |
Bureau of Business Research, 1948-1955
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Subject of an electronic computer brought up by Chancellor Fitzgerald; Grant by M. & L. Falk Foundation for a study of changes in the structure of manufacturing costs, 1899-1939 |
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104 |
Business Administration, School of, 1947-1954
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Changing degree from B.S. to Bachelor of Business Administration; Correspondence with Jan Novotny, of McGill University, regarding Joseph Macek employed to teach economics by the University. Novotny regarded Macek as a communist; Statement as to possibility of Scaife Company Scholarship; Management Problems for Executives, 1953 |
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Babcock estate; Donation of and acceptance of the Browne Room by Anna Moody Browne to be given to the University as a memorial to her parents, correspondence with Chancellor Bowman, 1944; Bevier, George M. – letter, signed, about receiving honorary degree from the University as well as other correspondence. Claralou Bonnar ; Brookhaven meeting; Pamphlet on Ships paintings by Farnham; Broughton letter for Chien Ho; Buchannan donation of WWI books; Correspondence with Duncan Bruce regarding donation of Bruce materials (letterbook, painting and eyeglasses)- correspondence about Bruce family |
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106 |
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, 1949-1955
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Correspondence on a survey “Developments of international significance at the University of Pittsburgh, 1950-1955; Proposed Educational Exchange Pilot Project; Report qLC1090 P693 |
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107 |
Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, 1938-1953
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108 |
Carnegie Institute, Museum and Fine Arts
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Exhibition in memory of Dr. Avinoff; cross-reference on portrait of William Pitt; Short biography of Dr. Avinoff; Carnegie International, 1952 guest list; Corresp. re: Herbert Spencer bust by Ford |
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109 |
Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1942-1955
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Correspondence between Fitzgerald and Warner/Dougherty as well as material about CIT |
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110 |
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, 1944-1947
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111 |
Cathedral of Learning, 1939-1951
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Illumination of the Cathedral of Learning; Social activities allowed in the Commons Room; Classroom use for 1st-3rd floors; Material for guides to learn; History of the Cathedral of Learning and some of the Nationality Rooms; Electrachome picture, September 1949 (Not in file) |
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112 |
Cast, James H., 1949-1950
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Correspondence also some information about Washington and Jefferson College |
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113 |
Chancellor's reception for parents of freshmen, 1945-1955
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Box 16
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114 |
Chamber of Commerce, 1944-1955
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Includes "Pittsburgh's 100 Young Men" dated 1953; CCP "Facts about Pittsburgh" Brochure |
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115 |
Chaplain, 1952-1955
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Heinz Chapel; Annual report of Chaplain, 1954; Dr. Emory E. Luccock – installation program, 1953; Policies governing Chapel, 1955 |
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116 |
Charter Day (February 28), 1946, 1947, 1949
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Correspondence to get a speaker; one signature of John Foster Dulles; Charter Day program, 1946 |
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117 |
Cheating, 1948-1950
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To publish once a year in University announcements the policy on dishonesty so professors also know; Suggested methods for dealing with the problem of cheating; Minutes of meeting of Committee to consider student cheating, 1948 |
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118 |
Chinese students, faculty, alumni
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Correspondence about Chen Li Fu (Chen Tsu Yen) visit; also with Kwoc Tung Fung |
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119 |
Civic Club of Allegheny County, 1948
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Exceptionally Able Youths, joint program with the University of Pittsburgh |
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120 |
Civil Defense, 1950-1955
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Mr. Viers W. Adams, chairman of University Civilian Defense Committee; Succeeded by Mr. Louis W.H. Johnston; Office building civil defense and disaster plan, Pittsburgh and Allegheny County; University Plans and procedures developed since December 1, 1950 |
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121 |
Clapp, George H. dinner, 1938
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Program, menu and correspondence for the birthday dinner for Clapp |
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122 |
Classrooms that Teach, 1941-1942
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Thoughts of painting murals on classroom walls; correspondence with artists |
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File is missing as of 07/07/2003; contained newsclipping and original speech in 1932 by General Douglas MacArthur |
Section: College
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124 |
College, Dean's Office, 1951-1955
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Stefan Lorant book and Leland Baldwin; Sun-Telegraph clipping of MacArthur speech; Interdepartmental major in Religion and in Far Eastern Studies |
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125 |
College, Astronomy and Biology
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Wagman letter re: Sir Harold Spencer-Jones; Clippings on Peter Gray's "Michrotomists Formulary" |
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126 |
College, Chemistry
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Silverman retirement letters; Clipping: Glass collection of Dr. Alexander Silverman given to another school; Dr. Silverman’s biography in connection with the University; History of the Chemistry Department by Dr. Silverman; other memoranda about Chemistry Dept; C.G. King notes |
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127 |
College, Classics, 1939-1952
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Biographical outline of Arthur Milton Young; Correspondence about portrait of James Stinchcomb and an “In Memoriam”; other Classics memoranda |
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College, English
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Letters from Lawrence Lee; Letter from George Crouch who was in England; Report on the Department, Spring 1944; Searching for a new Head for Department; |
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128a |
College, English, 1948
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Materials and clippings on the investigation of George Abbe regarding his membership in Progressive Citizens of America; clippings on Robert T. Harper from Carnegie Tech. |
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129 |
College, Fine Arts, 1939-1955
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Walter Hovey’s letter from India, December 1954; clipping on the Cantini’s Memo concerning the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the department; Collection of colored photographs of the Blackfoot Indians – Walter McClintock – to be in Fine Arts; Two pamphlets by Walter McClintock, Blackfoot warrior societies and Painted tipis and picture writing of the Blackfoot Indians |
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College, Geography, 1943-1952
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Box 17
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131 |
College, Geology, 1940-1953
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Memos from Dr. Richard E. Sherrill about Geology Dept., also files about his death; Smith sisters' Fund and for upkeep of the Smith cabinet of minerals; Smith donation to Allegheny Observatory; Leighton letter; Article "Master Draftsman" on Klauder. |
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College, History, 1952-1955
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Russell J. Ferguson, new head of Department 1955; John Oliver retirement; Reprint: Benjamin Franklin’s Ohio Valley Lands, by Alfred P. James; Dr. George B. Fowler – correspondence about his research in Austria on manuscripts in monasteries, 1952; Walker papers; Navy history contract; |
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College, Humanities, 1938-1952
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Pamphlet: Humanities Curriculum; 1938-39 correspondence from John Geise regarding Humanities Curriculum; Geise Air Force proposal |
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134 |
College, Mathematics, 1944-1955
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Computer Committee, Aviation Program, Class size study: 1930 vs 1946 |
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135 |
College, Modern Languages, 1945-1955
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J.F.L. Raschen retirement and library collection (purchased by the University) |
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College, Music, 1953-1954
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Change from Music Appreciation to Music; Score: Exultant Spirit, by Theodore M. Finney; |
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College, Philosophy
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"Tentative Thesis Towards a Theology" and "Report on a lecture tour in Germany, 1953-54," by Richard Hope; A philosophy for world unification, by Oliver L. Reiser, 1946; Department Brochure |
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College, Physical Education, 1949-1954
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139 |
College, Physical therapy, 1945
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140 |
College, Physics, 1952-1954
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Mary E. Warga named Distinguished Daughter of Pennsylvania, 1954; Memo from R.A. McConnell “Regarding attitudes among physicists toward ESP”, 1952 |
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College, Political Science, 1952-1955
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Retirement testimonial banquet; a tribute to Dr. Elmer D. Graper, by Louis W.H. Johnston, May 7, 1955; School for the elect, by Roy Kohler (Institute of Local Government (clipping); Study on politics by Falk Foundation |
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College, Psychology, 1952-1954
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143 |
Commencement and Convocations, June 1947-June 1950
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1950: honorary degrees to Dr. Barbour, King and Anderson; 1949: honorary degrees to John Christian Warner, citations; 1948: honorary degrees to Elmer Allen Holbrook, Earl A. Dimmick; 1947: honorary degrees to George Frederick Zook; William Watson Smith; Richard King Mellon; |
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Commencements and Convocations, September 1950-June 1952
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1950: no honorary degrees; 1951: honorary degrees to Robert Livingston Johnson; Philip Showalter Hench; Milton Stover Eisenhower; Omar Nelson Bradley; citations; 1952: honorary degrees to Roy Carnegie McKenna; Henry B. Higgins; Eli Lilly; Leon Falk, Jr.; Arthur Stanton Adams; |
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Commencement, August 1952-August 1954
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1953: honorary degrees to John Christian Warner; James Henderson Duff; Clarence Edward McCartney; Ben Moreell; Louis Tomlinson Benezet; James Childs Rea; 1954: honorary degrees to Gustav L. Schramm; John Grier Buchanan; Rachel McMasters Miller Hunt; Adolph William Schmidt; Reuben G. Gustavson; George Magoffin Humphrey |
Box 18
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146 |
Commencement, February 1955
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Honorary degree, William S. Thomas |
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147 |
Commencement, June 1955
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Honorary degrees to Harlan Henthorne Hatcher; Mabel Lindsay Gillespie; Jonas Edward Salk; Vira Ingham Heinz; Sir Roger Mellor Makins; Sarah Mellon Scaife; Chief Justice Earl Warren; Rugus Henry Fitzgerald; Citations; Correspondence with honorary degree recipients; Newspaper clippings and pictures (moved to groups – commencement – 1955 Photo file); Luncheon guest list |
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Commencement, August 1955
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Program, tally of graduates and clippings |
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149 |
Commencement, 1945-1947
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1947, February and June honorary degrees: Arthur Emil Braun, George Hubbard Clapp, William Robertson Farmer; 1946, February and June honorary degrees: Oliver Cromwell Carmichael, Augustus Kountze Oliver, Guy Everett Snavely; 1945, January and May honorary degrees; School of Dentistry; School of Medicine; |
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Commencement, 1943-1944
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1944, May (honorary degree: George William McClelland) and January; 1943, June (honorary degree: Henry Harrington Hill) and September; 1943, February (honorary degree: Ralph Dorn Hetzel) |
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Commencement, 1938-1942
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1942, honorary degree: Ralph Cooper Hutchinson; 1941, program; instructions to seniors; Bibliography on commencement activities and programs, comp. by Lorena A. Garloch; 1940, honorary degrees: Franklyn Bliss Snyder, Douglas Fuller Miner, Ralph Munn; 1939; 1938; |
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Commons Room Symbols
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Committee on art symbols for the Cathedral; Committee on Medallions; Layout for carving (blue print) |
Box 19
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Community Chest, 1952-1954
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Communications
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Plan for development of a communications program; Memo to Communications Committee |
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Comptroller, 1954-1955
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Retirement Fund; Student Union Fee & part-time students; Travel expenses; Commissioner of Internal Revenue for tax exemption for fees collected from patients by doctors at the Health Center; Endowment on 3/3/1955; For 1954: total employees, total salaries, total withholding tax (from IRS); List of gifts and grants, December 1, 1954 to January 5, 1955; Procedure for appointment of all personnel; Tuition receipts, September 1954; University Food Services report; Loan from New York Life Insurance Co.; Tuition increases; Town Hall site (renamed Mellon tract); |
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Comptroller, 1951-1953
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Bonding of officers; Scholarship Endowment Fund; Engineering Building contract (between Thaw Hall & Old Mellon Institute) with Dick Corporation, 1953; University Food Service report; Financial reports: Book store, Printing Department, 1953; DeSota Hall financial report, July 1, 1952-June 30, 1953; Food Service Reports; Hispanic-American Room suggested, June 1953; Senatorial Scholarships, 938 for 1953; Monetary Gifts received, December 9, 1952-January 9, 1953; Graduate Student assistants – change in pay; Receipts from tuition and student activity fees, 1950/51; Nurses’ Home under construction by Trimble Co. under agreement August 21, 1950; |
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Comptroller, 1948-1950
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Social security, 1950; Buildings & Grounds budget; Mr. Monteverde and proper letters, 1950; Additions to endowment from July 1, 1945; Buildings & Ground job orders; Stadium activities, statement of income and expenses, 1948/49; Veterans Administration site sold by University to U.S. Government for $150,000 May 25, 1949, July 12, 1949; Schenley-Croghan Room, costs for restoration, 4/27/1949; Maturity of Stadium Bonds, December 1, 1949; Temporary loans during summer; |
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Congress of the United States. Committee to investigate tax exempt foundations
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Statement of Rockefeller Foundation and The General Education Board; The Ford Foundation, July 16, 1954; Questionnaire on Foundation support; Foundation support in the fields of the social sciences, 1929-1953; |
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Conservation Foundation
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Box 20
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Council for Financial Aid to Education
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Leaflets and some correspondence |
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Castle, C. Woodrow charges and investigation, 1952; Copies of bills for furniture for the Chancellor’s office; Oil painting “Pittsburgh in 1806”, by George Beck – description in “Pitt” Spring, 1948 p. 24-31; Agreement between the University of Pittsburgh and Children’s Hospital; Memos and leaflets about the rise of a local communist party; Community Church services for Heinz Chapel during Summer |
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Deans Meeting Minutes, July 1954-1955
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Deans Meeting Minutes, July 1947-June 1950
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Deans Meeting Minutes, July 1946-June 1947
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Deans Meeting Minutes, July 1943-June 1946
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Deans Meeting Minutes, June 1941-June 1943
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Deans Meeting Minutes, January 1939-June 1941
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Proposal to establish non-credit courses for adults, 1941; Departmental collections of books, which Dr. Leland Baldwin seeks to remove from our catalog and have only an inventory (1940); Scholarship aid grants (1939) |
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169 |
Dean of Men, September 1954-May 1955
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“Battle Song” copyright to be renewed?; Biography 1952 of Theodore William Biddle; Band instruments, 1945; Marshalls and Guide service, 1945; Veterans returning to school; correspondence on subject of student activities |
Box 21
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171 |
Dean of Men, 1938-1943
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Placement Bureau for Men, report, 1942/43; Policy for messages for students; Memos concerning War Efforts; 1942, theft of examination questions, Geology Department; Pittsburgh zoning regulations; Taxation on fraternities; Housing for students; Report of work done by the Dean of Men’s Office |
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Elizabeth Arden to visit campus and address women, 1952; Vacation for staff, 1950; Chinese Nationality Room – celebration of Independence Day, October 30, by giving an orange to each student; Women’s Day, 1947 program in Stephen Foster Hall (Eve Curie the speaker); Heinz Chapel – bride’s dressing room (Mrs. Heinz interested in supplying); Housing needed for women; Pin given (WRP-1900) by Mrs. John M. Phillips which had belonged to her brother, Dr. James H. K. Duff (1945); Report by the Information Office, 1944; Report on conditions of the Tuck Shop, 1943; An introduction to the art of living for Freshmen women, a syllabus for teachers by Thrysa W. Amos |
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School of Dentistry, 1947-1954
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Dr. William F. Swanson named Dean; Needs of the School; Annual Conference on Dental Health Programs; Correspondence; Dr. Lawrence Edward Van Kirk, Memorial to October 1953; Space problem in letter from the State Examining Board (move Printing Dept. out); Policies of the School, 1947; Dean H. Edmund Friesell, In memoriam 1946 |
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174 |
Discipline cases, 1940-1948
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Janet Neesham; Michael A. Walek; Walter Zischkau |
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Dormitories, 1944-1949
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Duquesne University, 1951
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Taping of Organ Concerts in Heinz Chapel |
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Daufenback, William, Award of merit, May 1949; Daugherty, Dr. Carroll, Request for information by Jones and Laughlin, 1949; Rufus H. Fitzgerald Commencement speaker, 1954 at Davidson College; RHF sat for portrait by Sidney Dickinson, 1955; Rules for DeSota Hall dormitory, 1949; Clayton Braun, painter, letters about Brackenridge painting Sidney E. Dickinson, painter, - letters to Chancellor Fitzgerald about painting his portrait (handwritten); Dinner given 1954 for the Distinguished Daughters of Pennsylvania, by the University of Pittsburgh in the Commons Room, sponsored by Gimbels |
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Editor, University of Pittsburgh Press (Starrett)
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Research and publication programs – Buhl Foundation Grants; Promotion efforts of the Press; Cresap report on the University Press; Stockton family gifts from Mrs. Sumner B. Ely (list of five) |
Box 22
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179 |
School of Education, 1951-1955
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Yeager, William A. – Nature and determination of the total service load of faculty members in Schools (Colleges) of Education; Conference on Educational Leadership and Special Education Services, 1955; Search fro Dean for School of Education; Cooperative Program in Educational Administration, a report; How to choose your college, by Dr. Paul Masoner; Progress in the development of the internship program in School Administration, 1953/54; Report of the Committee on the Five-Year plan of the School of Education; Pittsburgh Area Workshop on Economic Education, 1953; Cooperative Program in Education and Administration – Penn State, University of Pennsylvania, University of Pittsburgh, and Temple; Final Report of the Committee of Five: The School of Education, its past, present and future, 1955 |
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180 |
Committee on Educational Exchange
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University of the Andes case, 1955; Educational Exchange awards, 1955/1954; Correspondence concerning the students from Columbia who are enrolled at the University of Pittsburgh; Need for arrangements for entertaining of foreign visitors, budget and full-time staff, etc. – letter from Louis W.H. Johnston, 1954; Foreign students, list of, 1953/54; Foreign Professors, 1953/54; Minutes of the Committee, October 26, 1953; & December 12, 1953; Correspondence concerning Committees for Syria Lebanon room, 1947; Committee on Educational Exchange – Statement of purpose and Program, 1948; (Name to be Committee on International Educational Exchange); qLC1090 P6923 report for Carnegie Endowment |
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Ellsworth Center
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University of Pittsburgh at Ellsworth Center – Director, Dr. Viers Adams; Started in fall of 1947 (2 year center); Activities at the Ellsworth Center; Court case relative to flood lights which the University wants to install; Pamphlet announcing the opening of Ellsworth Center, September 1947; General policies affecting the operation of the Center |
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Emory University
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Visit to by Chancellor Fitzgerald; Address by David Rockefeller April 12, 1955 – “The role of business in financing higher education” |
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School of Engineering
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New building in progress; Interesting fact concerning the Schools of Engineering and Mines; Funds needed for the new building 1954; Proposed program for the development and improvement of the Schools of Engineering and mines, 1954; pamphlet: Engineering as a career; Dr. G.R. Fitterer appointed Dean of the Schools of Engineering & Mines; Engineers’ Council for Professional Development – Summary of visiting panel report of the University of Pittsburgh, January 9, 1950; List of graduates of the metallurgical engineering Department, 1907-1947 |
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Erie Center (Erie Junior College)
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Report on the Erie Center, submitted by Lee M. Thurston, May 24, 1943 |
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185 |
Extension Division
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Community Church Services in Heinz Chapel, 1955; Summer Session, 1955 – The role of communications in human relations; Survey of community services on the University campus, 1953/54; Cresap Report and the Extension Division; Duties of the Director of Special Services from Viers W. Adams to the Chancellor; Suggested having a Director of Television; Purpose of the Extension Division, 1953; plan to establish Jr. college in Pittsburgh, 1946 |
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Electronic Computer Committee; Emergencies; Engineering Council (Proposed plan for development and improvement of the Schools of Engineering & Mines); Question of having the National Engineering Society in Pittsburgh, 1954; Pamphlet: Logical location for the new Engineering Center Building is Pittsburgh; Photograph of the proposed Engineering Society Building |
Box 23
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Committee recommends having a University Film Library and Service center, 1945 |
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189 |
Foreign Students, 1945-1951
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List of students enrolled, 1951; 1950-51; 1947-48; 1946; 1945; 1944/45 |
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190 |
Stephen Foster Memorial
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Correspondence between Chancellor Fitzgerald and Fletcher Hodges, 1954; Program of 26th annual memorial program, 1953; Regulations for programs presented by organizations other than the University of Pittsburgh; Gifts from the Lilly family to the Foster Hall; Pamphlet: Stephen Collins Foster memorial; dedicated June 2, 1937 |
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191 |
Fund for the Advancement of Education
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Ford Foundation; Announcement of faculty fellowships, 1952/53 |
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Fair Employment Practices Ordinance, 1953; Ford Foundation, foreign study research fellowships, 1952; Ford Motor Co. scholarship program; Robert N. Farr; Gov. John Fine; Foreign Policy Seminars; Fraternities |
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193 |
Graduate School, July 1954-June1955
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Clippings – Dean Herbert E. Longenecker leaving for University of Illinois; "University faculty compensation policies and practices in the U.S.", by Herbert E. Longenecker; Report for the Committee on Outside Activities, prepared by Herbert E. Longenecker |
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194 |
Graduate School, June 1953-June 1954
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Statement on research at the University of Pittsburgh, by H.E. Longenecker, 1954; Study of remunerative outside activities of University Faculty members; Statement of the University of Pittsburgh in support of a proposal of Mellon Institute to house, maintain and operate a digital computer for the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, 1952 |
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195 |
Graduate School, 1943-1952
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196 |
Graduate School, 1940-1941
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New graduate school regulations as passed by the Executive Committee |
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Addison Gibson Laboratory – report of activities; Gift of photograph of class of 1898 by Stella and Margaret Stein; List of Gillespie monetary gifts to the University; Greek Week celebration; Dr. Alan Gregg – Medical Institutes, 1953; Guggenheim Foundation; 1898 class photo-file contains names on photo; Greek Earthquake Committee; Graduate Hall; Alan Gregg speech; Ralph Griswold letter; Grove letter re: American Indian classroom |
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Copy of deed of gift, 1929; Policies governing the uses of the Heinz Memorial Chapel; Stokowski to lead chorus in Heinz Chapel, 1951; Permission to use for weddings and the regulations, 1943; Charles J. Connick designed stain glass windows; Descriptive guide booklet; memorial service April 18, 1941 for Doctor Hugo Kahl; Annual report, 1949/50; Dedication program November 20, 1938 |
Box 24
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199 |
Honorary Degrees, 1910-1945
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Lists of honorary degrees, 1910-1929 and 1907-1945 |
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Education Camp Project, 1948 – Samuel Harper – Teaching Resources; Galen C. Hartman – Subscription to building fund; Mrs. Clifford Heinz – miscellaneous possible gift; Mrs. Lois E. Hibernia gave a German Bible to the University which may be in the library; Housing Committee, 1947 – Minutes of the meetings; Correspondence of Ivan G. Nagy of the Hungarian Legation, Rustem Vambery Minister of Hungary; Visiting the Hungarian Room – Mrs. Mitchell’s letter, 1947; from diary of R.A. Hall, March 1943; Correspondence: Mrs. Roy Hunt, Mr. and Mrs Clifford Heinz. |
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201 |
Industry-College Conference, November 12-13, 1953
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Proceedings of conference held at the Greenbrier, White Sulphur Springs, WV; Correspondence |
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202 |
International Association of Universities
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Information Please Almanac; Policy for Institutes, special lecture events and short courses. |
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John Jenness dissertation; Paneling from B.F. Jones mansion |
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KDKA Radio Station – tower near Stadium, 1947; KQV Peache Ground Breaking ceremony, April 24, 1947 – program; A.T. Kearney & Co. – survey of administrative operations (awarded to Cresap); Kerr letter; Chesterfield report controversy. |
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Legal education in Pennsylvania (confidential copy no. 36; Dean Arthur Larsen becomes Undersecretary of Labor, 1954 |
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207 |
Institute of Local Government
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Memorandum on the purpose, progress and prospects of, June 1949; Pennsylvania Municipal employees retirement law, a summary, 1949; Duties of the Assistant Directors; Background of the Institute |
Box 25
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Correspondence and Minutes of meeting concerning the policy for the Darlington Library, 1955; Policy for main library (University Librarian or Director of University Libraries); Pamphlet: Personal memories of the Darlington Family at Guyasuta, Anne Hemphill Herbert, 1949; Desire to have a spoken record collection, 1954; Answer concerning the Cresap report on the library |
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Loyalty Oath Act (PA), 1949-1953
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Memos and certifications of loyalty for University employees per the requirements of the Act; Herman T. Epstein; materials that Fitzgerald took to Harrisburg, 4/30/1951; Memoranda and correspondence regarding the Oath. |
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Lilly correspondence on Bar-Ilan University and Salk Vaccine; Leland Baldwin/Stefan Lorant and the History of Pittsburgh; Lubic Award |
Box 26
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School of Medicine
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Admissions of students reviewed; Financial aid to medical education; Research grant procedures, 1952; Retirement at 70 years of age; Secretaries to receive 3 weeks vacation after working 5 years; Text of Speech by Dr. Jonas Salk, 1950: The importance of identifying polio viruses, 1950; Dedication program of Western State Psychiatric Hospital, 1942; Cornerstone ceremonies of Western State Psychiatric Hospital, 1938; Prospects for Vice Chancellor of Health Professions |
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Medical Center
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Presbyterian Hospital agreement, October 14, 1930; Magee Hospital agreement, 1947; Medical Center planning; Picture of group of buildings (photo-file); |
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216 |
Mellon Institute
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Relationship between the University and Mellon Institute. (Biography of Dr. Edward Ray Weidlein; put in personal file) |
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217 |
Middle States Association
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List of the Committee; Aims and Purposed of the University (excerpts from the 1787 and 1819 charters; Suggestions made by University of Pittsburgh administrative staff following Middle States 1952 evaluation |
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218 |
Department of Military Science and Tactics
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Development plan for Panther Hollow submitted by Philip S. Broughton (Mellon Trust); Mental Illness of students; Memorial service for deceased faculty – program, May 22, 1955; May 23, 1954; November 30, 1949; Memorial windows in the old chapel on Northside for Robert Bruce and Dr. Black – wanted to buy them from present owners; Municipal Hospital |
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National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
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"Evaluation of 1954 Field Trial of Poliomyelitis Vaccine, summary report."; "The Scientist Speaks for Himself" CBS Radio, March 26, 1953 |
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Nationality Rooms
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Old Pennsylvania furniture given by Max Vance (Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.), Was from Andrew Vance house in Frankfort Springs; German Class Room, presentation of Fairy Tale window 1954; Mrs. Ruth Crawford Mitchell – letters (hand written); Formal dedication of the Italian Room – program, 1949; Christmas Dinner program |
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Nationality Rooms, English Classroom
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Blueprint of the room; List of medallions for windows; Correspondence with and photograph of Sir Alfred C. Bossom; List of books locked in the English Room, two dispatch boxes and facsimiles of the Magna Carta Great Seal of King John; Program of dinner at 20th Century Club given by 18 Committees for Dr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald; Citation for Doctor of Laws degree awarded Alfred Charles Bossom (on back of program); List of invitations sent; Speeches given; Pictures of the room as dedicated |
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223 |
New York University
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Boxes 27-34
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Daybooks, March 1, 1938-June 30, 1955
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No restrictions. Box 28 FF 225 has an envelope marked as restricted access.
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These files contain the notes, memoranda and transcripts of meetings and telephone conversations of Fitzgerald from the time he was Provost until he retired as Chancellor in June 1955. |
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The Daybooks are arranged by date. |
Box 35
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232 |
Nuclear Research, 1946
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Memo on Regional Laboratory for Nuclear Research involving Pitt, Tech and Westinghouse, Meeting at Carnegie Institute of Technology, July 26, 1946 |
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233 |
Nurses Residence
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Dedication invitation, May 11, 1953; Dr. Fitzgerald’s remarks; Herbert M. Garland, Director |
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234 |
School of Nursing, 1939-1954
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Industrial nursing program not to be discontinued – letters in support of the program; Recommendations for nursing education in the Medical Center; Future plans for the School of Nursing in a letter to Mr. Scaife; 1939, setting-up School of Nursing |
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National Advisory Committee on Education; National Association of Deans of Women; National Committee Against Discrimination; National Geographic Society; Ethebert Nevin |
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Orr, Overload policy; Owens; Open House |
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237 |
Pennsylvania Association of Colleges and Universities
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238 |
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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239 |
Personnel Committee, 1952-1953
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Minutes and Correspondence |
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240 |
Physical Plant
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List of projected work; Ellsworth building; Report of Survey of Dental Infirmary, 1954; Furnishing of the 12th floor of the Cathedral of Learning by Mrs. Heinz; Report of Survey of Thaw Hall, 1954; William G. Fisher, Director |
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241 |
School of Pharmacy
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Borden Scholarship Award, 1954, 1954, etc.; In 1098, the Scio College of Pharmacy became an affiliate of the University and was called the Pittsburgh College of Pharmacy. On January 26, 1948 the merger was completed and it became the University of Pittsburgh, School of Pharmacy |
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242 |
Phi Beta Kappa
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Constitution and bylaws, 1949 (general); Bylaws of XI Chapter of the University of Pittsburgh; Extracts from college catalogs with respect to counting vocational courses toward liberal arts courses |
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243 |
Pitcairn-Crabbe Foundation Lectures
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Correspondence; Programs; Invitations; Chancellor Bowman given honorary degree, 1948 |
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244 |
Pittsburgh Photographic Library, 1954-1955
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245 |
Psychiatric Cases
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Committee formed to address students with mental health problems |
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246 |
Graduate School of Public Health
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Proposal for conferring of additional degrees, 1955; Institute on Hospital Affairs suggested; Progress Report, 1948-1952; Clippings on the possible purchase of Municipal Hospital; Outline of memorandum relative to the possibility of establishing a Graduate School of Public Health; see also FF 390-399 |
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247 |
Department of Public Instruction
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Courses approved, 1955; Report of higher institutions of learning, 1953/54; Biennial Report, 1952/54; Report, 1952/53; Report 1951/52; Biennial report 1950/52; Report 1950/51; Report 1949/50; Biennial report, 1948/50 |
Box 36
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248 |
Public Relations Counselor
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Library Study Committee report on space problems, Francis C. Pray; Faculty Schedule Card; Scholarship information |
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Paintings (description of portrait of Sabina Wolfe Brackenridge by Rembrandt Peale and Hugh Henry Brackenridge); Patent policy, by Senate Committee; “Ex Hoc Semine Nostra Gloria”, by John Milton Duff, M.D. (reprint given by Harriet Duff Phillips); Plaque for original site of Pittsburgh Academy Log cabin; Pittsburgh Child Guidance Center |
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Enrollment, divided in several ways, 1952/53, 1953/54, 1954/55; Enrollment records by schools 1940/41-1950/51; Letter from Registrar to Chancellor about Cresap Report on the office functions; Student enrollment, 1929/30 – 1948/49; Bujno, Bruno |
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251 |
Religion-in-life Conference, 1951-1955
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252 |
Research Bureau for Retail Training
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Correspondence concerning degrees; Testimonial dinner honoring Professor Bishop Brown, 1949 (program and speech) |
Folder 253
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Research, 1938-1944
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Research project in chemistry, physics, biology, and psychology progress report to the Buhl Foundation, 1942; Proposal for an expanded program of research on metals; Special report to the Buhl Foundation…on research on war emergency problems, 1942; Minutes of the meeting of the Research Committee, May 11, 1942; Special report to the Buhl Foundation relative to problems raised by national defense activities; Nine pamphlets of reprints of research projects; Correspondence with Dr. Charles G. King; John and Mary R. Markle Foundation for research in biochemistry; Budget plan; Proposed budget 1941/42 – 1945/46; A proposal for establishing a science research division at the University of Pittsburgh; Experiments with direct currents on chick embryos, by Peter Gray, 1939; Some thoughts on the Pittsburgh cyclotron; Report on the Proposed University of Pittsburgh cyclotron; Many reports to the Buhl Foundation on progress of science research |
Box 37
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254 |
Research in the Natural Sciences, 1952-1955
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Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, National Science Foundation; Clapp Hall space; Correspondence with Longenecker; Buhl Foundation; Gulf Research cooperative plan; patents |
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Lists and dates for those retired (medallions sent); correspondence; Proposed retirement and annuity plan |
| Folder |
257 |
Seismological Laboratory
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Donation of Dr. George H. Clapp, 1938; In the Cathedral of Learning |
| Folder |
258 |
Senate, 1941-1943
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Minutes of the Executive Committee; Report of the Committee on budget policies to the Senate, 1943; Membership lists; Report of the University Senate Committee on membership; Constitution of the University Senate, adopted by the Temporary University Council at January 3, 1941 |
| Folder |
259 |
Senate, 1943-1955
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Constitution Committee, 1955; Committee reports, 1953/54; Recommendations approved by Senate, May 15, 1953; Notes concerning its establishment; Annual report of the secretary May 12, 1944 |
| Folder |
260 |
Temporary University Council, 1938-1941
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To set up University Senate; Constitution of the University Senate, January 3, 1941; Minutes of meetings, 1940-41; Correspondence concerning the planning of a University Senate; University Council, 1935 (under Chancellor Bowman) |
| Folder |
261 |
Senate, Committee on Athletics
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New Committee according to Trustees new policy; Recommendations for varsity letter awards; Civic Light Opera to use Stadium; Outline of athletic scheduling and budget procedure, April 18, 1947; Committee resolutions |
| Folder |
262 |
Senate, Committee on Budget Policies
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Report to the Senate by the Educational Policies Committee, February 16, 1951; Other reports of committee, 1950; Report on “overload” |
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Study of the constitution, May 1955 |
| Folder |
264 |
Senate, Educational Policies Committee, July 1952-February 1955
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Report, November 1954; First progress report, 1953-54; Resolutions of the Committee, May 1953; Report, 1952/53 & 1951-53; Notes on a proposed faculty charter, January, 1953; Statement, May 1952 |
| Folder |
265 |
Senate, Educational Policies Committee
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Proposal for making awards to members of our faculty to stimulate scholarly projects and better teaching; Statement of the committee, May 9, 1952; Statement on policy concerning faculty obligations and teaching loads, 1948; Report, August 1945; and 1943 |
| Folder |
266 |
Senate, Educational Policies Committee, Humanities, Natural Sciences, and Social Sciences Reports
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| Folder |
267 |
Senate, Committee on Elections, 1942-1945
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| Folder |
268 |
Senate, Executive Committee, Minutes, 1943-1955
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| Folder |
269 |
Senate, Faculty Welfare Committee
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Reports on T.I.I.A.; Group Medical and Surgical Insurance; Joint Housing Project |
| Folder |
270 |
Senate, Library and University Publications Committee
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Various reports on the condition of the library; Consideration given for a Friends of the Library group; Plans for a Science-Technology Library |
| Folder |
271 |
Senate, Public Relations Committee
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Committee meetings, 1952, 1950, 1946, 1943, 1942 |
| Folder |
272 |
Senate, Publications Committee
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| Folder |
273 |
Senate, Committee on Registration Procedure
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| Folder |
274 |
Senate, Retirement Policy Committee
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Correspondence, Memoranda 1943-1946 |
Box 39
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275 |
Senate, Student Relations Committee, 1942-1953
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| Folder |
276 |
Senate, Tenure and Academic Freedom Committee
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Organized February 1942; Committee reports to 1955 |
| Folder |
277 |
Senior Memorials
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| Folder |
278 |
Sequoia Trees, 1955
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Plans for planting. History of the tree, 1955 |
| Folder |
279 |
Shiftwork Courses, 1941-1942
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Program to accommodate students who work changing shifts |
Folder 280
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1-2 |
School of Social Work
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Buhl Foundation grant, 1954; Memos – Social Work alumni; Letters from alumni upholding the Dean’s stand; Freedom of speech upheld; Controversy over Dr. Hathaway; Freedom of speech and tenure |
Box 40
| Folders |
281-284 |
Space Research Coordination Center
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These folders have been relocated to UA RG 15/19. They contain the correspondence and memoribila from the development of the SRCC.
| Folder |
285 |
Special Services
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Surplus properties; List of special activities of Viers W. Adams, Director, 1952-53 |
| Folder |
287 |
Student Health Service
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"Minute a Day" program for by H C Carlson; "Social Fundamentals"; |
| Folder |
288 |
Student Organizations
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Student Faculty Organization Social rules; Information concerning student activities or off-campus engagements |
| Folder |
289 |
Scholarships Not Awarded
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Applications not granted, 1949-1950; Received scholarship from other sources; Request for scholarship withdrawn; Scholarships not recommended by Deans; RHF did not approve the scholarships recommended for these students |
| Folder |
290 |
Special Scholarships, 1946-1951
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University scholarships, 1951/52 – 1946/47; Memo on Senatorial scholarships |
| Folder |
291 |
Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust Scholarships [RESTRICTED], 1951/52
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List of those receiving Scholarships, 1951/52; application papers and grades for each person |
Box 41
| Folders |
292-294 |
Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust Scholarships [RESTRICTED], Summer 1948-1950/51
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Box 42
| Folders |
295-297 |
Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust Scholarships [RESTRICTED], 1945/46-1947/48
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Box 43
| Folders |
298-300 |
Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust Scholarships [RESTRICTED], 1942/43-1944/45
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Box 44
| Folders |
301-303 |
Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust Scholarships [RESTRICTED], 1939/40-1941/42
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Box 45
| Folder |
304 |
Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust Scholarships [RESTRICTED], 1938/39
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| Folder |
305 |
Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust Scholarships [RESTRICTED], Summer 1938 and 1941/42 list
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Alfred Bossom’s letter; Senatorial scholarships; Scharfe, Howard C. – Biography; Proposed Division of research of Social Sciences; Use of Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall; Leopold Stokowski correspondence; Symposium on Combustion, 1954; Correspondence: Schaefer, Salchli, Schenley Apartments Co. re: Thackery, Schinneller; Schmidt, A.W., Spanish Embassy, Stokowski Leopold (with Signature), |
Box 46
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307 |
Statement of Principles for the Medical Center
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Duties of the Vice-chancellor for Health Professions; Plans for the development of the Health Center |
| Folder |
308 |
Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association (TIAA)
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| Folder |
309 |
Temple University
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Correspondence concerning acceleration for superior high school students |
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University of Pittsburgh Tenure plan, February 1949; plans of other schools |
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Office hours, vacations; Memo on workmen-compensation insurance; Life insurance plan, July 1, 1945; Receipts and expenditures for the Buhl Foundation grant for School of Applied Social Sciences, 1942/43; Research Fund in biochemistry, 1941/42 |
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Correspondence with Taylor re: Edward Elgar; Texas Universities; Theological Seminaries; Thirteen Citizens Committee; Tilden Scholarship; Turner |
| Folder |
313 |
Tuition Allowances, 1953-1955
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Policy, correspondence and chart |
| Folder |
314 |
Tuition and Fees
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Fees: physical education, Applied social sciences, Research Bureau for Retail Training; Tuition increase |
| Folder |
315 |
U.S. Department of the Navy
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Trainee work; Plaque given in appreciation for World War II co-operation, 1947; Peacetime education of Naval Officers; Exchange of professors; Charles McKenna Lynch retires as Director of Naval Officers procurement – 4th Naval District, 1945 |
| Folder |
316 |
U.S. Office of Education (Department of Health, Education and Welfare), 1943-1955
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Study of college students retention and withdrawal, 1953; Education directory, 1952/53; correspondence during war years; Ruth Crawford Mitchell, “The Nationality Rooms at the University of Pittsburgh and international understanding” |
| Folder |
317 |
University Car
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Box 47
| Folder |
318 |
University Invitations, 1954-1955
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Academic celebrations that the University was invited to attend. |
| Folder |
319 |
University Press, 1947-1955
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Invitation: Regional awards in history to Dr. Charles Fletcher Lewis, Director of the Buhl Foundation and to George Mercer Papers, relating to the Ohio Company of Virginia, comp. and e. by Lois Mulkearn; clipping: 5 women run the University Press at Pitt (short history of); 1954; clipping: Mary E. Bakewell – “Of long ago”; A few catalogs; A Series of books on historic western Pennsylvania |
| Folder |
320 |
University Research Committee, 1951
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Memos on ideas for research policies and contracts; Procedures relating to research financed by individuals and organizations outside the University, 1951 |
| Folder |
321 |
U (General) and U.S. Air Force
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House Un-American Activities Committee; U.S. Army; U.S. Air Force; Map making; International Relations; U.S. Attorney General; U.S. Civil Service; U.S. Congress; School of Medicine, Committee on Research and Development Report |
| Folder |
322 |
U. S. Government
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Department of Interior. Bureau of Reclamation. Demineralization of saline waters. October 1952 66 p.; ROTC; Education and Labor; Marine Corps; Post Office (propaganda); Dept. of State; Treasury; University Food Service |
| Folder |
s324 |
Veterans, 1952
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Senatorial scholarships for Korean Veterans, 1952; Emergency Committee for amendment of Korean G.I. bill, 1952 |
| Folder |
324 |
Vice Chancellor, Schools of the Health Professions (Moore) July 1954-June 1955
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Letters concerning more budgetary needs, 1955; Policy on patents; Policy for Health Professions Libraries, 1955 |
| Folder |
325 |
Vice Chancellor, Schools of the Health Professions (Moore), January-June 1954
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Pension plan, 1954; plans for Health Professions building, 1955; List of nine policies, 1954; Falk Clinic board; Council of Deans meeting, January 15, 1954 |
| Folder |
325a |
Vice Chancellor, Schools of the Health Professions (Moore), Falk Clinic, 1937-1949
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Includes Annual Reports for Falk Clinic, 1947-48 and 1952-53 |
Box 48
| Folder |
326 |
Vice Chancellor, Schools of the Health Professions (Moore), September -December 1953
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Letter in connection with developing a Medical Center in Oakland; Planning the Nurses’ Residence building; “The Tower” Autumn 1953; Dinner in honor of Dr. Robert Moore; “This I believe” – speech of Dr. Moore at the dinner; General policies of the School of Health Professions |
| Folder |
327 |
Vice Chancellor, Schools of the Health Professions, 1952-1953
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| Folder |
328 |
Vice Chancellor, Schools of the Health Professions, December 1952-September 1953
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Outline of program for development of Medical Center as submitted by Mr. Falk at the meeting of the Board of Trustees, held on 9/18/1953 |
| Folder |
329 |
Schools of the Health Professions
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Box 49
| Folder |
330 |
Vice Chancellor, Schools of Health Professions
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Search for 10/15/1951 to January 1952; Speech of Dr. A. LeRoy Johnson given to RHF by Dr. Alan Gregg, “Between two mountains of conceit”; “The golden gate of medicine”, by Alan Gregg, M.D. Vitae of candidates |
| Folder |
331 |
Vice Chancellor (Charles B. Nutting), February 1952-June 1955
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“Living abroad at home”; an international curricula-Community Program for undergraduate students, prepared by Mrs. Ruth Crawford Mitchell, October 25, 1954, 13 pages; Dr. Fitzgerald advised to send to Rockefeller Foundation; Memo on procedure for appointment; Duties of the Vice-Chancellor; “The framework of freedom”, by Charles B. Nutting; clippings of Dean of Law School Nutting appointed Vice-Chancellor |
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“The significance of the Pittsburgh story”, address by Arthur B. Van Buskirk 12 pages; Vaughn and Van Bremer correspondence |
| Folder |
333 |
War Emergency (1)
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Memos; pamphlets; Office of War Information “victory”; Proclamation for fifth registration day (for War); Air raid instructions; Minutes of Deans’ meeting, February 2, 1942; and January 5, 1942; Deferment of students, 1941; Directory of War Agencies |
Box 50
| Folder |
334 |
War Emergency (2)
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Pamphlets on war training; “Classification and selection”; Engineering Defense Program; Vocational training; ROTC; Civil Aeronautics Authority; Organizational chart of the Defense Training Personnel; Research work being done |
| Folder |
335 |
War Emergency, R.A. Gilmore, November 1942-April 1944
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| Folder |
336 |
War Emergency, Air R.O.T.C., 1945-1946
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| Folder |
337 |
War Emergency, Armed Forces Institute 1943-1945
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Professors who are in the Army; Shrivenham American University, Shrivenham, England, Term II, October 1945; Army University Study Center |
| Folder |
339 |
War Emergency, Civilian Defense, 1941-1943
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Director appointed, 1943; Organization chart of the city of Pittsburgh Civilian Defense; State Council of Defense – College Division; “School and College Civilian Morale Service”, 1941; State Council of Defense rule governing blackout, 1943; University Civilian Defense Program |
| Folder |
339 |
War Emergency, Enlisted Reserve
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Army Specialized Training Program; Navy College Program |
Box 51
| Folder |
340 |
War Emergency, Faculty Conscription
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Deferment letters for Faculty and Stafft; Memorandum on occupational deferments |
| Folder |
341 |
War Emergency, War Manpower Commission
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Preliminary announcement of the Army Specialized Training Program; clippings |
| Folder |
342 |
War Emergency, Goodyear Aircraft Training Program
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| Folder |
343 |
War Emergency, 3 ½ year High School students, 1942-1944
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Folder 345
| Folder |
344 |
War Emergency, Japanese Students
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| Folder |
345 |
War Emergency, Key Center of Information
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| Folder |
346 |
War Emergency, Meteorology Courses
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| Folder |
347 |
War Emergency, Navy R.O.T.C.
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| Folder |
348 |
War Emergency, Navy Medical and Dental Units
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| Folder |
349 |
War Emergency, Petroleum Products Testing and Inspection
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| Folder |
350 |
War Emergency, Physical Fitness Program
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| Folder |
351 |
War Emergency, Committee on Emergency Research 1942-1944
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Progress Reports, Contracts, Memoranda |
| Folder |
352 |
War Emergency, Student conscription, 1940-1944
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| Folder |
353 |
War Emergency, Student War Loans
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| Folder |
354 |
War Emergency, Student Transportation and Gas Rationing Committee
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Box 52
| Folder |
355 |
War Emergency, Army Air Corps (1)
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| Folder |
356 |
War Emergency, Army Air Corps (2)
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| Folder |
357 |
War Emergency, Army Specialized Training Reserve Program, June 1943-March 1945
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Correspondence, Manuals, Curricula |
| Folder |
358 |
War Emergency, Army Specialized Training Reserve Program (1) November 1943-March 1945
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Course listings, Faculty, Students |
| Folder |
359 |
War Emergency, Army Specialized Training Reserve Program (2) November 1943-March 1945
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Box 53
| Folder |
360 |
War Emergency, Army Specialized Training Program, September 1943-October 1943
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| Folder |
361 |
War Emergency, Army Specialized Training Program, June 1943-August 1943
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| Folder |
362 |
War Emergency, Army Specialized Training Program, December 1942-May 1943
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| Folder |
363 |
War Emergency, Army Specialized Training Program, Contract material
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Box 54
| Folder |
364 |
War Emergency, Army Specialized Training Program, Medicine and Dentistry
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| Folder |
365 |
Weber, John, 1943-1955
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Secretary of the University; Memos; Correspondence concerning costs; Buildings; Excerpts from Minutes of Board of Trustees, 1952-53 concerning money; Memo concerning Bellefield Boiler Plant; Three weeks vacation for certain long term secretaries, 1950; List of Senate bills involving Pitt, 1949; Senate bills; Proposed distribution of space in Thaw Hall, 1947; Westinghouse television tower; see also 3/4/1A |
| Folder |
365 |
Weber, John, 1938-1943
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| Folder |
367 |
Western State Psychiatric Institute and Clinic, 1947-1954
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Memos; Organization chart; Relationship with the University |
| Folder |
368 |
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
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Scholarships by Westinghouse; George Westinghouse Centennial forum; George Westinghouse |
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White House Conference on Education; John Hay Whitney Foundation; Who’s Who (has some biographies); “The Kaiser Book”, ed. By Max Herzig – gift of Dr. Samuel H. Williams, 1954; Mildred Walters; Charles Wertz; Western Theological Seminary; Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Program |
| Folder |
370 |
Small Pamphlets
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American Council on Education Studies: Higher Education cooperates in national defense, 1941; Higher Education and the war, 1942; Organizing higher education for national defense, 1941; Sound educational credit for military experience, 1943 |
Box 55
| Folder |
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Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority, 1948-1949
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Applications for the position of Director (Fitzgerald was Chairman of the Authority) |
| Folder |
372 |
Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority, 1949
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| Folder |
373 |
Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority
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Architects; Preliminary estimates, August 7, 1950 Prepared by Ramp Buildings Corp.; Correspondence; |
| Folder |
374 |
Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority
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| Folder |
375 |
Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority
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Financing; RHF as chairman of the Authority signed Agreement between the Authority and the City; correspondence concerning sale of bonds; Misc. correspondence; |
| Folder |
376 |
Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority
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House Bill no. 542; In the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Western District. Brief in behalf of the Public Parking Authority of Pittsburgh and the City of Pittsburgh. No 115, March term, 1948; Pennsylvania House Bill no. 542, 1947; Parking Authority Law (abstract, 1947); |
| Folder |
377 |
Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority
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McNeil; Correspondence; Includes some plans; Agreement with Hoffman & Crumpton, registered architects |
| Folder |
378 |
Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority, 1950-1951
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Meeting minutes and Reports |
Box 56
| Folder |
379 |
Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority
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Meetings & reports, 1947-49; Correspondence; Report on Six Proposed Parking Facilities, 1948; Summary report of Authority’s activities to date, may 1, 1949; Minutes of meetings; |
| Folder |
380 |
Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority
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Ch. Fitzgerald resigned from Parking Authority, 1951; Certificate from the Committee; Appointment to Authority, 1947 – correspondence |
| Folder |
381 |
Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority
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Real Estate; Correspondence |
| Folder |
382 |
Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority
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| Folder |
383 |
Pittsburgh Public Parking Authority
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Miscellaneous; Clipping: Miss Alpern quits Parking Authority; Examples of other parking plazas; “Allegheny county Farmers Market” (summary & conclusions, by Wayne A. Lee, 1947); Pamphlet: Parking study of the Pittsburgh central business district, 1945-46 |
Box 57
| Folder |
384 |
University of Pennsylvania, Division of Placement Research, First Annual Report, 1953
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First annual report, 1950-51; presentation copy for Fitzgerald for service on the Committee on Research and Publications, University of Pennsylvania |
Box 58
| Folder |
385 |
Survey of administrative management of the University of Pittsburgh, by Cresap, McCormick & Paget for Chancellor Fitzgerald, April 14, 1954
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Box 60
| Folder |
388 |
Speeches, 1939-1945
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Includes list of speeches for Folders 387-388 |
| Folder |
388 |
Speeches, 1946-1955
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| Folder |
390 |
Graduate School of Public Health
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Estimated space requirements for new school; conference on methods in public health research, May 10-11, 1950 – program; degrees for students pursuing studies in public health; Pre-catalogue, October , 1949; Correspondence, Parran-McEllroy concerning appointments to be made; Instructional and research interests in public health; Notes on recruitment of personnel; Agreement of lease – Municipal Hospital. Correspondence 10/20/1948-9/18/1950. |
| Folder |
391 |
Graduate School of Public Health
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A.W. Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust gift; memos of conferences; letter concerning progress in the 14 months since the gift; minutes of Board of Trustees 9/21/1948 and 12/14/1948; copy of deed of gift in trust; news releases |
| Folder |
392 |
Graduate School of Public Health
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Preliminary procedures 1/23/1948-5/9/1950; Concerning Logan Armory; blueprint plans of property from Real Estate Co. of Pittsburgh; Excerpts from Summary Report of 10 schools of public health 1946-47; Report – The organization and operation of a university medical center with particular reference to the University of Pittsburgh; Mayor Lawrence’s speech 5/5/1948; notes on a cooperative arrangement – Dr. Lowell J. Reed; statement on research in natural sciences; confidential reports. |
| Folder |
393 |
Graduate School of Public Health, Personnel
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Biographical notes on faculty: Atwater, Shepard, Reed, Ciocco, Cox, Crabtree, Dingle, Hatch, Densen, Hamman, Johnson, Robert E., Kammer, Lichty, Smith Charles Edward, Sterner |
| Folder |
394 |
Graduate School of Public Health, Thomas Parran
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Address by Fosdick at the inauguration of Raymond Edens as President of Duke University, 10/21/1949 (Parran attended for the University); Parran’s out-of-the-city schedules 1949-50; Report by Parran to Adolph Schmidt 2/28/1949; Parran Curriculum Vitae. |
| Folder |
395 |
Graduate School of Public Health, Parran Scholarship Fund, 1949
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| Folder |
396 |
Graduate School of Public Health, Municipal Hospital
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Temporary quarters for the School |
| Folder |
397 |
Graduate School of Public Health, Public Health Law Project
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Statement of Organization and Procedure; Proposal for the codification of Public Health Laws 1948-49 |
| Folder |
398 |
Graduate School of Public Health, Finance
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Review of investments, March 1949, April 1949, September 1949; Memo concerning federal aid to schools of public health; copy of U.S. Senate bill on aid to medical education; Memo of transactions 12/10/1948 regarding Mellon gift |
| Folder |
399 |
Graduate School of Public Health, Clippings
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Moved to UA RG 90/41-e
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Honorary Degrees awarded to Fitzgerald from Washington & Jefferson College 1948; Carnegie Institute of Technology 1947; Stetson University 1956; Alfred University 1948; Allegheny College 1955; Grove City College 1949; University of Pittsburgh 1955 |
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