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G. M. Bechtel. 1926, 1929, 1933 Thomas W. Lamont. 1927-1931. Fundraising, including November 21, 1928 letter dated from Harkness reference. Hanford MacNider. 1922-1930 F. L. Maytag. 1926-1930. also photograph Albert Shaw. 1913-1929. Also photograph. Murray Welch. 1921-1931. Finance, Knox estate, 1930. Fred Crego Smith. 1918-1929. Gerard Nollen. 1926-1937. Also photograph. May 20, 1925 letter dated on basis of reference to N. Y. trip. Phi Beta Kappa. 1904-1907. Correspondence, endorsements application, petition, and other papers relating to establishing a PBK chapter at Grinnell. PBK charter, constitution, by-laws. Various publication. George Herron controversy. 1901. George Gates. 1901-1905. Letters from Gates to various people. Association of American Medical Colleges. 1905? Matriculation record, application for membership. Teacher certification. 1905-1906. Correspondence, regulations, proposed legislation. Admissions requirements. 190?. Comparison with other colleges. Search for Financial Secretary. 1906. re: Sanderson. Historical material. 1919-1936. Correspondence includes letters from Grinnell to Main when he was abroad in 1919. Papers and pamphlets concerning history of the college. Grinnell Review. Rules for preparing copy.

A. C. James. 1912-1929. Includes correspondence with W. W. Carman, secretary Emmons Johnson. 1910-1927 Grinnell Jones and Richard Jones. 1920-1924. Land in southern Alberta. Junto libel suit. 1925. Adessa Lynd et. al. vs. Grinnell College, "Blairsburg Sketches" Charles Noble. 1917-1920. Outline of chapters for "The Story of Grinnell"; announcement of Charles Noble Chapel Service Foundation. J. C. Penney Foundation. 1923-1930. Correspondence with Dr. Daniel Poling on vocational guidance program. Charles A. Rawson. 1914-1927. (U.S. Senator from Iowa) J. J. Richardson Fund. 1921-1932 George Roberts. 1925-1933. Includes photograph, address. John Van Evera. 1916-1930. (Director of Grinnell College Foundation) Grinnell College Foundation; Dibble property sale (Kansas CIty), other college property, investments. Herbert A. WIlder. 1907-1924. Correspondence with lawyers concerning Wilder will. Miscellaneous: Discipline case: John T. Smith, 1922.

Unidentified list of names and addresses (possible donors?) Frank F. Almy. 8 letters, 1918-1923 W. D. Bailey. 15 letters, 1913-1930. Fund raising. W. L. Bailey. 3 letters, 1919 William H. Brainerd. 41 letters, 1906-1920, 1933. Architecture of chapel, president's house. Edward B. Burling. 1921, 1924, 1936, 1938 Carnegie Foundation for Advancement of Teaching. 1905-1930. Pensions, some faculty pension applications. Certificate of incorporation of Carnegie Foundation. Carnegie Corporation of New York. 1920-1929. TIAA Carnegie Foundation for Advancement of Teaching. 1912-1925. Includes salary scales for selected midwest colleges. Archibald Cattell. 1919-1926. Fundraising, budget. Eli P. Clark. 917-1935 Sen. A. B> Cummings. 1908-1926 J. F. Darby. 1916-1930 Jay N. Darling. 1926-1930. Fund raising, budget, farm property sale, swimming pool.

Theater, 1956-1977 Urban Studies, 1969-1970 Writing Lab, 1977 Rosenfield Program, 1979-1989

English, 1955-1977 French, 1969-1977 Freshmen Tutorials, 1972 German, 1961-1977 History, 1957-1977 Humanities, 1963-1977 Library, 1975-1977 Mathematics, 1954-1978 Music, 1953-1978

Philosophy, 1953-1976 Physical Education, 1953-1979 Physics, 1954-1977 Political Science, 1954-1978 Program for Practical Political Education (PPPE), 1958-1971

Psychology, 1953-1977 Religious Studies, 1977 Russian, 1979-1978 Science, 1960-1977 Social Studies, 1969-1984 Sociology, 1956-1976 Spanish, 1961-1977 Teacher Education, 1954-1966

Anthropology, 1977 American Studies, 1976-1977 Art, 1953-1977 Asian Studies, 1978 Biology, 1956-1977 Chemistry, 1958-1977 Classics, 1954-1977 Economics, 1957-1978 Education, 1966-1977

Scholarships: Presser, 1978-1985; Rosenfield, James W. 1965; Travel-Service, 1970; Ulich, 1968; Van Evera, 1966, 1973; Van Note 1959-1960; Wood 1957-1959; Younker, 1973 Science building (campus planning) 1951-1970 Science building addition (campus planning) 1961-1964 Service building (campus planning) 1962-1968. Includes Skidmore, Owings & Merrill site study, 1962 Skating rink (Barber Plaza) (campus planning), 1960-1962. Includes correspondence with Weitz Construction, correspondence and plans from Skidmore, Owings & Merrill Staff employees, 1962-1972 Steiner Hall (campus planning) 1959-1968 Student Government Association 1975-1978. Includes proposed constitutional changes 1978, committee structure, Black Cluster System (dormitories) 1977 Tennis courts (campus planning) 1956-1957 Time-Life journalism program 1977-1981. Includes correspondence with speakers, text of lecture by Tom Wicker "Who, What and How: Crucial Influences on the Performance of the American Press" 1978; text of lecture by Howard Simons "The Media and the First Amendment: 1978 (the first two lectures in the series), press releases, correspondence with Charles Bear of Time-Life. Thompson, Kenneth 1973-1977 Union 1969-1974. Includes papers on Physical Plant employees' strike of 1974

Rosenfield lectures, 1949-1968 Rosenfield family. 1947-1965. Primarily correspondence with the family about the lectureship Scholarships: Miscellaneous, 1955-1978; Anonymous (Arnstein) 1958-1968; Behr, I. J.; Bender, Judith Youngbear, 1967-1971; Bleamaster student loan fund, 1958-1967; Bosch memorial; Brody memorial 1950-1962; Brody student loan fund, 1959-1973; Buchanan, Louise Applegate; Burling, 1952-1966; Clevenger; Dodge, W.W.; Dorgan; English, John; Fatham, Helen M.; Gillin, Etta S. 1958-1960; Gonias, Louis; Green, Alan; Guttman, Stella & Charles, 1964-1970; Hungarian scholarship, 1957-1958; Iowa College scholarship, 1971; King, Martin Luther; Kiwanis International (Key-Club); Kronwall; Liljestrand; Little, Fred; Luce Fellowships; McFarlin, Clyde; 3M; National Defense Student Loan; National Merit Scholarship, 1955-1974; New York scholarships, 1950-1953

Washington seminar (off-campus programs) 1956-1959 White House (campus planning) 1961 Women's gymnasium (campus planning) 1942, 1971-1972 Workshops 0 extracurricular 1962-1964 Year-round operation 1963. Report of Bowen to faculty "Off-campus study, acceleration, college calendar, year-round operation, and enrollment", also R. D. Archambault "Report on year-round operation", 1963 Younker trust (Rachel) 1956-1962 Younker trust agreement 1942

President's home (campus planning). 1959-1966 President's reports. 1960, 1963, 1969, 1976 Public Relations Symposium, 1966 Publications; 1956 correspondence re: B. Snelling book, 1971-1972; Includes draft of 1972 staff handbook; manuscript describing college aims, organization, students and faculty, curriculum etc.; wage freeze of 1971; several publication with information about the college Reports from faculty, 1956-1972 Radio station. 1963-1978. License renewal applications, policy statement, reports, correspondence. Radio station (campus planning). 1962-1066. Proposal to establish FM station. Rosenfield lectures. 1969-1977

Fifth year abroad (off-campus programs). 1960-1969 Fine Arts Museum. 1968 Forum (campus planning). 1956-1970 Gates lectures 1954-1969 General Telephone building. 1967-1968 Grinnell House. 1959-1975 Health Center (campus planning). 1957. [Architects plans from this folder are filed in oversize files, RG-A, Misc. Ser. 3, Box 6.] Health professions advisory council. 1974, 1979 Heath, John. Memorial. 1951-1974 Heating plant. 1965-1972 Herrick Chapel (campus planning). 1946-1980 History, financial, Grinnell college. 1941-1950

History. compiled in the 1950s Homecoming-Parents Weekend. 1965-1969 Housing (faculty and student). 1960-1967 Independent study. 1957-1960 Insurance. 1955-1965 Interim session. 1963-1968 International studies program. 1969-1972 International studies. 1955-1964 Junior year abroad (off-campus programs). 1959-1962 Language houses. 1963 Lawsuits. 1969 Lectures, possible speakers. 1957-63 LeMoyne exchange. 1963-1968 Liberal arts colleges . 1965