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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.

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.

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.

Arthur Huntington (Iowa Light & Power). 1933. Letter: socialism in colleges (unknown provenance) George I. Adlen. Summary of correspondence. 1919-1930. 1 sheet Frank A. And Frank F. Almy. 1931. Correspondence concerning illness. American Institute for Endowments. 1935-1939. Correspondence Association of American Colleges. 1935-1940. Correspondence, meeting programs, etc. Lewis R. Barrett. 1936-1938. Correspondence (Missouri Valley Athletic Conference, Leisure Arts building) Charles A. Blossom. Will, Dec. 4, 1923 Board of Educational Examiners. 1934-1939. Correspondence. Board of Trustees and committee meetings. 1931-1940. Minutes. Bond holders. 1927. Louis D. Brandies. 2 letters about Brandeis. Nov. 1937 Carnegie Corporation. 1929-1933. Correspondence (books for college libraries). Carnegie Corporation. 1933-1934. Materials on adult education and teacher education. Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. 1931-1940. Correspondence (grants, etc.) Carnetie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and TIAA. 1931-1939. Correspondence (retirement and widows' pensions). Archibald Cattell. 1932-1940. Correspondence. Mrs. H. G. CAmpbell. 1935-1936. Correspondence (H. G. Campbell memorial for book purchases). Mr. and Mrs. Hohn Campbell. 1920-1033. Correspondence (L. F. Parker Professorship fund).

Arthur Huntington (Iowa Light & Power). 1933. Letter: socialism in colleges (unknown provenance) George I. Adlen. Summary of correspondence. 1919-1930. 1 sheet Frank A. And Frank F. Almy. 1931. Correspondence concerning illness. American Institute for Endowments. 1935-1939. Correspondence Association of American Colleges. 1935-1940. Correspondence, meeting programs, etc. Lewis R. Barrett. 1936-1938. Correspondence (Missouri Valley Athletic Conference, Leisure Arts building) Charles A. Blossom. Will, Dec. 4, 1923 Board of Educational Examiners. 1934-1939. Correspondence. Board of Trustees and committee meetings. 1931-1940. Minutes. Bond holders. 1927. Louis D. Brandies. 2 letters about Brandeis. Nov. 1937 Carnegie Corporation. 1929-1933. Correspondence (books for college libraries). Carnegie Corporation. 1933-1934. Materials on adult education and teacher education. Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. 1931-1940. Correspondence (grants, etc.) Carnetie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching and TIAA. 1931-1939. Correspondence (retirement and widows' pensions). Archibald Cattell. 1932-1940. Correspondence. Mrs. H. G. Campbell. 1935-1936. Correspondence (H. G. Campbell memorial for book purchases). Mr. and Mrs. Hohn Campbell. 1920-1033. Correspondence (L. F. Parker Professorship fund).

Helen E. Chase. 1929. 1 letter. Fundraising Gary Cooper. 1938. Correspondence (premier of Cooper film at Grinnell) Edith P. Cunningham. 1921-1938. Correspondence (Perkins scholarship). Congregational Church. 1927-1940. Minutes of meetings, correspondence, proposed budget 1939-1940, annual reports, brochures. Gardner Cowles and Gardner Cowles Jr. 1933-1939. (Publishers, Des Moines Register) Correspondence (Cowles scholarships, etc.) Curriculum committee. 1930s. Course outlines for music, physical education, teacher training, journalism, drama. General teching load 1935-1936, curriculum at other institutions, booklets, clippings, etc. 1928-1931. J. F. Darby. 1931-1939. Correspondence Jay N. Darling. 1931-1939. Correspondence, photograph Martha Dibble. 1932-1938. Correspondence. Dormitories. 1931-1940. Reports with statistics, operating and business details. Endowments. Endowments of chairs and early endowments. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Gates. 1928-1936. Correspondence. General Education Board. 1930-1938. Correspondence (endowment), questionnaire. Mrs. N. A Graver, 1931 2 letters re: contribution, Greater Iowa Commission 1936 report. Thomas D. Gregg Fund. 1938. Correspondence, petition, clippings re: estate. Grinnell College Foundation 1931-1934. Correspondence re: Dibble property, minutes of meeting June 3 1932, List of officers and directors. Grinnell in China. 1932-1938. Lists of faculty donations, letters from Alice Reed, H. Belcher, N. W. Wehrhan, pamphlets. Grinnell Institute of International Relations. 1939. Minutes, members comments. Institute of International Education, 1936-1940, Correspondence, pamphlets. Vitae for speakers: Stratton, Crowther, Manniche. E. S. Harkness. 1931-1938. Correspondence with Gertrude Moore re: possible contribution. W. F. Harrah. 1931-1932 (Trustee) Correspondence. Harvard Club. 1939 Correspondence (St. Louis meeting). Harvard Exchange. 1930-1935. Correspondence. (Move to discontinue exchange, Pres. Conard, 1935, etc.) S. H. Herrick. 1930-1934. Correspondence, telefram at death of Herrick, Jan. 16, 1934. Jesse Macy Hall. 1935. Plans, clippings, photo. Herbert Magoun, 1933-1938. Correspondence. Mears family. 1921-1937. Correspondence, clippings, testimonies to Mary Mears.

Robert B. Adams. 1940-1953. Also 1956 news release on his death. W. Harold Brenton. 1943-1956 Edward B. Burling. 1947-1955. Correspondence with concerned persons regarding his gifts and trust fund. Receipts for dividends from Burling's stock in United Drill and Tool Corporation. Donald H. Clark. 1945-1955 George M. Crabb, 1949-1953 J. Fred Darby, 1940-1953 Chester Davis. 1941-1951. Also six addresses given by Mr. Davis in 1942-1943. Donald Evans. 1945-1953. Rev. Judson E. Fiebiger. 1950-1955 John R. Heath. July 1942-December 1955. Also notice of recognition for excellent service as President of Board of Trustees, June 1944, and correspondence with J. E. S. Heath. John R. Heath. June 1940-June 1942

Religion and Philosophy Department. 1943-1953. Correspondence, inter-office communications, reports (including Uncle Sam Club). Statistics on church preferences of students, 1946. Remedial Reading. 1940-1942. Reports, test results, correspondence. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. 1951. Correspondence regarding a cooperative program. "S": Miscellaneous memos and correspondence. 1952-1954. Science Building Fund an Dedication. 1948-1953. Lists of donors, partial list of those invited to dedication. Speech by Oliver E. Buckley at Dedication, March 13, 1953. Correspondence regarding building. Social Science Research Council. 1951. Correspondence regarding research funds. Sociology Department. Corrrespondence. 1947, 1948. Reports on research. Speech Department. Inter-office communications, 1942, 1945, 1953. Memorandum on development in the Department of Speech and Dramatic Arts. College Speech Clinic statistics. 1949-1952. Report on Forensic Program. Statistics. 1942-1946. 1952-1953. Enrollment, grades, personality inventory, scholarships, women students' attitudes correlated with many factors. Students - Problems. 1953 "T": Miscellaneous memos and correspondence. 1946, 1949-1952. Also a list of Grinnell 'traditions' complied by Ina Payne, 1940. Taxes. 1940-1943. Real estate holdings of college in 1941, correspondence, publications dealing with taxes. Teacher Training. 1951. Inter-office communications and proposal regarding institute of teacher training. Teaching Loads. 1943-1944, 1948-1949, 1949-1950, 1950-1951. (Additional material under Registrar) Tenure. Statement of principles, 1940. Report from the Committee on Appointments on Contracts and Tenure, no date. Testing Office and Tests. 1941-1942, 1952-1953. Reports by testing office on Grinnell students tests 1942, 1952, 1953. Inventory of test in office, 1942. Correspondence, tests, test results, student grades in 1941. "V": Miscellaneous correspondence. 1954. World War II. Grinnell casualties. Correspondence. 1944, 1945, 1957. Younkers Dinner. October 30, 1949. Invitations and replies for the Younkers family to have dinner with students receiving Younkers scholarships.

Correspondence with members of the Board of Home Missions of the congregational Church, 1948-1954. Correspondence with David Loose.