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(410) 516-8348 Bowman (Isaiah) 1878-1950
Papers (1902-50)
Ms. 58
Size: 152 document boxes
35 record center boxes
6 ft. of bound volumes
(113 linear ft.)
Processed July 1987
By: Cynthia H. Requardt Provenance: The papers were donated by Isaiah Bowman's
will in l950 and by his son Robert G. Bowman
in 1985. Access: Access to certain series is restricted. See
Manuscripts Librarian. Citation form: Isaiah Bowman Papers Ms. 58
Special Collections
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Bowman (Isaiah) Papers
Ms. 58
Table of Contents
Provenance
Biographical Sketch
Scope and Content Note
Series Descriptions Series I Personal
Series II Correspondence
Series III Addresses, Speeches
Series IV Writings
Series V Research Notes
Series VI Organizations, Commissions
Series VII Datebooks, Notebooks
Series VIII Field Survey Notebooks
Series IX M-Project
Series X Photographs
Series XI Microfilm
Series XII Card Files
Series XIII Paris Peace Conference Files
Series XIV Department of State. Advisory Committee Files
Series XV London Mission Files
Series XVI Dumbarton Oaks Conference Files
Series XVII San Francisco Conference Files
Series XVIII Degrees, Awards Container Lists Appendices
Correspondents: Topical Index
Correspondents: List of Frequent
Correspondents: List of Notable
Chronology of Bowman's Memberships, Offices, Honors
Bibliography of Bowman's Writings Bowman (Isaiah) Papers
Ms. 58
Provenance
By the terms of his will, Isaiah Bowman bequeathed to the Johns
Hopkins University "all my biographical and international conference
papers...relating to the Peace Conference at Paris, 1919, to the
Conference at Dumbarton Oaks in 1944 and to the United Nations
Conference at San Francisco in 1945." These papers were brought to
the University in four locked safes and under the terms of the will,
closed to researchers until January l975. These papers comprise
Series XIII through Series XVII of the papers. Along with the locked
safes, the University received in 1950 "other unlocked cases of papers
and correspondence of a non-confidential nature." These were the
nucleus of the Isaiah Bowman Papers. In 1982 a group of Bowman's
personal papers were transferred from the Hamburger Archives. Dr. Bowman bequeathed to his son Robert G. Bowman, also a
geographer, his "professional" or "working" library consisting of 4000
books, journals and monographs and about 15,000 to 20,000 items of
correspondence, reprints, and papers. In 1985, after some weeding,
Robert G. Bowman donated this additional material to the Johns Hopkins
University. The books are in storage, but the manuscript material has
been incorporated into this collection.
Biographical Sketch
(See next page)
Scope and Content Note
The collection has not been completely processed. Isaiah Bowman's papers offer a fairly complete view of his many-
faceted professional life. His early years as a teacher are reflected
in the class notebooks (1902-12) found in Box VII.1. His early
geographical field work is represented by his field notebooks (1902-
41) in Boxes VIII.1 and VIII.2 and the photographs in Series X. Bowman's years as Director of the American Geographical Society
(1915-35) are not as well represented in the papers. The best record
of this work, of course, would be through the American Geographical
Society archives. However, Bowman's correspondence files in Series II
contain much that sheds light on the American Geographical Society
years. There is a scrapbook tribute to Bowman entitled "Amgraphics"
detailing his years with the Society. This is in Series I. Bowman's work (1935-48) as President of the Johns Hopkins
University is also under-represented. His official records are housed
in the University's Hamburger Archives with the University records.
Again, the correspondence in Series II contains letters from this
period. His thoughts on educational administration also can be
gleaned from his speeches and writings in Series III. His topical
files in Series V also have some material on education. Dr. Bowman was a member of several professional organizations or
commissions. In Series VI is material on his work with the Economic
Cooperation Administration, the Council on Foreign Relations, the
National Academy of Sciences, the National Resource Board, the
National Research Council Science Advisory Board, the Office of
Scientific Research and Development, and the committee on the
Structure of the Maryland State Government. These files are
augumented by correspondence in Series II. Several times during his career Isaiah Bowman served as an
advisor to the U.S. government. He preserved the papers of each of
these missions separately. In 1919 Bowman was a member of the American
Commission to Negotiate Peace. This work is well-documented with
correspondence, notes, printed material, scrapbooks, and memorabilia.
Bowman and his secretary Margaret O. Young divided this material into
topical categories, and these have been retained. The file folder
headings are listed in the container list for Series XIII. Access to
this series is restricted. See Manuscripts Librarian. Bowman's second governmental mission was as an advisor to what
was known as the M-Project. This project, begun in the early l940s,
was designed to study the relocation of refugees.
The work of the project resulted in nearly 600 documents analyzing
geographic areas throughout the world for their potential in
supporting refugees. As an advisor to the project, Bowman received
copies of the documents. When the project closed down, the M-Project
office files were stored in Bowman's office at Johns Hopkins. The M-
Project files in Series IX consist of the final reports, translations,
and lectures as well as the project's office files.
During the 1940s Bowman also served as an advisor to the U.S.
State Department in several capacities. When he completed these
missions, Bowman again sorted the material into topical categories.
The categories have been retained and are listed in the container
list. Access to these materials is restricted. See the Manuscripts
Librarian. Series XIV is the material on State Department committee
work. Series XV contains the papers on the Edward Stettinius mission
to London in April l944. Series XVI contains Bowman's papers on the
Dumbarton Oaks conference in 1944, and Series XVII has the material on
his participatin in the San Francisco Conference which led to the
founding of the United Nations. Bowman was a prolific author. Copies of many of his books and
articles can be found in Series IV. He also constantly was collecting
material for future works. These notes, abstracts of other works,
correspondence, memoranda, and book reviews were filed topically by
Bowman. There appear to have been two separate topical systems, and
they have been intermingled in Series IV and V. Bowman was awarded many honorary degrees and awards, and these
are in Series XVIII.
Bowman (Isaiah) Papers
Ms. 58 Series I Personal
Series II Correspondence
Series III Addresses, Speeches
Series IV Writings
Series V Research Notes
Series VI Organizations, Commissions
Series VII Datebooks
Series VIII Field Survey Notebooks
Series IX M-Project
Series X Photographs
Series XI Microfilm
Series XII Card Files
Series XIII Paris Peace Conference File
Series XIV Department of State. Advisory Committee Files
Series XV London Mission Files
Series XVI Dumbarton Oaks Conference Files
Series XVII San Francisco Conference Files
Series XVIII Degrees, Awards
SERIES DESCRIPTIONS
Series I Personal This series includes biographical material on Isaiah Bowman,
financial records, and some photographs.
Series II General Correspondence
This series is incoming and copies of outgoing letters arranged
alphabetically by correspondent. This is not entirely complete as
Bowman often filed letters in the subject files he compiled for
research projects. Some letters are filed in the Addresses, Speeches
(Series III), Writings (Series IV) and the Research Notes (Series V).
Series III Addresses, Speeches 14 boxes
The speeches have been arranged chronologically by the date they
were given. Included are drafts, revisions, corrected copies and if
published a copy of the reprint. Often there is material relating to
the occasion on which the speech was delivered such as the invitation
and program as well as correspondence and materials relating to
Bowman's travel arrangements. Bowman also kept a file of "Pertinent Remarks." These are typed
and are at the end of this series. There are also recordings of 4 speeches by Bowman. Bowman's
speech to the MIT commencement on June 4, 1935 is recorded on 16 sides
of a metal-based long playing record. His radio broadcast of February
24, 1941 to the Annual Conference of the National Association of
School Administrators is on 2 sides of a metal-based record. "For
this We Fight" broadcast on WEAF June 12, 1943 is on two glass
records, one of which is broken. "The Hutzler Program" of April 2,
1946 on WBAL featured Bowman, and a copy of the LP is in the
collection. This series contains most but not all Bowman's speeches.
Included are those for which manuscript material existed. Copies of
speeches that were later published but for which there was no
manuscript drafts are in the bound volumes of Bowman's collected
writings in Series IV.
Series IV Writings 21 boxes This includes reprints and annotated copies of Bowman's published
articles and books as well as notes and printed material for future
revisions of these works. These files also contain correspondence.
They are roughly arranged by title of the work. There is some overlap
with Series V Research Notes. Especially well-represented is his research on "War & Peace."
The majority of this material is newspaper clippings (1940-49) with
some memoranda and copies of correspondence. This material was
probably collected for a book on war and peace or it could have been
collected as a result of his work for the Council on Foreign Relations
when he was the rapporteur for the Studies of American Interests in
the War and the Peace: Territorial Series. The War & Peace clippings were kept in two series. There are 11
volumes of clipped newspaper articles dating from 1942 to 1948. In a
separate series of 7 volumes Bowman saved the text of speeches or
documents that appeared in the newspaper. The title of the article,
the name of the newspaper in which it appeared, and the date were
retained in this series.
Series V Research Notes 22 boxes
These are materials presumably collected for future books or
articles. They are arranged topically and include abstracts of other
works, correspondence, notes by Bowman, and printed material. The
topics were maintained by Bowman's secretary Margaret O. Young. There
are two separate sets of topic headings which have been intermingled.
No attempt was made to recreate the two separate sets of topics. See
Young's notebook in Box IV.21 for the two lists of topic headings.
Series VI Organizations, Commissions 6 boxes
This is material from organizations Bowman belonged to or
commissions on which he served. It includes reports, printed
material, and some correspondence. Some of the correspondence from
these activities was filed in the General Correspondence Series II
under the name of the organization or the individual correspondent.
Descriptions of the most well-represented organizations are below.
American Geographical Society Bowman's first association with the American Geographical Society
was when he participated in the Society's expedition to the Andes in
1913. Correspondence relating to the expedition's organization is in
this series. His book The Andes of Southern Peru (1916) was a result
of this work. In 1915 Bowman became Executive Director of the American
Geographical Society and served until 1935. The official papers
relating to this work are the property of the Society, but some of his
work is reflected in this collection. There is an elaborate
testimonial volume called "Amgraphics" which traces his 20 years in
photographs, drawings and text. There is also some material on the
Society's history including photostatic copies of the 1914 membership
register. After his departure Bowman was sent copies of Society
minutes for 1936-41, and in 1947 he was part of the long-range
planning committee for the Society. Other materials concern the
Society's publication "Geographic Aspects of International Relations"
(1938) and papers on a stereoplotter, photogrammetry, and the proposed
research program of the Society's department of surveying.
International Geographical Union
Bowman was a member of the IGU and served as First Vice-President
in 1936. In 1938 he was Chairman of the American Delegation to the
International Geographical Congress in Amsterdam. The bulk of the
correspondence and printed materials deals with these periods.
Commission of Inquiry into National Policy in International
Relations
Bowman served on this Commission which was appointed by the
Social Science Research Council. Robert M. Hutchins was the Chairman.
The result of the Commission's work was a series of recommendations
which were published in November 1934. The report and recommendations
were summarized for public distribution by the University of
Minnesota, and a copy of this briefer report is in this series.
Council on Foreign Relations
In December of 1939 the Council on Foreign Relations set up a
series of special groups to study the course of the war. These groups
were to study how the war would affect the United States and to
develop proposals to safeguard U.S. interests in the settlement.
Isaiah Bowman served as the leader or rapporteur of the Territorial
Group from 1939 to [1940?]. The materials in this series are some
memoranda but mainly 34 reports put out by the Territorial Group.
These reports were issued under the title "Studies of American
Interests in the War and the Peace: Territorial Series."
Correspondence mentioning this Council on Foreign Relations work can
be found in Bowman's correspondence in Series II under the names of
his colleagues on the Territorial Group Philip E. Mosely, Hamilton
Fish Armstrong, John C. Cooper, Jr., Bruce C. Hopper, Owen Lattimore,
or William L. Westermann. Norman H. Davis was the Chairman of the
Studies steering committee at this time. Bowman's work on territorial questions for the Council on Foreign
Relations is supplemented by his work on the M-Project Series IX and
the State Department Post-War Planning Committee in Series XIV.
Pan-American Committees
Bowman had several connections with various Pan-American
organizations in the early 1940s. He agreed to be a member of the
Pan-American Trade Committee in 1940, and there is some material on
its organizational plans. There is a small amount of material on
cultural exchanges among U.S. and Latin American university students.
Bowman embarked on a speaking tour of Latin
America under the auspices of the U.S. Department of State in the
summer of 1941. Correspondence relating to this tour and other
cultural exchange activities is in this series. Copies of the
speeches Bowman gave on this tour are with his speeches in Series III.
Photographs from this tour are in Series X.
Economic Cooperation Administration
As a result of his post-war planning activities with the
Department of State, Bowman was appointed Chairman of the Economic
Cooperation Administration's Advisory Committee on Oversees
Territories. He served from 1949 until his death in January 1950.
There are minutes, "Weekly Summary of Developments," correspondence,
and Bowman's files on various areas. The Investment Panel's research
and recommendations are well-represented. There is also material on
the Public Advisory Committee on China and on Africa and Latin
America. Bowman delivered a speech "ECA and the Bold New Program" to
the Council on Foreign Relations" on June 10, 1949. A copy of this is
with the speeches in Series III. In this series is some material on the Marshall Plan 1947-49 and
"Point Four" which pre-dated the Economic Cooperation Administration. National Research Council Bowman was active in several science research policy boards. He
was Chairman of the National Research Council in 1933 when President
Roosevelt appointed him to the newly created Science Advisory Board of
the National Research Council. There is correspondence (1933-35,
1937) as well as a Science Advisory Board report from the Committee on
Mapping. There are reports and minutes (1933-35) from the general
National Research Council work as well. National Academy of Sciences The National Research Council was affiliated with the National
Academy of Sciences in which Bowman was active from 1933 until his
death. In 1935 to 1936 he was a member of the Academy's Committee on
Governmental Relations and its sub-committee on soil conservation. In
1941 he was elected Vice-President of the Academy and served several
subsequent years on the nominating committee. Bowman's Academy
correspondence (1933-48) reflects these many activities.
National Science Foundation/Office of Scientific Research and
Development
Dr. Vannevar Bush had been asked in November 1944 by President
Roosevelt to study the possibility of extending the work of his
wartime Office of Scientific Research and Development to peacetime
activities. Isaiah Bowman was asked to chair a subcommittee on
federal aid to scientific research after the war. The Bowman
Committee report "On Government Aid to Science" was submitted to Bush
in May 1945. Two copies of Bowman's report are in this series as well
as a copy of Bush's full report Science the Endless Frontier. One of the recommendations of these reports was the establishment
of a national research foundation. Correspondence and testimony (1945-
47) on the creation of the National Science Foundation are also in
this series.
Efficiency Committees
Bowman served several times on governmental efficiency
committees. In 1938 he was chairman of the Committee on the Structure
of the Maryland State Government. The minutes, correspondence,
reports and newspaper clippings are in this series. In 1949 Bowman headed a commission to study the conservation laws
of the state of Maryland. To do this work he reviewed the papers of
the Commission on the Conservation of Natural Resources which had been
headed by W.F. Schluderberg. Papers relating to the work of the
Schluderberg's Commission are in this series. Bowman served on the Natural Resources Committee of the
Commission on the Organization of the Executive Branch of the
Government 1948-49. There are minutes, some correspondence and
reports of this committee work in this series. Series VII Datebooks, Notebooks l box This includes date or memoranda books for the period 1925-1935.
Also included are the class attendance/grade books that Bowman kept
for classes he taught from 1905-1912.
Series VIII Field Survey Notebooks 1 box
These are notebooks kept by Bowman when doing field work. They
are largely from the period 1902-1906, but there are some from the
1930s and 1941.
Series IX M-Project 16 boxes, 600 reports
Bowman was an advisor for a White House funded project to study
relocation of refugees during the 1940s. The director of the M-
Project was Henry Field. When the project closed down, Field had the
files of the project shipped to Dr. Bowman. A history of the project
was written by Field, and a copy is in Box IX.6. The material in this series is the office files of the project,
the results of the project, and Bowman's research files on the
scientific study of settlement. The office files of the M-Project are arranged topically and are
in Boxes IX.1 through IX.5. The purpose of the M-Project was to study areas of the world that
might be suitable for re-settling refugees. The results of the
project were reports on these geographic areas. There are both draft
reports and finalized ones which were mimeographed for distribution.
The draft reports are in Boxes IX.7 through IX. 10. The mimeographed
reports were divided into Reports (163 items), Translations (122
items), Memoranda (345 items), and Lectures (47 items). Abstracts of
all these items are in Field's history of the M-Project in Box IX.6.
It is best to consult the abstracts before requesting the items.
Following this description is a list of the items missing from the
Bowman Papers. Bowman was interested in re-settlement before the M-Project, and
his research files on the scientific study of settlement have been
added to this series. Bowman gave these files the number MF 902.3, and
in these files are reports that may have been generated by the M-
Project but sent to Bowman who re-filed them with his MF 902.3 files.
These are in Boxes IX.12 through
IX.16.
In the General Correspondence Series II is correspondence between
Bowman and people associated the M-Project. The names of
correspondnets known to have written about the M-Project are:
Field, Henry
Flexner, Bernard
Fohs, F. Julius
Gottman, Jean
Hrdlika, Ales
Lattimore, Owen
Liebman, Charles J.
Strausz-Hupe, Robert
Waibel, Leo
Yakobson, Sergius There might be other correspondents. A list of the staff of the
M-Project is on page 347 of Field's history of the project. Check the
names of the staff with the list of correspondents in the Series II
container list. Series X Photographs 4 boxes
Not yet processed.
Series XI Microfilm l box
Not yet processed.
Series XII Card Files 3 boxes
There are two sets of card indexes. One is entitled "Reference
Collection Card File" which is a subject index to geography books
according to country or geographical region. It covers the period
1900-15. The second file is Engineering Service Index A-Z.
Series XIII Paris Peace Conference Files 8 boxes Not yet processed. File folder heading listing available in
container list. Access restricted. See Manuscripts Librarian.
Series XIV State Department Advisory Committee Files 7 boxes
Not yet processed. File folder heading listing available in
container list. Access restricted. See Manuscripts Librarian.
Series XV London Mission Files l box
Not yet processed. File folder heading listing available in
container list. Access restricted. See Manuscripts Librarian.
Series XVI Dumbarton Oaks Conference Files 8 boxes
Not yet processed. File folder heading listing available in
container list. Access restricted. See Manuscripts Librarian.
Series XVII San Francisco Conference Files 8 boxes
Not yet processed. File folder heading listing available in
container list. Access restricted. See Manuscripts Librarian. Series XVIII Degrees, Awards oversized drawer Container list avaiable. Container List
Box I.1 Personal Series
address book, telephone numbers
awards, honors
bibliography of Bowman's writings
biographical material
autobiographical notes
reminiscences
genealogical material
articles about Bowman 1915, 1930, 1935-50, n.d.
Box I.2 biographical material (cont.)
memorials
condolences financial papers
bank books 1933, 1937
insurance policy receipts
Waters Catering Co. bills 1946-48
Westchester Title and Trust Co. 1928-41 invitations, programs 1907, 1915-49, n.d. Johns Hopkins University material, guest lists Box I.3 memberships 1906-49
printed material
passports
photographs
Isaiah Bowman
Cora Goldthwait Bowman
Bowman family
Johns Hopkins University
Paris, Germany 1931
Goose Lake glass negatives list of photographs from:
Yale South American Expedition 1907
Yale Peruvian Expedition 1911
Expedition to Central Andes 1913 school papers
certificates
Ferris Institute notes 1900-1
Harvard University 1902-5
Yale University 1906, 1912 Bowman, Robert G. Psi Epsilog
Bowman, Walter P. Box I.4 Johns Hopkins University
letters on Bowman's appointment as president 1935
letters on Bowman's retirement 1948-49 Series II Correspondence Box 1 Ab-Ale (various)
Aagaard, Bjarne
Abbot, C.G.
Acheson, Dean
Achilles, Theodore C.
Adams, Cyrus C.
Adams, James Truslow
Adee, Alvey A.
Ahlfors, Lars V.
Ahlmann, Hans W.
Ahnert, Edward V.
Aiken, Wilford M.
Aiyar, C.P. Ramaswami
Albright, Horace Marden
Albright, William Foxwell
Aldrich, H.R.
Aldrich, Malcolm P.
Aldrich, Winthrop W.
All-An (various)
Allen, Alexander J.
Allen, Don Cameron
Allen, Frederick H.
Allen, George E.
Alsberg, Carl L.
Alvarez, Rafael Martinez
American Geographical Society (visitors' book)
Ames, C. Delano
Ames, Joseph Sweetman
Anderson, Arthur L.
Anderson, Charles R.
Anderson, D.R.
Anderson, George H. Box 1
(Cont.)
Anderson, J.
Anderson, J.K.
Anderson, R.O.
Anderson, Rose
Anderson, W. Cato
Andrews, Charles M.
Andrews, Donald H.
Andrews, Justin
Andrews, Matthew Page
Andrews, Roy Chapman
Angell, James R.
Antevs, Ernst
Ar-Ay (various)
Arctowski, Henry
Armour, Norman
Arnold, Benedict to Richard Nights (facsimile)
Ashworth, Robert A.
Atkinson, Brooks
Atterbury, Grosvenor
Atwood, Mildred
Atwood, Wallace W.
Aubert, Louis
Auld, George P.
Aurousseau, M.
Austin, Warren
Aydelotte, Frank
Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (1926 - 1939)
Box 2 Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (1940 - 1944)
Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (1945)
Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (1946)
Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (1947 - 1948)
Armstrong, Hamilton Fish (1949)
Bac - Ban (various)
Bachman, George W.
Baetjer, Charles H.
Baetjer, Edwin G.
Baetjer, Harry N.
Bailey, David
Bailey, Thomas A.
Baker, A.G.
Box 3 Baker, Holmes D.
Baker, Mary D.
Baker, Newton D.
Baker, O.E.
Baker, Ray Stannard
Baker, William G., Jr.
Bakst, Aaron
Ballou, Frank W.
Bannerman, Harold MacColl
Bar-Barr (various)
Barber, Joseph
Barbour, George B.
Barbour, Thomas
Barclay, Thomas S.
Bard, Phillip
Barker, Charles
Barker, Joseph
Barnard, Chester
Barnouw, Adrian Jacob
Baron, Hans
Barrell, Joseph
Barrows, Albert L.
Barrows, Vinnie G.
Bartholomew, John
Bartl - Bau (various)
Bartlett, Ford
Bartlett, Robert A.
Barton, Bruce
Barton, Carlyle
Barton, Henry A.
Barton, Randolph
Box 4 Baruch, Bernard M.
Baulig, Henri
Bayliff, William H.
Be - (various)
Beach, Clarke
Beard, Charles Austin
Beckett, Edgar W.
Behre, Charles H., Jr.
Belknap, Reginald R.
Bell, Herbert C.
Bell, Hobart H.
Bell, James Mackintosh
Belt, Grace P.
Benner, Thomas E.
Bennett, Hugh H. Box 4
(Cont.)
Bensinger, George C.
Berendsen, C.A.
Berkey, Charles P.
Berkner, Lloyd V.
Berle, Adolf A.
Bernard, Augustin
Beukema, Herman
Bi - (various)
Bidwell, Percy W.
Bigelow, Poultney
Bingham, Hiram Bird, A.R.
Birdseye, Claude H.
Birdseye, Sidney H.
Bishop, Aileen
Bissell, Clifford H.
Bl - (various)
Blakeslee, George H.
Blalock, Alfred
Blauch, Lloyd E.
Blaustein, Jacob
Bloom, Sol
Bo - (various)
Boas, George
Boatwright, F.W. Box 5 Boggs, Samuel Whittemore
Bok, Edward W.
Bonnell, Robert O.
Borchardt, Paul T.
Borup, H.D.
Bovard, James M.
Bower, Roy E.B.
Bowles, Gordon T.
Bowman, Robert G. (1919 - 1942) Box 6 Bowman, Robert G. (1943 - 1968) Box 7 Bowman Family
Box 8 Bra - (various)
Braden, Spruille
Brand, Donald D.
Brandeis, Louis D.
Brasch, Frederick E.
Bre - (various)
Breithaupt, William H.
Brew, John Otis
Bri - (various)
Brice, W.K.
Briggs, Lawrence Palmer
Briggs, Lyman J.
Brigham, Albert Perry
Brigham, Carl C.
Britten, Fred Albert
Bro - (various)
Broggi, J.A.
Bronk, Detlev W.
Brooks, Charles F.
Brooks, Van Wyck
Brophy, Byron J.
Brown, C. Hammond
Brown, Donald F.
Brown, Donaldson
Brown, Francis J.
Brown, Herbert Pomeroy
Brown, Lloyd A.
Brown, Ralph H.
Brown, Thomas R.
Brownlow Box 9 Bru - Bry (various)
Bruce, David
Bruce, Howard
Bruce, William Cabell
Brumbaugh, A.J.
Brunhes, Jean
Bryan, Kirk
Bu - By (various)
Bucher, Walter H.
Buck, Paul H.
Buck, Pearl S.
Buckler, William H.
Buehring, E.C.
Buell, Raymond Leslie
Box 9
(Cont.)
Burgess, Perry
Burpee, Lawrence J.
Bush, Vannevar
Butler, Nicholas
Byrd, Richard E.
Byrnes, James F.
Cab - Cas (various)
Cadogen, Alexander
Cadwalader, Charles M.B.
Cahill, B.J.S.
Cahn, Frank B.
Cain, Julien
Cairns, Huntington
Calciali, Cesare
Caldwell, Otis N.
Camp, Eugene M.
Campbell, John C.
Campbell, W.W.
Canon, W.B.
Carey, Francis King
Carlisle, Charles
Carlson, A.J. Box 10 Carmichael, Oliver C.
Carpenter, Farrington R.
Carr, Wilbur J.
Carroll, Penn L.
Carter, George F.
Carter, Marian S.
Carter, Wilmer C.
Cartwright, Morse A.
Caruthers, F.D.
Carver, Clifford N.
Casey, William J.
Cat - Ch (various)
Cattell, J. McKeen
Cattell, Jaques
Cattell, Ware
Chamberlain, Rollin T.
Chamberlain, T.C.
Champlin, Edgar R.
Chandler, Charles
Chang, Carsun
Chang, Chi-Yun
Box 10
(Cont.) Chapman, Frank M.
Chapman, H.H.
Chapman, S. Vannort
Cheek, Leslie
Chen, Chao Ming
Chen, T.T.
Chenery, William L.
Chenoweth, Laurence B.
Cherrington, Ben M.
Chesney, Alan M.
Chestnut, W. Calvin
Childs, Neal Townley
Childs, William F., Jr
Choate, Parker G.
Churchill, Winston
Cl - (various)
Clann Fhearghuis of Stra - Chur, Chief of
Clapp, Frederick G.
Clapp, H. Rowland
Clark, Andrew H.
Clark, Charles Upson
Clark, E.M.
Clark, Harriet
Clark, Henry C.
Clark, John E.
Clark, John Kirkland
Clark, Rose B.
Clark, Victor S.
Clark, William Mansfield
Clarke, Gilmore D.
Claxton, Brook Box 11 Claxton, Edmund
Clayton, Edgar H. (Mrs.)
Clayton, William L.
Clemens, C.
Cleveland, Harlan
Cleveland, Richard F.
Cleveland, Treadwell
Clifford, Rachel
Cloos, Ernst
Close, C.F.
Box 11
(Cont.) Coa - Com (various)
Cocke, M. Estes
Coffman, L.D.
Coker, R.E.
Colby, Bainbridge
Colby, Charles C.
Colin, Elicio
Colley, James
Collier, Charles W.
Colton, F.B.
Colton, R.C.
Comber, Thomas F., Jr.
Compton, Karl T.
Comstock, Ada L.
Con - Cox (various)
Conant, James B.
Concklin, Edward F.
Conklin, Edwin G.
Connally, Tom
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Cooke, Morris L.
Corson, Fred P.
Cort, W.W. Box 12 Corwin, Margaret T.
Coulter, John Wesley
Cowles, Henry C.
Cowling, Herford T.
Cox, F. Nutter
Cox, Harvey W.
Cox, Henry J.
Cox, Oscar
Cr - (various)
Crabb, A.L.
Craig, R. Glenn
Crampton, Henry E.
Crane, Charles R.
Crane, Robert T.
Crawford, O.G.S.
Cressney, George B.
Crist, Raymond E.
Box 12
(Cont.)
Cross, W. Redmond
Crow, Allen B.
Crum, Roy W.
Cu - (various)
Cullen, Thomas S.
Cummings, Harry (Mrs.)
Cunningham, Floyd F.
Cunningham, Harry F.
Curran, J.A.
Currier, Edith Sterling
Curtain, Enos
Curtis, Lionel
Cushing, Harvey
Cutler, George C.
Box 13 Da - (various)
D'Alesandro, Thomas
Dalgliesh, W. Harold
Daly, R.A.
Dana, Samuel T.
Dandy, Walter E.
Darby, H.C.
Darrow, Whitney
Darton, N.H.
Davie, Maurice R.
Davis, Charles
Davis, D.H.
Davis, E. Ashbury
Davis, John W.
Davis, Norman H.
Davis, William Morris
Dawson H.B.
Day, Arthur L.
Day, Clive
Day, Edmund E.
De - (various)
Deak, Francis
Dean, Edgar P.
Dean, George D.
Debenham, Frank
Dehuff, William A.
de Kruif, Paul
Delamarre, Mariel and Raymond
Dellenbaugh, Frederick S.
Box 13
(Cont.) Demangeon, A.
Denis, Pierre
Dent, P.W.
Denton, L.H.
Denworth, Katherine M.
DeWolf, Frank W.
Dexter, Byron
Di - (various)
Diebold, William, Jr.
Diez, William Edwin
Dill, David B.
Do - (various)
Dodds, Harold W.
Dodge, Richard E.
Dodge, Wendell Phillips
Donohue, William R.
Donoso, Ricardo
Douglas, A.E.
Douglas, William Orville Box 14 Dr - Du (various)
Draper, John William
Duggan, Lawrence
Duggan, Stephen P.
Dulles, Allen W.
Dulles, John Foster
Dumont, Paul E.
Dunbar, Carl O.
Dunning, H.A.B.
Durand, W.F.
Dyer, W.W.
Dyott
Dykstra, Clarence Addison
E - (various)
Earle, Edward Mead
Eastman, Lucius R.
Eaton, Charles A.
Egbert, James C.
Einstein, Albert
Eisenhart, Luther P.
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
Ellsworth, Lincoln
Elmhoist, Leonard
Elsbree, Hugh L.
Embrick, Stanley D.
Box 14
(Cont.)
Emory, Richard W.
England, Robert
English, Robert A.J.
Erickson, J.E.
Ernst, Morris L.
Evans, E. Estyn
Evans, Roger F.
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