Elisabeth Luce Moore Papers 1928-1989

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Elisabeth Luce Moore Papers 1928-1989

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Journalist; Editor; Trustee, State University of New York; YWCA official; and International relations specialist. Papers include an scrapbooks; oral history; correspondence; photographs and clippings; travel files from trips to Asia, Europe, Australia, and China; speeches and writings; and files pertaining to organizations concerned with international relations, education, and international development, among them the Young Women's Christion Association and SUNY.

15 boxes; (13 linear ft.)

eng,

Sophia Smith Collection

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