Lloyd Cornell papers Cornell (Lloyd) papers circa 1943-1969

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Lloyd Cornell papers Cornell (Lloyd) papers circa 1943-1969

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The Lloyd Cornell papers contain office files and correspondence regarding Brown Clubs around the United States, as well as admissions and the awarding of financial aid and scholarships at Brown University. The papers contain correspondence and other materials related to many of the named scholarships at Brown, such as the Charles of the Ritz Scholarship. They are dated from circa 1948 to 1969.

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John Hay Library, Special Collections

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