Executive Director. Records

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Executive Director. Records

1940-1950

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Chiefly the records of Robert Dexter, executive director, 1941-1944, andCharles Joy, executive director, 1944-1946. The collection also includescorrespondence from Edward A. Cahill, associate director, 1944-1947; Howard L.Brooks, associate director, 1943-1953, and acting director, July-November 1952, July1946-March 1947; and other people associated with the Service Committee, such asNoel Field and Elizabeth Dexter.

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Andover-Harvard Theological Library

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