Ethel Letitia Cornell papers, 1906-1964.

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Ethel Letitia Cornell papers, 1906-1964.

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Materials pertaining to Cornell's career as a psychologist with the New York State Education Department.

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Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.

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