Papers, 1931-1951.

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Papers, 1931-1951.

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The first part of the Arthur E. Pew, Jr. Papers contains corporate and administrative records. Most of this material dates from the period 1931-1951 when he was involved with the Houdry Process Corporation. The records consist of annual reports, board of director, executive committee, and stockholder files.

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