Papers of Charles H. McCloy, 1907-1959.

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Papers of Charles H. McCloy, 1907-1959.

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Bibliographies, correspondence, lecture notes, microfilm, motion picture film, publications, speeches, subject folders, and surveys on anthropometry, isometrics, physical fitness, physical reconditioning, sports medicine, and professional activities in physical education. Institutions include colleges and universities and Young Men's Christian associations in China and the United States and the United States army and navy. International locations include Argentina, China, and Japan. Surveys include Tuskegee University, Alabama, and YMCAs in Brooklyn and Queens, New York, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Curricular material is from Teachers College, Columbia University, and from the University of Iowa. Correspondents include Charles A. Bucher, Edward A. Capen, H. Harrison Clarke, Virginia C. Gildersleeve, John A. Hannah, Ernst Jokl, Walter F. Loehwing, King McCristal, Roswell D. Merrick, Henry J. Montoye, Howard A. Rusk, Fred Schwengel, Seward C. Staley, Arthur H. Steinhaus, George D. Stoddard, Maxwell D. Taylor, Carl A. Troester, Paul Dudley White, and Joseph B. Wolffe.

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