Financial records, 1908-1959 (inclusive).

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Financial records, 1908-1959 (inclusive).

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Includes financial accounts of the Business School, 1908-1949, including papers of budget officers George E. Bates and Luther G. Holbrook; and financial statements, 1955-1959. Also includes financial records of the operations of the 1924 endowment campaign and office files of Dean Wallace B. Donham, executive chairman of the campaign, which had as its goal five million dollars for the Business School and five million dollars for the Chemistry and Fine Arts Departments.

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Harvard Business School, Knowledge and Library Services/Baker Library

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Harvard Business School, Knowledge and Library Services/Baker Library

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James R. Williston Professor of Investment Management, Harvard Business School. From the description of George Eugene Bates papers, 1923-1978. (Harvard Business School). WorldCat record id: 269607966 ...

Donham, Wallace Brett, 1877-1954

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