Installation of Martin Dewey Whitaker as President of Lehigh University (1946) [manuscript] 1946.

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Installation of Martin Dewey Whitaker as President of Lehigh University (1946) [manuscript] 1946.

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Contains some correspondence and working papers of the committees charged with making the arrangements for the ceremony, and the programs, which include the texts of the speeches to be given that day.

1 box .4 linear foot.

Lehigh University Libraries, Lehigh Libraries

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Lehigh University Libraries, Lehigh Libraries

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