Papers, 1923-1949.

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Papers, 1923-1949.

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Correspondence, reports and other papers relating to his work with the Dartmouth Alumni Council. Includes reports concerning revitalization of fraternity chapters, the National War Labor Board, the Dartmouth Eye Institute, and the awarding of an honorary degree in 1940.

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Dartmouth College. Alumni Council.

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McDavitt, Clarence G. (Clarence Godfrey), 1877-1957.

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Dartmouth College

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Hopkins, Ernest Martin, 1877-1964

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