Records, 1951-1957.

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Records, 1951-1957.

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Includes correspondence, memoranda, and reports concerning colleges and departments, Auxiliary Services, Alumni Association, budget, Church Building Committees, campus planning, faculty, Deans Council, insurance lyceums and assemblies, associations and companies, real estate, Student Special Services, Ernest L. Wilkinson, projects, loans, policies, and procedures.

34 boxes, 3 v.

Harold B. Lee Library

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Church Educational System (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)

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Edwards, William F.

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Brigham Young University.

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