Samuel Garmezy papers, 1918-1973.

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Samuel Garmezy papers, 1918-1973.

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Legal documents and stock agreements from the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Company of Manila; correspondence, invitations, and brochures relating to his time in the Philippines; correspondence, documents and clippings relating to his time in internment camps at Santo Tomas and Los Baños, and war damage claims; photographs and other items of or relating to the Philippines; and items relating to the Cornell Club of New York, Cornell reunions, the Tower Club, the College of Engineering. Also materials relating to the Philippine Club of New York and various Cornell publications.

2 cubic ft.

Cornell University Library

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