J. Donald Roll, S.J., papers, 1912-1985.

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J. Donald Roll, S.J., papers, 1912-1985.

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The J. Donald Roll, S.J., papers consist of 2 linear feet spanning the years 1912 to 1985 (bulk 1933-1985). This collection includes curriculum vitae, notes, correspondence, photos, diplomas, newsletters and articles, dissertations, programs, manuals, pamphlets, and reports. Subjects include Loyola University Chicago, Physics, the seismograph station at Loyola, MANTRA, and the Chicago Association of Technological Societies.

2 linear feet.

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