Joseph T. Bentley files, 1952-1969.

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Joseph T. Bentley files, 1952-1969.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/82421591

Includes files concerning university budget, LDS Church School System, campus colleges and departments, faculty, staff, fund-raising, administrative meetings, students, Treasurer's Office, New World Archaeological Foundation, and athletics. Also includes files relative to Church schools in Mexico and in the Pacific, and some of Bentley's personal files. Includes significant amounts of correspondence with Ernest L. Wilkinson (president of BYU) and others.

158 boxes + 31 v. (89 lin. ft.)

Harold B. Lee Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 8282452

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Joseph T. Bentley held the following positions at Brigham Young University: instructor in accounting, 1953-1955; dean of Accounting Department, 1955-1956; administrative assistant to university president, 1957-1959; comptroller for BYU and Unified Church School System beginning in 1959. Retired, 1972. From the description of Joseph T. Bentley files, 1952-1969. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 82421591 ...