Box 5b
Contains 10 Results:
MLA BY-LAWS COMMITTEE. Correspondence and memoranda relating to changes in MLA by-laws, 1947-48. Also copies of previous by-laws dated 1934. +70 items, with duplicates., 1934 - 1948
MLA BY-LAWS COMMITTEE. Correspondence and memoranda relating to changes in MLA by-laws, 1947-48. Also copies of previous by-laws dated 1934. +70 items, with duplicates.
MLA COMMITTEE ON AWARDS AND OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS. Correspondence and report, 1947-48. 7 items., 1947 - 1948
MLA COMMITTEE ON AWARDS AND OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS. Correspondence and report, 1947-48. 7 items.
MLA COMMITTEE ON INDEXING. Correspondence and memoranda, mostly between Mrs. Cunningham, Janet Doe, and W.B. McDaniel (then president of MLA), 1945-47. Some correspondence relates to Springer periodicals. +85 items, including duplicates., 1945 - 1947
MLA COMMITTEE ON INDEXING. Correspondence and memoranda, mostly between Mrs. Cunningham, Janet Doe, and W.B. McDaniel (then president of MLA), 1945-47. Some correspondence relates to Springer periodicals. +85 items, including duplicates.
MLA COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION. General correspondence and list of scholarship recipients, 1953-61. 16 items., 1953 - 1961
MLA COMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION. General correspondence and list of scholarship recipients, 1953-61. 16 items.
MLA COMMITTEE ON PERIODICALS AND SERIALS (I). Correspondence (1940-45), mostly relating to acquisition of foreign periodicals. Most letters are 1940. 78 items., 1940 - 1945
MLA COMMITTEE ON PERIODICALS AND SERIALS (I). Correspondence (1940-45), mostly relating to acquisition of foreign periodicals. Most letters are 1940. 78 items.
MLA COMMITTEE ON PERIODICALS AND SERIALS (II). Correspondence, 1937-39. Also a note pertaining to the 1932 MLA meeting in San Francisco, at which Mrs. Cunningham first protested the rising cost of German periodicals. 31 items, 1932 - 1939
MLA COMMITTEE ON PERIODICALS AND SERIALS (II). Correspondence, 1937-39. Also a note pertaining to the 1932 MLA meeting in San Francisco, at which Mrs. Cunningham first protested the rising cost of German periodicals. 31 items
MLA COMMITTEE ON PERIODICALS AND SERIALS (III). Correspondence (1941-44) relating to importation of foreign periodicals during wartime. 59 items., 1941 - 1944
MLA COMMITTEE ON PERIODICALS AND SERIALS (III). Correspondence (1941-44) relating to importation of foreign periodicals during wartime. 59 items.
MLA COMMITTEE ON PERIODICALS AND SERIALS (IV). Correspondence (1945-55) regarding re-establishment of medical periodical imports after World War II. 93 items., 1945 - 1955
MLA COMMITTEE ON PERIODICALS AND SERIALS (IV). Correspondence (1945-55) regarding re-establishment of medical periodical imports after World War II. 93 items.
MLA COMMITTEE ON PERIODICALS AND SERIALS (V). Correspondence and memoranda, 1949-53. Interesting exchanges with Harold Oatfield, Charles Brown, Wilfrid Bonser and others concerning Springer periodicals and Mrs. Cunningham's role in reducing their cost in, 1949 - 1953
MLA COMMITTEE ON PERIODICALS AND SERIALS (V). Correspondence and memoranda, 1949-53. Interesting exchanges with Harold Oatfield, Charles Brown, Wilfrid Bonser and others concerning Springer periodicals and Mrs. Cunningham's role in reducing their cost in the 1930 ' s. 102 items.
MLA COMMITTEE ON PERIODICALS AND SERIALS (VI). Various memoranda on the price of European periodicals, 1935-40. 5 items, with many duplicates., 1935 - 1940
MLA COMMITTEE ON PERIODICALS AND SERIALS (VI). Various memoranda on the price of European periodicals, 1935-40. 5 items, with many duplicates.
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