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University of Pennsylvania Bicentennial, 1940, Conference Publication Collection, 1940-1941 (inclusive)

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1 cubic feet

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Commencement, 1975, Collection, 1975 (inclusive)

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2 cubic feet

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School of Veterinary Medicine. Centennial, 1984, Records, 1982-1985 (inclusive)

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2 cubic feet

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Philadelphia General Hospital, Office of Medical Education records, 1970-1976 (inclusive)

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8 cubic feet (8 boxes)

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Philadelphia General Hospital was run by the City of Philadelphia, and was located in West Philadelphia where Children's Hospital of Philadelphia now stands. The City closed Philadelphia General Hospital in 1977. The Records of Philadelphia General Hospital document the administrative and financial history of the institution.

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Philadelphia General Hospital, financial records, 1968-1977 (inclusive)

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2 cubic feet (1 box)

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Herman Lukoff Papers, 1940-1980 (inclusive)

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6 cubic feet

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Herman Lukoff, a pioneer in the computer industry, attended the Moore School of Electrical Engineering of the University of Pennsylvania from 1940 to 1943. Lukoff's career blossomed after 1950 when the Eckert-Mauchly Corporation was bought out by Remington Rand (later known as Sperry Rand) Corporation. The papers of Herman Lukoff mainly document his professional career at the Sperry Rand Corporation, although there is a small series of personal papers, primarily containing student notes while attending the University of Pennsylvania.

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McClellan Family Papers, 1862-1913 (inclusive)

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0.25 cubic feet

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The McClellan Family was prominent Philadelphia family involved in the city's early medical history, most notably George McClellan who was the founder of Jefferson Medical College and father of Civil War General George B. McClellan. This small collection largely consists of correspondence written to or from members of the McClellan family.

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Harl McDonald Papers, 1937-1944 (inclusive)

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2 cubic feet

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Harl McDonald was appointed a lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania in 1927 and enjoyed other appointments at the University including the Director of the Music Department and Director of the Univeristy's Choral Society and the Pennsylvania Glee Club. The collection largely consists of recordings of music conducted by McDonald.

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Otto Rank Papers, 1912-1936 (inclusive)

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1 cubic feet

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Dr. Otto Rank, an internationally known psychologist, was considered a brilliant student of Dr. Sigmund Freud. His academic career included lecturing at the University of Pennsylvania School of Social and Health Work, 1929-1939. The papers of Otto Rank are predominantly composed of his writings, 1912-1936.

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LeRoy Smith, Jr. Papers, 1939-1988 (inclusive)

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6 item(s)

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LeRoy Smith, Jr. attended the University of Pennsylvania where he received a B.S. in Education from in 1934 and a Masters of Arts Degree in 1943. The collection consists of academic and religious poems written by Smith from his college days throughout the remainder of his life.

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