Box 2

Various letters thanking Woodward for sending copies of President Clothier's 1941 Baccalaureate address "This South Wind Blowing Softly." A letter dated June 22, 1941, from a man whose son was flunked by Rutgers is included, since he also received a copy of the address and was not too pleased by receiving it. All others praised the address.

Correspondence between Woodward and Senator Warren Barbour, spanning the years 1935-1940. While mainly focused on the effects of legislation on Rutgers, it appears that Woodward and Barbour developed a personal relationship. Letter from October 1941 indicates that Rutgers continued its relationship with the Senator after Woodward's departure.

Undated notes on the Rutgers Botanical Collection prepared by the Botany Department.

Confidential copy of Rutgers Universities Men's Colleges budgets for 1933-1934. Includes decreases in income and proposed decreases in expenses. Includes list of professors relieved of duties and amount of money saved. Cuts are to be made by every department. 1935-1936 academic year budget requests.

List of buildings erected by using state appropriations money. Book values given for June 1927 and June 1928. Summary of all buildings and how they came to be built.

December 1941 letter from Major E. Closson. September 9, 1942, letter from Cape May Historical Society. November 23, 1942, letter from G. M. Conover.