Box 9

Extensive coverage of the library, its holdings, staffing and space problems. Includes reports prepared by the library director in 1938 and 1940. Needs to be reorganized.

Correspondence between Woodward and State Senator Loizeaux, 1935-1938.

November 26, 1941, letter to Hershell Mosier. December 1, 1941, letter to Leroy Mercer. December 2, 1941, letter to Dr. Daniel McAuliffe. December 22, 1941, letter from James McCabe. May 5, 1942, letter from McGraw Hill. November 10, 1942, letter to Judge George Morrison. February 8, 1943, letter from Franklin Miller.

Prepared lists of approved colleges and universities in the United States. Provides name and address of each school along with the name of its president. Listed by state, 20 pages, 1939. Technological schools, listed by state, 23 pages. Engineering schools, listed by state, 8 pages. Universities of the World, listed by continent and country. Associations and Societies Mailing List. Scientific and Technical Societies of the U.S. Mailing List.

Handwritten information about nine members of the Mathematics Department Faculty. Probably prepared by J. Harold Johnston since it is written on the back of a memo dated November 18, 1942.

Correspondence of Ernest McMahon, Acting Secretary, after Woodward's departure. File covers the period from October 14, 1941, to early February 1942. Most letters in November were congratulatory memos to newly elected or reelected members of N. J. Legislature.

Information and correspondence regarding the development of a ROTC program at Rutgers, 1935. General material continues in the years 1940-1942.

Correspondence between Woodward and A. Harry Moore, U.S. Senator from New Jersey and Governor of New Jersey for three different terms, 193 5-1941.

"Sol Justitias et Occidentem Illustra," is translated for Catholic University. "Sun of Righteousness Shine Also on Our West."

Variety of correspondence from some "National Associations," 1941-1942.