10.5 Linear Shelf ft. His papers contain business and personal correspondence, research notes and published and unpublished articles, talks, and book reviews by Dr. Curtis, photographs, articles on his retirement and death, printed technical material, and a copy of his account of his career. The papers were left in Dr. Curtis' arrangement when possible, with a series of letters to or from the individual or firm grouped together and filed chronologically. Where there were only one or two pieces of correspondence with an individual, these were placed in folders according to last initial and filed in chronological order.
Dates following the description in the contents refer to the period covered by the correspondence.
C. Alfred H. White, professor of chemical engineering, University of Michigan. Includes letters to and from Dr. White's son, McLaren. T. Chemical engineering at Yale. Material on philosophy of the course, requirements for degrees, etc. B. Alpha Chi Sigma.