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• Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship Awards Press Release, 1945
  A press release from the Julius Rosenwald Fund dated May 18, 1945 announcing 46 fellowships totaling 88500 dollars, including 29 Negro recipients, 15 White Southern recipients, and 2 recipients in race relations. Notable fellows include Mr. Dean Dixon, Mr. Woodrow Wilson Crumbo, Ms. Elizabeth Hardwick, Mr. Bucklin Moon, and Mr. Richard Hamme.
• Julius Rosenwald Fund Labor Scholarship Application Blank, 1945
  A labor scholarship application blank from Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship in 1945, which would include the applicant's name and personal information, applicant field of interest, the applicant education history and employment record, the applicant references, and an essay on how the fellowship would help the applicant.
• Request for Assistance in Scouting Promising Candidates Sent to Paul R. Williams
  A letter sent to Mr. Paul R. Williams from Mr. George M. Reynolds on July 12, 1939 to recommend talented individuals for Julius Rosenwald Fund fellowships, emphasizing the Fund's focus on exceptional candidates across various fields.
• Interest on the Progress of Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellows
  A letter sent from the Director for Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowships on September 25, 1940 inquiring about the progress and updates of former Rosenwald Fund fellowship recipients, information such as: career developments, promotions, salary increases, degrees earned, publications, special honors or activities, and general remarks.
• Request for Assistance in Scouting Promising Candidates for 1942 Fellowship
  A letter sent on November 12, 1941 requesting assistance in identifying promising and qualified candidates for the 1942 Fellowship program. Applications came in regularly, but the writer was sure the recipient would recommend applicants of superior caliber, given the recipient was a former fellow.
• Confirmation Letters and Julius Rosenwald Fund Fellowship Application Blank, 1944
  A document including confirmation letters for application request, confirmation of application receipt, and confirmation of receipt of confidential statement, sent by Mrs. William C. Haygood, along with a Julius Rosenwald Fund fellowship application form from 1944 to be completed and submitted to Mrs. William C. Haygood by January 3, 1944.
• Information Booklet on Information Concerning Fellowships, 1938
  An information booklet from the International Health Division, Rockefeller Foundation in 1938. The booklet relayed information concerning fellowships, especially regarding requirements for appointment to fellowship, stipends given during fellowship, special information for foreign fellows appointed to study in the United States, etc.
• Information Booklet on Information and Regulations for Fellows, 1937
  An information booklet from the Rockefeller Foundation and General Education Board in 1937. The booklet relayed information and regulations for fellows, especially regarding allowances given for the fellowship and the regulations for applying for fellowship.
• The Rockefeller Foundation: Fellowship Application Blank & Medical Examination Record
  An application blank for applying for a Fellowship. The document would include the applicant personal information, the applicant professional experiences, the applicant future prospects, references, and the applicant signature. Also included is the applicant medical examination and the record of immunization.
• The Rockefeller Foundation: Fellowship Application Blank & Medical Examination Record
  An application blank for applying for a Fellowship. The document would include the applicant personal information, the applicant professional experiences, the applicant's future prospects, references, and the applicant signature. Also included is the applicant x-ray examination, medical examination, and the record of immunization.
• The Rockefeller Foundation: Fellowship Application Blank & Medical Examination Record
  An application blank for applying for a Fellowship. The document would include the applicant personal information, the applicant professional experiences, the applicant future prospects, references, and the applicant signature. Also included is the applicant medical examination and the record of immunization.
• General Education Board: Fellowship Application Blank
  An application blank for applying for a Fellowship. The document would include the applicant personal information, the applicant's professional experiences and publications, the applicant future prospects, references, and signatures from the applicant and sponsors.
• General Education Board: Fellowship Application Blank & Medical Examination Record
  An application blank for applying for a Fellowship. The document would include the applicant's personal information, the applicant professional experiences and publications, the applicant future prospects, references, and signatures from the applicant and sponsors. Also included is the applicant medical examination and the record of immunization.
• General Education Board: Fellowship Application Blank
  An application blank for applying for a Fellowship. The document would include the applicant personal information, the applicant professional experiences and publications, the applicant future prospects, references, and signatures from the applicant and sponsors.
• General Education Board: Fellowship Application Blank & Instructions
  An application blank for applying for a Fellowship. The document would include the applicant personal information, the applicant professional experiences and publications, the applicant future prospects, references, and signatures from the applicant and sponsors. Also included are instructions from the General Education Board, New York on how the applicant should fill the application, especially references, necessary signatures, and mailto of completed application.
• Blank for Remarks on Fellowship Grant
  A blank for awarding grants to selected Fellowship applicants. The document would include the applicant's experiences, the stipend awarded to the applicant, and medical and authorization. Also included is a space on the document for notes and remarks.
• General Education Board Fellowship: Blank for Fellowship Grant
  A blank by the General Education Board for awarding grants to selected Fellowship applicants. The document would include the applicant personal and professional information, the applicant proposed plan of study and research and future plans, and the stipend awarded to the applicant. Also included are signatures of the Associate Director, the Comptroller, and the Vice-President and Director, and the date of approval.
• General Education Board: Fellowships
  A document by the General Education Board detailing the Fellowship program in the South as of February 1946. The purpose in awarding training fellowships was to prepare promising talents and to strengthen selected Southern institutions. Also detailed in the document include the provisions of the fellowship, the principles in selecting applicants, and the procedure to sending application blanks.
• General Education Board: Instructions for Fellowship Application
  A document containing instructions from the General Education Board, New York on how the applicant should fill the application, especially references, necessary signatures, and material of completed application.
• Fellowships in the United States of America, 1945
  A document by Mr. Henry Allen Moe from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation in 1945 centered on fellowships for research and for creative work in the fine arts including music. The document details how fellowships were decided and awarded and lists the board of trustees, memorial fellows in 1944, and the committee of selection in April 1944. It also includes a memorandum explaining that the trustees of the foundation had appropriated post service fellowships as an addition to the usual fellowship budgets and noting that the deadline for fellowships was typically October 15 or earlier each year.
• John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation: Receipt of Letter
  A note by Mr. Henry Allen Moe acknowledging receipt of letter, and it would get due attention.
• John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation: Confidential Statement Confirmation
  A note by Mr. Henry Allen Moe acknowledging receipt of confidential statement concerning an applicant for a fellowship of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation.
• John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation: Application Verdict
  A note by Mr. Henry Allen Moe acknowledging response to application request.
• John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation: Application Confirmation
  A note by Mr. Henry Allen Moe acknowledging receipt of fellowship application. The note also stated that grants for 1931-32 would be made in March 1931.
• Fellowships in the United States of America, 1938
  A document by Mr. Henry Allen Moe from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation in 1938 centered on fellowships for advanced study abroad. The document details how fellowships were decided and awarded and lists the board of trustees, memorial fellows appointed from Latin America and the United States in 1937, and the committee of selection in May 1937.