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...largely because of an extensive research project carried on for many months prior to the outbreak of war and costing many thousands of dollars. Some idea of the School's aims and programs for the duration can be gained from the following excerpts from a talk given by Dean Donham to the first war-time class, which entered in January...
Presentation took place in the large lecture room of the Fogg Museum before Faculty members including Dean Chase and retiring Dean Donham of the Business School, and ranking officials of the First Corps Area and of the Harvard...
...Donham, Chase Present...
...program was opened with the invocation by Lieut. Col. Walter J. Donahue, Chaplain of the First Corps Area. Short addresses to the graduating cadets were then made by Professor George B. Chase, Dean of the University; Professor Wallace B. Donham, Dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration; Robert H. Hallowell, Chairman of the Visiting Committee on Military and Naval Science and Tactics of the Harvard Board of Overseers; and Col. Francis A. Doniat, Professor of Military Science and Tacties and commanding the Harvard...
...Dean Donham retires and an era comes to an end. He will carry on as George F. Baker Professor of Administration. (The late George F. Baker donated $5,000,000 to build the School.) Dean Donham's successor is Idaho-born, 46-year-old Donald Kirk David, a graduate of the School (1919) and an old Donham disciple. Donham's first assistant, after 1927 he became a power in retail foods, first with Royal Baking Powder, then as first president of Chase & Sanborn, finally as a director of Standard Brands. Last February he went back to the Business...