Box 54

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series:

Series 17 is housed in 1 box, number 54. It contains the personal correspondence of William Cooper. The materials in these files provide insight into Cooper’s relationships with his family and non-professional friends and acquaintances. Notable names include Rae Cooper, his mother; Ruth Cooper, his wife; and Emilie Boguchwal, his sister.

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series:

Series 17 is housed in 1 box, number 54. It contains the personal correspondence of William Cooper. The materials in these files provide insight into Cooper’s relationships with his family and non-professional friends and acquaintances. Notable names include Rae Cooper, his mother; Ruth Cooper, his wife; and Emilie Boguchwal, his sister.

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series:

Series 17 is housed in 1 box, number 54. It contains the personal correspondence of William Cooper. The materials in these files provide insight into Cooper’s relationships with his family and non-professional friends and acquaintances. Notable names include Rae Cooper, his mother; Ruth Cooper, his wife; and Emilie Boguchwal, his sister.

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series:

Series 17 is housed in 1 box, number 54. It contains the personal correspondence of William Cooper. The materials in these files provide insight into Cooper’s relationships with his family and non-professional friends and acquaintances. Notable names include Rae Cooper, his mother; Ruth Cooper, his wife; and Emilie Boguchwal, his sister.

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series:

Series 17 is housed in 1 box, number 54. It contains the personal correspondence of William Cooper. The materials in these files provide insight into Cooper’s relationships with his family and non-professional friends and acquaintances. Notable names include Rae Cooper, his mother; Ruth Cooper, his wife; and Emilie Boguchwal, his sister.

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series:

Series 17 is housed in 1 box, number 54. It contains the personal correspondence of William Cooper. The materials in these files provide insight into Cooper’s relationships with his family and non-professional friends and acquaintances. Notable names include Rae Cooper, his mother; Ruth Cooper, his wife; and Emilie Boguchwal, his sister.

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series:

Series 17 is housed in 1 box, number 54. It contains the personal correspondence of William Cooper. The materials in these files provide insight into Cooper’s relationships with his family and non-professional friends and acquaintances. Notable names include Rae Cooper, his mother; Ruth Cooper, his wife; and Emilie Boguchwal, his sister.

Scope and Contents note From the Sub-Series:

Series 17 is housed in 1 box, number 54. It contains the personal correspondence of William Cooper. The materials in these files provide insight into Cooper’s relationships with his family and non-professional friends and acquaintances. Notable names include Rae Cooper, his mother; Ruth Cooper, his wife; and Emilie Boguchwal, his sister.

Subseries Description From the Sub-Series: Subseries 18 is housed in 16 boxes, numbers 54 through 69. It contains William Cooper’s professional correspondence. Important topics include the history of Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the Accounting Hall of Fame, and the Government Accountability Office (GAO). The series contains letters from Abraham Charnes, Richard M. Cyert, Herbert A. Simon, Yuji Ijiri, Eric L. Kohler, George Leland Bach, and George Kozmetsky. Because Cooper maintained his...

Subseries Description From the Sub-Series: Subseries 18 is housed in 16 boxes, numbers 54 through 69. It contains William Cooper’s professional correspondence. Important topics include the history of Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), the Accounting Hall of Fame, and the Government Accountability Office (GAO). The series contains letters from Abraham Charnes, Richard M. Cyert, Herbert A. Simon, Yuji Ijiri, Eric L. Kohler, George Leland Bach, and George Kozmetsky. Because Cooper maintained his...