Title

A Study of the Average Monthly Income and Expenditures of Married Dartmouth Students, October 1946-April 1947 See all items with this value

Description

This paper first provides figures about married Dartmouth student income and expenses, including the contribution of student wives. Although wives without children are credited as the primary family earners, the authors indicate that they believe the most important source of income is the GI Bill, which “negates the fear of many masculine members on our campus that the fairer sex is here to stay.” See all items with this value

Note or Transcription

This digitization includes the chapters one, three, and four. To view the full text, visit Rauner Special Collections Library or contact rauner.reference@dartmouth.edu.

Creator

Thomas J. Murray See all items with this value

Leonard E. Morrissey See all items with this value

Date Created

1947-05-30

Place of Publication

Hanover, NH

Citation Information

Murray, Thomas J., and Leonard E. Morrissey. “A study of the average monthly income and expenditures of married Dartmouth students residing in Sachem Village, Wigwarm Circle, Middle and South Fayerweather Halls, October 1946- April 1947.” May 30, 1947. D.C. History LD1441 .M8. Rauner Special Collections Library, Hanover, NH. See all items with this value

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