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Exhibit 035

Minutes of the General Education Board, 26 February 1925, and of its Executive Committee, 30 September 1925

Exhibit 035 · Meeting minutes

Minutes of the General Education Board, 26 February 1925, and of its Executive Committee, 30 September 1925

According to E. Richard Brown's Rockefeller Medicine Men, on 26 February 1925 the General Education Board approved a University of Chicago contract that barred full-time clinical faculty from taking fees in the university's hospitals but allowed them to continue private practice outside those hospitals, with Gates dissenting. At the end of September 1925 the executive committee allowed Johns Hopkins, Vanderbilt, Washington University and Yale to modify their full-time contracts. Gates asked to have his negative vote recorded.

Source
General Education Board
Date
1925
Grade
Primary record
Document
https://archive.org/details/rockefellermedic00browrich
Accessed
2026-11-09
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Note
Known through E. Richard Brown, Rockefeller Medicine Men (1979), pp. 174–175. Archival locators from Brown's notes 122–123 (p. 262): GEB files, Rockefeller Foundation Archives.

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