The Pink Elephant Revisited

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Pink Elephant Tavern in the Harrington Hotel in Washington to agree on the details necessary to administer a grant from the Council on Library Resources, Inc., to the Society of American Archivists for a survey of state archival programs. Ernst Posner, of course, was far more than a refugee; in fact, he had become a major force in the development of archival training and administration in the United States.1 Mayfield Bray was more than a research assistant; in fact, she was a trusted associate of Ernst's and a substantial contributor to the

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