Robert E. McDole Papers 1949-1998 1949-1992

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Robert E. McDole Papers 1949-1998 1949-1992

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The Robert E. McDole Papers consist ofmaterials created or assembled by McDole during his undergraduate studentyears at Oregon State College, as a graduate student in soil science atthe University of Idaho, and in the course of his work as a soil scientistfor the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the University of Idaho. McDoleearned a BS in soils from Oregon State College in 1952 and MS and Ph.D.degrees from the University of Idaho in 1968 and 1969.

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