Blaine Hallock letter to Wayne L. Morse 1952 June 30

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Blaine Hallock letter to Wayne L. Morse 1952 June 30

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Typescript carbon copy letter from Blaine Hallock, Baker, Oregon, to Wayne L. Morse, Washington, D.C., 11 pp, 30 June 1952, reacting to a speech given by Morse regarding the Bonneville Power Administration and Hell's Canyon.

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Oregon Historical Society Research Library

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