Virginia Bunker Barnett Papers 1941-1966
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Barnett, Edmund S., 1917-1991
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Peace Corps (U.S.)-Bolivia
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Bunker, Eugene F., 1928-1987
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Howe, James Pomeroy, 1879-1970
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American journalist; Associated Press correspondent in Europe and China. From the description of James Pomeroy Howe papers, 1917-1955. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 123401599 James P. Howe, an Associated Press foreign correspondent for 21 years, was the son of famous Kansas writer and newspaper publisher, Edgar Watson Howe, of the Atchison Globe. An editorial in the Emporia Gazette, called James Howe "the most famous reporter Kansas has ever developed--one of the world famo...
Bunker, Mariam Cooper, 1890-1991
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Bunker family
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Barnett, Virginia Bunker, 1918-1999
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Mariam Virginia Bunker was born in 1918 to Eugene F. Bunker, Jr., a leading attorney in Bozeman Montana and Mariam Cooper Bunker, the only child of prominent Bozeman Montana pioneer Walter Cooper. Her sister Elizabeth Frances Bunker was born in 1920 and her brother Eugene F. Bunker, Jr. was born in 1928. Virginia was raised in Bozeman and married Edmund S. Barnett, moving to Lafayette, California where he was an attorney. She died in March of 1999 at the age of 80. From the guide to ...
Bunker, Elizabeth Frances, 1920-
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