Stanton W. Todd Papers, 1942-1984

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Stanton W. Todd Papers, 1942-1984

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Grand Rapids, Michigan, businessman, and participant in the Home Front, a reform group within the Republican Party of Grand Rapids. Reminiscences and biographical material; Home Front files, including correspondence, and newsletters; and topical files relating to other political and civic activities.

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Todd, Stanton W. (Stanton Wesley), 1908-

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During the 1940s in Grand Rapids, Michigan, a group of young Republicans led a reform movement aimed at wiping out the "bossism" of Frank M. McKay in the Republican party of Kent County. It was Gerald Ford's involvement in this reform group, called the Republican Home Front, which launched his poltical career. One of the founders of the Home Front and its chief spokesman for the period of 1942-1948 was a young Grand Rapids businessman named Stanton W. Todd, Jr. Todd was ...

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