George J. Hecht papers, [ca. 1915]-1974.

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George J. Hecht papers, [ca. 1915]-1974.

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Correspondence, news clippings, and articles relating to George J. Hecht (Cornell University Class of 1917). Correspondents of note include John Lovejoy Elliot of the Ethical Culture Society and the Hudson Guild, William DeForest, James G. Blain, and Senators Hubert Humphrey, Lister Hill, Cleveland Bailey, and Robert Kennedy. Also included are three taped interviews and transcripts, 1974.

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Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell University Library.

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George J., Hecht 1895-1980.

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