Correspondence, 1952-[ongoing].

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Correspondence, 1952-[ongoing].

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Miscellaneous correspondence of the Chief of the Bureau of Game, including correspondence with the public, intradepartmental correspondence, and bureau activities reports.

New York State Archives

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