Letters to Benjamin Shambaugh. 1936-1937.

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Letters to Benjamin Shambaugh. 1936-1937.

1) Wishing Shambaugh a quick recovery; thanking him for his hospitality. [s.l.]. 1936 Feb. 7. 2) Thanking Shambaugh for his hospitality. Kansas City, MO. 1937 Feb. 14.

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