Andrew F. Lockhart papers, 1920-1964.

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Andrew F. Lockhart papers, 1920-1964.

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Correspondence, clippings, and memorabilia pertaining to Lockhart's editorship (1931-1956) of the Minnesota Union Advocate, published by the St. Paul Trades and Labor Assembly, and to his St. Paul civic activities; Lockhart's letters to his sisters (1943-1948, 1962-1963) giving his views on politics, current events, religion, and American foreign policy; and a pamphlet by Lockhart entitled The Old Home Town and Other Memories (Milbank, S. Dak., 1920).

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