Regional office correspondence file, 1940-[ongoing].

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Regional office correspondence file, 1940-[ongoing].

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Excludes correspondence regarding individual waters; including but no restricted to: fish and game clubs correspondence; Dingell-Johnson correspondence; farm fish ponds correspondence; general departmental correspondence; and correspondence with the public.

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