Project superintendents' reports, 1936-1937.

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Project superintendents' reports, 1936-1937.

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Copies of weekly progress reports submitted by the Project Superintendents to the Regional Directors. These reports frequently contain information concerning specific problems encountered in the survey of Federal field records.

6 linear ft. (15 boxes).

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