State forester's correspondence 1933-1975.

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State forester's correspondence 1933-1975.

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Series documents communications between the State Forester and local, state, federal, and foreign agencies and organizations. Records include letters, memos, telegrams, reports, circulars, bulletins, photographs, maps, and attached articles and brochures. The subjects of this correspondence are wide-ranging and cover most aspects of state, national, and international forest policy.

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Civilian Conservation Corps (U.S.)

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United States. Bureau of Land Management

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