Oral history interview with M. L. Daman, 1974 February 1.

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Oral history interview with M. L. Daman, 1974 February 1.

Interview with M. L. Daman, an Army veteran, concerning his experiences while employed by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the Great Depression. Daman worked at camps in Lake Itasca, Minnesota and Bemidji, Minnesota (Company 3718, S-96).

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