William H. and Elizabeth Ann Upham papers, 1934-1946, 1973-1974.

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William H. and Elizabeth Ann Upham papers, 1934-1946, 1973-1974.

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Papers of William H. Upham and his wife Elizabeth ("Betty Ann", nee Dentz). The son of Wisconsin Governor William H. Upham, Upham attended the University of Wisconsin, served in World War II, and ran for governor on the American Party ticket in 1974. Betty Ann attended the University of Wisconsin where she met and married William Upham in 1937.

2.4 c.f. (6 archives boxes),3 photographs, and2 posters.

Wisconsin Historical Society, Newspaper Project

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Wisconsin Historical Society, Newspaper Project

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