Papers, 1912-1983.

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Papers, 1912-1983.

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Consists primarily of correspondence, 1921-1982, with the bulk falling between 1960 and 1962; diaries, 1912-1943; speeches and writings largely relating to economic issues; financial material containing articles and newsclippings about Groseclose and his economic policies as well as publications from the Citizens Foreign Aid Committee and the American Institute for Economic Research; valuations prepared by Groseclose, Williams & Associates; and organizational material from the International Council for Christian Leadership, Washington City Bible Society, and Welfare of the Blind, Inc.

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University of Oregon Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 6951446

University of Oregon Libraries

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