Papers. 1922-1950, 1982.

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Papers. 1922-1950, 1982.

Political correspondence and speeches concerning candidates and issues related to the Democratic-Farmer-Lobor Party of Minnesota, the election of Franklin D. Roosevelt, and isolationism.

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Tri-College Library

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