The William C. Chase papers, 1931-1981.

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The William C. Chase papers, 1931-1981.

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Newspaper clippings and souvenir programs regarding MacArthur (1969-1981); clippings on 1st Cavalry Division and Association (1983). Photocopied photos of MacArthur and Chase during World War II plus fortifications and combat scenes encountered during the Philippine campaigns. Official correspondence (1955) and papers relating to a lecture on Nationalist China (1976); certificates of military school graduation.

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