Album, 1923-1959.

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Album, 1923-1959.

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Album containing significant letters from President Eisenhower, John Wingate Weeks and others relating to Week's career in government. Letters were removed by Mr. Weeks and placed in the album before he presented his papers to Dartmouth College. The remainder of his papers may be found in ML-2, The papers of Sinclair Weeks.

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