Papers, [ca. 1931-1950].

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Papers, [ca. 1931-1950].

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Correspondence with family, friends, and colleagues. Typescripts of editorials from the New Canaan Gazette, the Washington Post, and the Claremont Daily Eagle. Clippings from the Washington Post. Material about the Lucius W. Niemen Fellowship for Newspapermen at Harvard University. Material about the International Labour Union and Latin America and about the Office of the Coordinator for Inter-American Affairs.

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Dartmouth College Library

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