Edward Goodale Papers, 1930-1970.

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Edward Goodale Papers, 1930-1970.

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Papers concerning his polar career. Includes material on the 1937 Goodale-McGregor expedition, the Weather Bureau's work in the Arctic during World War Two, and the work of the Air Transport Command. The correspondence with and about Richard E. Byrd is photocopied; the originals were given to the National Archives prior to acquisition of the collection.

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