James Harlan Pope letter to George P. Hammond : Los Angeles : LS, 1956 Apr. 26.
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Hammond, George Peter 1896-
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American historian, author, director of the Bancroft Library, and professor of history at various American universities. From the description of Papers, 1628-1960. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122599113 George P. Hammond, son of a Danish homesteader in North Dakota, resided in that state until his adolescence, at which point he moved, along with his family, to California. There, he pursued his doctoral degree and established himself as a known scholar of Mexic...
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Pope was born on Aug. 31, 1885 in Clayton, MI; attended Albion College (1903-6) and Univ. of Southern CA Law School (1911-7); reporter, then city editor of the Detroit morning news, 1909; reporter, LA times (1910-2) and LA evening herald (1912-6); admitted to CA bar, 1915; became the LA city public defender (1916-23), and judge, police court (1923-6); became Municipal Court judge in 1926, and presiding judge in 1931; member, board of trustees of the LA County Law Library, and of the Conference o...
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