Eddie Wallace papers, 1940-1983.

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Eddie Wallace papers, 1940-1983.

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These papers consist of copies of correspondence, news clippings, magazines, programs, and other printed material and reproductions of photographs and posters from Wallace's personal collection. The materials focus on the work of the Sunshine Boys and Diplomats in the Southeast, California, and Nevada from approximately 1940 through the late 1970s.

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