Leo A. Bernat papers, 1951-1980.

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Leo A. Bernat papers, 1951-1980.

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Correspondence, minutes of meetings, printed and mimeographed materials and newpaper clippings documenting the political and civic interests of Leo A. Bernat. There is information on the following: Minneapolis city government, including charter revision (1954-1969); Minneapolis city elections and legislative races in the Minneapolis area (1953-1967); American Federation of School Administrators, Local 30 (1971-1980); Minnesota Council of State Employees, No. 6 (AFSCME) (1955-1977); Minnesota Miscellaneous Employees Policy Committee (1955-1962); and insurance underwriters organizations (1951-1972).

5.0 cu. ft. (5 boxes).

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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SNAC Resource ID: 7316632

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