George C. Edwards, Jr. papers, 1921-1970, (bulk 1938-1963).

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George C. Edwards, Jr. papers, 1921-1970, (bulk 1938-1963).

Correspondence, clippings, speeches, minutes, reports, memoranda, and other materials relating to George Edwards, Jr. and his tenure as a justice of the Michigan Supreme Court and as commissioner of the Detroit Police.

52.5 linear ft. (103 boxes)

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