Stanley Fuller Bailey papers, 1940-1951.

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Stanley Fuller Bailey papers, 1940-1951.

The four linear feet of the Stanley Fuller Bailey Papers spans the years 1940-1951. However, the papers lack materials from 1944-1945 while Bailey was serving in the U.S. Navy. The majority of the papers contain correspondence to researchers and growers regarding the control of crop pests. Also included are manuscripts of some of Bailey's writings, including several on thrips.

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