Wilfrid de St. Aubin papers, 1938-1980.
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Executive with the American Red Cross. From the description of Wilfrid de St. Aubin papers, 1938-1980. (University of Michigan). WorldCat record id: 34420612 Wilfrid de St. Aubin was born in Chicago, Illinois on November 24, 1902. He was educated at Notre Dame University and the Chicago-Kent College of Law. During the depression, he worked for various relief agencies in Indiana and Washington DC. It was during World War II that St. Aubin first began ...
