Coordinator of Law Enforcement Agencies correspondence, 1941-1945.

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Coordinator of Law Enforcement Agencies correspondence, 1941-1945.

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Coordinator of Law Enforcement Agencies correspondence with government and military officials, businessmen, and communication personnel discusses emergency communications; rural crime prevention; security; race relations; radio blackouts; penal institutions; espionage; selective service; railway police; the Coast Guard; traffic control; immigration and naturalization; prostitution; communicable diseases; industrial plants; rationing; and waterways. Also included are newspaper clippings; radio network maps; radio survey results; committee meeting minutes; state officials lists; bulletins; and reports.

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Illinois State Archive

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Illinois State Archive

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