Stephen Pace papers, 1937-1951.

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Stephen Pace papers, 1937-1951.

The collection consists of a small portion of the office files of U.S. Congressman Stephen Pace. Contains correspondence regarding post office appointments, 1937-1951.

1 linear ft.

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