Erwin C. Surrency political campaign collection, 1946-1964.
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Erwin Campbell Surrency (1924- ), librarian and educator, born in Jesup, Georgia. From the description of Erwin C. Surrency political campaign collection, 1946-1964. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 38477798 ...
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