Fred E. Busbey papers 1910-1965.

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Fred E. Busbey papers 1910-1965.

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Papers include official and personal correspondence, speeches and remarks, newsclippings, memorabilia, photographs, audiograph discs, maps and background material. Many of the photographs and battle maps reflect his service in World War I. Topics covered include McCarthyism, the House UnAmerican Activities Committee, Alger Hiss, and the Dresden bombing in World War II.

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