Papers, ca. 1940-1985.

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Papers, ca. 1940-1985.

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The collection consists of the personal and business papers of William Boardman The personal papers include materials on his World War II service, public service and political activities. The personal papers are arranged chronologically and thereafter by subject. The business papers are arranged by enterprise.

19.2 cu. ft.

OCLC Western Training, W7L

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SNAC Resource ID: 7486910

OCLC Western Training, W7L

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