Letter, 1942, July 22.

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Letter, 1942, July 22.

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Letter, November 1, 1963, from Ford Frick to Philip Wrigley informing him that he believes a meeting of top baseball executives is necessary and he is in the process of finalizing a date. The letter is a copy of a letter sent; Mr. Frick's name is written on the second page.

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Frick, Ford C.

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Wrigley, Philip K. (Philip Knight), 1894-1977

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