Western Electric Company, Kearny Works, papers 1956.

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Western Electric Company, Kearny Works, papers 1956.

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1 letter dated Oct. 29, 1959 from A.P. Clow, Works Manager of the Western Electric Company, Kearny Works in Kearny, N.J., to Hudson Moore, Jr., thanking him and the directors of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company for touring the Kearny Works; 1 clipping from the Kearnygram (in-house newspaper) detailing tour by directors with photograph of H.R. Maddox, W.K Koch, D.F. Daly and H. Moore Jr.

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Denver Public Library, Central Library

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