Thelma Hunt papers, 1941-1989.

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Thelma Hunt papers, 1941-1989.

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Materials in this collection include speeches, pamphlets, journals, books, correspondence, articles, photographs, audio tapes, an oral history transcript, and awards. They range in date from 1941-1989.

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George Washington University

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George Washington University

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