Thomas B. Wilson papers, 1902-1959.

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Thomas B. Wilson papers, 1902-1959.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/677028583

This collection consists of correspondence files of Thomas Bayne Wilson documenting his tenure as a brigadier general and president of the Southern Pacific Motor Transport Company & the Pacific Greyhound Corporation. Some correspondence discusses a blackmail scandal and United States government investigation concerning Wilson, particularly regarding tungsten. The correspondence files are organized chronologically by date. Included is a chronological resume of his career and copies of letters, orders, citations, recommendations, and similar documents.

1 ft. (3 boxes + 2 oversize folders and 1 item)

Kansas State Historical Society

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Wilson, Thomas Bayne, 1892-1963.

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Transportation company administrator;.military officer; regional director, Defense Materials Procurement Agency. Of Kansas, San Francisco, London. From the description of Thomas B. Wilson papers, 1902-1959. (Kansas State Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 677028583 ...