Phillip G. Back papers, 1935-1953.

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Phillip G. Back papers, 1935-1953.

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The Phillip G. Back Papers contain correspondence related to his multiple business ventures in Arkansas, to a proposal to DuPont for a new product use, and to his attempt to secure a military commission during World War II. The collection also holds correspondence, meeting minutes, and various other documents related to Back's activities with the Boys' Industrial School and the Temple Men's Club. The Phillip G. Back Papers also contains documents and plans for a 1937 home construction, as well as the various cards, certificates, and documents related to Phillip Back's various hobbies and other positions he held, including Justice of the Peace and Democratic Delegate.

1 box (1.04 linear feet)

Central Arkansas Library System, Main Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7994628

Central Arkansas Library System, Main Library

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