Edward Dolan papers, 1924-1933.

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Edward Dolan papers, 1924-1933.

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Papers of Edward Dolan, a dentist and resident of South Manchester, Connecticut. Includes correspondence from Franklin D. Roosevelt, James A. Farley, Alfred E. Smith, Wilbur Cross, Homer Cummings, Louis Howe, Augustine Lonergan, and others on Democratic party affairs in Connecticut.

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