League of American Writers archives, circa 1935-1942.

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League of American Writers archives, circa 1935-1942.

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Administrative, correspondence, congresses, affiliated group, published materials, and clippings concerning the activities and interests of the League.

Originals : 6 boxes and 5 oversize boxes (2.8 linear ft.)Copies : 6 microfilm reels : negative (Rich. 618:4-9) and positive.

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