[Papers] 1925-1980

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[Papers] 1925-1980

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The Frederick E. Kredel Papers, 1925-1980, document Dr. Kredel's professional accomplishments. The collection contains correspondence, drafts of Dr. Kredel's published works, awards and certificates he received, speeches and addresses given by Dr. Kredel, and his scrapbook of his research trip with Dr. Samuel H. Williams to Kartabo, British Guiana. Also included in the collection are a bibliography of Dr. Kredel's published works, a brief biography, and a eulogy. Printed materials from the collection have been cataloged individually.

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