The personal history of Major General George E. Leach, [1951-1952].

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The personal history of Major General George E. Leach, [1951-1952].

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/86096166

Reminiscences of Leach's career as a member of the Minnesota National Guard (1905-1940), including its participation (1916) in the Mexican border dispute; as chief of the National Guard Bureau in Washington, D.C.; as a lobbyist for improvements in the guard (1931-1935); as mayor of Minneapolis (1921-1929, 1937-1941) with data on city administration and development, particularly during his first term; and as an active member of the Republican party. Typed carbon copy.

207 p.

Minnesota Historical Society Library

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