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TitleTracy Voorhees Papers

NameVoorhees, Tracy S. (Correspondent), Scherer, Paul A. (Correspondent), Magruder, Carter B. (Correspondent), Harriman, Averell (Correspondent), William, Donovan J. (Correspondent), Rabb, Max (Correspondent), McCaffree, Mary Jane (Correspondent), Taylor, Maxwell (Correspondent), Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Correspondent), Lodge, Henry Cabot (Correspondent), Humphrey, George (Correspondent), Brucker, Wilber M. (Correspondent), McCollum, Robert S. (Correspondent), Jessup, Philip C. (Correspondent), Graham, Philip L. (Correspondent), Kefauver, Estes (Correspondent), Rusk, Dean (Correspondent), Hughes, John C. (Correspondent), Streibert, Theodore C. (Correspondent), Wooten, Sidney C. (Correspondent), Catledge, Turner (Correspondent), Reston, James B. (Correspondent), Persons, Wilton B. (Correspondent), Anderson, Clinton (Correspondent), Goldwyn, Samuel (Correspondent), Morrill, J. L. (Correspondent), Swing, J. M. (Correspondent), Douglas, L. W. (Correspondent), Macy, Robert M. (Correspondent), Rockefeller, Nelson A. (Correspondent)

Date Created1956-1957

SubjectHungarian Americans, Immigrants, Archives, UNITED STATES, UNITED STATES, New Jersey, New Jersey, Middlesex County, Middlesex County, Edison (N.J.), Piscataway (N.J.)

DescriptionLetters to, from and about Tracy Voorhees about his role as coordinator of the Hungarian Refugee Program.

Genrecorrespondence

Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T36T0M0P

Languageeng

CollectionTracy Voorhees Papers

Organization NameRutgers University. Archives

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