OHYMSS1650.xml Guide to the Joseph K. Carson Jr. speech on the tuna industry Carson (Joseph K., Jr.) speech on the tuna industry Oregon Historical Society Research Library 2012
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Joseph K. Carson Jr. speech on the tuna industry Carson, Joseph K. (Joseph Kirtley), 1891-1956 Mss 1650 .02 cubic feet 1 folder in shared box circa 1954 Typescript speech or report by Joseph K. Carson, Jr., circa 1954, on the history of the domestic tuna industry, with recommendations for action by the federal government. Carson (1891-1956) was mayor of Portland, Oregon, 1933-1941, an attorney, and an unsuccessful candidate for governor of Oregon. English

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Joseph K. Carson, Jr. (1891-1956) was mayor of Portland, Oregon, 1933-1941, an attorney, and an unsuccessful candidate for governor of Oregon.

Joseph K. Carson Jr. speech on the tuna industry, Mss 1650, Oregon Historical Society Research Library.

Typescript speech or report by Joseph K. Carson, Jr., 9 pages, circa 1954, on the history of the domestic tuna industry, with recommendations for action by the federal government.

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