Box 8

 Container

Contains 3 Results:

Miscellaneous Newspapers, Clippings, and Ads, April 1964 – April 1967

 Item — Box: 8, Folder: 1
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

The Thomas J. Hogan collection (15.54 linear feet) is comprised of newspapers, magazines, photographs, and other pamphlets and publications from 1962-1977. The biggest portion of them are from The New York Times, but other publications are represented. The collection is intended to serve mainly as research materials for political science and history professors and their students.

Dates: April 1964 – April 1967

Miscellaneous Newspapers, Clippings, and Ads, September 1971 – October 1971

 Item — Box: 8, Folder: 2
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

The Thomas J. Hogan collection (15.54 linear feet) is comprised of newspapers, magazines, photographs, and other pamphlets and publications from 1962-1977. The biggest portion of them are from The New York Times, but other publications are represented. The collection is intended to serve mainly as research materials for political science and history professors and their students.

Dates: September 1971 – October 1971

Miscellaneous Newspapers, Clippings, and Ads, November 1973 – November 1976

 Item — Box: 8, Folder: 3
Scope and Content Note From the Collection:

The Thomas J. Hogan collection (15.54 linear feet) is comprised of newspapers, magazines, photographs, and other pamphlets and publications from 1962-1977. The biggest portion of them are from The New York Times, but other publications are represented. The collection is intended to serve mainly as research materials for political science and history professors and their students.

Dates: November 1973 – November 1976

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