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Jerome McDougall Collected Papers
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Jerome McDougall was a lighthouse keeper at Stuyvesant-on-Hudson, New York. He corresponded with such notables as Judge Florence Allen, Lady Nancy Astor, Carrie Chapman Catt, Herbert Hoover, Ramsay MacDonald, and Alfred E. Smith, then Governor of New York State. His manuscript, "Clock of the World," contains imagery of peace and disarmament.
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Processed by SCPC staff. Checklist prepared by Anne Yoder, Archivist, December 1997.
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