Jerome T. Fuller Letter

Collection

Identifier: MSS-0546

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Scope and Contents

The collection contains one letter written by Jerome T. Fuller, the State Manager to the Dixon for Governor campaign, to J. G. Oakley on May 25, 1934, asking for Oakley's support for Frank M. Dixon for Governor of Alabama.

Dates

Creation: 1934 May 25

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Biographical / Historical

Jerome T. Fuller was the state manager of the Dixon for Governor Campaign. He lived in Birmingham, Alabama, at the time.

Extent

0.05 Linear Feet (1 item)

Language of Materials

English

Additional Description

Abstract

Letter to J. G. Oakley written in 1934 in support of Frank M. Dixon for Governor of Alabama.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Found in book which had belonged to A. B. Moore, 1995.

General

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