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[Autobiographical narrative by David L. Davidson] (Item)

Autobiographical narrative by David L. Davidson, undated. Describes his family background, work experience and labor issues at Alcorn State University, his recruitment to Boeing's work on the space program, and his move to Washington. 46 handwritten pages.

[David L. Davidson Jr. Collection, Box 1, Folder 12 - General, 1974-1985, undated] (Item)

Items from Box 1, Folder 12 of the David L. Davidson Jr. Collection, 1974-1985. Folder contains membership cards, certificates, and printed ephemera related to Davidson's career as an electrical engineer. 11 total items.