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Manuscript Collections - William E. Vogelsang Papers
WILLIAM E. VOGELSANG PAPERS BIOGRAPHY William E. Vogelsang was born in California in 1916. He served in the United States Navy during World War II and afterwards worked as a statistician for the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration in Warsaw. He served as an assistant in the Foreign Affairs Task Force during the first Hoover Commission from 1948-1949 and later worked for the United States Agency for International Development, primarily in the Office of International Training. He died on November 22, 1993. SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE The William Vogelsang Papers contain memos, handbooks, reports, correspondence, and personnel files. The collection documents his work for the United States Agency for International Development. Topics include: economic development in Asia, “brain drain” resulting from youth working in the West, and data delivery systems. The collection also contains material on the Foreign Affairs Task Force of the Commission on Organization of the Executive Branch of the Government (First Hoover Commission) and Vogelsang’s navy personnel files. The materials are arranged alphabetically, either by topic or type of material. FOLDER LIST Box Contents 1 United States Agency for International Development 2 Extension in the Andes, 1971 4 Memoranda, 1980-1981
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