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Offending plant: John Shepherd, vice-president of Nacan Products, stands in front of company factory on Wallace Ave
Offending plant: John Shepherd, vice-president of Nacan Products, stands in front of company factory on Wallace Ave

Offending plant: John Shepherd, vice-president of Nacan Products, stands in front of company factory on Wallace Ave

Date4/28/1982
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0133644F
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