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Virginia R Hetrick PhD <[log in to unmask]>
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Maps-L: Map Librarians, etc.
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Sun, 24 Mar 2019 00:02:29 -0700
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One of the things I've wondered about since I spent the summer of 1962
working on the France and Cuba Gazetteers (until somebody came and took my
Cuba  maps away in mid September before I went back.to school eight days
later) is where the US government gazetteers building function went when
the great shakeup happened and all the mapping and place name work went
some place I never was able to find.  (If you're curious about what
happened to my maps of Cuba, check the front pages of the New York Times or
the Washington Post about mid-October, 1962.)

If that function for having correct English spelling of place names in
government documents didn't disappear into a secret hidey hole that might
be a place to find at least one reasonable English language spelling of
each of the place names you're looking for.

If anybody on the list knows what happened to Pete Burrill's organization
and can communicate that to Ann it might prove helpful.

Hope this helps.

Virginia


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