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Contributors to This Issue
EMERSON F. GREENMAN is curator of
archaeology in the
Ohio State Museum.
MAURICE F. NEUFELD is an assistant in the Department of
History in the University of Wisconsin.
He received the degree
of Master of Arts in 1932 and
"Three Aspects of the Economic
Life of Cincinnati from 1815 to
1840" forms a part of his mas-
ter's thesis.
EDGAR ERSKINE HUME, an officer of the Medical Corps of
the regular United States Army, is
librarian of the Army Medical
Library in Washington, D. C. This is his
twenty-first publication
about the Cincinnati.
JAMES H. RODABAUGH is a graduate and holds an M. A. de-
gree from Miami University and is now a
university scholar in
the Department of History in the
Graduate School of Ohio State
University.
JESSE H. SHERA is bibliographer for the
Scripps Foundation
at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.
WILLIAM D. OVERMAN is curator of history in the Ohio
State Museum.
OSMAN C. HOOPER is professor of
journalism in Ohio State
University and editor of the book review
section of the Columbus
Sunday Dispatch.
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