Clarence J. Huddleston transcript of oral interview, February 12, 1968

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Creator:: Huddleston, Clarence J.
Abstract:: Detroit, Michigan attorney who worked in banking, an associate of James J. Couzens. Transcript of an interview in which Huddleston comments on Couzens and the banking crisis in Michigan during the Great Depression.
Extent:: 1 items (32 pages)
Language:: English
Call Number:: 86444 Aa 1
Authors:: Finding aid created by Bentley Historical Library staff

Scope and Content:: Comments on Couzens and the banking crisis in Michigan during the depression.
Biographical / Historical:: Clarence J. Huddleston was born in 1889 in Detroit, Mich. He was an attorney working in banking, and an associate of James Couzens (1872-1936), a U.S. Senator from Michigan, Mayor of Detroit, and industrialist. Huddleston died in 1970.
Acquisition Information:: Donated by Bentley Historical Library (donor no. 1991 )
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