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Summary
Harold W. Glassen is named as chairman in the signature block of the July 10, 1952 Beaver Island cottontail-rabbit closure order.1
Evidence and limits
The record is limited to the printed signature and office. The source does not provide a full biography, institutional appointment history, or civil identity beyond the name and role printed in the order.
Open questions
- What records identify Glassen and document his commission service?
- Where is the original order and the investigation behind it?
See also
Footnotes
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Charlevoix County Herald, September 5, 1952, reprinting the State of Michigan order signed July 10, 1952. ↩
Sources
- State of Michigan, Order of the Conservation Commission — Cottontail Rabbits, July 10, 1952; Charlevoix County Herald, September 5, 1952.Names Harold W. Glassen as chairman in the order signature block; it does not provide birth or death dates. No public copy of this file is known; the archive holds one and can provide it on request.
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Cite this article
Beaver Island Archive, “Harold W. Glassen”, https://beaverislandarchive.org/people/harold-w-glassen/, accessed [date], citing State of Michigan, Order of the Conservation Commission — Cottontail Rabbits, July 10, 1952; Charlevoix County Herald, September 5, 1952..
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