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The Central Decimal Correspondence Files basically consist of correspondence that went through the Central Filing system,
and includes carbons, original letters, telegrams, memorandums, transmittals, and notes. In many instances, the files contain
attachments, such as photographs, blueprints, line and three-view drawings, forms, news clippings, transcripts of proceedings,
brochures, publications, and various kinds of reports. In some cases, these reports
are the same type as can be found in the R & D Case Files, including detailed specifications, performance tests, structural
analyses, and the like.
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