Bob Blake (American football) (English Wikipedia)

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Missouri; Constitutional Convention (eds.). Reports of Committee No. 23 on phraseology, arrangement and engrossment and the Special Committee on the Schedule, on the arrangement and schedule of the Constitution of the state of Missouri, 1945 to the Hon. Robert E. Blake, President of the 1943-44 Constitutional Convention of Missouri. publisher not identified. OCLC 17911245.