Collection: Carter Glass Papers, 1820/1946 - ARVAS Search Results

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Elben C. Folkes to Carter Glass about the Democratic Party Platform Plank Tax-Free Real Estate, 1932 Box 119, Folder 35

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Elben C. Folkes to Carter Glass with greetings, 1933 Box 30, Folder 3

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Elbert H. Gary Speech at Trinity College on Labor, 1919 Box 278, Folder 23

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Electricity Federal Power Commission, 1941 Box 92, Folder 10

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E. Lee Andrews to Carter Glass about the Glass-Steagall Act, 1932 Box 25, Folder 2

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E. Lee Trinkle Candidacy for Governor, 1920 Box 111, Folder 25

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Elizabeth Poe Memorial: Carter Glass and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, 1928 Box 153, Folder 17

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Elmer J. Thomas to Thomas P. Gore about the Banking Act of 1935, 1935 Box 35, Folder 25

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Emergency Conservation Service: Carter Glass and James F. Byrnes, 1937 Box 164, Folder 7

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(Emergency) Relief Appropriation Act, 1939 Box 86, Folder 21

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