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

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Positions Federal Reserve Board;[President Woodrow Wilson] to Edward M. House about position on the Federal Reserve Board, 1914 Box 174, Folder 12

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Positions Foreign Service Officers, 1935 Box 121, Folder 15

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Positions: Health Dr. Hugh Hagan, 1935 Box 162, Folder 40

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Positions: Internal Revenue Service, N. B. Early, Jr., 1933 Box 120, Folder 15

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Positions: Interstate Commerce Commission: James P. Woods to Carter Glass, 1930 Box 118, Folder 21

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Positions in War Effort (Recommendations for Sam, Ira, and Dr. David Kaplan), 1942 Box 168, Folder 20

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Positions: Judge John Paul to replace McDowell, 1931 Box 119, Folder 20

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Positions: Judge of the Municipal Court of the District of Columbia, 1942 Box 143, Folder 4

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Positions: Judgeship appointments, 1930 Box 118, Folder 23-24

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Positions Judgeship United States District Court in Eastern District of Virginia, 1935 Box 121, Folder 16-19

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