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

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Positions: Library of Congress, 1937 Box 164, Folder 22

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Positions: Nomination of Edward J. Flynn for Ambassador of Australia; and V. C. Randall for the Clerkship of the Federal Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, 1943 Box 143, Folder 5

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Positions: Norman R. Hamilton for Collector of Custom, 1933 Box 120, Folder 14

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Positions Patronage, 1936 Box 122, Folder 22

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Positions: Physicians list and Applicants for Pilots License, 1933 Box 120, Folder 16

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Positions: President Roosevelt to Carter Glass (age requirements), 1943 Box 168, Folder 29

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Positions Swanson Confirmation Judge Hoge Brown, 1913 Box 109, Folder 37

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Positions: United States Attorney, United States Circuit Court Judges, and other Nominations, 1940 Box 141, Folder 13

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Positions: United States District Attorney and United States Marshal, 1932 Box 120, Folder 1

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Positions United States District Attorney for Eastern District, 1920 Box 111, Folder 19

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