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

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Starving children in Germany, 1924 Box 114, Folder 33

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Statement by William W. Flannagan, Jr. on the Federal Reserve Act, 1913 Box 278, Folder 10

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Statement David Lubin "American Delegates to the International Institute of Agriculture at Rome" (incomplete) Box 279, Folder 22

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Statement for the press on the Federal Reserve System Federal Reserve Bulletin July issue, 1921 Box 45, Folder 1

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Statement of the Federal Advisory Council on Senate Bill 1715 and House Resolution 5357, 1935 Box 45, Folder 30

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State of National Emergency, 1941 Box 142, Folder 15

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State or Federal jurisdiction, 1934 Box 73, Folder 19

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Steamship fees: Christopher B. Garnett to Carter Glas, 1924 Box 151, Folder 9

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Steamships Company: Christopher B. Garnett to Carter Glass, 1922 Box 149, Folder 9

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Steamships for Sale after the War: Carter Glass and Christopher B. Garnett, 1921 Box 147, Folder 31

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