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

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Thomas G. Burch to Carter Glass and Harry Flood Byrd about Position Postmaster, 1935 Box 121, Folder 14

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Thomas G. Burch to Carter Glass and Harry Flood Byrd about Positions: Post Office, 1935 Box 122, Folder 1

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Thomas Jefferson 200th Bicentennial Birthday, 1944 Box 168, Folder 36

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Thomas Jefferson 200th Bicentennial Commission, 1943 Box 168, Folder 32

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Thomas Jefferson Bicentennial Commission, 1940 Box 91, Folder 17

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Thomas Jefferson Bicentennial Commission, 1945 Box 169, Folder 8

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Thomas Jefferson Bicentennial Commission Concluded, 1946 Box 169, Folder 12

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Thomas Jefferson Coolidge to Carter Glass about the Banking Act of 1935, 1935 Box 35, Folder 21

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Thomas Jefferson Memorial, 1936 Box 163, Folder 43

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Thomas Jefferson Memorial appropriation, 1938 Box 83, Folder 10

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