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

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Tuberculosis, 1941 Box 97, Folder 10

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Tuberculosis Center, 1931 Box 158, Folder 15

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Tydings Resolution 154 (Jewish protests against persecution), 1934 Box 71, Folder 35

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Typed: Constitution Fourth Amendment Box 276, Folder 19

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Typed Excerpts Donald Burke (Communist Party of Virginia) for candidacy of the United States Senate, 1936 Box 279, Folder 5

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Typed material about Carter Glass and his accusation against Senator Hyde Box 279, Folder 26

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Typed Notice: "Paid Deformers Profiteering in Prejudices and Prophecies" Box 276, Folder 21

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Typed: Open letter to Cordell Hull from Bishop James Cannon, Jr. (war), 1940 Box 276, Folder 9

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Typed Remarks Russell C. Leffingwell at the presentation for the Carter Glass Professorship of Government at Sweetbriar College, 1940 Box 279, Folder 14

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Typed Speech Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr. before the Montana Bankers Association "The Effect on Europe of Tight Money in America", 1929 Box 278, Folder 38

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