Collection: Edwin S. Cohen papers, 1924/1995, bulk 1946/1989 - ARVAS Search Results

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Treasury Department Miscellaneous Papers: Inventory of Departmental Budget and Programs. Narcotic Program. Justice Department, 1971 Box MSS 87-4, Box 49

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Treasury Department Orders, 1970/1971 Box MSS 87-4, Box 49

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Treasury Submission to Republican Platform, 1972 Box MSS 87-4, Box 82

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Two cartons containing computer cards, some batches titled Penal Code, Virginia Constitution

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Underwithholding Problem. Tax Reform Act of 1969, 1971 Box MSS 87-4, Box 49

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Unemployed Tax Benefits, 1969/1971 Box MSS 87-4, Box 49

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United States of America before the Securities and Exchange Commission in the matter of The Prudential Insurance Company of America File No. 812-1386 (Investment Company Act of 1940) Computer Statistical Data., 1961 Box MSS 87-4, Box 160a

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United States Trust Company Speech, 1973 Box MSS 87-4, Box 131

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United States Trust Company. Trust Provisions, Will Provisions, 1972 Box MSS 87-4, Box 131

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University of Chicago Law School Annual Tax Conference, 1970 Box MSS 87-4, Box 114

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