Collection: Henry E. Howell, Jr. Papers, 1928/1999, bulk 1960/1978 / Level: File - ARVAS Search Results

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Folder 9: Banking (Interest Rates) Correspondence; Miscellaneous Material, 1966 Box 134, Folder 9

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Folder 9: Betty Howell and Candidate Wives Box 308, Folder 9

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Folder 9: "Bingo" Stant Congressional Campaign: 2nd District, Miscellaneous Materials re: November Election (G. William Whitehurst, Republican Opponent), 1968 Box 41, Folder 9

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Folder 9: Buck Books - Miscellaneous Records, 1971 Box 82, Folder 9

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Folder 9: Bumper Stickers; Tickets, 1971 Box 81, Folder 9

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Folder 9: Campaign Materials, Buttons - Correspondence, Drawings, 1969 Box 49, Folder 9

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Folder 9: Campaign Materials, Sample Ballots, First Primary and Runoff, 1969 Box 50, Folder 9

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Folder 9: Campaign Speeches by Betty Howell, 1977 Box 274, Folder 9

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Folder 9: Cards, Sympathy, 1970/1989 Box 199, Folder 9

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Folder 9: Child Abuse, 1973 Box 101, Folder 9

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