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

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Folder 10: "Liquor-by-the-Drink" - Correspondence, 1967 Box 138, Folder 10

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Folder 10: "Liquor-by-the-Drink" - Correspondence; Miscellaneous Material, 1968 Box 141, Folder 10

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Folder 10: Local 2201 Union News-Union Endorses Senator Howell, 1971 Box 279, Folder 10

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Folder 10: Local Campaigning (First District), 1973 Box 91, Folder 10

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Folder 10: Mailing Lists, 1968 Democratic Convention Delegates (Districts 6-9), Incomplete Box 56, Folder 10

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Folder 10: Mailing Lists, Va. Dairymen (Roster), 1968 Box 57, Folder 10

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Folder 10: Mann v. Davis: Va. Reapportionment; U.S. District Court; Exhibits of Henrico Co. Interveners, 1965 Box 5, Folder 10

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Folder 10: Mann v. Davis: Va. Reapportionment; U.S. Supreme Court; Correspondence, 1963 Box 7, Folder 10

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Folder 10: Mann v. Davis: Va. Reapportionment; U.S. Supreme Court; Pleadings by Appellants (State of Virginia), 1963 Box 6, Folder 10

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Folder 10: Mason, George - Material for Speech, 1973 Box 111, Folder 10

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