Collection: Lawrence M. Cox, Sr. Papers, 1902/2002 - ARVAS Search Results

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Folder 1: T.E.W. Bill Post-Congressional Adjournment Legislative Activity I, 1948 Box 70, Folder 1

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Folder 1: Thank You(s) for Silver Tray being Kept for Addresses, 1969 Box 166, Folder 1

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Folder 1: Theater-"How the Ladies Earned their Dollar" Box 205, Folder 1

Script and booklet

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Folder 1: The Croatan Critique, 1951 Box 209, Folder 1

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Folder 1: The Place of Neighborhood Conservation in the Defense Housing Program, 1941 Box 157, Folder 1

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Folder 1: The Regional Shopping Center, 1963 Box 158, Folder 1

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Folder 1: United Community Fund-Analysis Unit Account Firms, 1957/1960 Box 120, Folder 1

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Folder 1: United Community Fund-Norfolk Community Chest, 1953 Box 119, Folder 1

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Folder 1: United Nations-Economic and Social Council: Committee on Housing, Building, and Planning: Documents, II, 1965 Box 38, Folder 1

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Folder 1: United Nations-Economic and Social Council: Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East Committee on Industry and Natural Resources, Documents III, 1969 Box 39, Folder 1

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