Collection: Rush Dew Holt (1905-1955) Papers, 1840/2003, bulk 1918/1955 - ARVAS Search Results

Start Over Collection Rush Dew Holt (1905-1955) Papers, 1840/2003, bulk 1918/1955

Braxton County Correspondence, 1935/1950 Box 361, Folder 7

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Bureau of Investigation (Includes letters to and from J. Edgar Hoover.), 1937/1940 Box 145, Folder 8

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Business Deficits and Profits Notes; Clippings, 1938/1941 Box 361, Folder 3

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Bus Lines (Includes correspondence and statistics.), 1933 Box 172, Folder 4

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Cabinet Officers (Includes miscellaneous material relating to Congress' interactions with the Cabinet.), 1924 Box 320, Folder 5

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Calhoun County Correspondence, 1935/1950 Box 361, Folder 8

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Campaign Files-Campaign; Press Releases; Statements; Ephemera (Includes press releases, reports, and miscellaneous campaign-related items.), 1952 Box 318, Folder 5

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Campaign Material, 1930/1955 Box 322, Folder 6 to 17

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Campaign Material, 1932/1941 Box 338, Folder 7

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Campaign Material Correspondence, Barbour-Clay Counties, 1934 Box 162, Folder 3

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