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Industry and Labor - Unskilled Labor, single clipping, 1926 1 folder(s) Box 335, Folder 9
Institute of Public Affairs, University of Virginia, Addresses by Jett Lauck and printed bulletins, 2 folders, 1926/1932 2 folder(s) Box 335, Folder 13-14
International Industrial Relations Association, printed material, 1921/1932 1 folder(s) Box 336, Folder 4
International Institute of Economics, 1925/1926 1 folder(s) Box 336, Folder 5
International Labor Office, 2 folders, 1919/1935 2 folder(s) Box 337, Folder 4-5
Interstate Commerce Commission, 5 folders, 1914/1932 5 folder(s) Box 337, Folder 10-14
Iron and Steel Industry, 4 folders, 1912/1926 4 folder(s) Box 339, Folder 1-4
Jenks, Jeremiah W., Alexander Hamilton Institute, 3 folders, 1919/1937 3 folder(s) Box 7, Folder 3-5
Johnston, Mercer G., 1925/1940 1 folder(s) Box 7, Folder 7
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