Collection: W. Jett Lauck papers, 1900/1952 - ARVAS Search Results

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Stabilization of Coal Industry – Submitted Recent Coal Bills, 1929/1933 1 folder(s) Box 191, Folder 15

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Stabilization of Coal Industry – United Mine Workers of America District Leaders, 1932 1 folder(s) Box 191, Folder 16

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Stabilization of Coal Industry – United Mine Workers of America Reports, 1932 1 folder(s) Box 191, Folder 17

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Stabilization of Coal Industry – Walsh Bill, 1933 1 folder(s) Box 191, Folder 18

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Stabilization of Coal Industry – Witnesses in Hearings of the Senate Committee on Mines and Mining, 1932 1 folder(s) Box 191, Folder 20

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Stabilization of Coal Industry – W. N. Doak (Secretary of Labor) Memorandum 1 folder(s) Box 189, Folder 4

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Stable Money Association, 1929 1 folder(s) Box 377, Folder 14

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Standards of Living, 1920/1938 1 folder(s) Box 377, Folder 15

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"Standards of Living: A Compilation of Budgetary Studies" published by the Bureau of Applied Economics, Inc. (printed), 1920 1 folder(s) Box 377, Folder 16

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Statement of Finances, Debts and Payments, 1937/1946 1 folder(s) Box 224, Folder 17

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