Date range: 1935 - ARVAS Search Results

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Works Progress Administration Correspondence, West Virginia Box 190, Folder 26

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Works Progress Administration Correspondence, Wetzel County Box 188, Folder 7

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Works Progress Administration Correspondence, Wirt County Box 188, Folder 8

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Works Progress Administration, Employees, Sixth District Box 189, Folder 8

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Works Progress Administration Miscellaneous Box 189, Folder 7

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Works Progress Administration -- National Re-Employment Service: University Programs Funded by; Cooperation with State Re-Employment Director; questionnaires; U.S. Conference of Mayors; Report in Re: Reel 208

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Works Progress Administration, Payrolls and Statements of Completed Projects Box 191

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Works Progress Administration, Payrolls (Includes payroll records of different positions.) Box 189, Folder 6

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Works Progress Administration Pennsylvania Museum Extension Project puppet and furniture collection

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Works Progress Administration, Supervisory Employees, First-Fourth Districts Box 189, Folder 10

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