Date range: 1950 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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World Peace Movement: address by Wu Hsiu-Chuan, "People's China Stands for Peace, ", 1950 Box 31, Folder 43

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World Peace Movement: A. J. Muste to William E. Foley, 1950 Box 31, Folder 23

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World Peace Movement: anonymous to Joseph Fletcher, 1950 Box 31, Folder 44

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World Peace Movement: Arthur H. Daiken to Joseph Fletcher, 1950 Box 31, Folder 41

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World Peace Movement: B. B. Chapman to Joseph Fletcher, 1950 Box 31, Folder 7

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World Peace Movement: Betty Hirschfelder to Joseph Fletcher, 1950 Box 31, Folder 5

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World Peace Movement: copy of form letter from Francis H. Russell, with enclosure and rebuttal, 1950 Box 31, Folder 17

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World Peace Movement: Correspondence of Joseph Shanahan with Hewlett Johnson and Joseph Stalin, and related materials, (carbon copies), 1950 Box 31, Folder 6

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World Peace Movement: Czechoslovak Committee to World Peace Committee, New York, 1950 Box 31, Folder 42

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World Peace Movement: [ ] D. Adams to Joseph Fletcher, 1950 Box 31, Folder 46

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