Date range: 2004 / Level: Item - ARVAS Search Results

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A Conversation with David Childs, 2004 Box 22, Item 134

This is a VHS tape recording of Making History with Roger Mudd 'A Conversation with David Childs'.

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A Conversation with Sandra Day O'Connor, 2004 Box 22, Item 135

This is a VHS tape recording of Making History with Roger Mudd 'A Conversation with Sandra Day O'Connor'.

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A Conversation with Walter Cronkite, 2004 Box 22, Item 136

This is a VHS tape recording of Making History with Roger Mudd 'A Conversation with Walter Cronkite'.

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Addendum of 2013/07/08 containing records regarding Carol Jean Kidwell Mullennex (also went by Schilansky/Schelesky) and her daughter Dana. Includes a typescript biography of Carol, photographs of Carol and Dana, valentine greeting cards and other correspondence, baby booties, and school records. Also includes two WWII ration books, 1939/2013 Box 8, Item 4

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A&E Biography: Rockefeller, 1985/2014 Box III.E. - 43

Network(s): A&E.

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A&E Biography: The Rockefellers, 1985/2014 Box III.E. - 43

Network(s): A&E.

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Agamemnon, 2004 1 Files Box 5, Folder 38

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AICPCU, Fraud and Buildup in Auto Injury Insurance Claims, Insurance Research Council, December 2004, 2004 MSS 2015-03, Printed Materials

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AICPCU, Paying for Auto Injuries: A Consumer Panel Survey of Auto Accident Victims, Insurance Research Council, August 2004, 2004 MSS 2015-03, Printed Materials

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Airline bailout, 1985/2014 Box III.E. - 28

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