Frederick Moore Vinson papers

Abstract

The Frederick Moore Vinson papers (dated 1864-1953, bulk 1924-1953; 166 cubic feet; 381 document boxes, seven textile items, three map folders, one artwork) comprise correspondence, memoranda, judicial opinions, case files, speeches, research materials, meeting and appointment files, press releases, newspaper clippings, photographs, and memorabilia documenting his forty years as a public figure in local, state, and national politics.

Descriptive Summary

Title
Frederick Moore Vinson papers
Date
1864-1953 (inclusive)
1924-1953 (bulk)
Extent
166 Cubic Feet
Subjects
Economic stabilization.
Elections -- United States -- Congresses.
Judges -- Correspondence.
Judges -- United States.
Judicial opinions
Judicial process -- United States
Legislators -- Correspondence.
New Deal, 1933-1939.
World War, 1914-1918 -- Veterans.
World War, 1939-1945.
Arrangement
Collection is arranged by subject, document type, or format into sixteen series and retains its original order. Where possible original folder names were retained.
Preferred Citation
72M2: [identification of item], Frederick Moore Vinson papers, 1864-1953, University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center.
Repository
University of Kentucky

Collection Overview

Biography / History
Frederick Moore Vinson was the thirteenth Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, serving from 1946 until his death in 1953. Over the course of forty years of public service, Vinson served in all three branches of the federal government, representing Kentucky in the House of Representatives, working in the administrations of both President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Harry S. Truman, and presiding over seminal cases on the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia and the Supreme Court of the United States.
Vinson was born in Louisa, Kentucky on January 22, 1890 and graduated from Kentucky Normal College in 1908. He earned an A.B. degree from Centre College in 1909 and an L.L.B. degree in 1911.
After completing legal training, he opened a private practice in Louisa, where he also served as city attorney for one year. In 1921, Vinson was elected as the Commonwealth Attorney for Kentucky's 32nd Judicial District and served for three years, until his election to the US House of Representatives from the Ninth District. He was re-elected in the next two congressional elections but was defeated in the Republican landslide of 1928. Two years later, he returned to Congress. During the next decade, Vinson represented Kentucky-at-large in the House and then the newly created Eighth District of Kentucky.
In the House, Vinson became an authority on tax and fiscal matters. He served as a member of the Ways and Means Committee from December 1931 through the end of his congressional career in 1937, including as chairman of the Subcommittee on Internal Revenue Taxation and as a member of the Subcommittee on Tax Revision.
In December 1937, President Roosevelt appointed Vinson to become an associate justice on the US Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. He served on this bench from May 1938 to May 1943. During his last year on this Court, Vinson joined the Emergency Court of Appeals as its chief judge.
On May 27, 1943, Vinson resigned from the judiciary to accept President Roosevelt's appointment as the Director of Economic Stabilization, an emergency post created during World War Two. He remained in this position until March 5, 1945, when he became Federal Loan Administrator. Less than a month later, President Roosevelt named Vinson as the Director of War Mobilization and Reconstruction.
Shortly after assuming office, President Truman nominated Vinson to become Secretary of the Treasury. In this position, he supervised the financial operations of the government during the closing months of World War Two. To transition the economy from wartime to peacetime, Vinson recommended and Congress approved substantial tax reductions. Also under Vinson's tenure, the government ended its war bond drives, floating the Victory Loan for the last time in December 1945.
Vinson played a leading role in helping to develop the modern international economic and financial order. In July 1944, he served as vice chairman of the United States delegation to the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference at Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, and helped draft the agreements establishing the International Monetary Fund and the International Bank for Reconversion and Development. In March 1946, Vinson chaired the Savannah Conference, which implemented the provisions of the Bretton Woods Agreements. He was also involved in developing the Anglo-American Loan of 1946, as well as other American loans to reconstruct Britain Europe after the War.
On June 6, 1946, President Truman nominated Vinson to become Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court to succeed Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone. Two weeks later, the Senate unanimously confirmed him. During his tenure as Chief, the Court addressed pivotal questions concerning individual liberties, civil rights, and the relationship between government regulation and private economic enterprise. On September 8, 1953, short months before re-argument of another seminal case, Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Vinson died suddenly in his Washington, DC home. He was interred in Pine Hill Cemetery in his hometown of Louisa.
Scope and Content
The Frederick Moore Vinson papers (dated 1864-1953, bulk 1924-1953; 166 cubic feet; 381 document boxes, seven textile items, three map folders, one artwork) comprise correspondence, memoranda, judicial opinions, case files, speeches, research materials, meeting and appointment files, press releases, newspaper clippings, photographs, and memorabilia documenting his forty years as a public figure in local, state, and national politics. The bulk of the material consists of correspondence documenting Vinson's engagement in Kentucky politics, congressional constituent services, his work in the Roosevelt and Truman Administrations, and the Federal Judiciary. There are also papers related to his social life and personal relationships with family and friends. The majority of materials consist of documents, but formats in the collection also include index cards, photographs, political cartoons, microfilm, audio reel and cassettes, artwork, textiles, plaques, and other three-dimensional objects.
Vinson's correspondents include Dean Acheson, Alben W. Barkley, Hugo Black, Harold Burton, Harry F. Byrd, Albert B. "Happy" Chandler, Virgil M. Chapman, Thomas C. Clark, Clark Clifford, William O. Minton, Stanley F. Reed, A. Willis Robertson, Harry S. Truman, and Thomas R. Underwood. Among other subjects, materials documents Kentucky politics, the New Deal era, the World War II era, postwar development of the international economic and financial order, and the Supreme Court's postwar jurisprudence on civil rights, civil liberties, and other major constitutional issues.
The collection is divided into sixteen series: House of Representatives; Political files; Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia; Emergency Court of Appeals; Office of Economic Stabilization; Bretton Woods Conference; Federal Loan Administrator; Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion; Secretary of the Treasury; Supreme Court; Articles and statements; Newspaper clippings; Personal correspondence; Speeches; Photographs; and Memorabilia.

Restrictions on Access and Use

Conditions Governing Access
Collection is open to researchers by appointment.
Use Restrictions
The physical rights to the materials in this collection are held by the University of Kentucky Special Collections Research Center.

Contents of the Collection

House of Representatives, 1864, 1924-1938

Scope and Contents

The House of Representatives series primarily consists of correspondence documenting Vinson's constituent services during his five terms representing Kentucky's Eighth and Ninth congressional districts. There are also news clippings, legislative working files, information regarding House committee assignments, and correspondence with Members of Congress, government agencies and political supporters. Also included are legislative bill files, correspondence, memoranda, reports, and published information documenting Vinson's work on the House committees on Appropriations, Military Affairs, and Ways and Means.

The majority of the series dates from Vinson's early years in the House, 1924-1928. The series is divided into six sub-series: Congressional files, Army-Navy files, Military Affairs Committee files, Pension files, Post office files, Veterans Bureau files. The sub-series are interrelated; researchers interested in pension files, for example, should also review the other five sub-series. For more papers related to this period of Vinson's career, please consult the following series: Political files, Newspaper clippings, Personal correspondence, and Speeches.

Congressional files, 1924-1938

Scope and Contents

Primarily consists of correspondence documenting constituents' views on public policies and various requests for assistance and/or information, such as farmers' almanacs and congressional directories. There are also newspaper clippings, legislative working files, information regarding House committee assignments, and correspondence with Members of Congress, government agencies and political supporters. Subjects includes fiscal policy, coal and tobacco taxes, and veteran benefits.

Arranged alphabetically by folder title and chronologically within.

A, 1924-1926

  • Box 1, folder 1
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Academy appointments - A-Y, 1932-1934

  • Box 1, folder 2-21
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Adams, Ira - Adair, R.B., 1924-1927

  • Box 1, folder 22
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Adjusted Compensation, 1925-1927

  • Box 1, folder 23
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Agriculture - Bureau of Forest Service, 1925

  • Box 1, folder 24
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Agriculture - Bureau of Plant Industry, 1924-1927

  • Box 1, folder 25
  • Box 2, folder 1
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Agriculture - Bureau of Roads, 1924-1927

  • Box 2, folder 2
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Agriculture - Farmer's Bulletin lists - Bath-Wolfe counties, undated

  • Box 2, folder 3-5
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Agriculture - Farmer's Bulletin requests, 1924

  • Box 2, folder 6
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Agriculture - Farmer's Bulletin requests - A-W, 1925-1927

  • Box 2, folder 7-19
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Agriculture - Kentucky Farm Bureau, 1924

  • Box 2, folder 20
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Agriculture - tomato canning bulletins, 1926

  • Box 3, folder 1
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Agriculture - yearbook requests, 1924-1927

  • Box 3, folder 2-5
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Allen-Ault, 1926

  • Box 3, folder 6
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Ba-Bl, 1924-1927

  • Box 3, folder 7
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Bagsby-Barney, 1924-1926

  • Box 3, folder 8
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Bank deposits - guaranty - Glass-Steagall bill, 1933

  • Box 3, folder 9-10
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Beac-Berger, 1924-1926

  • Box 3, folder 11
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Best-Bierlin, 1924

  • Box 3, folder 12
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Big Sandy River Bridge bill, 1926

  • Box 3, folder 13
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Bills - agricultural, etc., 1924-1926

  • Box 3, folder 14
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Bills - Army appropriations, 1925

  • Box 3, folder 15
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Bills - Ball Rent Act, 1924-1925

  • Box 3, folder 16
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Bills - Capper-Kelley - 69th Congress, 1926-1927

  • Box 3, folder 17
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Bills - Disabled Emergency Office bill - Lineberger bill, 1924

  • Box 3, folder 18
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Bills - hospitals, 1928

  • Box 3, folder 19
  • Box 361, folder 2
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Bills - Howell-Barkley, 1924

  • Box 3, folder 20-21
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Bills - Johnson immigration, 1924

  • Box 3, folder 22
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Bills - Los Angeles Home for Disabled Soldiers, 1924

  • Box 3, folder 23
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Bills - McNary-Haugen, 1924-1928

  • Box 3, folder 24
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Bills - miscellaneous, 1924-1927

  • Box 4, folder 1
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Bills - Mt. Sterling Hospital, 1927

  • Box 4, folder 2
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Bills - Mutual Life Insurance Company - re. sec. 231 revenue bill, 1924

  • Box 4, folder 3
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Bills - pensions - 68th Congress, 1924-1925

  • Box 4, folder 4
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Bills - postal - 60th Congress, 1924-1925

  • Box 4, folder 5
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Bills - public buildings and grounds, 1924-1925

  • Box 4, folder 6
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Bills - public camp grounds, 1925-1927

  • Box 4, folder 7
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Bills - revenue bills - 68th congress, 1924-1925

  • Box 4, folder 8
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Bills - Robinson Amendment, 1924-1925

  • Box 4, folder 9
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Bills - Temple bill, 1924

  • Box 4, folder 10
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Bills - Thatcher, 1924-1926

  • Box 4, folder 11
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Billups-Bingham, 1924-1927

  • Box 4, folder 12
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Blackerby, 1927

  • Box 4, folder 13
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Blake-Boggs-Bonus, 1924-1927

  • Box 4, folder 14
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Blue Licks Memorial, 1932

  • Box 4, folder 15
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Bo-By, 1924-1928

  • Box 4, folder 16
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Bonus bills, 1935-1936

  • Box 4, folder 17-19
  • Box 5, folder 1-2
  • Box 360, folder 1, 6, 9
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Bonus bills, veterans' legislation, 1933-1936

  • Box 5, folder 3
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Botanic Gardens, 1924-1928

  • Box 5, folder 4
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Bozeman-Brobeck-Brooks, 1924-1927

  • Box 5, folder 5
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Brown-Bryan-Bryson, 1924-1925

  • Box 5, folder 6
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Burchett-Byron, 1924-1926

  • Box 5, folder 7
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C - miscellaneous, 1927-1928

  • Box 5, folder 8
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Ca-Cl, 1924-1927

  • Box 5, folder 9
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Calendar requests for 1928 - Childers, Rex, 1927-1928

  • Box 5, folder 10
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Campaign of 1924, 1924

  • Box 5, folder 11
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Campbell, Fallen, 1924

  • Box 5, folder 12
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Campbell-Cattle, 1924-1927

  • Box 5, folder 13
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Carey, Mrs. Lyss, 1924

  • Box 5, folder 14
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Carol Mining Co. - J.E. Rhodemyre, 1934-1935

  • Box 5, folder 15
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Carroll, Robert L., 1924

  • Box 5, folder 16
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Catlettsburg, Kentucky, 1924

  • Box 5, folder 17
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Chapman, Virgil, 1926

  • Box 6, folder 1
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Childers, J.R., 1924-1925

  • Box 6, folder 2
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Chiles, R.A., 1924-1925

  • Box 6, folder 3
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Cincinnati C&O Bridge, 1926-1927

  • Box 6, folder 4
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Cisco, Morton L., 1924-1925

  • Box 6, folder 5
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Clay, Homer, 1924

  • Box 6, folder 6
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Clerks of House of Representatives, 1923-1928

  • Box 6, folder 7
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Co-Cu, 1924-1927

  • Box 6, folder 8
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Coal - Bituminous Coal Commission - Senate 2935, 1932-1933

  • Box 6, folder 9
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Coal - Guffey - coal bill, 1935

  • Box 6, folder 10-11
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Coal - million dollar amendment, 1927-1929

  • Box 6, folder 12
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Commerce Department, 1925-1926

  • Box 6, folder 13
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Commerce Department, Bureau or Fisheries, 1925-1928

  • Box 6, folder 14
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Committee assignments - 69th and 70th Congresses, 1925-1927

  • Box 6, folder 15-16
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Committee for the Nation, 1933

  • Box 6, folder 17
  • Box 360, folder 6
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Compton, 1926

  • Box 6, folder 18
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Congressional amendment, 1928

  • Box 6, folder 19
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Congressional Record and Directory - 68th-70th Congresses, 1924-1928

  • Box 6, folder 20
  • Box 7, folder 1-2
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Conley-Cox, 1924-1926

  • Box 7, folder 3
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Convict labor goods, 1928

  • Box 7, folder 4
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Cooper, Charles M., 1924-1926

  • Box 7, folder 5
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Corlis, H.L., 1925-1925

  • Box 7, folder 6
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Crank-Cynthiana, 1924-1927

  • Box 7, folder 7
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Cromwell, Emma, 1924-1926

  • Box 7, folder 8
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Crowell, Fred, 1927-1928

  • Box 7, folder 9
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Cumberland Falls, 1926-1927

  • Box 7, folder 10
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D, 1924-1928

  • Box 7, folder 11-12
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Daily-Dinkle, 1924-1926

  • Box 7, folder 13
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Debate data requests, 1927-1928

  • Box 7, folder 14
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Democratic National Committee, 1924-1928

  • Box 7, folder 15
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Democratic State Central Executive Committee, 1924

  • Box 7, folder 16
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Disabled American veterans of World War I, 1925

  • Box 7, folder 17
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Dixon, Robert, 1924-1928

  • Box 7, folder 18
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Dixon, Robert P. Jr., 1924-1928

  • Box 7, folder 19
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Dodson-Duncan, 1924-1925

  • Box 8, folder 1
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Donaldson, 1928

  • Box 8, folder 2
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Douglas, Lindsay, 1924-1928

  • Box 8, folder 3
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E, 1924-1928

  • Box 8, folder 4-5
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Economy bill correspondence, 1932-1933

  • Box 8, folder 6
  • Box 361, folder 5
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Economy bill of 1932, 1933

  • Box 8, folder 7
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Economy bill of 1933 - public reaction - C-Y, 1933

  • Box 8, folder 8-9
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Education bill - 70th Congress, 1927-1928

  • Box 8, folder 10
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Election certificates, 1926

  • Box 8, folder 11
  • Box 364, folder 4
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Elgin-Endaley, 1924-1927

  • Box 8, folder 12
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Executive Committeemen, 1928

  • Box 8, folder 13
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Ex-service men - lists for correction, 1924

  • Box 8, folder 14
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F, 1924-1928

  • Box 8, folder 15-16
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Farm legislation, 1926-1928

  • Box 8, folder 17
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Federal judges salary increase, 1925-1926

  • Box 8, folder 18
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Federal Trade Commission, 1925-1928

  • Box 9, folder 1
  • Box 361, folder 9
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Fennell-Foster, 1924-1927

  • Box 9, folder 2
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Flood control, 1926-1927

  • Box 9, folder 3
  • Folder OS5
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G, 1924-1928

  • Box 9, folder 4
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Gabbard-Gibson, 1924-1926

  • Box 9, folder 5
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Goodpastor-Gullion, 1924-1927

  • Box 9, folder 6
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H, 1924-1928

  • Box 9, folder 7
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Hager-Harmon, 1924-1928

  • Box 9, folder 8
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Harp-Hawley, 1924-1928

  • Box 9, folder 9
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Hays-Hull, 1924-1927

  • Box 9, folder 10
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Home Owners Loan Corporation, legislation, 1932

  • Box 9, folder 11-12
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House organization - committee assignments, 1931

  • Box 9, folder 13
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House organization - committee assignments - A-O, 1933-1935

  • Box 9, folder 14-15
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House organization - committee assignments - N-Z, 1934-1935

  • Box 10, folder 1
  • Box 361, folder 5
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House organization - committee assignments - P-W, 1933

  • Box 10, folder 2
  • Box 361, folder 9
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Hutchinson-Hutton, 1924-1928

  • Box 10, folder 3
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I, 1924-1928

  • Box 10, folder 4
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Interior Department - Bureau of Education, 1925-1926

  • Box 10, folder 5
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Interior Department - General Land Office, 1925-1926

  • Box 10, folder 6
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Interior Department - Geological Survey, 1924-1926

  • Box 10, folder 7
  • Folder OS5
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Interior Department - Mines Bureau, 1924-1928

  • Box 10, folder 8
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Italian debt settlement, 1926

  • Box 10, folder 9-10
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J, 1924-1928

  • Box 10, folder 11
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Jacobs-Jones, 1924-1928

  • Box 10, folder 12
  • Box 360, folder 4
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K, 1924-1928

  • Box 10, folder 13
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Kazee-Kirk, 1924-1928

  • Box 10, folder 14
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Kitchen, 1924

  • Box 10, folder 15
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L, 1924-1928

  • Box 11, folder 1-2
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Labor-Lawrence County, 1924-1928

  • Box 11, folder 3
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Lewis-Littrell, 1924-1928

  • Box 11, folder 4
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Lists - requests for A-Z, 1927-1928

  • Box 11, folder 5-6
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Loughridge-Lyon, 1924-1928

  • Box 11, folder 7
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M, 1924-1928

  • Box 11, folder 8
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Mammoth Cave project, 1925-1926

  • Box 11, folder 9
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Manning-Maps, 1924-1928

  • Box 11, folder 10
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Maps requests, 1927-1928

  • Box 11, folder 11
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Marihuana taxing bill, 1937

  • Box 11, folder 12
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Masonry-Megibben, 1924-1928

  • Box 11, folder 13
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Mc, 1924-1928

  • Box 11, folder 14
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Mc-Mi, 1927-1928

  • Box 11, folder 15
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McClure-McMillan, 1924-1928

  • Box 12, folder 1
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McCormack-MacLaughlin, 1927-1928

  • Box 12, folder 2
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Meredith-Mobley, 1924-1927

  • Box 12, folder 3
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Miscellaneous, 1925

  • Box 12, folder 4
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Miscellaneous, 1933-1938

  • Box 12, folder 5
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Miscellaneous data, 1923-1927

  • Box 12, folder 6-7
  • Folder OS4
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Mo-Mu, 1927-1928

  • Box 12, folder 8
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Moneyhon, J.A., 1924-1929

  • Box 12, folder 9
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Mooney-Myers, 1924-1926

  • Box 12, folder 10
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Morris, Joe, 1924-1926

  • Box 12, folder 11
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N, 1924-1928

  • Box 12, folder 12-13
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Narcotics, 1925

  • Box 12, folder 14
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National Federation of Federal Employees, 1924-1925

  • Box 12, folder 15
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National Military Home, 1926-1929

  • Box 13, folder 1
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National Tribune, 1927

  • Box 13, folder 2
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Newspapers, 1927-1928

  • Box 13, folder 3-4
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Newspapers - A-W, 1924-1926

  • Box 13, folder 5-7
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Nichols-Nuckols, 1924-1926

  • Box 13, folder 8
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Northeast Kentucky Coal Association, 1924-1928

  • Box 13, folder 9
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O, 1924-1928

  • Box 13, folder 10-11
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Oaks-Osborne, 1920-1926

  • Box 13, folder 12
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P, 1924-1928

  • Box 13, folder 13
  • Box 360, folder 4
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Patent Office, 1924-1927

  • Box 13, folder 14
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Peebles-Pelfrey, 1924-1927

  • Box 13, folder 15
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Pending legislation - A-O, 1928

  • Box 13, folder 16
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Pending legislation - P-W, 1928

  • Box 14, folder 1
  • Box 361, folder 4
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Pennington-Petrou, 1924-1928

  • Box 14, folder 2
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Pensions - 69th Congress 1st session - A-Z, 1925-1926

  • Box 14, folder 3-7
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Pickett-Prewitt, 1924-1925

  • Box 14, folder 8
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Postal bills - 69th Congress 1st session, 1925-1926

  • Box 14, folder 9
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Q, 1925

  • Box 14, folder 10
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R, 1924-1926

  • Box 14, folder 11-12
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Railway Labor Board bill - 69th Congress 1st session, 1926

  • Box 14, folder 13
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Ramey-Redden, 1924-1926

  • Box 14, folder 14
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation - A-Y, 1932-1938

  • Box 15, folder 1-2
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Redwine, E.E., 1928

  • Box 15, folder 3
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Redwine-Reeves, 1924-1926

  • Box 15, folder 4
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Remines-Revenue laws, 1924-1926

  • Box 15, folder 5
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Reorganization bill - General Accounting Office, 1937-1938

  • Box 15, folder 6-7
  • Box 361, folder 4
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Reorganization bill - General Accounting Office - debates in Senate, 1938

  • Box 15, folder 8
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Reorganization bill - General Accounting Office - drafts, undated

  • Box 15, folder 9-10
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Reorganization bill - General Accounting Office - memorandum & reports, 1938

  • Box 16, folder 1-3
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Reorganization bill - General Accounting Office - miscellaneous, 1938

  • Box 16, folder 4-6
  • Box 361, folder 9
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Requests miscellaneous - A-Z, 1927-1928

  • Box 16, folder 7-8
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Revenue bill, 1925-1926

  • Box 17, folder 1
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Revenue bill, 1934

  • Box 17, folder 2
  • Box 361, folder 8
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Revenue bill, 1936

  • Box 17, folder 3-5
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Revenue bill, 1938

  • Box 17, folder 6-7
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Revenue bill - income data statistics, 1933-1936

  • Box 17, folder 8-9
  • Box 360, folder 3
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Revenue bill - miscellaneous, 1933-1934

  • Box 17, folder 10
  • Box 18, folder 1
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Reynolds, Franklin, 1924-1928

  • Box 18, folder 2-3
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Rhodes-Riley, 1924-1926

  • Box 18, folder 4
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Ripper bill - Kentucky legislature, 1928

  • Box 18, folder 5
  • Box 361, folder 6
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River - Big Sandy, 1925-1928

  • Box 18, folder 6
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Roads-Robsion, 1925-1927

  • Box 18, folder 7
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Ross-Russell, 1924-1928

  • Box 18, folder 8
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Russell Lumber and Supply Company, 1927-1928

  • Box 18, folder 9
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S, 1927-1928

  • Box 18, folder 10
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Sa-Sm, 1924-1928

  • Box 18, folder 11
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Sandlin-See, 1924-1928

  • Box 18, folder 12
  • Box 360, folder 3
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Senff-Sewell, 1924-1928

  • Box 18, folder 13
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Shannon, E.E., 1924-1928

  • Box 19, folder 1
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Shearer - speaking invitations and engagements, 1924-1928

  • Box 19, folder 2
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Sheppard-Towner bill - 69th Congress, 1926

  • Box 19, folder 3
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So-Su, 1924-1928

  • Box 19, folder 4
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Social security, 1935

  • Box 19, folder 5-7
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Social security - data, 1935

  • Box 19, folder 8
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Social security - old age pensions, unemployment insurance, 1935

  • Box 19, folder 9
  • Box 20, folder 1-3
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Speakership of Kentucky House of Representatives, 1927-1928

  • Box 20, folder 4
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Special acts - Air Corp increase - HR 10827, 1926

  • Box 20, folder 5
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Special Acts - aircraft procurement - HR 11284, 1928

  • Box 20, folder 6
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Special Acts - Brewer, William, 1928

  • Box 20, folder 7
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Special Acts - Bridge bill - Fullerton, 1924

  • Box 20, folder 8
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Special Acts - Chapman, William, 1928

  • Box 20, folder 9
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Special Acts - Deaton, James, 1928-1929

  • Box 20, folder 10
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Special Acts - Frost, Thomas, 1928-1929

  • Box 20, folder 11
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Special Acts - Gambill, George, 1926-1929

  • Box 20, folder 12
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Special Acts - Grant, Roda, 1865, 1928

  • Box 20, folder 13
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Special Acts - immigration, 1924

  • Box 20, folder 14
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Special Acts - judicial - Kentucky, 1927

  • Box 20, folder 15
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Special Acts - Louisa, Kentucky, 1924

  • Box 20, folder 16
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Special Acts - Maxwell, Elizabeth, 1926-1929

  • Box 20, folder 17
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Special Acts - McClain, Rachel, 1928

  • Box 20, folder 18
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Special Acts - military procurement - horses, 1927

  • Box 20, folder 19
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Special Acts - pensions - Adams-Austin, 1926-1928

  • Box 21, folder 1
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Special Acts - pensions - Berry-Boggs, 1924-1928

  • Box 21, folder 2
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Special Acts - pensions - Bonta-Burton, 1924-1928

  • Box 21, folder 3
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Special Acts - pensions - Campbell-Caskey, 1864, 1924-1928

  • Box 21, folder 4
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Special Acts - pensions - Childers, 1926-1928

  • Box 21, folder 5
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Special Acts - pensions - Clark-Degman, 1923-1929

  • Box 21, folder 6
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Special Acts - pensions - Edens-Fitzgerald, 1925-1926

  • Box 21, folder 7
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Special Acts - pensions - Fleming-Flinchum, 1924-1929

  • Box 21, folder 8
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Special Acts - pensions - Gaither-Gillispie, 1924-1928

  • Box 21, folder 9
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Special Acts - pensions - Griffith, Walter, 1928

  • Box 21, folder 10
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Special Acts - pensions - Hale-Holt, 1924-1929

  • Box 21, folder 11
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Special Acts - pensions - Jackson-Kise, 1924-1926

  • Box 21, folder 12
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Special Acts - pensions - Lewis-Lynch, 1924-1929

  • Box 21, folder 13
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Special Acts - pensions - May-Mosley, 1924-1928

  • Box 21, folder 14
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Special Acts - pensions - McClure-McGuire, 1925-1929

  • Box 22, folder 1
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Special Acts - pensions - McKelley-Marshall, 1924-1927

  • Box 22, folder 2
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Special Acts - pensions - Osborne-Porter, 1921-1928

  • Box 22, folder 3
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Special Acts - pensions - Price-Pumpelly, 1920-1926

  • Box 22, folder 4
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Special Acts - pensions - Purvis, Mary, 1927-1928

  • Box 22, folder 5
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Special Acts - pensions - Ramey, 1927-1929

  • Box 22, folder 6
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Special Acts - pensions - Rankin-Robinson, 1925-1929

  • Box 22, folder 7
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Special Acts - pensions - Smith-Smithers, 1927-1929

  • Box 22, folder 8
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Special Acts - pensions - St. Clair-Slimkins, 1924-1929

  • Box 22, folder 9
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Special Acts - pensions - Swartz, 1926-1929

  • Box 22, folder 10
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Special Acts - pensions - Thacker-Voorheis, 1924-1929

  • Box 22, folder 11
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Special Acts - pensions - Waldeck-Wilson, 1924-1929

  • Box 22, folder 12
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Spencer-Stamper, 1924-1926

  • Box 22, folder 13
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Stapleton-Sulser, 1924-1926

  • Box 22, folder 14
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Stockyards legislation, 1928

  • Box 22, folder 15
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Stream pollution, 1938-1940

  • Box 23, folder 1
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Strong, South, 1925-1928

  • Box 23, folder 2
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Supreme Court bill, 1937

  • Box 23, folder 3-4
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T, 1924-1928

  • Box 23, folder 5-6
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Tariff Commission, 1928

  • Box 23, folder 7
  • Box 361, folder 6
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Tax reduction, 1927

  • Box 23, folder 8
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Taxation - double taxation, 1933

  • Box 23, folder 9-11
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Taxation - excise taxes, 1937

  • Box 24, folder 1
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Taxation - investigations of possible pevisions of the surtax on undistributed profits, undated

  • Box 24, folder 2
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Taxation - Joint Committee on Income Tax Evasion, 1937

  • Box 24, folder 3
  • Box 360, folder 5
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Taxation - new committee to investigate taxes, 1932

  • Box 24, folder 4
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Taxation - re-evaluation of depreciated estates, 1932

  • Box 24, folder 5
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Taxation - Tax Subcommittee - miscellaneous correspondence - A-L, 1937-1938

  • Box 24, folder 6-7
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Taxation - Tax Subcommittee investigation, 1937 September-1938 January

  • Box 24, folder 8-9
  • Box 25, folder 1-6
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Taxation - Tax Subcommittee investigation - A-Z, 1937 November-1938 February

  • Box 25, folder 7-10
  • Box 26
  • Box 27
  • Box 28, folder 1
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Taylor-Thompson, 1924-1926

  • Box 28, folder 2
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Tilton, 1924-1927

  • Box 28, folder 3
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Tobacco - bills, reports and amendments, 1932-1936

  • Box 28, folder 4-5
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Tobacco correspondence, 1931-1937

  • Box 28, folder 6
  • Box 29, folder 1-4
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Tobacco - Federal Tobacco Grading Act, 1935

  • Box 29, folder 5
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Tobacco tax, 1931-1936

  • Box 29, folder 6
  • Box 30, folder 1-2
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Tom Cats and Carr Creek, 1928

  • Box 30, folder 3
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Treasury Department - Truman, 1925-1926

  • Box 30, folder 4
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Tri-State Equipment Co., 1926-1927

  • Box 30, folder 5
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U, 1924-1928

  • Box 30, folder 6-7
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V, 1924-1928

  • Box 30, folder 8-9
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Valentine-Voters, 1924-1927

  • Box 30, folder 10
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Veteran's hospitals - Cynthiana, Jackson, Morehead - 69th Congress 2nd Session, 1927

  • Box 30, folder 11
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Veteran's legislation proposal, 1927-1928

  • Box 30, folder 12
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W, 1927-1928

  • Box 30, folder 13
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Wa-Wh, 1924-1928

  • Box 31, folder 1
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Wagner-Wells, 1924-1928

  • Box 31, folder 2
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Warsaw, Poland - Bonds of City, 1925-1926

  • Box 31, folder 3
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Weaver, Charles, 1927

  • Box 31, folder 4
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West-Williamson, 1924-1928

  • Box 31, folder 5
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Whiskey bill data, 1927

  • Box 31, folder 6
  • Box 361, folder 5
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Wi-Wy, 1924-1928

  • Box 31, folder 7
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Wilson-Wolford, 1924-1926

  • Box 31, folder 8
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Womack-Wyatt, 1923-1928

  • Box 31, folder 9
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Wood, Cyrus - congressional confirmation, 1927-1928

  • Box 31, folder 10
  • Box 361, folder 5
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World War I veterans - legislation - 69th Congress 1st Session, 1925-1928

  • Box 31, folder 11
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Y, 1924-1928

  • Box 31, folder 12-13
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York-Young, 1924-1926

  • Box 31, folder 14
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Z, 1928

  • Box 31, folder 15
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Zappin-Zimmerman, 1924-1928

  • Box 31, folder 16
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Army-Navy files, 1924-1929

Scope and Contents

Consists of correspondence documenting appointments to military service academies, requests for headstone applications, locations of servicemen, and service discharge information to file for pay allotments and for dismissal of under-aged recruits. One folder titled "General Information" contains copies of government regulations and forms related to departmental procedures.

Arranged alphabetically by last name, with one folder of general information at the end of the subseries.

Adkins-Austin, 1924-1928

  • Box 32, folder 1
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Bache-Binnion, 1924-1928

  • Box 32, folder 2
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Blair-Bradley, 1924-1926

  • Box 32, folder 3
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Bradshaw-Butler, 1924-1929

  • Box 32, folder 4
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Callihan-Chaffin, 1924-1928

  • Box 32, folder 5
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Chapman-Clemons, 1924-1928

  • Box 32, folder 6
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Cobb-Cory, 1924-1928

  • Box 32, folder 7
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Costello-Curry, 1924-1928

  • Box 32, folder 8
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Davis-Dixon, 1924-1929

  • Box 33, folder 1
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Duff-Duncan, 1924-1929

  • Box 33, folder 2
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Eaker-Evans, 1924-1928

  • Box 33, folder 3
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Fannin-Futty, 1864, 1924-1928

  • Box 33, folder 4
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Gallagher-Ganis, 1924-1929

  • Box 33, folder 5
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Gearhart-Gross, 1924-1926

  • Box 33, folder 6
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Hackworth-Hayes, 1924-1928

  • Box 33, folder 7
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Heaberlin-Hiley, 1924-1928

  • Box 33, folder 8
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Hodges-Johnson, 1924-1928

  • Box 34, folder 1
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Kash-Kouns, 1924-1929

  • Box 34, folder 2
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Lake-Lynch, 1924-1928

  • Box 34, folder 3
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McGlone-Martin, 1924-1928

  • Box 34, folder 4
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Matthews-Murphy, 1924-1928

  • Box 34, folder 5
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Navy-Osborne, 1924-1928

  • Box 34, folder 6
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Parks-Phipps, 1925-1928

  • Box 34, folder 7
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Porter-Quisenberry, 1924-1928

  • Box 34, folder 8
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Ratcliff-Rees, 1924-1929

  • Box 34, folder 9
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Reid-Runyon, 1924-1929

  • Box 34, folder 10
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Sabath-Senff, 1925-1927

  • Box 34, folder 11
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Sims-Sowder, 1926-1928

  • Box 34, folder 12
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Sparks-Stapleton, 1925-1927

  • Box 34, folder 13
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Stevenson-Sublet, 1925-1927

  • Box 35, folder 1
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Taulbee-Tyler, 1924-1928

  • Box 35, folder 2
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Underhill-Vermillion, 1924-1928

  • Box 35, folder 3
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Wagner-Watson, 1924-1928

  • Box 35, folder 4
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Weddington-Whitt, 1924-1928

  • Box 35, folder 5
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Witt-Young, 1924-1928

  • Box 35, folder 6
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General information folder, 1924-1928

  • Box 35, folder 7
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Military Affairs Committee files, 1926-1928

Scope and Contents

Consists of legislative bill files, correspondence, memoranda, reports, and published information documenting Vinson's work on the House Military Affairs Committee.

Arranged alphabetically by subject and chronologically within each subject.

Air Service, 1923, 1926

  • Box 35, folder 8
  • Folder OS4
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Army Air bill, 1926

  • Box 35, folder 9
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Army Appropriations, 1926-1928

  • Box 35, folder 10-11
  • Folder OS4
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Bills passed 69th Congress, 1st Session, 1926-1928

  • Box 35, folder 12
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Chesapeake & Ohio bill, 1926

  • Box 36, folder 1
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Compulsory military training, 1926

  • Box 36, folder 2
  • Box 361, folder 2
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Design and procurement bills, 1926

  • Box 36, folder 3
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Dixie Highway bill, 1926

  • Box 36, folder 4
  • Box 361, folder 7
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Fredricksburg bill, 1926

  • Box 36, folder 5
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Metalclad airship, 1926

  • Box 36, folder 6
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Miscellaneous, 1927

  • Box 36, folder 7
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Muscle Shoals, 1927

  • Box 36, folder 8-9
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National Defense Act, 1926

  • Box 36, folder 10
  • Box 360, folder 2
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Philippine Constabulary, 1926

  • Box 36, folder 11
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Procurement Board, 1926

  • Box 36, folder 12
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Warrant officer, 1926

  • Box 36, folder 13
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Woodfill, Capt. Samuel, 1926

  • Box 36, folder 14
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Pension files, 1864, 1924-1929

Scope and Contents

Consists of correspondence regarding pension benefits for veterans and widows of veterans ranging from the Civil War to World War One. Also included are index cards that document pension requests processed by Vinson's office. There is also a microfilm copy of the index cards available for use.

Correspondence is arranged alphabetically by correspondent name. Correspondents with last names starting with J through "N are not represented in the subseries. One folder titled "Rules and forms" is arranged at the end of the papers. Index cards and microfilm of the index cards are arranged alphabetically by county name and then by last name of correspondent. Both are listed at the end of the subseries.

Abbott-Adams, E, 1924-1928

  • Box 37, folder 1
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Adams, F-Adkins, 1924-1928

  • Box 37, folder 2
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Alexander-Allen, 1924-1929

  • Box 37, folder 3
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Allison-Arn, 1924-1928

  • Box 37, folder 4
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Arnett-Atkins, 1924-1928

  • Box 37, folder 5
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Bach-Barber, 1924-1928

  • Box 37, folder 6
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Barlow-Bays, 1924-1928

  • Box 37, folder 7
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Beam-Biglow, 1925-1928

  • Box 37, folder 8
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Binnie-Booth, 1924-1928

  • Box 37, folder 9
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Boren-Bradley, 1924-1929

  • Box 37, folder 10
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Bramel-Brown, 1924-1929

  • Box 37, folder 11
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Bruer-Burns, 1924-1929

  • Box 37, folder 12
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Bush-Butler, 1924-1929

  • Box 37, folder 13
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Campbell-Canning, 1924-1927

  • Box 38, folder 1
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Carey-Caskey, 1924-1928

  • Box 38, folder 2
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Castle-Chapman, 1924-1929

  • Box 38, folder 3
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Chenault-Clayton, 1924-1928

  • Box 38, folder 4
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Clemons-Colgrove, 1926-1928

  • Box 38, folder 5
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Collier-Cooper, 1924-1928

  • Box 38, folder 6
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Cornett-Craft, 1924-1929

  • Box 38, folder 7
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Crank-Curley, 1913, 1924-1928

  • Box 38, folder 8
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Damerin-Davidison, 1924-1929

  • Box 38, folder 9
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Davis-Dagman, 1924-1928

  • Box 38, folder 10
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Denham-Dove, 1924-1928

  • Box 38, folder 11
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Douglas-Downey, 1924-1929

  • Box 38, folder 12
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Drake-Dyer, 1924-1929

  • Box 38, folder 13
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Easterling-Elam, 1924-1928

  • Box 39, folder 1
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Ellis-Estes, 1925-1929

  • Box 39, folder 2
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Estill-Ewing, 1924-1928

  • Box 39, folder 3
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Fannin-Flinn, 1924-1929

  • Box 39, folder 4
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Foller-Fortune, 1925-1928

  • Box 39, folder 5
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Foster-Fox, 1924-1928

  • Box 39, folder 6
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Fraley, 1925-1929

  • Box 39, folder 7
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Franklin-Fyfe, 1924-1928

  • Box 39, folder 8
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Gambill-Gillum, 1925-1928

  • Box 39, folder 9
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Girvin-Graves, 1925-1928

  • Box 39, folder 10
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Green-Griffey, 1926-1928

  • Box 39, folder 11
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Griffin-Gumm, 1926-1928

  • Box 39, folder 12
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Hager-Haney, 1924-1929

  • Box 40, folder 1
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Hanners-Hatton, 1924-1928

  • Box 40, folder 2
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Hawey-Hewlett, 1924-1928

  • Box 40, folder 3
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Hickman-Hilley, 1926-1929

  • Box 40, folder 4
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Hobbs-Horton, 1929-1929

  • Box 40, folder 5
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Hubbard-Huffman, 1924-1928

  • Box 40, folder 6
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Hughes-Hunt, 1924-1929

  • Box 40, folder 7
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Hutchinson-Hyman, 1924-1929

  • Box 40, folder 8
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Ingram-O'Connell, 1924-1928

  • Box 40, folder 9
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Rains-Ray, 1924-1928

  • Box 40, folder 10
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Reid-Richards, 1924-1929

  • Box 40, folder 11
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Riddle-Riley, 1924-1928

  • Box 40, folder 12
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Roark-Roberts, 1924-1928

  • Box 41, folder 1
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Robinson-Roney, 1924-1929

  • Box 41, folder 2
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Rose, 1924-1929

  • Box 41, folder 3
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Ross-Runyon, 1925-1928

  • Box 41, folder 4
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Salmons-Sawyer, 1924-1928

  • Box 41, folder 5
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Scott-Sennett, 1927-1929

  • Box 41, folder 6
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Shakleford-Skeen, 1923-1928

  • Box 41, folder 7
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Smith-Sowards, 1926-1928

  • Box 41, folder 8
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Sparks-Stewarts, 1925-1928

  • Box 41, folder 9
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Stidham-Stone, 1924-1929

  • Box 41, folder 10
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Story-Sturgill, 1924-1929

  • Box 41, folder 11
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Sullivan-Swim, 1864, 1924-1926

  • Box 41, folder 12
  • Box 360, folder 6
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Tacket-Thomas, 1925-1927

  • Box 41, folder 13
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Thompson, 1924-1927

  • Box 42, folder 1
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Tolliver-Tolson, 1924-1928

  • Box 42, folder 2
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Tomlin-Trusty, 1927-1928

  • Box 42, folder 3
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Turner, 1928-1929

  • Box 42, folder 4
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Tutt-Tyree, 1924-1928

  • Box 42, folder 5
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Vansickle-Virgin, 1927-1929

  • Box 42, folder 6
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Waddell-Waller, 1925-1928

  • Box 42, folder 7
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Warden-Watson, 1924-1929

  • Box 42, folder 8
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Watts-Wells, 1924-1928

  • Box 42, folder 9
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Weirman-Whitt, 1924-1928

  • Box 42, folder 10
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Wigington-Williams, J, 1924-1929

  • Box 42, folder 11
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Williams, S-Wilson, 1924-1928

  • Box 42, folder 12
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Winters-Woods, 1924-1928

  • Box 42, folder 13
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Workman-Wright, 1924-1928

  • Box 42, folder 14
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Yates-Zorn, 1928

  • Box 43, folder 1
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Rules and forms, 1928

  • Box 43, folder 2
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Index cards - pension requests and special acts by counties, 1924-1928

  • Box 363
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Microfilm copy of index cards, reel 1, 1924-1928

  • Box 381, reel 46
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Post office files, 1923-1937

Scope and Contents

Consists of correspondence and forms documenting the management of post offices in Kentucky and the salaries of postal workers.

Arranged chronologically by year and then alphabetically by post office branch or route. One folder titled "General information" and one log of all post office personnel in Vinson's district are located at the end of the sub-series.

A-Z, 1923

  • Box 43, folder 3
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A-C, 1924

  • Box 43, folder 4
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D-H, 1924

  • Box 43, folder 5
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I-R, 1924

  • Box 43, folder 6
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S-W, 1924

  • Box 43, folder 7
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A-F, 1925

  • Box 43, folder 8
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G-R, 1925

  • Box 43, folder 9
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S-Z, 1925

  • Box 44, folder 1
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A-E, 1926

  • Box 44, folder 2
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F-M, 1926

  • Box 44, folder 3
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N-W, 1926

  • Box 44, folder 4
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A-Crocketsville, 1927

  • Box 44, folder 5
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Cynthiana-H, 1927

  • Box 44, folder 6
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J-R, 1927

  • Box 44, folder 7
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S-X, 1927

  • Box 44, folder 8
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A-L, 1928

  • Box 44, folder 9
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M-T, 1928

  • Box 45, folder 1
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V-Y, 1928

  • Box 45, folder 2
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A-Z, 1929

  • Box 45, folder 3
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Proposal forms, undated

  • Box 45, folder 4
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Post Office log, 1924-1937

  • Box 45, folder 5
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Veterans Bureau files, 1924-1929

Scope and Contents

Consists of correspondence and other papers regarding compensation and medical services for veterans, primarily veterans of World War I but also of the Spanish-American War and the Civil War. Also included is correspondence related to adjusted compensation or "Bonus" benefits for veterans.

Arranged alphabetically by correspondent name and date. Adjusted compensation files are organized alphabetically at the end of the sub-series.

A, 1924-1929

  • Box 45, folder 6
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Baber-Baker, 1924-1929

  • Box 45, folder 7
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Baldridge-Ball, 1924-1929

  • Box 45, folder 8
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(Wm.) William H. Ballard, 1924-1929

  • Box 45, folder 9
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Banks-Barber, 1924-1929

  • Box 45, folder 10
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Barker (A-L), 1924-1929

  • Box 45, folder 11
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Barker (L-W), 1924-1929

  • Box 45, folder 12
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Barnett-Bartnam, 1924-1929

  • Box 45, folder 13
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Bates-Bayes, 1924-1929

  • Box 45, folder 14
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Beckett-Bentley, 1924-1929

  • Box 45, folder 15
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Berry-Beyersdoerfer, 1924-1929

  • Box 45, folder 16
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Bibb-Bishop, 1924-1929

  • Box 45, folder 17
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Blake-Blankenship, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 1
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Blevins-Boggs, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 2
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Bole-Borders, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 3
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Bowan-Bowling, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 4
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Branson-Brickles, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 5
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Bright-Brown, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 6
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Brown, James H., 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 7
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Browning-Bryant, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 8
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Bundy-Burrows, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 9
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Burton, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 10
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Bussey-Byrd, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 11
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Cable-Caldwell, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 12
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Callahan-Calloway, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 13
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Campbell, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 14
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Cantrell, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 15
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Carpenter, Joe, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 16
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Carpenter, 1924-1929

  • Box 46, folder 17
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Carr-Carroll, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 1
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Carter, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 2
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Carver-Cassidy, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 3
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Caudill, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 4
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Chadwick-Chapman, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 5
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Charlies-Chenault, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 6
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Childers-Chilholm, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 7
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Christman-Church, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 8
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Clark, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 9
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Clay-Clevenger, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 10
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Click-Clinkenbeard, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 11
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Cochran-Cockerham, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 12
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Coldiron-Colley, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 13
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Combs, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 14
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Combs, Courtney, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 15
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Combs, David, 1924-1929

  • Box 47, folder 16
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Conley, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 1
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Conn-Cook, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 2
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Cooksey-Cooper, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 3
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Coughlin-Counts, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 4
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Cox, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 5
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Coyle-Crager, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 6
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Craig-Crisp, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 7
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Cummins-Curtis, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 8
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Dalton-Daulton, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 9
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David-Davidson, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 10
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Davis, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 11
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Day-Dayton, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 12
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Deaning-Dennis, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 13
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Diale-Diener, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 14
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Dixon, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 15
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Douley, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 16
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Donovan-Dryden, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 17
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Dunaway-Duncan, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 18
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Dunigan-Dyer, 1924-1929

  • Box 48, folder 19
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Earle-Edens, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 1
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Edwards-Eldridge, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 2
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Elkins-Elliot, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 3
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Ellis-Estte, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 4
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Evans-Everman, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 5
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Fallen-Fannin, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 6
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Fearis-Felthaus, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 7
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Ferguson, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 8
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Fewell-Fife, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 9
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Finch-Fisher, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 10
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Fleming-Flora, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 11
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Fortune-Fraley, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 12
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Frasure-Frazier, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 13
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Freeland-Fugate, 1924-1929

  • Box 49, folder 14
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Frelks, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 1
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Fultz, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 2
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Fyffe, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 3
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Hackney-Haley, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 4
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Hall, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 5
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Hamilton-Hammonds, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 6
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Hampton-Hannan, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 7
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Hanney-Harper, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 8
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Harris-Hathaway, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 9
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Hatton-Hawkins, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 10
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Haydon-Hazlett, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 11
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Helton-Henderson, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 12
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Henry, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 13
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Hensley-Hewnshell, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 14
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Hickey-Hilger, 1924-1929

  • Box 50, folder 15
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Hill-Hilten, 1924-1929

  • Box 51, folder 1
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Hogg-Holbrook, 1924-1929

  • Box 51, folder 2
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Holbrook, Jere H, 1924-1929

  • Box 51, folder 3
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Hollon-Horton, 1924-1929

  • Box 51, folder 4
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Howard, 1924-1929

  • Box 51, folder 5
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Howell, 1924-1929

  • Box 51, folder 6
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Howerton-Huffman, 1924-1929

  • Box 51, folder 7
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Hughes-Hutchinson, 1924-1929

  • Box 51, folder 8
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I, 1924-1929

  • Box 51, folder 9
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Jackson-Jefferson, 1924-1929

  • Box 51, folder 10
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Jenkins-Jibb, 1924-1929

  • Box 51, folder 11
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Johnson, 1924-1929

  • Box 51, folder 12
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Johnson, Charles, 1924-1929

  • Box 51, folder 1-2
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Jones, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 3
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Jordon, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 4
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Judd-Justice, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 5
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Kash-Keaton, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 6
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Keffer-Kegley, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 7
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Kelley-Kiles, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 8
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King-Kiser, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 9
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Kitchan, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 10
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Knelanger-Kravarites, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 11
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L, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 12
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McAllister-McClelland, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 13
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McClenney-McDowell, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 14
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McEldoney-McGinley, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 15
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McGlone, 1924-1929

  • Box 52, folder 16
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McGlothlin-McGuire, 1924-1929

  • Box 53, folder 1
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McIntosh, 1924-1929

  • Box 53, folder 2
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McKensie-MeRamsey, 1924-1929

  • Box 53, folder 3
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Maddix-Maggard, 1924-1929

  • Box 53, folder 4
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Malone-Mannin, 1924-1929

  • Box 53, folder 5
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Manning-Maupin, 1924-1929

  • Box 53, folder 6
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Maxey, 1924-1929

  • Box 53, folder 7
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May-Mays, 1924-1929

  • Box 53, folder 8
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Meade-Merrill, 1924-1929

  • Box 53, folder 9
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Messer-Middleton, 1924-1929

  • Box 53, folder 10
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Miller, 1924-1929

  • Box 53, folder 11
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Mitchell-Moon, 1924-1929

  • Box 53, folder 12
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Moore, 1924-1929

  • Box 54, folder 1
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Moran-Morrison, 1924-1929

  • Box 54, folder 2
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Mosier-Mullins, 1924-1929

  • Box 54, folder 3
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Murphy-Myers, 1924-1929

  • Box 54, folder 4
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Napier-Nash, 1924-1929

  • Box 54, folder 5
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Neace-Nease, 1924-1929

  • Box 54, folder 6
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Nelson-Newsome, 1924-1929

  • Box 54, folder 7
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Nichol-Nichols, 1924-1929

  • Box 54, folder 8
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Nickell, 1924-1929

  • Box 54, folder 9
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Niece-Nolen, 1924-1929

  • Box 54, folder 10
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Oakley-Oldham, 1924-1929

  • Box 54, folder 11
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Oney-Overly, 1924-1929

  • Box 54, folder 12
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Pace-Parr, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 1
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Parrish-Payne, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 2
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Peck-Pelfrey, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 3
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Pence-Pergram, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 4
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Perkins, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 5
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Perry, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 6
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Petrella-Piersall, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 7
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Pigman-Poplin, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 8
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Porter-Prather, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 9
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Price-Pruitt, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 10
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Pugh-Pursall, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 11
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Queen, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 12
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Rakes-Rankin, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 13
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Ratcliff-Razor, 1924-1929

  • Box 55, folder 14
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Reed-Reynolds, 1924-1929

  • Box 56, folder 1
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Rice-Richmond, 1924-1929

  • Box 56, folder 2
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Ridgeway, 1924-1929

  • Box 56, folder 3
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Riffe-Rigsby, 1924-1929

  • Box 56, folder 4
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Risner-Robbins, 1924-1929

  • Box 56, folder 5
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Roberts, 1924-1929

  • Box 56, folder 6
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Robertson-Roe, 1924-1929

  • Box 56, folder 7
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Rogers-Rose, 1924-1929

  • Box 56, folder 8
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Rosenberry-Ross, 1924-1929

  • Box 56, folder 9
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Routt-Russell, 1924-1929

  • Box 56, folder 10
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Salyer, 1924-1929

  • Box 56, folder 11
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Sammons-Scott, 1924-1929

  • Box 56, folder 12
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Seagraves-Shaw, 1924-1929

  • Box 57, folder 1
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Sheets-Shumate, 1924-1929

  • Box 57, folder 2
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Simpson-Skaggs, 1924-1929

  • Box 57, folder 3
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Sloas-Slusher, 1924-1929

  • Box 57, folder 4
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Smith, 1924-1929

  • Box 57, folder 5
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Smitson-Sparks, 1924-1929

  • Box 57, folder 6
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Spears-Spence, 1924-1929

  • Box 57, folder 7
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Spencer, 1924-1929

  • Box 57, folder 8
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Spicer-Stacy, 1924-1929

  • Box 57, folder 9
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Stamper, 1924-1929

  • Box 57, folder 10
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Stapleton, 1924-1929

  • Box 57, folder 11
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Steele-Stegal, 1924-1929

  • Box 57, folder 12
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Stephens-Stephenson, 1924-1929

  • Box 57, folder 13
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Stepp-Stevenson, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 1
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Stewart, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 2
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Stidham-Stockdale, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 3
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Stone-Swinford, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 4
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Tabor-Taylor, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 5
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Terrell-Terry, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 6
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Thacker-Thaxton, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 7
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Thomas, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 8
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Thompson, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 9
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Thornberry-Traylor, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 10
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Trent-Triplett, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 11
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Trosper-Turman, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 12
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Turner, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 13
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Tyfts-Underwood, 1924-1929

  • Box 58, folder 14
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Vance-Vaughan, 1924-1929

  • Box 59, folder 1
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Vermillion-Vires, 1924-1929

  • Box 59, folder 2
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W-Z, 1924-1929

  • Box 59, folder 3
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Adjusted Compensation (Bonus) - A-B, 1924-1925

  • Box 59, folder 4
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Adjusted Compensation (Bonus) - C-E, 1924-1925

  • Box 59, folder 5
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Adjusted Compensation (Bonus) - F-G, 1924-1925

  • Box 59, folder 6
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Adjusted Compensation (Bonus) - H-L, 1924-1925

  • Box 59, folder 7
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Adjusted Compensation (Bonus) - M-O, 1924-1925

  • Box 59, folder 8
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Adjusted Compensation (Bonus) - P-R, 1924-1925

  • Box 59, folder 9
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Adjusted Compensation (Bonus) - S-T, 1924-1925

  • Box 59, folder 10
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Adjusted Compensation (Bonus) - V-W, 1924-1925

  • Box 59, folder 11
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Political files, 1924-1940

Scope and Contents

This series primarily consists of correspondence related to Kentucky politics, patronage, and elections, particularly Democratic primaries and general elections in the Commonwealth. Also included is correspondence related to delegates to the Democratic National Conventions. Most of the materials concern the role of Vinson's Eighth and Ninth congressional districts, particularly in relation to the election of 1932.

Arranged alphabetically by folder title and chronologically within.

Alexander-Gallagher, 1929

  • Box 60, folder 1
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Allen, Bruce, 1926

  • Box 60, folder 2
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Allen-Byrns, 1931

  • Box 60, folder 3
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American Legion Kentucky, 1924-1927

  • Box 60, folder 4
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American Legion (national), 1924-1929

  • Box 60, folder 5
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Anti-Saloon League of America, 1924-1927

  • Box 60, folder 6
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Armitage, Clarence, 1924

  • Box 60, folder 7
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Ashland Chamber of Commerce, 1925-1927

  • Box 60, folder 8
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Ashland Transient Bureau, 1934

  • Box 60, folder 9
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Bach, Chester, 1927

  • Box 60, folder 10
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Bach, Grannis, 1927

  • Box 60, folder 11
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Bailey, Clay, 1927

  • Box 60, folder 12
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Barkley, Alben W., 1926

  • Box 60, folder 13
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Bartram, Nile, 1927

  • Box 60, folder 14
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Bates, Joe, 1927

  • Box 60, folder 15
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Berry, JC, 1928

  • Box 60, folder 16
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Boyd County, 1936-1938

  • Box 60, folder 17
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Boyd County - general, 1936

  • Box 60, folder 18
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Cammack-Douglas, 1931

  • Box 61, folder 1
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Campaign expenses, workers, 1930

  • Box 61, folder 2
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Campaign material - national, 1936

  • Box 61, folder 3
  • Folder OS5
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Correspondence - A, 1924

  • Box 61, folder 4
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Correspondence - A, 1930

  • Box 61, folder 5
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Correspondence - B, 1924

  • Box 61, folder 6
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Correspondence - B, 1930

  • Box 61, folder 7
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Correspondence - C, 1924

  • Box 61, folder 8
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Correspondence - C, 1930

  • Box 62, folder 1
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Correspondence - D, 1924

  • Box 62, folder 2
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Correspondence - D, 1930

  • Box 62, folder 3
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Correspondence - E, 1924

  • Box 62, folder 4
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Correspondence - E, 1930

  • Box 62, folder 5
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Correspondence - F, 1924

  • Box 62, folder 6
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Correspondence - F, 1930

  • Box 62, folder 7
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Correspondence - G, 1924

  • Box 62, folder 8
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Correspondence - G, 1930

  • Box 62, folder 9
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Correspondence - H, 1924

  • Box 62, folder 10
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Correspondence - H, 1930

  • Box 62, folder 11
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Correspondence - I, 1930

  • Box 62, folder 12
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Correspondence - I-K, 1924

  • Box 62, folder 13
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Correspondence - J, 1930

  • Box 62, folder 14
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Correspondence - K, 1930

  • Box 62, folder 15
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Correspondence - L, 1924

  • Box 63, folder 1
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Correspondence - L, 1930

  • Box 63, folder 2
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Correspondence - M, 1924

  • Box 63, folder 3
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Correspondence - M, 1930

  • Box 63, folder 4-5
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Correspondence - N, 1930

  • Box 63, folder 6
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Correspondence - N-O, 1924

  • Box 63, folder 7
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Correspondence - O, 1930

  • Box 63, folder 8
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Correspondence - P, 1924

  • Box 63, folder 9
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Correspondence - P, 1930

  • Box 63, folder 10
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Correspondence - R, 1924

  • Box 63, folder 11
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Correspondence - R, 1930

  • Box 63, folder 12
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Correspondence - S, 1924

  • Box 63, folder 13
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Correspondence - S, 1930

  • Box 64, folder 1
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Correspondence - T, 1924

  • Box 64, folder 2
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Correspondence - T, 1930

  • Box 64, folder 3
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Correspondence - U, 1930

  • Box 64, folder 4
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Correspondence - V, 1924

  • Box 64, folder 5
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Correspondence - V, 1930

  • Box 64, folder 6
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Correspondence - W, 1930

  • Box 64, folder 7
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Correspondence - W-Y, 1924

  • Box 64, folder 8
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Correspondence - X-Z, 1930

  • Box 64, folder 9
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County conventions delegates for national convention - A-F, 1932

  • Box 64, folder 10
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County conventions delegates for national convention - G-L, 1932

  • Box 64, folder 11
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County conventions delegates for national convention - M-W, 1932

  • Box 65, folder 1
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Democratic convention, 1931

  • Box 65, folder 2
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Democratic National Convention, 1928

  • Box 65, folder 3-4
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Democratic National Convention, preparation for, 1928

  • Box 65, folder 5
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Edwards-Green, 1931

  • Box 65, folder 6
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Elections - A, 1932

  • Box 65, folder 7
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Elections - B, 1932

  • Box 65, folder 8
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Elections - C, 1932

  • Box 66, folder 1
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Elections - D, 1932

  • Box 66, folder 2
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Elections - E, 1932

  • Box 66, folder 3
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Elections - F, 1932

  • Box 66, folder 4
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Elections - G, 1932

  • Box 66, folder 5
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Elections - H, 1932

  • Box 66, folder 6
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Elections - I, 1932

  • Box 66, folder 7
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Elections - J, 1932

  • Box 66, folder 8
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Elections - K, 1932

  • Box 66, folder 9
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Elections - L, 1932

  • Box 66, folder 10
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Elections - M, 1932

  • Box 66, folder 11
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Elections - M, 1932

  • Box 67, folder 1
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Elections - N, 1932

  • Box 67, folder 2
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Elections - O, 1932

  • Box 67, folder 3
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Elections - P, 1932

  • Box 67, folder 4
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Elections - R, 1932

  • Box 67, folder 5
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Elections - S, 1932

  • Box 67, folder 6
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Elections - T, 1932

  • Box 67, folder 7
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Elections - U, 1932

  • Box 67, folder 8
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Elections - V, 1932

  • Box 67, folder 9
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Elections - W, 1932

  • Box 67, folder 10
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Elections - X-Z, 1932

  • Box 67, folder 11
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Form letters, 1930

  • Box 67, folder 12
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Form letters, 1934

  • Box 67, folder 13
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Form letters, 1936

  • Box 67, folder 14
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General - A-C, 1932-1933

  • Box 68, folder 1
  • Box 361, folder 4
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General - D-G, 1932-1933

  • Box 68, folder 2
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General - H-Q, 1932-1933

  • Box 68, folder 3
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General - R-S, 1932-1933

  • Box 68, folder 4
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General - T-Y, 1932-1933

  • Box 68, folder 5
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General election - A, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 6
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General election - A, 1936

  • Box 68, folder 7
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General election - B, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 8
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General election - B, 1936

  • Box 68, folder 9
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General election - C, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 10
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General election - C, 1936

  • Box 68, folder 11
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General election - D, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 12
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General election - D-E, 1936

  • Box 68, folder 13
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General election - E, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 14
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General election - F, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 15
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General election - F-G, 1936

  • Box 68, folder 16
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General election - G, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 17
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General election - H, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 18
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General election - H, 1936

  • Box 86, folder 19
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General election - I-J, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 20
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General election - J-K, 1936

  • Box 68, folder 21
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General election - K, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 22
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General election - L, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 23
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General election - L, 1936

  • Box 68, folder 24
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General election - M, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 25
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General election - miscellaneous, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 26
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General election - N, 1934

  • Box 68, folder 27
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General election - O, 1934

  • Box 69, folder 1
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General election - O-R, 1936

  • Box 69, folder 2
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General election - P-Q, 1934

  • Box 69, folder 3
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General election - R, 1934

  • Box 69, folder 4
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General election - S, 1934

  • Box 69, folder 5
  • Box 360, folder 1
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General election - S-T, 1936

  • Box 69, folder 6
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General election - T, 1934

  • Box 69, folder 7
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General election - V, 1934

  • Box 69, folder 8
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General election - V-W, 1936

  • Box 69, folder 9
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General election - W, 1934

  • Box 69, folder 10
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General election - Y, 1934

  • Box 69, folder 11
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General elections, 1939-1940

  • Box 69, folder 12
  • Folder OS4
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Gilbert-Myers, 1929

  • Box 69, folder 13
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Gubernatorial election, 1935

  • Box 361, folder 3
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Gubernatorial election - A-B, 1935

  • Box 69, folder 14
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Gubernatorial election - C, 1935

  • Box 69, folder 15
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Gubernatorial election - D-F, 1935

  • Box 69, folder 16
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Gubernatorial election - G-I, 1935

  • Box 69, folder 17
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Gubernatorial election - J-M, 1935

  • Box 69, folder 18
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Gubernatorial election - N-R, 1935

  • Box 69, folder 19
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Gubernatorial election - S-T, 1935

  • Box 69, folder 20
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Gubernatorial election - U-Y, 1935

  • Box 69, folder 21
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Gubernatorial election - vote tabulation, 1935

  • Box 69, folder 22
  • Folder OS5
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Hager-Lysons, 1931

  • Box 70, folder 1
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Judge Henry R. Prewitt announces for re-election as circuit judge, 1927

  • Box 361, folder 2
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Judicial district, 1926-1927

  • Box 70, folder 2
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Kentucky redistricting, 1934

  • Box 70, folder 3
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MacDonald-Purdon, 1931

  • Box 70, folder 4
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MacDonald-Purdon, 1931

  • Box 70, folder 5
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Mary Inglis Highway, 1932-1935

  • Box 70, folder 6
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Miscellaneous, 1925

  • Box 70, folder 7
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Miscellaneous, 1928-1930

  • Box 70, folder 8-9
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Miscellaneous, 1936

  • Box 70, folder 10
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Miscellaneous ephemera, 1928-1930

  • Box 70, folder 11
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Miscellaneous notes and lists, 1933

  • Box 70, folder 12
  • Box 71, folder 1
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Patronage, 1933-1936

  • Box 71, folder 2-3
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Patronage - A, 1934

  • Box 71, folder 4
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Patronage - A, 1937

  • Box 71, folder 5
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Patronage - A-D, 1932-1933

  • Box 71, folder 6
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Patronage - B, 1934

  • Box 71, folder 7
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Patronage - B-M, 1935

  • Box 71, folder 8
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Patronage - E, 1934

  • Box 71, folder 9
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Patronage - E-H, 1932-1933

  • Box 71, folder 10
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Patronage - F, 1934

  • Box 71, folder 11
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Patronage - I, 1934

  • Box 71, folder 12
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Patronage - J, 1934

  • Box 72, folder 1
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Patronage - J, 1937

  • Box 72, folder 2
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Patronage - J-L, 1932-1933

  • Box 72, folder 3
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Patronage - K, 1934

  • Box 72, folder 4
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Patronage - L, 1934

  • Box 72, folder 5
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Patronage - M, 1932-1933

  • Box 72, folder 6
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Patronage - M, 1934

  • Box 72, folder 7
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Patronage - Mc, 1934

  • Box 72, folder 8
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Patronage - O, 1937

  • Box 72, folder 9
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Patronage - O -P, 1932-1933

  • Box 72, folder 10
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Patronage - P, 1934

  • Box 72, folder 11
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Patronage - P-V, 1935

  • Box 72, folder 12
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Patronage - R-S, 1932-1933

  • Box 72, folder 13
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Patronage - S, 1934

  • Box 72, folder 14
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Patronage - T, 1934

  • Box 72, folder 15
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Patronage - T-Z, 1932-1933

  • Box 72, folder 16
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Patronage - V, 1934

  • Box 72, folder 17
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Patronage - V, 1936

  • Box 72, folder 18
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Patronage - W, 1934

  • Box 72, folder 19
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Patronage - W, 1937

  • Box 72, folder 20
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Personal, 1936

  • Box 72, folder 21
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Personal campaign, 1935

  • Box 360, folder 5
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Personal notes, campaign of 1934, 1934

  • Box 72, folder 22
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Photographer advertisements, 1930-1935

  • Box 73, folder 1
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Plummer-Stovall, 1929

  • Box 73, folder 2
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Primary - A, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 3
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Primary - B, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 4
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Primary - C, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 5
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Primary - D, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 6
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Primary - E, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 7
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Primary - F, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 8
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Primary - G, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 9
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Primary - H, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 10
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Primary - I-J, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 11
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Primary - K, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 12
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Primary - L, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 13
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Primary - M, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 14
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Primary - N, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 15
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Primary - O, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 16
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Primary - P, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 17
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Primary - precinct returns, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 18
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Primary - R, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 19
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Primary - S, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 20
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Primary - T, 1934

  • Box 73, folder 21
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Primary - V, 1934

  • Box 74, folder 1
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Primary - W, 1934

  • Box 74, folder 2
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Primary - Y, 1934

  • Box 74, folder 3
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Primary election, 1923

  • Box 74, folder 4
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Primary election, 1924

  • Box 74, folder 5
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Primary election, 1925

  • Box 74, folder 6
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Primary election, 1928 June

  • Box 74, folder 7
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Primary election, 1928 July

  • Box 74, folder 8-9
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Primary election, 1928 August

  • Box 74, folder 10
  • Box 75, folder 1-2
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Primary election, 1928 September

  • Box 75, folder 3
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Primary election - A, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 4
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Primary election - B, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 5
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Primary election - C, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 6
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Primary election - D, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 7
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Primary election - E, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 8
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Primary election - F, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 9
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Primary election - G, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 10
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Primary election - H, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 11
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Primary election - I-J, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 12
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Primary election - K-L, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 13
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Primary election - M-N, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 14
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Primary election - miscellaneous, 1928

  • Box 75, folder 15
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Primary election - O-P, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 16
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Primary election - Q-R, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 17
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Primary election - S, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 18
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Primary election - T-U, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 19
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Primary election - V-Y, 1936

  • Box 75, folder 20
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Primary form letters, 1928

  • Box 75, folder 21
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Primary form letters, 1932

  • Box 75, folder 22
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Ramsey-Rouse, 1931

  • Box 75, folder 23
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Redistricting bill - 1934 session of Kentucky legislature, 1934

  • Box 76, folder 1
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Reforestation - A-D, 1933

  • Box 76, folder 2
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Reforestation - F-L, 1933

  • Box 76, folder 3
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Reforestation - M-W, 1933

  • Box 76, folder 4
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Salyer-Tyra, 1931

  • Box 76, folder 5
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Secretary of State ballot instructions, 1936 July 1

  • Box 361, folder 7
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Special election, 1938 June

  • Box 76, folder 6
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Thompson-Wright, 1929

  • Box 76, folder 7
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Underwood-Young, 1931

  • Box 76, folder 8
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Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, 1937-1943

Scope and Contents

This series consists of case files, judicial opinions, and administrative files documenting Vinson's judgeship on the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia from 1938 to 1943. Papers include draft and final opinions, notes, memoranda, correspondence, and reference materials including volumes of the 1943 Washington Law Reporter.

This series is arranged into two sub-series: Case files and Subject files.

For more papers related to this period of Vinson's career, please consult the following series: Political files, Newspaper clippings, Personal correspondence, and Speeches.

Case files, 1938-1943

Scope and Contents

Arranged chronologically by date of opinion release and then alphabetically by case title.

Proctor v. American Security and Trust Co., 7058, Judge Vinson's first opinion, 1938 June 13

  • Box 77, folder 1
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Helen O. Willis v. USA, 7068, 1938 July 5

  • Box 77, folder 2
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Johnson A. Wimsatt, Inc. v. DC Commissioners, 7067, opinion by Vinson, 1938 July 5

  • Box 77, folder 3
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Brown v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., 7136, 1938 September 29

  • Box 77, folder 4
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Walford v. McNeill, 7074, 1938 October 10

  • Box 77, folder 5
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Evans, et al. v. Ockershausen, et al., 7062-7065, opinion by Vinson, 1938 October 31

  • Box 77, folder 6-7
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Black River Valley Broadcast Inc. v. Frank R McNinch, et al., 7170, 1938 November 21

  • Box 77, folder 8
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US ex rel. GC Roughton v. Harold L. Ickes, 7113, 1938 December 5

  • Box 77, folder 9
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William Jameson & Co. v. Morgenthau, Civil 440, 1938 December 22

  • Box 77, folder 10
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William Jameson & Co. v. Morgenthau, Civil 440, 1938 December 22

  • Box 78, folder 1
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Tumulty et al. v. District of Columbia, 7061, 1939 January 16

  • Box 78, folder 2
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Tipp v. District of Columbia, 7110, Vinson district, 1939 January 23

  • Box 78, folder 3
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Lyons v. Hines, 7108, 1939 February 6

  • Box 78, folder 4
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Pratt v. USA, 7176, 1939 February 20

  • Box 78, folder 5
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The Courier Post Publishing Co. v. Federal Communications Commission, 7091, opinion by Vinson, 1939 March 6

  • Box 78, folder 6
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Albert R. Clark v. Associate Retail Credit Co. of Washington DC, 7139, 1939 April 10

  • Box 78, folder 7-8
  • Box 360, folder 4
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Laughlin v. Cummings, 7278, 1939 April 10

  • Box 78, folder 9
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Summerhays v. Conway Coe, Commission of Patents, 7134, 1939 April 10

  • Box 79, folder 1
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Hines, Vets Administrator Elliott, Comptroller v. Marsh, 7214, 1939 April 17

  • Box 79, folder 2
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Giovannani v. Waple and James, 7163, 1939 May 8

  • Box 79, folder 3
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Harris v. Embrey, 7217, 1939 May 8

  • Box 79, folder 4
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Olson v. Throckmorton, 7174, 1938 May 8

  • Box 79, folder 5
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Herder, et al. v. Helvering, 7179-80, 1939 June 26

  • Box 79, folder 6
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Prevost v. Secretary of Treasury, Morgenthau, Jr., 7130, 1939 June 26

  • Box 79, folder 7
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Witters v. USA, 7295, 1939 June 27

  • Box 79, folder 8
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Ana Rosario v. USA, 7030, 1939 June 30

  • Box 80, folder 1
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Young, Receiver v. Nicholson, Riggs National Bank, 7235, 1939 July 31

  • Box 80, folder 2
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Chapman v. Griffith Consumers Co., 7167, 1939 October 9

  • Box 80, folder 3
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Bishop v. USA, 7288, 1939 October 23

  • Box 80, folder 4
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Lukens Steel, et al. v. Perkins, et al., 7368, 1939 November

  • Box 80, folder 5
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Curtis Williams v. American Employers Insurance Co., 7325, 1939 November 6

  • Box 80, folder 6
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Stewart v. Capital Transit Co., 7141, 1939 November 13

  • Box 80, folder 7
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Tri-State Broadcasting v. Federal Communications Commission, 7192, 1939 November 13

  • Box 80, folder 8
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Regal Cleaners and Dryers v. Joseph Pessagno, 7195, 1939 November 27

  • Box 80, folder 9
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Steger, Infant v. Cameron, 7243, 1939 November 27

  • Box 80, folder 10
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Reality Investment and Securities Corporation v. HL Rust Co., 7275-7296, 1939 December 4

  • Box 80, folder 11
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Neild v. DC, 7213, 1939

  • Box 80, folder 12
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Laber v. Hall, 7327, 1940 January

  • Box 80, folder 13
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National Federation of Railway Workers v. National Mediation Board, et al., 7422, 1940 January 8

  • Box 80, folder 14
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Carl v. Ferrell, 7469, 1940 January 15

  • Box 80, folder 15
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Carl v. Norris, 7470, 1940 January 15

  • Box 80, folder 16
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Green (AFL) v. Brophy (CIO), 7381, 1940 January 15

  • Box 80, folder 17
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Small v. Cohen and USA, 7349, 1940 January 22

  • Box 80, folder 18
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Gay Union Corp Inc., Canal Bank & Trust Co. v. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, 7402-03, 1940 February 26

  • Box 81, folder 1
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USA v. American Medical Association, 7488, 1940 March 4

  • Box 81, folder 2
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Barnes, et al v. Pannakker, 7337-38, 1940 March 11

  • Box 81, folder 3
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Richardson v. Richardson, 7330, 1940 March 18

  • Box 81, folder 4
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Fidelity and Deposit Co. v. Guy T. Helvering, 7434, 1940 April 15

  • Box 81, folder 5
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Harry Panitz & Co. v. District of Columbia, 7294, 1940 April 22

  • Box 81, folder 6
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Howard v. Howard, 7545, 1940 April 29

  • Box 81, folder 7
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Parmlee v. USA, 7332, 1940 May 13

  • Box 81, folder 8
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Swofford v. International Marine Co., 7535, 1940 May 20

  • Box 81, folder 9
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Korman, Trustee v. Federal Housing Administration, 7427, 1940 June 3

  • Box 81, folder 10
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Goodloe v. Hawk, 7437, 1940 June 24

  • Box 81, folder 11
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Miller v. Schwinn Inc., 7409, 1940 June 24

  • Box 81, folder 12
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Dunn v. Sec. of the Interior Ickes, 7652, 1940 June 28

  • Box 82, folder 1
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Morgan v. Hines, 7369, 1940 July 15

  • Box 82, folder 2
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Davis v. Davis, 7420, 1940 July

  • Box 82, folder 3
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Glass v. Sec. of the Interior Ickes, 7460, 1940 August 26

  • Box 82, folder 4
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Cysick v. Second National Bank, 7501, 1940 September 23

  • Box 82, folder 5
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Flanagan v. Helvering, 7448, 1940 October 14

  • Box 82, folder 6
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California Packing Corporation v. District of Columbia, 7513, 1940 October 28

  • Box 82, folder 7
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Daniels v. Conway Coe, Commissioner of Patents, 7508, 1940 October 28

  • Box 82, folder 8
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Nueslein v. District of Columbia, 7686, 1940 November 25

  • Box 82, folder 9
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Granholm v. Cardillo, 7483, 1940 December 9

  • Box 82, folder 10
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National Labor Relations Board v. Arcade-Sunshine Co. Inc., 7598, 1940 December 9

  • Box 82, folder 11
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McGraw Hill Publishing Co v. American Aviation Association, 7615, 1940 December 16

  • Box 82, folder 12
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Holzbeierlein v. Grant, et al., 7629, 1941 January 6

  • Box 82, folder 13
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Huber v. Helvering, 7548, 1941 January 27

  • Box 82, folder 14
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Tyer v. Hines, 7612, 1941 January 27

  • Box 82, folder 15
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Colorado Raido Corp v. Federal Communications Commission, 7582, 1941 February 3

  • Box 82, folder 16
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Jefferson v. Helvering, 7556, 1941 February 17

  • Box 82, folder 17
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Pike, et al. v. Walker, PM General, 7697, 1941 March 10

  • Box 83, folder 1
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Jones v. Kennedy, 7549, 1941 March 17

  • Box 83, folder 2
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All States Service Station, Inc v. Standard Oil Co., 7556, 1941 March 24

  • Box 83, folder 3
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Young, Receiver Industrial Savings Bank v. Howard and Hayes, 7526, 1941 March 24

  • Box 83, folder 4
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Pullen v. Sun Life Insurance Co., 7760, 1941 March 31

  • Box 83, folder 5
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Sharp v. Coe, 7400, 1941 March

  • Box 83, folder 6
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Brice v. Walker, 7639, 1941 April 7

  • Box 83, folder 7
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Eades v. Capital Materials Co., Inc., 7587, 1941 April 7

  • Box 83, folder 8
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Lammerding, etc v. Helvering, Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 7592-94, 1941 April 28

  • Box 83, folder 9
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Krause v. Coe, 7584, 1941 May 5

  • Box 83, folder 10
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Bethlehem Steel Co. v. NLRB, 7503, 7538, 1941 May 12

  • Box 83, folder 11-12
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Cherry v. Miley, 7641, 1941 May 12

  • Box 83, folder 13
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Helvering v. Lent, 7620, 1941 June 2

  • Box 83, folder 14
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Eureka Maryland Assurance Corp v. Gray, 7643, 1941 June 16

  • Box 83, folder 15
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Andree & Seedman Inc. v. Administrator of Dept of Labor Wage and Price Division, 7715, 1941 June 30

  • Box 83, folder 16
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Kerr v. US Veteran's Administration, 7487, 1941 June 30

  • Box 83, folder 17
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National Association of Wool Manufactures v. Administrator of Wage and Hour Division, 7714, 1941 June 30

  • Box 83, folder 18
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Southern Garment Manufactures v. Administrator of Labor Wage and Price Division, 7709, 1941 June 30

  • Box 84, folder 1
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Warring v. Colpoys, 7921, 1941 July 29

  • Box 84, folder 2
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Warring v. Huff, 7879, 1941 July 29

  • Box 84, folder 3
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Viereck v. USA, 8204, 1941 September 21

  • Box 84, folder 4-5
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Catoe v. USA, 8090, 1941 October 5

  • Box 84, folder 6
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Williams v. USA, 8038, 1941 October 12

  • Box 84, folder 7
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Chippas v. Valltes: 7698, 1941 October 13

  • Box 84, folder 8
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McCord v. Helvering: 7705, 1941 October 28

  • Box 84, folder 9
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Gutshall v. Wood, 7662, 1941 November 3

  • Box 84, folder 10
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Southern Railway v. ACME Fast Freight, Inc., 7694, 1941 November 10

  • Box 84, folder 11
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Gertman v. Burdick, 7773-75, 1941 November 26

  • Box 84, folder 12
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Phipps v. Helvering, 7759, 1941 December 8

  • Box 85, folder 1
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Greenbalt v. Wender, 7762, 1941 December 15

  • Box 85, folder 2
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Abbot, Puller and Myers v. Peyser, Receiver of Mongomery Building and Loan Association, 7889, 1941 December 31

  • Box 85, folder 3
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Sacks v. Sacks, 7832, 1941 December 31

  • Box 85, folder 4
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Hurwitz v. Hurwitz, 8156, 1942 January

  • Box 85, folder 5
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St. Francis Hospital v. Helvering, 7829, 1942 February 2

  • Box 85, folder 6
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US ex rel. Denholm & McKay Co. v. US Board of Tax Appeals, 7817, 1942 February 9

  • Box 85, folder 7
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Railroad Retirement Board v. Bates, 7812, 1942 February 24

  • Box 85, folder 8
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Hiscox v. Jackson, 7874, 1942 March 16

  • Box 85, folder 9
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Osage Tribe of Indians v. Ickes, Civil 10787, 1942 March 19

  • Box 85, folder 10
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US v. Offult et al., 1942 April 13

  • Box 85, folder 11
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Martin v. USA, 7882, 1942 May 4

  • Box 85, folder 12
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Hancock v. Helvering, 7904-7908, 1942 May 11

  • Box 85, folder 13
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Verkouteren v. Edwards, 7997, 1942 May 18

  • Box 85, folder 14
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Robinson v. US, 8034, 1942 June 1

  • Box 85, folder 15
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USA v. Cox, 7876, 1942 June 1

  • Box 86, folder 1
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Jones v. Donlop, 8004, 1942 June 8

  • Box 86, folder 2
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Dochler Metal Furniture Co., Inc. v. Warren, 7972, 1942 June 15

  • Box 86, folder 3
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Marvin's Credit, Inc. v. Hall, 7946, 1942 June 22

  • Box 86, folder 4
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In re Rosier, 7920, 1942 September 7

  • Box 86, folder 5
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Catoe v. USA, 8090, 1942 October 5

  • Box 86, folder 6
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Miessner and Hoschke, 7962, 1942 November 2

  • Box 86, folder 7
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Scharfield v. Richardson, 7890, 1942 November 23

  • Box 86, folder 8
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Umhau v. Bazzuro, 8062, 1942 November 23

  • Box 86, folder 9
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Sesso v. USA, 8176, 1942 December 7

  • Box 86, folder 10
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Gersing v. Chafitz, 8394, 1942 December 8

  • Box 86, folder 11
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Philadelphia Inquirer Company v. Coe, Commissioner of Patents, 7944, 1942 December 8

  • Box 86, folder 12
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Suit-Fletcher v. Judges of DC Court of Appeals, 8141, 1942

  • Box 86, folder 13
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Johnston v. Dental Board, 8076, 1943 January 18

  • Box 86, folder 14
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First National Steamship Co. v. US Shipping Board, 8253, 1943 January 22

  • Box 86, folder 15
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Boss and Phelps v. District of Columbia, 8190, 1943 January 25

  • Box 87, folder 1
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Consolidated Home Equipment Co. v. Crossland, 8373, 1943 January

  • Box 87, folder 2
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Matthew, et al. v. Moncrief and Perpetual Building Association, 8023, 1943 February 8

  • Box 87, folder 3
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Slaughter v. Madison, 8293, 1943 February 8

  • Box 87, folder 4
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v. National Mediation Board, 8311, 1943 February 15

  • Box 87, folder 5
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Switchmen's Union v. National Mediation Board, 8346, 1943 February 15

  • Box 87, folder 6-7
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Campion v. Brooks Transportation Company, Stoneburner v. Brooks Transportation Co., 8070, 1943 March 8

  • Box 87, folder 8
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Watrous and Hosmer v. District of Columbia, 8313-8314, 1943 March 9

  • Box 87, folder 9
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Great American Indemnity Co. v. Cardillo, 8139, 1943 March 23

  • Box 87, folder 10
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Pace v. District of Columbia, 8274, 1943 April 12

  • Box 87, folder 11
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Ickes v. Ledbetter, 8337, 1943 April 26

  • Box 87, folder 12
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Berg v. USA, 8391, 1943 April

  • Box 88, folder 1
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Shiftlett v. USA, 8493, 1943 April

  • Box 88, folder 2
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Brown v. Hecht Co., 6498, 1943 May 19

  • Box 88, folder 3
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Washington Gas Light Co. v. Byrnes, 8501, 1943 May 26

  • Box 88, folder 4
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Robinson v. Wayne, et al., 8236, 1943 May 29

  • Box 88, folder 5
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Vietti v. Wayne, et al., 8235, 1943 May 29

  • Box 88, folder 6
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Alexander v. USA, 8417, 1943 May

  • Box 88, folder 7
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Subject files, 1937-1943

Scope and Contents

Arranged alphabetically by folder title and then chronologically by date.

Addresses and reports delivered at the Third Judicial Circuit Conference, 1943

  • Box 88, folder 8
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Addresses and speeches of distinguished jurists, 1943

  • Box 88, folder 9
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Administrative law bill, 1938-1939

  • Box 88, folder 10
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Appropriations for the Court, 1944

  • Box 88, folder 11
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Building - proposed new building for the federal court in District of Columbia, 1938-1942

  • Box 88, folder 12
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Calendar - October term, 1939

  • Box 88, folder 13
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Calendar - October term, 1942

  • Box 88, folder 14
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Calendar for Court of Appeals, 1938-1943

  • Box 88, folder 15
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Cases - opinions selected for annotation by Annotation and Law Review, 1939-1943

  • Box 89, folder 1
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Committee on Law School Admissions, 1937-1942

  • Box 89, folder 2-3
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Committee on Supporting Personnel of the Courts, 1942-1943

  • Box 89, folder 4-5
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Digest of opinions of the Court of Appeals for District of Columbia, 1940-1941

  • Box 89, folder 6
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Inventory of government-owned property for Justice Vinson as chairman, 1941

  • Box 89, folder 7
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Judicial Conference, 1941

  • Box 89, folder 8
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Judicial Conference, 1941-1942

  • Box 89, folder 9
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Judicial Conference, 1943

  • Box 89, folder 10-11
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Judicial Conference - Charlottesville, Washington, 1938/1940

  • Box 90, folder 1
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Judicial Conference Circuit Court judge reports, 1938-1941

  • Box 90, folder 2
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Legislation, judiciary, 1938-1943

  • Box 90, folder 3-4
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Memoranda - opinions - cases in which Vinson participated - A-C, 1941

  • Box 90, folder 5
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Memoranda - opinions - cases in which Vinson participated - D-H, 1941

  • Box 90, folder 6
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Memoranda - opinions - cases in which Vinson participated - J-P, 1941

  • Box 90, folder 7
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Memoranda - opinions - cases in which Vinson participated - R-Z, 1941

  • Box 91, folder 1
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Miscellaneous, 1941

  • Box 91, folder 2-3
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Notes and data, undated

  • Box 91, folder 4
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Opinion correspondence, 1941

  • Box 91, folder 5
  • Box 361, folder 1
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Opinion mailing list, 1939-1941

  • Box 91, folder 6
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Opinions of Judge Vinson with index - vol. I, 1938-1940

  • Box 91, folder 7-9
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Opinions of Judge Vinson with index - vol. II, 1941-1943

  • Box 92, folder 1-3
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Opinions of Judge Vinson - US Circuit Court of Appeals for Ninth Circuit, 1939-1940

  • Box 92, folder 4
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Opinions of the whole court, Court of Appeals for District of Columbia, 1942-1943

  • Box 92, folder 5-7
  • Box 93, folder 1-2
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Preliminary report of Committee on Standardization Jury Instructions, 1941

  • Box 93, folder 3
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Printed legal material, 1936-1943

  • Box 93, folder 4
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Report to the Judicial Conference of the Committee on Selection of Jurors, 1942 September

  • Box 93, folder 5
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Statistics, 1941

  • Box 93, folder 6
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Tabulation of all cases in which Judge Vinson participated, 1941

  • Box 93, folder 7
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The Washington Law Reporter - vol. 71 - 1-46, 1943

  • Box 93, folder 8
  • Box 94, folder 1-4
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West Publishing Co., 1941

  • Box 94, folder 5
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Emergency Court of Appeals, 1942-1943

Scope and Contents

This series consists of case files, judicial opinions, and administrative files documenting Vinson's chief judgeship on the Emergency Court of Appeals. Papers include draft and final opinions, notes, memoranda, correspondence, reference materials, and meeting and appointment calendars.

The series is arranged into two sub-series: Case files and Subject files.

For more papers related to this period of Vinson's career, please consult the following series: Articles and statements, Newspaper clippings, Personal correspondence, and Speeches.

Case files

Scope and Contents

Arranged chronologically by year and then alphabetically by folder title.

Galban Lobo Co. v. Leon Henderson, no. 2, 1942 September 30

  • Box 94, folder 6-7
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Galban Lobo Co. v. Leon Henderson, no. 3, 1942 November 19

  • Box 94, folder 8
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Galban Lobo Co. v. Leon Henderson, no. 13, 1942

  • Box 95, folder 1
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Flett v. Henderson, no. 7, 1942

  • Box 95, folder 2
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Shapiro v. Henderson, no. 8, 1942

  • Box 95, folder 3
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Taylor v. Henderson, no. 10, 1942

  • Box 95, folder 4
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William Focke's Sons Co. v. Henderson, no. 11, 1942

  • Box 95, folder 5
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Frank v. Henderson, no. 9, 1942-1943

  • Box 95, folder 6
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Buka Coal v. Henderson, no. 4, 1943 February 1

  • Box 95, folder 7-8
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Armour & Co. v. Brown, no. 26, 1943 April 13

  • Box 95, folder 9
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Armour & Co. v. Brown, no. 27, 1943 April

  • Box 95, folder 10
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Armour & Co. v. Brown, no. 28, 1943 April

  • Box 95, folder 11
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Flintkote Co. v. Brown, no. 30, 1943 April

  • Box 95, folder 12
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Northwood Apartments Inc. v. Brown, no. 41, 1943 April

  • Box 95, folder 13
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US Gypsum Co. v. Brown, no. 29, 1943 April

  • Box 95, folder 14
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Lincoln Savings Bank v. Henderson, no. 12, 1943 May 7

  • Box 96, folder 1
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Chatlos v. Henderson, no. 14, 1943 May 28

  • Box 96, folder 2-3
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Davies Warehouse Co. v. Prentiss M. Brown, no. 5, 1943 May 28

  • Box 96, folder 4-5
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Armour & Co. v. Brown, no. 48, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 6
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Chapin, et al. v. Brown, no. 35, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 7
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Cornelius Apartments v. Brown, no. 36, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 8
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Cudahy Brothers v. Brown, no. 42, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 9
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Cudahy Brothers v. Brown, no. 43, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 10
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Cudahy Brothers v. Brown, no. 44, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 11
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Hubbart v. Brown, no. 37, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 12
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Interwoven Stocking Co. v. Brown, no. 45, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 13
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Johnson v. Brown, no. 38, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 14
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Machen v. Brown, no. 46, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 15
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Madison Park Corp v. Brown, no. 33, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 16
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Malloy v. Brown, no. 39, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 17
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Oswald and Hess Co. v. Brown, no. 32, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 18
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Philadelphia Coke Co. v. Brown, no. 47, 1943 May

  • Box 96, folder 19
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West Seattle Land & Improvement Co. v. Brown, no. 34, 1943 May

  • Box 97, folder 1
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Whitter Investment Co. v. Brown, no. 40, 1943 May

  • Box 97, folder 2
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Wilson & Co. Inc v. Brown, no. 31, 1943 May

  • Box 97, folder 3
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Wilson & Bennett v. Brown, no. 19, 1943 July 15

  • Box 97, folder 4-5
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Berimore Co. v. Brown, no. 18, 1943

  • Box 97, folder 6
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Flintkote Co. v. Henderson, no. 16, 1943

  • Box 97, folder 7
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Galban Lobo Co. v. Henderson, no. 6, 1943

  • Box 97, folder 8
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Harlen Metal Corp v. Brown, no. 24, 1943

  • Box 97, folder 9
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Hillcrest Terrace Corp v. Henderson, no. 17, 1943

  • Box 97, folder 10
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Katz v. Brown, no. 25, 1943

  • Box 97, folder 11
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Lakemore Co. v. Henderson, no. 15, 1943

  • Box 97, folder 12
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National Electrical Contractors Association v. Brown, no. 22, 1943

  • Box 97, folder 13
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Spaeth v. Brown, no. 20, 1943

  • Box 97, folder 14
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US Gypsum v. Brown, no. 21, 1943

  • Box 98, folder 1
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US Gypsum v. Brown, no. 23, 1943

  • Box 98, folder 2
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Subject files

Scope and Contents

Arranged alphabetically by folder title and then chronologically by date.

Book receipts and catalogs, 1942-1943

  • Box 98, folder 3
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Calendar, March 2, 1942 to April 8, 1943, 1942-1943

  • Box 98, folder 4
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Correspondence concerning tentative suggested rules for the Emergency Court of Appeals, 1942 May 2

  • Box 98, folder 5
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Designations of judges, 1942

  • Box 98, folder 6
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Legislation, 1941-1943

  • Box 98, folder 7
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Miscellaneous, 1943

  • Box 98, folder 8
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Personnel review, 1942-1943

  • Box 98, folder 9
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Proposed drafts on rules of the Emergency Court of Appeals, 1942-1943

  • Box 98, folder 10-11
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Rules of the Emergency Court of Appeals, 1942 May

  • Box 98, folder 12
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Suggested rules for Emergency Court of Appeals, 1942 February 6

  • Box 98, folder 13
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Office of Economic Stabilization, 1942-1945

Scope and Contents

This series primarily consists of correspondence, directives, wage and price agreements, and executive orders documenting Vinson's work as Director of the Office of Economic Stabilization. There are also working files, press releases, and reference materials concerning government price regulations and price support on food stuffs, coal and petroleum, and governmental services.

Arranged alphabetically by folder title and chronologically by date.

For more papers related to this period of Vinson's career, please consult the following series: Articles and statements, Newspaper clippings, Personal correspondence, and Speeches.

Bureau of Labor Statistics - cost of living index and related correspondence, 1942-1945

  • Box 99, folder 1-2
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Directories, 1942-1944

  • Box 99, folder 3
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Economic Stabilization Director, 1943

  • Box 99, folder 4
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Executive orders, 1942-1944

  • Box 99, folder 5
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Notebook - directives, 1942-1945

  • Box 99, folder 6
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Notebook - Economic Stabilization, May 1942 to May 1945 vol. 1 and index, 1942-1945

  • Box 99, folder 7
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Notebook - Economic Stabilization, May 1942 to May 1945 vol. 2, 1942-1945

  • Box 100, folder 1
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Opinions, 1942-1944

  • Box 100, folder 2
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Press releases, 1942-1945

  • Box 100, folder 3
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Regulations, 1942-1943

  • Box 100, folder 4
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Reports, 1943-1944

  • Box 100, folder 5
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Statutes, 1942

  • Box 100, folder 6
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Tax program proposal, 1943

  • Box 100, folder 7
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Tax program proposal - consideration respecting a federal retail sales tax, 1943 October 12

  • Box 100, folder 8-9
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Taxes, 1943

  • Box 100, folder 10
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Taxes, 1943

  • Box 101, folder 1
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Bretton Woods Conference, 1944-1945

Scope and Contents

This series consists of correspondence, ephemera, conference minutes, and other files documenting Vinson's role as Vice Chairman of the American delegation at the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference convened in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire, July 1 through July 22, 1944. Papers relate to conference negotiations and congressional reactions to the event.

Arranged alphabetically by folder title and chronologically by date.

For more papers related to this period of Vinson's career, please consult the following series: Articles and statements, Newspaper clippings, Personal correspondence, and Speeches.

Agenda, notes, and ephemera, 1944 July 1

  • Box 101, folder 2
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Articles, memoranda, reports, 1944 January-June

  • Box 101, folder 3
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Articles, memoranda, receipts, reports, 1944 July-December

  • Box 101, folder 4
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Assorted reports, 1944

  • Box 101, folder 5-6
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Joint Statement Articles I-IV, 1944 July

  • Box 101, folder 7-8
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Joint Statement Articles V-X, 1944 July 1

  • Box 101, folder 9
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Joint Statement Articles V-XIV, 1944 July

  • Box 101, folder 10
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Notebook - official transcript of minutes of meetings of the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference at Bretton Woods, New Hampshire Commission 1, Part 1, meetings of the full commission, 1944 July

  • Box 102, folder 1
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Notebook - official transcript of minutes of meetings of the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference at Bretton Woods, New Hampshire Commissions 2 and 3, 1944 July

  • Box 102, folder 2
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Notebook - official transcript of minutes of meetings of the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference at Bretton Woods, New Hampshire Commission 1, Part 2, Committee 1 and 2, 1944 July 1-22

  • Box 102, folder 3
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Notebook - official transcript of minutes of meetings of the United Nations Monetary and Financial Conference at Bretton Woods, New Hampshire Commission 1, Part 3, Committee 3 and 4, 1944 July 1-22

  • Box 103, folder 1
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Official documents, no. 11-32, 1944 July

  • Box 103, folder 2
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Official documents, no. 34-65, 1944 July

  • Box 103, folder 3
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Official documents, no. 101-153, 1944 July

  • Box 103, folder 4
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Official documents, no. 163-199, 1944 July

  • Box 103, folder 5
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Official documents, no. 200-239, 1944 July

  • Box 103, folder 6
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Official documents, no. 240-249, 1944 July

  • Box 103, folder 7
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Official documents, no. 250-299, 1944 July

  • Box 104, folder 1
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Official documents, no. 300-329, 1944 July

  • Box 104, folder 2
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Official documents, no. 330-399, 1944 July

  • Box 104, folder 3
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Official documents, no. 400-419, 1944 July

  • Box 104, folder 4
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Official documents, no. 420-449, 1944 July

  • Box 104, folder 5-6
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Official documents, no. 450-485, 1944 July

  • Box 104, folder 7
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Official documents, no. 492, 1944 July

  • Box 104, folder 8
  • Box 105, folder 1
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Official documents, no. 495-497, 1944 July

  • Box 105, folder 2
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Official documents, no. 502-529 and assorted reports, 1944 July

  • Box 105, folder 3
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Questions and answers on the International Monetary Fund and the Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1944 June 10

  • Box 105, folder 4-5
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Reports, 1944 July 1-16

  • Box 105, folder 6
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Reports, 1945 January-April

  • Box 105, folder 7
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Federal Loan Administrator, 1945

Scope and Contents

This series contains bound and loose correspondence, regulations, and statutes documenting Vinson's brief term as the Federal Loan Administrator. The correspondence consists of carbon copies of letters written by Vinson.

Arranged alphabetically by folder title or correspondent's name.

For more papers related to this period of Vinson's career, please consult the following series: Articles and statements, Newspaper clippings, Personal correspondence, and Speeches.

Correspondence bound volume, 1945

  • Box 106, folder 1
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General correspondence, 1945 March

  • Box 106, folder 2
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Reconstruction Finance Committee Act as amended, 1945 March

  • Box 106, folder 3
  • Box 107, folder 1
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RFC Activities - Agency Division - Legal Division, 1945 March

  • Box 107, folder 2
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RFC Activities - Agency Division - Personnel Division Statistical and Economic Division, 1945 March

  • Box 107, folder 3-4
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Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion, 1945

Scope and Contents

This series contains bound correspondence, memoranda, and working files documenting Vinson's brief term as Director of the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion. The correspondence consists of carbon copies of letters written by Vinson. Two reels of microfilm also contain correspondence related to the War Mobilization Office.

Arranged alphabetically by folder title or correspondent's name. The microfilm is listed at the end of the series.

For more papers related to this period of Vinson's career, please consult the following series: Articles and statements, Newspaper clippings, Personal correspondence, and Speeches.

Correspondence, 1945 April

  • Box 107, folder 4
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Correspondence bound volume, 1945 April-July

  • Box 107, folder 5
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Permanente Foundation, 1945

  • Box 108, folder 1
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Permanente Foundation insurance plan, 1945

  • Box 108, folder 2-5
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Microfilm copy, reels 1-2, 1945

  • Box 380, reel 1-2
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Secretary of the Treasury, 1945-1946

Scope and Contents

This series consists of bound and loose correspondence, legislative bills, memoranda, press releases, reports, and administrative files documenting Vinson's term as Secretary of the Treasury from July 23, 1945 to June 23, 1946. Correspondence includes a microfilm copy of letters to and from President Harry S. Truman that was provided by the Truman Presidential Library. Also included is the correspondence of Paul Kelley, Vinson's administrative assistant. In addition, there is a set of index cards that list appointments and summarize correspondence, memoranda, and telephone call messages. A microfilm copy of all the papers and index cards in this series is available for use.

Materials relate to the Secretary's work transitioning the economy from a wartime to a peacetime footing, the creation of the International Monetary Fund, and negotiations regarding loans to Europe and the United Kingdom. Subjects include taxation, the National Advisory Council, legislation for full-employment, and wage and price controls.

For more papers related to this period of Vinson's career, please consult the following series: Articles and statements, Newspaper clippings, Personal correspondence, and Speeches.

Index cards, 1945-1946

Scope and Contents

The index cards document the administrative staff's processing of Vinsons interactions with federal agencies, Congress, foreign officials, and others. These cards include lists of meetings, logs of telephone calls, and summaries of correspondence and memoranda. A microfilm copy of the index cards is also available for use.

The cards are arranged into six categories: Appointments, Congressional, Official, Personal, Reading copies, and Telephone calls. Within each category, cards are organized chronologically by year and then alphabetically by designated term. The microfilm contains the same order of arrangement as the physical index cards.

Appointments A- Z, 1945-1946

  • Box 364
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Congressional A-G, 1945

  • Box 364
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Congressional H-Z, 1945

  • Box 365
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Congressional A-Z, 1946

  • Box 365
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Official A-F, 1945

  • Box 365
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Official G-Z, 1945

  • Box 366
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Official A-Mc, 1946

  • Box 367
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Official M-Z, 1946

  • Box 368
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Personal A-Bu, 1945

  • Box 368
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Personal C-Lo, 1945

  • Box 369
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Personal M-Z, 1945

  • Box 370
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Personal A-Invitations, 1946

  • Box 371
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Personal J-T, 1946

  • Box 372
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Personal U-Z, 1946

  • Box 373
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Reading copy A-Z, 1945-1946

  • Box 373
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Reading copies, 1946 January-June

  • Box 374
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Telephone calls A-Ka, 1945

  • Box 375
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Telephone calls Ke-Z, 1945

  • Box 376
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Telephone calls A-Gu, 1946

  • Box 377
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Telephone calls H-Ru, 1946

  • Box 378
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Telephone calls S-Z, 1946

  • Box 379
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Microfilm copy of index cards, reels 1-4, 1945-1946

  • Box 381, reel 46-50
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Subject files, 1945-1946

Scope and Contents

Arranged alphabetically by folder title and then chronologically within. The microfilm is listed at the end of the subseries and reflects the same order of arrangement as the paper files.

Administrative appropriations, 1945

  • Box 108, folder 6
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Administrative correspondence, 1945

  • Box 108, folder 7
  • Box 361, folder 8
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Administrative general, 1945

  • Box 108, folder 8
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Administrative general, 1946

  • Box 108, folder 9
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Administrative space, 1945

  • Box 108, folder 10
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Administrative space, 1946

  • Box 108, folder 11
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Administrative work week, 1945

  • Box 108, folder 12
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Administrative committee membership, 1945-1946

  • Box 108, folder 13
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Appropriations - general, 1945

  • Box 108, folder 14
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Appropriations - general, 1946

  • Box 108, folder 15
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Belgium - general, 1945

  • Box 108, folder 16
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Belgium - loan, 1946

  • Box 108, folder 17
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Bills - employment offices, 1945

  • Box 108, folder 18
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Bills - full employment, 1945 January-September

  • Box 109, folder 1-2
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Bills - full employment, 1945 October-December

  • Box 109, folder 3
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Bills - miscellaneous, 1945

  • Box 109, folder 4
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Bills - reorganization bill, 1945

  • Box 109, folder 5
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Bills - tax exemption of civil service retirements, 1945

  • Box 109, folder 6
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Bretton Woods - bank for international settlement, 1946

  • Box 109, folder 7
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Bretton Woods - copy of arts and articles of agreement, 1945

  • Box 109, folder 8
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Bretton Woods - general, 1945

  • Box 109, folder 9
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Bretton Woods - general, 1946

  • Box 109, folder 10
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Bretton Woods - passage by other countries, 1945

  • Box 109, folder 11
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Bretton Woods - passage by other countries, 1946

  • Box 109, folder 12
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Budget - Export-Import Bank bil, Palestine, 1946

  • Box 109, folder 13
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Budget - Coast Guard, 1946

  • Box 109, folder 14
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Budget - general, 1945

  • Box 109, folder 15
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Budget - general, 1946

  • Box 109, folder 16
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Budget - National Advisory Council, 1946

  • Box 109, folder 17
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Budget - presidential budget message, 1946

  • Box 109, folder 18
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Budget - Treasury appropriation, 1946

  • Box 109, folder 19
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Budget - Treasury statement by Mr. Paul Kelley before House Appropriations Committee, 1946

  • Box 109, folder 20
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Budget - War Finance Division, 1945

  • Box 109, folder 21
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Canada - general, 1946

  • Box 110, folder 1
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Censorship - general - letters and memos, 1945

  • Box 110, folder 2
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Chile - trade agreements, 1946

  • Box 110, folder 3
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China - credit and gold for China, 1945

  • Box 110, folder 4
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China - credit and gold for China, 1946

  • Box 110, folder 5
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China - general, 1945

  • Box 110, folder 6
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China - general, 1946

  • Box 110, folder 7
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Coast Guard - commandant, 1945

  • Box 110, folder 8
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Coast Guard - commandant, 1946

  • Box 110, folder 9
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Coast Guard - general, 1945

  • Box 110, folder 10
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Coast Guard - general, 1946

  • Box 110, folder 11
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Coast Guard - legislation, 1945

  • Box 110, folder 12
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Coast Guard - transfer, 1945

  • Box 110, folder 13
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Comptroller of Currency - Morris Plan bank, 1945

  • Box 110, folder 14
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Comptroller General - decisions, 1946

  • Box 110, folder 15
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Confidential - memoranda, 1945-1946

  • Box 110, folder 16
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Congress - appropriations, 1946

  • Box 110, folder 17
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Congress - Bank Holding Act of, 1945-1946

  • Box 110, folder 18
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Congress - Bonding bill for federal employees, 1946

  • Box 110, folder 19
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Congress - Bretton Woods agreements acts, 1946

  • Box 110, folder 20
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Congress - case bill, 1946

  • Box 110, folder 21
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Congress - Coast Guard bill, 1946

  • Box 110, folder 22
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Congress - Congressional Record Digests, 1945

  • Box 110, folder 23
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Congress - Congressional Record Digests, 1946

  • Box 110, folder 24
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Congress - Congressional Record Digests, 1946

  • Box 111, folder 1
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Congress - Congressional Record material, 1946

  • Box 111, folder 2
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Congress - Federal Employees Pay Act of 1946, 1946

  • Box 111, folder 3
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Congress - full employment bill, 1946

  • Box 111, folder 4
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Congress - House Committee on Small Business, 1945

  • Box 111, folder 5
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Congress - House Committee on Small Business, 1946

  • Box 111, folder 6
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Congress - how to streamline Congress, 1945

  • Box 111, folder 7
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Congress - interim tax bill, 1945-1946

  • Box 111, folder 8
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Congress - International Monetary Fund and Bank Deposit, 1946

  • Box 111, folder 9
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Congress - Minimum Wage Bill of 1945-1946, 1945-1946

  • Box 111, folder 10
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Congress - National Advisory Council document, 1946

  • Box 111, folder 11
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Congress - National Defense Program, 1946

  • Box 111, folder 12
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Congress - National Emergency Housing bill, 1946

  • Box 112, folder 1
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Congress - National Health Act, 1945

  • Box 112, folder 2
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Congress - Second Deficiency bill, 1946

  • Box 112, folder 3
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Coordinator's office - general, 1946

  • Box 112, folder 4
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Customs - budget, salaries, etc., 1945

  • Box 112, folder 5
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Customs - depositories, 1945

  • Box 112, folder 6
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Customs - general, 1945

  • Box 112, folder 7
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Customs - general, 1946

  • Box 112, folder 8
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Customs - liquor, 1945

  • Box 112, folder 9
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Customs - narcotics, 1945

  • Box 112, folder 10
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Customs - narcotics, 1946

  • Box 112, folder 11
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Customs - port of entry, 1945

  • Box 112, folder 12
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Czechoslovakia - loan, 1946

  • Box 112, folder 13
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Doughton - speech of congressman, 1946

  • Box 112, folder 14
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Enforcement - coordinator, 1945

  • Box 112, folder 15
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Enforcement - general, 1945

  • Box 112, folder 16
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Enforcement - Office of Public Affairs (OPA), 1946

  • Box 112, folder 17
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Exchange Stabilization Board - Economic Stabilization Board General, 1945

  • Box 112, folder 18
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Exchange Stabilization Board - general, 1946

  • Box 112, folder 19
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Exchange Stabilization Board - meetings, 1946

  • Box 112, folder 20
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Exchange Stabilization Fund - balance sheets, 1945

  • Box 112, folder 21
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Exchange Stabilization Fund - balance sheets, 1946

  • Box 112, folder 22
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Exchange Stabilization Fund - general, 1946

  • Box 112, folder 23
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Export-Import Bank - Byrd Butler resolution, 1946

  • Box 112, folder 24
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Export-Import Bank - general, 1945

  • Box 112, folder 25
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Export-Import Bank - general, 1946

  • Box 112, folder 26
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Federal Reserve - dollar payments and receipts to foreign accounts, 1945

  • Box 112, folder 27
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Federal Reserve - dollar payments and receipts to foreign accounts, 1946

  • Box 113, folder 1
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Federal Reserve - general, 1945

  • Box 113, folder 2
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Federal Reserve - general, 1946

  • Box 113, folder 3
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Federal Reserve - interest rates and public debt, 1944-1945

  • Box 113, folder 4
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Federal Stabilization Board - general, 1945

  • Box 113, folder 5
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Financing - general, 1945

  • Box 113, folder 6
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Financing - Government Security Market - Haas memos, 1945

  • Box 113, folder 7
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Financing - refundings, 1945

  • Box 113, folder 8
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Financing - seventh war loan, 1945

  • Box 113, folder 9
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Financing - Victory Loan correspondence, 1945

  • Box 113, folder 10
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Financing - war finance, 1945

  • Box 113, folder 11
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Finland - general, 1945-1946

  • Box 113, folder 12
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Fiscal - ABA Committee on Treasury War Borrowing, 1946

  • Box 113, folder 13
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Fiscal - April financing, 1946

  • Box 113, folder 14
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Fiscal - bank earnings, 1946

  • Box 113, folder 15
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Fiscal - branch banks, 1945

  • Box 113, folder 16
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Fiscal - branch banks, 1946

  • Box 113, folder 17
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Fiscal - Commercial National Bank of Shreveport, 1945

  • Box 113, folder 18
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Fiscal - Commodity Credit Corporation, 1946

  • Box 113, folder 19
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Fiscal - eurrency and exchange rates abroad, 1945

  • Box 113, folder 20
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Fiscal - eurrency and exchange rates abroad, 1946

  • Box 113, folder 21
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Fiscal - daily working balance statements, 1945

  • Box 113, folder 22
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Fiscal - daily working balance statements, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 1
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Fiscal - estimated expenditures, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 2
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Fiscal - financing, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 3
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Fiscal - general, 1945

  • Box 114, folder 4
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Fiscal - general, 1945-1946

  • Box 114, folder 4-5
  • Box 360, folder 3
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Fiscal - Giannini, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 6
  • Box 361, folder 8
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Fiscal - Giannini - branch bank, 1945

  • Box 114, folder 7
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Fiscal - interest rates and public debt, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 8
  • Box 360, folder 3
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Fiscal - June financing, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 9
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Fiscal - life insurance company, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 10
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Fiscal - liquidation of agencies, 1945

  • Box 114, folder 11
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Fiscal - long term bond market, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 12
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Fiscal - March financing, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 13
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Fiscal - marketable securities, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 14
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Fiscal - markets after elimination of preferential discount rate, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 15
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Fiscal - May financing and estimates, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 16
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Fiscal - preferential discount rate, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 17
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Fiscal - public debt, 1945

  • Box 114, folder 18
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Fiscal - public debt, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 19
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Fiscal - public debt limit, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 20
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Fiscal - receipts and expenditures, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 21
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Fiscal - redemptions, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 22
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Fiscal - refundings, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 23
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Fiscal - savings bonds, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 24
  • Folder OS5
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Fiscal - savings bonds redemptions, 1946

  • Box 114, folder 25
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Fiscal - Stabilization Fund, 1945

  • Box 115, folder 1
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Fiscal - Treasury balance - outlook, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 2
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Fiscal - unemployed trust fund, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 3
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Fiscal - US Government Life Insurance Fund, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 4
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Fiscal - veterans payments, 1945

  • Box 115, folder 5
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Fiscal - Victory Loan drive, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 6
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Foreign Funds Control - American Bosch, Enskilda Bank and Wallenburgs, 1945

  • Box 115, folder 7
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Foreign Funds Control - American Bosch, Enskilda Bank and Wallenburgs, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 8
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Foreign Funds Control - Belgium, 1945

  • Box 115, folder 9
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Foreign Funds Control - census of foreign-owned property, 1945

  • Box 115, folder 10
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Foreign Funds Control - general, 1945

  • Box 115, folder 11
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Foreign Funds Control - general, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 12
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Foreign Funds Control - general licenses, 1945

  • Box 115, folder 13
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Foreign Funds Control - general licenses, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 14
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Foreign Funds Control - Germany, 1945

  • Box 115, folder 15
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Foreign Funds Control - importation of currency, 1945

  • Box 115, folder 16
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Foreign Funds Control - liquidation, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 17
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Foreign Funds Control - Philippines, 1945

  • Box 115, folder 18
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Foreign Funds Control - Poland, 1945

  • Box 115, folder 19
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Foreign Funds Control - proclaimed list, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 20
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Foreign Funds Control - Safehaven program, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 21
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Foreign Funds Control - trade with the enemy, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 22
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France - agreements, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 23
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France - financial requirements, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 24
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France - general, 1946

  • Box 115, folder 25
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France - loan, 1945

  • Box 115, folder 26
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France - meetings, 1946 January-February

  • Box 115, folder 27
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France - meetings, 1946 March

  • Box 115, folder 28
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France - meetings, 1946 April-June

  • Box 116, folder 1
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France - program for soldiers, 1945

  • Box 116, folder 2
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France - war settlements items, 1946

  • Box 116, folder 3
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General Counsel - rulings, 1945

  • Box 116, folder 4
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Germany - Berlin Protocol on Reparations, 1945

  • Box 116, folder 5
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Germany - directive on Austria, 1945

  • Box 116, folder 6
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Germany - displaced persons, 1945

  • Box 116, folder 7
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Germany - general, 1945

  • Box 116, folder 8
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Germany - general, 1946

  • Box 116, folder 9
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Germany - Group Control Council, 1945

  • Box 116, folder 10
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Germany - Safehaven Program, 1945

  • Box 116, folder 11
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Germany - Technical Industrial Disarmament Committee reports, 1945

  • Box 116, folder 12
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Germany - Technical Industrial Disarmament Committee reports, 1946

  • Box 116, folder 13
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Gold - captured gold, 1945

  • Box 116, folder 14
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Greece - aid from Britain, 1946

  • Box 116, folder 15
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Greece - general, 1945

  • Box 116, folder 16
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Housing - general, 1945

  • Box 116, folder 17
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Housing - general, 1946

  • Box 116, folder 18
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Internal Revenue - black market, 1945

  • Box 116, folder 19-20
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Internal Revenue - black market, 1946

  • Box 117, folder 1
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Internal Revenue - enforcement, 1946

  • Box 117, folder 2
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Internal Revenue - legal relationship to Secretary of Treasury, 1946

  • Box 117, folder 3
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Internal Revenue - recruitment drive - general, 1945

  • Box 117, folder 4
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Internal Revenue - recruitment drive - progress reports, 1945

  • Box 117, folder 5-6
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Internal Revenue - recruitment drive - progress reports, 1946

  • Box 117, folder 7
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Internal Revenue - recruitment of personnel correspondence, 1945

  • Box 117, folder 8-9
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Internal Revenue - tax drive reports, 1945 August

  • Box 117, folder 10
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Internal Revenue - tax drive reports, 1945 September

  • Box 117, folder 11-12
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Internal Revenue - tax drive reports, 1945 October

  • Box 117, folder 13
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Internal Revenue - tax drive reports, 1945 November

  • Box 117, folder 14
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Internal Revenue - tax drive reports, 1945 December

  • Box 118, folder 1
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Internal Revenue - tax drive reports, 1946 January

  • Box 118, folder 2
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Internal Revenue - tax drive reports, 1946 February-March

  • Box 118, folder 3
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Internal Revenue - tax drive reports, 1946 April-June

  • Box 118, folder 4
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International Monetary Fund and Bank - applications, 1946

  • Box 118, folder 5
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International Monetary Fund and Bank - conference, 1946

  • Box 118, folder 6-7
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International Monetary Fund and Bank - executive directors meetings, 1946

  • Box 118, folder 8
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International Monetary Fund and Bank - general, 1946

  • Box 118, folder 1
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International Monetary Fund and Bank - oath of office as governor, 1946

  • Box 119, folder 2
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International Monetary Fund and Bank - organization, 1946

  • Box 119, folder 3
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International Monetary Fund and Bank - reception, 1946

  • Box 119, folder 4
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International Monetary Fund and Bank - reports, 1946

  • Box 119, folder 5
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International Monetary Fund and Bank - site for banks, 1946

  • Box 119, folder 6
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International Monetary Fund and Bank - site for conference, 1946

  • Box 119, folder 7
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International Monetary Fund and Bank - space, 1946

  • Box 119, folder 8
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International Monetary Fund and Bank - general documents, 1946

  • Box 119, folder 9-10
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International Monetary Fund and Bank documents Savannah inaugural meeting, 1946

  • Box 119, folder 11-12
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International Monetary Fund and Bank documents Secretary's book of the Savannah Conference, 1946

  • Box 119, folder 13
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International Monetary Fund and Bank documents suggested list of matters requiring the attention of the executive directors, 1946

  • Box 119, folder 14
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International Monetary Fund and Bank documents World Fund and Bank Journal, 1946

  • Box 119, folder 15
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International Trade Organization - general, 1945

  • Box 119, folder 16
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Italy - financial payments and troop pay, 1946

  • Box 120, folder 1
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Japan - general, 1945

  • Box 120, folder 2
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Japan - occupation directives, 1945

  • Box 120, folder 3
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Japan - protocol on reparations, 1946

  • Box 120, folder 4
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Japan - reparations mission, 1945

  • Box 120, folder 5
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Japan - Yen conversion rate, 1945

  • Box 120, folder 6
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Joint Distribution Committee, 1946

  • Box 120, folder 7
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Joint Intelligence Committee weekly summary, 1945 July

  • Box 120, folder 8
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Joint Intelligence Committee weekly summary, 1945 August

  • Box 120, folder 9
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Joint Intelligence Committee weekly summary, 1945 September

  • Box 120, folder 10
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Joint Intelligence Committee weekly summary, 1945 October

  • Box 120, folder 11
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Labor Department organization chart, 1946

  • Box 120, folder 12
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Legislation - full employment, 1945

  • Box 120, folder 13
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Lend-Lease - general, 1945

  • Box 120, folder 14
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Lend-Lease - silver, 1945

  • Box 120, folder 15
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Lend-Lease - termination, 1945

  • Box 120, folder 16
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Library of Congress - Trust Fund Board, 1946

  • Box 120, folder 17
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Mint - general, 1945-1946

  • Box 120, folder 18
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Mint - medals for King and Marshall, 1946

  • Box 120, folder 19
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Mint - Roosevelt Dimes, 1946

  • Box 120, folder 20
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Mint - Saudi-Arabia, 1946

  • Box 120, folder 21
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Monetary research - general, 1946

  • Box 120, folder 22
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National Advisory Council, 1945

  • Box 120, folder 23
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National Advisory Council - aid to Italy, 1946

  • Box 121, folder 1
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National Advisory Council - general, 1946

  • Box 121, folder 2
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National Advisory Council - Italian troop pay, 1946

  • Box 121, folder 3
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee on French Financial Negotiations, 1946 May 24

  • Box 121, folder 4
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 7, 1946 January 8

  • Box 121, folder 5
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 8, 1946 January 15

  • Box 121, folder 6
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 9, 1946 January 22

  • Box 121, folder 7
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 10, 1946 January 29

  • Box 121, folder 8
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 11, 1946 February 7

  • Box 121, folder 9
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 12, 1946 February 13

  • Box 121, folder 10
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 13, 1946 February 21

  • Box 121, folder 11
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 14, 1946 February 27

  • Box 121, folder 12
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 15, 1946 March 4

  • Box 121, folder 13
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 16, 1946 March 20

  • Box 121, folder 14
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 18, 1946 March 27

  • Box 121, folder 15
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 19, 1946 April 2

  • Box 122, folder 1
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 20, 1946 April 9

  • Box 122, folder 2
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 21, 1946 April 19

  • Box 122, folder 3
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 23, 1946 May 2

  • Box 122, folder 4
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 24, 1946 May 6

  • Box 122, folder 5
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 25, 1946 May 7

  • Box 122, folder 6
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 26, 1946 May 9

  • Box 122, folder 7
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 27, 1946 May 14

  • Box 122, folder 8
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National Advisory Council - US Top Committee meeting, no. 23, 1946 May 17

  • Box 122, folder 9
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Netherlands - financial requirements, 1946

  • Box 122, folder 10
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Netherlands - loan, 1945

  • Box 122, folder 11
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Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion general, 1945

  • Box 122, folder 12-13
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Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion general, 1946

  • Box 123, folder 1
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Palestine - Anglo-American Committee of Inquiry, 1945-1946

  • Box 123, folder 2
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Palestine - Jewish problem, 1946

  • Box 123, folder 3
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Palestine - meetings, 1946

  • Box 123, folder 4
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Pearl Harbor, 1945

  • Box 123, folder 5-6
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Personnel - applications, endorsements, etc., 1945 July-September

  • Box 123, folder 7-8
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Personnel - applications, endorsements, etc., 1945 October-December

  • Box 123, folder 9-10
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Personnel - applications, endorsements, etc., 1946

  • Box 123, folder 11
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Personnel - applications, endorsements, etc., 1946

  • Box 124, folder 1-2
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Personnel - appointments, political, 1945

  • Box 124, folder 3
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Personnel - appointments, political, 1946

  • Box 124, folder 4
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Personnel - experts abroad, 1946

  • Box 124, folder 5
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Personnel - Edward A. FoIey, 1946

  • Box 124, folder 6
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Personnel - Max Gardner, 1946

  • Box 124, folder 7
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Personnel - general correspondence, 1945

  • Box 124, folder 8
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Personnel - general correspondence, 1946

  • Box 124, folder 9-10
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Personnel - political appointments in the Treasury, 1945

  • Box 124, folder 11
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Personnel - reports on political vacancies, 1945

  • Box 124, folder 12
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Personnel - reports on political vacancies, 1946

  • Box 124, folder 13
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Personnel - resignations, 1945-1946

  • Box 124, folder 14
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Personnel - tax court, appointments, 1945-1946

  • Box 124, folder 15-16
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Philippines - creditor-debtor bill, 1946

  • Box 125, folder 1
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Philippines - loans, 1946

  • Box 125, folder 2
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Poland, 1945

  • Box 125, folder 3
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Politics file - confidential, 1945-1946

  • Box 125, folder 4
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Procurement - general, 1945

  • Box 125, folder 5
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Procurement - Lend-Lease reports, 1945

  • Box 125, folder 6
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Procurement - surplus property, 1945-1946

  • Box 125, folder 7
  • Box 361, folder 3
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President - agendas for Cabinet meetings, 1945

  • Box 125, folder 8
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President - budget message, 1946

  • Box 125, folder 9
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President - correspondence with the President, 1945

  • Box 125, folder 10
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President - correspondence with the President, 1946

  • Box 125, folder 11
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President - press conference, 1946

  • Box 125, folder 12
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President - press conferences - Shaeffer's memos, 1945

  • Box 125, folder 13
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President - radio address, 1946

  • Box 126, folder 1
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President - recommendations for political appointments, 1945-1946

  • Box 126, folder 2
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President - State of the Union message, 1946

  • Box 126, folder 3
  • Box 361, folder 3
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Public relations - general, 1945

  • Box 126, folder 4
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Public relations - general, 1946

  • Box 126, folder 5
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Public relations - press conference records, 1945

  • Box 126, folder 6
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Public relations - press conference records, 1946

  • Box 126, folder 7
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Public relations - reorganization, 1946

  • Box 126, folder 8
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Public relations - suggestions for press conferences, 1945

  • Box 126, folder 9
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation, 1946

  • Box 126, folder 10
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Reorganization, 1946

  • Box 126, folder 11
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Reports - annual, 1945-1946

  • Box 126, folder 12
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Acken, 1946

  • Box 126, folder 13
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Bartlet, 1945

  • Box 126, folder 14
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Bartlet, 1946

  • Box 126, folder 15-16
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Blouph, 1945-1946

  • Box 126, folder 17
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Coe, 1945-1946

  • Box 126, folder 18
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Doyle, 1946

  • Box 126, folder 19
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Engraving and Printing, 1946

  • Box 127, folder 1
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Foley, 1946

  • Box 127, folder 2
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Gaston, 1945

  • Box 127, folder 3
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Haas, 1946

  • Box 127, folder 4
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Hass - business memos, 1945

  • Box 127, folder 5
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Hass - business memos, 1946

  • Box 127, folder 6
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Irey, 1946

  • Box 127, folder 7
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Luxford, 1945-1946

  • Box 127, folder 8
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Reports - Bureau and Division - O'Connell, 1945-1946

  • Box 127, folder 9
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Pehle, 1946

  • Box 127, folder 10
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Reports - Bureau and Division - Schmidt, 1945-1946

  • Box 127, folder 11-12
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Reports - mail - miscellaneous, 1945

  • Box 127, folder 13
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Reports - mail reports, 1945 March-August

  • Box 127, folder 14
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Reports - mail reports, 1945 September-October

  • Box 127, folder 15-16
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Reports - mail reports, 1945 September-October

  • Box 128, folder 1
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Reports - mail reports, 1945 November-December

  • Box 128, folder 2-3
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Reports - mail reports, 1946 January-March

  • Box 128, folder 4-5
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Reports - mail reports, 1946 April-June

  • Box 128, folder 6-7
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Reports - newsletters, Shaeffer memos, 1946

  • Box 128, folder 8
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Reports - War Refugee Board report, 1946

  • Box 128, folder 9
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Russia - general, 1945

  • Box 128, folder 10
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Russia - loan negotiations, 1946

  • Box 129, folder 1
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Russia - reports on Soviet Aid Program, 1945

  • Box 129, folder 2
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Savings bonds, 1946

  • Box 129, folder 3
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Secret Service - counterfeiting, 1945

  • Box 129, folder 4
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Secret Service - general, 1945

  • Box 129, folder 5
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Secret Service - presidential protection, 1945

  • Box 129, folder 6
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Silver, 1945-1946

  • Box 129, folder 7
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Switzerland - financial arrangements, 1946

  • Box 129, folder 8
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Taxes - American Banker's Association proposal, 1946

  • Box 129, folder 9
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Taxes - building industry, 1946

  • Box 129, folder 10
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Taxes - carry-backs to strikers, 1946

  • Box 129, folder 11
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Taxes - estimates, 1946

  • Box 129, folder 12
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Taxes - general, 1945

  • Box 129, folder 13
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Taxes - general, 1946

  • Box 129, folder 14
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Taxes - general, 1945-1946

  • Box 129, folder 15
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Taxes - interim tax bill, 1945

  • Box 129, folder 16-17
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Taxes - legislation, 1945-1946

  • Box 130, folder 1
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Taxes - manual of Treasury tax problems, 1945-1946

  • Box 130, folder 2-3
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Taxes - new tax bill, 1945

  • Box 130, folder 4
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Taxes - postwar taxation, 1946

  • Box 130, folder 5
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Taxes - railroad retirement, 1945

  • Box 130, folder 6
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Taxes - refunds, 1945

  • Box 130, folder 7
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Taxes - retirement and old age benefits, 1945

  • Box 130, folder 8
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Taxes - Section 722, 1945

  • Box 130, folder 9
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Taxes - Section 722, 1946

  • Box 130, folder 10
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Taxes - Social Security, 1945-1946

  • Box 130, folder 11
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Taxes - tax cases, 1945-1945

  • Box 130, folder 12
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Taxes - tax cases - FD Roosevelt, 1946

  • Box 130, folder 13
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Taxes - tax cases - Roosevelt - Hartford case, 1945

  • Box 130, folder 14
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Taxes - tax cases - tax exemption, 1946

  • Box 131, folder 1
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Taxes - tax law, 1946

  • Box 131, folder 2
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Telephone calls, 1945 July 23-31

  • Box 131, folder 3
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Telephone calls, 1945 August

  • Box 131, folder 4
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Telephone calls, 1945 September

  • Box 131, folder 5
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Telephone calls, 1945 October

  • Box 131, folder 6
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Telephone calls, 1945 November

  • Box 131, folder 7
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Telephone calls, 1945 December

  • Box 131, folder 8
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Telephone calls, 1946 January

  • Box 131, folder 9
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Telephone calls, 1946 January

  • Box 132, folder 1
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Telephone calls, 1946 February

  • Box 132, folder 2
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Telephone calls, 1946 March

  • Box 132, folder 3
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Telephone calls, 1946 April

  • Box 132, folder 4
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Telephone calls, 1946 May

  • Box 132, folder 5
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Telephone calls, 1946 June

  • Box 132, folder 6
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Trade - international trade negotiations, 1946

  • Box 132, folder 7
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Transportation, 1946

  • Box 132, folder 8
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Treasury Department - Bureaus - Accounts, Bureau of Fiscal Service, 1946

  • Box 132, folder 9
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Treasury Department - Bureaus - Accounts, Bureau of Fiscal Service, 1946

  • Box 133, folder 1
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Treasury Department - Bureaus - General Counsel Procurement Division, 1946

  • Box 133, folder 2
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Treasury Department - Bureaus - Research & Statistics - Tax Research, 1946

  • Box 133, folder 3
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United Kingdom - British Air Commission statistics, 1945

  • Box 133, folder 4
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United Kingdom - general, 1946

  • Box 133, folder 5
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United Kingdom - gold and dollar holdings, 1945

  • Box 133, folder 6
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United Kingdom - Lend-Lease, 1946

  • Box 133, folder 7
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United Kingdom - loan, 1945 September-October

  • Box 133, folder 8
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United Kingdom - loan, 1945 November

  • Box 133, folder 9-10
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United Kingdom - loan, 1945 December

  • Box 133, folder 11
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United Kingdom - loan, 1945 December

  • Box 134, folder 1
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United Kingdom - loan, 1946 January-March

  • Box 134, folder 2-3
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United Kingdom - loan, 1946 April-May

  • Box 134, folder 4
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United Kingdom - reparations, 1946

  • Box 134, folder 5
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United Kingdom - trade and loan progress, 1945

  • Box 134, folder 6
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United Kingdom - US commercial company - general, 1945

  • Box 134, folder 7
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United Nations - organization, 1946

  • Box 134, folder 8
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United Nations - Security Council, 1946

  • Box 134, folder 9
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Wage and prices, 1945

  • Box 134, folder 10
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Wage and prices, 1946

  • Box 134, folder 11
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War finance, 1945-1946

  • Box 134, folder 12
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Whaley-Faton - general, 1946

  • Box 134, folder 13
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Work - Paul Kelley - Civil Service Act and rules, 1943

  • Box 135, folder 1-3
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Work - Paul Kelley - federal personnel manual, 1946 May 6

  • Box 135, folder 4-6
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Work - Paul Kelley - personal, 1945

  • Box 135, folder 7
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National Advisory Council Official documents on international monetary and financial problems - documents 1-75, 1945-1946

  • Box 136, folder 1
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National Advisory Council Official documents on international monetary and financial problems - documents 76-148, 1945-1946

  • Box 136, folder 2
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National Advisory Council Official documents on international monetary and financial problems - US Top committee - French financial negotiations; NAC Technical Committee; NAC Technical Committee minutes, 1945-1946

  • Box 137, folder 1
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National Advisory Council Official documents on international monetary and financial problems - documents 1-60, 1945-1946

  • Box 138, folder 1-2
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National Advisory Council Official documents on international monetary and financial problems - documents 61-89, 1945-1946

  • Box 138, folder 3
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National Advisory Council Official documents on international monetary and financial problems - documents 1-31, National Advisory Council Official minutes of meetings on international monetary and financial problems - documents 1-26, 1945-1946

  • Box 139, folder 1
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Secretary of the Treasury correspondence - Fred M. Vinson - vol. 1 - A-E, 1945-1946

  • Box 139, folder 2
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Secretary of the Treasury correspondence - Fred M. Vinson - vol. 2 - F-M, 1945-1946

  • Box 140, folder 1
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Secretary of the Treasury correspondence - Fred M. Vinson - vol. 3 - Mc-R, 1945-1946

  • Box 141, folder 1
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Secretary of the Treasury correspondence - Fred M. Vinson - vol. 4 - S-Z, 1945-1946

  • Box 142, folder 1
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Treasury Department correspondence - Paul Kelley, 1945 May-November

  • Box 143, folder 1
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Secretary of the Treasury correspondence - Fred M. Vinson - Paul Kelley - vol. 2, 1945 December

  • Box 145, folder 1
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Treasury Department correspondence - Paul Kelley - vol. 3, 1946 January-March

  • Box 144, folder 2
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Treasury Department correspondence - Paul Kelley - vol. 4, 1946 April-July

  • Box 144, folder 2
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Treasury Department - press releases, 1945 July-October

  • Box 145, folder 1
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Treasury Department - press releases, 1945-1946

  • Box 145, folder 2
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Treasury Department - press releases, 1946 January-April

  • Box 146, folder 1
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Treasury Department - press releases, 1946 April-June

  • Box 146, folder 2
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US-UK economic negotiations - commercial policy, 1945

  • Box 146, folder 3
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US-UK economic negotiations - financial matters - book 1, 1945

  • Box 147, folder 1
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US-UK economic negotiations - financial matters - book 2, 1945

  • Box 147, folder 2
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US-UK economic negotiations - financial matters - book 3, 1945

  • Box 147, folder 3
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US-UK economic negotiations - Lend-Lease and Surplus Committees - book 1, 1945

  • Box 148, folder 1
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US-UK economic negotiations - Lend-Lease and Surplus Committees - book 2, 1945

  • Box 148, folder 2
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US-UK economic negotiations - press comments, 1945

  • Box 148, folder 3
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US-UK economic negotiations - Top Committee matters, 1945

  • Box 149, folder 1
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Microfilm copy of subject files, reels 1-44, 1945-1946

  • Box 380, reel 1-22
  • Box 381, reel 23-44
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Microfilm of correspondence with President Harry S. Truman from the Truman Presidential Library, reel 45, 1945-1946

  • Box 381, reel 45
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Supreme Court of the United States, 1940-1953

Scope and Contents

This series primarily consists of correspondence, logs, case files, working files, and judicial opinions documenting Vinson's work as Chief Justice on the Supreme Court of the United States. There are also files documenting his role as the chief administrative officer of the federal courts including: administrative files related to the Supreme Court and to the Judicial Conference of Senior Circuit Judges; and his ex officio roles on the boards of the National Gallery of Art and the Smithsonian Institution. In addition, one roll of microfilm provided by the Truman Presidential Library contains Vinson's letters to and from the President.

The series is arranged into five subseries: Correspondence, Subject files, Chief Justice and Associate Justice's opinions, Chief Justice logs, and Judicial Conference of Senior Circuit Judges.

For more papers related to this period of Vinson's career, please consult the following series: Articles and statements, Newspaper clippings, Personal correspondence, and Speeches.

General correspondence with the public, 1946-1953

Scope and Contents

Consists of letters from the public regarding court cases, judicial opinions, and public policy issues. There are also several small photographs that correspondents included with their letters. As a policy, the Court refrained from replying to the correspondence in this subseries.

Arranged chronologically by date and then alphabetically within dates.

Hot Springs, Arkansas student requests, 1946

  • Box 149, folder 2
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Portal pay, 1946

  • Box 149, folder 3
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Willie Francis case, 1946

  • Box 149, folder 4
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A, 1946-1947

  • Box 149, folder 5
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Ba, 1946-1947

  • Box 149, folder 6
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Be-Bi, 1946-1947

  • Box 149, folder 7
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Bl, 1946-1947

  • Box 149, folder 8
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Bo-Br, 1946-1947

  • Box 149, folder 9
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Bu, 1946-1947

  • Box 149, folder 10
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Ca-Ch, 1946-1947

  • Box 149, folder 11
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Ci-Co, 1946-1947

  • Box 149, folder 12
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Cr-Cu, 1946-1947

  • Box 149, folder 13
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Da-Di, 1946-1947

  • Box 150, folder 1
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Do-Du, 1946-1947

  • Box 150, folder 2
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E, 1946-1947

  • Box 150, folder 3
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Fa-Fi, 1946-1947

  • Box 150, folder 4
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Fl-Fr, 1946-1947

  • Box 150, folder 5
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Ga-Gi, 1946-1947

  • Box 150, folder 6
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Go-Gu, 1946-1947

  • Box 150, folder 7
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Ha-He, 1946-1947

  • Box 150, folder 8
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Hi-Hu, 1946-1947

  • Box 150, folder 9
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I-J, 1946-1947

  • Box 150, folder 10
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Ka-Kn, 1946-1947

  • Box 150, folder 11
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Ko-Ku, 1946-1947

  • Box 150, folder 12
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La, 1946-1947

  • Box 150, folder 13
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Le-Lu, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 1
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Ma-Me, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 2
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Mc, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 3
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Mi-My, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 4
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N, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 5
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O, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 6
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Pa-Pe, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 7
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Ph-Pu, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 8
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Q, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 9
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Ra-Rh, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 10
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Ri-Ru, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 11
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Sa-Sc, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 12
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Se-So, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 13
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St-Sy, 1946-1947

  • Box 151, folder 14
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Ta, 1946-1947

  • Box 152, folder 1
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Te-Tu, 1946-1947

  • Box 152, folder 2
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U-V, 1946-1947

  • Box 152, folder 3
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Wa-We, 1946-1947

  • Box 152, folder 4
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Wh-Wy, 1946-1947

  • Box 152, folder 5
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XYZ, 1946-1947

  • Box 152, folder 6
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McCollum A-J, 1948

  • Box 152, folder 7
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McCollum K-W, 1948

  • Box 152, folder 8
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Restricted covenant cases, 1948

  • Box 152, folder 9
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Aa-Al, 1948-1950

  • Box 152, folder 10
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Am-Ay, 1948-1950

  • Box 152, folder 11
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Ba-Be, 1948-1950

  • Box 153, folder 1
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Bi-Bo, 1948-1950

  • Box 153, folder 2
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Br, 1948-1950

  • Box 153, folder 3
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Bu, 1948-1950

  • Box 153, folder 4
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Ca-Ce, 1948-1950

  • Box 153, folder 5
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Ch-Ci, 1948-1950

  • Box 153, folder 6
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Cl-Co, 1948-1950

  • Box 153, folder 7
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Cr-Cu, 1948-1950

  • Box 153, folder 8
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Da-De, 1948-1950

  • Box 153, folder 9
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Di-Do, 1948-1950

  • Box 153, folder 10
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Dr-Dy, 1948-1950

  • Box 153, folder 11
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E, 1948-1950

  • Box 154, folder 1
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Fa-Fi, 1948-1950

  • Box 154, folder 2
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Fl-Fu, 1948-1950

  • Box 154, folder 3
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Ga, 1948-1950

  • Box 154, folder 4
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Ge-Go, 1948-1950

  • Box 154, folder 5
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Gr-Gu, 1948-1950

  • Box 154, folder 6
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Ha, 1948-1950

  • Box 154, folder 7
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He-HY, 1948-1950

  • Box 154, folder 8
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I-J, 1948-1950

  • Box 154, folder 9
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Ka-Ki, 1948-1950

  • Box 155, folder 1
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Kl-Ku, 1948-1950

  • Box 155, folder 2
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La-Le, 1948-1950

  • Box 155, folder 3
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Literature on the Court, 1948-1950

  • Box 155, folder 4
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Lo-Ly, 1948-1950

  • Box 155, folder 5
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Ma, 1948-1950

  • Box 155, folder 6
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Mc, 1948-1950

  • Box 155, folder 7
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Me-Mi, 1948-1950

  • Box 155, folder 8
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Mo, 1948-1950

  • Box 155, folder 9
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Mu-My, 1948-1950

  • Box 155, folder 10
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N, 1948-1950

  • Box 155, folder 11
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O, 1948-1950

  • Box 156, folder 1
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Pa-Pe, 1948-1950

  • Box 156, folder 2
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Ph-Pu, 1948-1950

  • Box 156, folder 3
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Q, 1948-1950

  • Box 156, folder 4
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Ra-Ri, 1948-1950

  • Box 156, folder 5
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Ro-Ry, 1948-1950

  • Box 156, folder 6
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Sa-Sc, 1948-1950

  • Box 156, folder 7
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Se-Si, 1948-1950

  • Box 156, folder 8
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Sm-Sq, 1948-1950

  • Box 156, folder 9
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St, 1948-1950

  • Box 156, folder 10
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Su-Sy, 1948-1950

  • Box 156, folder 11
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Ta-Th, 1948-1950

  • Box 156, folder 12
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Ti-Ty, 1948-1950

  • Box 156, folder 13
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U-V, 1948-1950

  • Box 157, folder 1
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Wa-We, 1948-1950

  • Box 157, folder 2
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Wh-Wi, 1948-1950

  • Box 157, folder 3
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Wn-Wu, 1948-1950

  • Box 157, folder 4
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XYZ, 1948-1950

  • Box 157, folder 5
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Mrs. Dorothy Shay, 1950 September 21

  • Box 157, folder 6
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Literature requests from the public, 1951

  • Box 157, folder 7
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Martinsville Seven, 1951

  • Box 157, folder 8
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A, 1951-1953

  • Box 157, folder 9
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Ba-Be, 1951-1953

  • Box 157, folder 10
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Bi-By, 1951-1953

  • Box 158, folder 1
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C, 1951-1953

  • Box 158, folder 2
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D, 1951-1953

  • Box 158, folder 3
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E, 1951-1953

  • Box 158, folder 4
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F, 1951-1953

  • Box 158, folder 5
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G, 1951-1953

  • Box 158, folder 6
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Ha, 1951-1953

  • Box 158, folder 7
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He-Hu, 1951-1953

  • Box 158, folder 8
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I, 1951-1953

  • Box 158, folder 9
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J, 1951-1953

  • Box 158, folder 10
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K, 1951-1953

  • Box 158, folder 11
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L, 1951-1953

  • Box 159, folder 1
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M, 1951-1953

  • Box 159, folder 2
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Mc, 1951-1953

  • Box 159, folder 3
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N, 1951-1953

  • Box 159, folder 4
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O, 1951-1953

  • Box 159, folder 5
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P-Q, 1951-1953

  • Box 159, folder 6
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R, 1951-1953

  • Box 159, folder 7
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Sa-Se, 1951-1953

  • Box 159, folder 8
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Sh-Sw, 1951-1953

  • Box 159, folder 9
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T, 1951-1953

  • Box 159, folder 10
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U, 1951-1953

  • Box 159, folder 11
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V, 1951-1953

  • Box 159, folder 12
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Wa-We, 1951-1953

  • Box 160, folder 1
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Wh-Wy, 1951-1953

  • Box 160, folder 2
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XYZ, 1951-1953

  • Box 160, folder 3
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Literature requests from the public, 1952

  • Box 160, folder 4
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Segregation cases, 1952

  • Box 160, folder 5
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Literature requests from the public, 1953

  • Box 160, folder 6
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Segregation cases, 1953

  • Box 160, folder 7
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Subject files, 1940-1953

Scope and Contents

Contains correspondence and administrative files related to Court operations, proposed changes to the federal rules of civil and criminal procedure, the National Gallery of Art, the Smithsonian Institution, and the Marshal's Office and other federal entities with which the Chief Justice was involved. Of particular note is correspondence with associate justices and other federal judges. One reel of microfilm provided by the Truman Presidential Library consists of Vinson's letters to and from the President.

Arranged alphabetically by the folder title and then chronologically by date. The microfilm is listed at the end of the subseries.

Associate Justices - Hugo L. Black, 1946-1953

  • Box 160, folder 8
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Associate Justices - Harold Burton, 1946-1951

  • Box 160, folder 9
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Associate Justices - Harold Burton, 1952-1953

  • Box 161, folder 1
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Associate Justices - Tom Clark, 1949-1953

  • Box 161, folder 2
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Associate Justices - William O. Douglas, 1947-1953

  • Box 161, folder 3-4
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Associate Justices - Felix Frankfurter, 1946-1953

  • Box 161, folder 5-6
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Associate Justices - Robert Jackson, 1946-1953

  • Box 161, folder 7
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Associate Justices - Sherman Minton, 1947-1953

  • Box 161, folder 8
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Associate Justices - Frank Murphy, 1948-1950

  • Box 162, folder 1
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Associate Justices - Stanley Reed, 1946-1952

  • Box 162, folder 2
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Associate Justices - Wiley B. Rutledge, 1946-1952

  • Box 162, folder 3
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Busts and portraits, 1947-1953

  • Box 162, folder 4
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Chief Justice - applications - general, 1946-1952

  • Box 162, folder 5
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Chief Justice - applications - law clerks, 1946-1947

  • Box 162, folder 6
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Chief Justice - applications - law clerks, 1948-1949

  • Box 162, folder 7
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Chief Justice - applications - law clerks, 1950-1952

  • Box 162, folder 8
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Chief Justice - applications - law clerks, 1953

  • Box 162, folder 9
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Chief Justice - assignment of judges for loyalty investigations, 1950

  • Box 162, folder 10
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Chief Justice - Blanton, Ward M., 1951-1953

  • Box 162, folder 11
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Chief Justice - charts - assignment of cases, 1946-1953

  • Folder OS5
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Chief Justice - correspondence, etc. on cases, 1946-1950

  • Box 163, folder 1
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Chief Justice - correspondence, etc. on cases, 1951-1953

  • Box 163, folder 2
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Chief Justice - Court's annual call on the President, 1953

  • Box 163, folder 3
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Chief Justice - experience list, undated

  • Box 163, folder 4
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Chief Justice - orders - extensions of time, 1950

  • Box 163, folder 5
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Chief Justice - statistics on law clerks' recommendations, 1947-1952

  • Box 163, folder 6
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Chief Justice - supply requisitions, 1949-1952

  • Box 163, folder 7
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Chief Justice - treaties - steel case, 1953

  • Box 163, folder 8-9
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Chief Justice - visit of Japanese Justices to the Supreme Court, 1950

  • Box 163, folder 10
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Circuit conferences - District of Columbia, 1946-1953

  • Box 163, folder 11
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Circuit conferences - Fourth Circuit, 1946-1953

  • Box 164, folder 1
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Circuit conferences - miscellaneous, 1946-1953

  • Box 164, folder 2
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Clerk's office, 1948

  • Box 164, folder 3
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Commission on 175th Anniversary of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence - correspondence with members of the Commission, 1952

  • Box 164, folder 4
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Commission on 175th Anniversary of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence - correspondence with state chairmen, 1951-1952

  • Box 164, folder 5
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Commission - fine arts, 1947

  • Box 164, folder 6
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Conference - rooms, 1946-1953

  • Box 164, folder 7
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Conference - general, 1946-1949

  • Box 164, folder 8
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Conference - general, 1950-1951

  • Box 164, folder 9
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Conference - general, 1952-1953

  • Box 164, folder 10
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Judges - filling of vacancies, 1949-1951

  • Box 164, folder 11
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Judges - general correspondence, A-D, 1949-1953

  • Box 165, folder 1
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Judges - general correspondence, E-L, 1947-1952

  • Box 165, folder 2
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Judges - general correspondence, M-R, 1949-1951

  • Box 165, folder 3
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Judges - general correspondence, S-Z, 1949-1953

  • Box 165, folder 4
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Legislation - miscellaneous, 1949-1953

  • Box 165, folder 5
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Legislation - salary increases for personnel, 1949-1953

  • Box 165, folder 6
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Legislation - statutes at large, 1948-1953

  • Box 165, folder 7
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Library - general, 1946-1953

  • Box 165, folder 8
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Library - personnel, 1940-1953

  • Box 165, folder 9
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Library of Congress - general, 1946-1953

  • Box 166, folder 1
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Marshall - acoustics in the Court, 1948-1952

  • Box 166, folder 2
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Marshall - budget estimates, 1948-1949

  • Box 166, folder 3
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Marshall - budget estimates, 1950

  • Box 166, folder 4-5
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Marshall - budget estimates, 1953

  • Box 166, folder 6
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Marshall - general, 1946-1950

  • Box 166, folder 7
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Marshall - general, 1951-1953

  • Box 166, folder 8
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Marshall - guards and messengers, 1947-1951

  • Box 166, folder 9
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Marshall - personnel, 1946-1943

  • Box 166, folder 10
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Marshall - personnel, 1950-1953

  • Box 166, folder 11
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Marshall - visitors to the building, 1946-1953

  • Box 166, folder 12
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Memorial services - Charles Evans Hughes, 1950

  • Box 167, folder 1
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Memorial services - Frank Murphy, 1951

  • Box 167, folder 2
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Memorial services - Wiley B. Rutledge, 1951

  • Box 167, folder 3
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Memorial services - Stone and McReynolds, 1947

  • Box 167, folder 4-5
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National Gallery of Art - budget estimate, 1948

  • Box 167, folder 6
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National Gallery of Art - general, 1952

  • Box 167, folder 7
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National Gallery of Art - minutes of meetings, 1946-1948

  • Box 167, folder 8
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National Gallery of Art - minutes of meetings, 1949-1951

  • Box 168, folder 1-2
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National Gallery of Art - minutes of meetings, 1952-1953

  • Box 168, folder 3
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Potter, Nelson - Superintendent of the Press Room, 1947

  • Box 168, folder 4
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Press Room, 1946-1953

  • Box 168, folder 5
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Reporter - general, 1946-1953

  • Box 168, folder 6
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Reporter - opinions, 1947

  • Box 168, folder 7
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Reporter - opinions, 1948-1949

  • Box 168, folder 8
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Reporter - opinions, 1950-1951

  • Box 168, folder 9
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Reporter - opinions, 1952-1953

  • Box 169, folder 1
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Reporter - personnel, 1946-1952

  • Box 169, folder 2
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Rules - Admiralty - amendment to Rule 51-54, 1945-1949

  • Box 169, folder 3
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Rules - Admiralty - Commission, 1946-1953

  • Box 169, folder 4
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Rules - Admiralty - proposed amendments thereto, 1949-1952

  • Box 169, folder 5
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Rules - bankruptcy - revisions of general orders, 1946-1952

  • Box 169, folder 6
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Rules of Civil Procedure - amendments submitted to Congress, 1946-1947

  • Box 169, folder 7
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Rules of Civil Procedure - amendments submitted to Congress, 1949

  • Box 169, folder 8
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Rules of Civil Procedure - appropriations, salaries, etc., 1946-1950

  • Box 169, folder 9
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Rules of Civil Procedure - condemnation, 1951 April 1

  • Box 170, folder 1-2
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Rules of Civil Procedure - meetings, 1953

  • Box 170, folder 3
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Rules of Civil Procedure - members of the committee, 1946-1953

  • Box 170, folder 4
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Rules of Criminal Procedure - amendments to Rules 37, 38, and 39, 1947-1948

  • Box 170, folder 5
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Rules of Criminal Procedure - amendments submitted to Congress, 1949 January

  • Box 170, folder 6
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Rules of Criminal Procedure - disposition of records, etc.., 1951-1952

  • Box 170, folder 7
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Rules of Criminal Procedure - general, 1946-1950

  • Box 170, folder 8
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Rules of Criminal Procedure - miscellaneous amendments, 1944-1946

  • Box 170, folder 9
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Rules of Criminal Procedure - time limit on appeals, 1948

  • Box 170, folder 10
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Rules - Supreme Court - amicus curiae briefs, 1949

  • Box 170, folder 11
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Rules - Supreme Court - amendments, 1947-1951

  • Box 170, folder 12
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Rules - Supreme Court - Committee on Revision of, 1952

  • Box 170, folder 13
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Rules - Supreme Court - general, 1950-1953

  • Box 170, folder 14
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Smithsonian Institution - general, 1949-1950

  • Box 170, folder 15
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Smithsonian Institution - general, 1951

  • Box 171, folder 1
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Smithsonian Institution - general, 1952-1953

  • Box 171, folder 2
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Smithsonian Institution - meetings, 1946-1950

  • Box 171, folder 3
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Smithsonian Institution - meetings, 1951-1953

  • Box 171, folder 4
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Smithsonian Institution - successor to Dr. Wetmore, 1951-1953

  • Box 171, folder 5-6
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Microfilm of correspondence with President Harry S. Truman from the Truman Presidential Library, reel 45, 1946-1953

  • Box 381, reel 45
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Judicial opinions, 1946-1952

Scope and Contents

Arranged chronologically by year, and then alphabetically by opinion author ("Chief Justice opinions" or "Associate Justices' opinions") and folder title.

Chief Justice opinions, 1946

149 Madison Avenue Corporation v. Asselta - no. 497, 1946

  • Box 172, folder 1
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Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company v. Robertson, etc., et al - no. 836, 1946

  • Box 172, folder 2
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Alma Motor Company v. The Timken-Detroit Axle Company - no. 11, 1946

  • Box 172, folder 3-4
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Crane v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue - no. 68, 1946

  • Box 172, folder 5-6
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De Meerleer v. People of the State of Michigan - no. 140, 1946

  • Box 172, folder 7
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Harris v. United States of America - no. 34, 1946

  • Box 172, folder 8-9
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Interstate National Gas v. Federal Power Commission - no. 733, 1946

  • Box 173, folder 1
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Lewis case (Chief Justice drafts) - United States vs. United Mine Workers - nos. 750-760, nos. 781-782, no. 811, 1946

  • Box 173, folder 2-3
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Lewis case (Chief Justice drafts) - United States vs. United Mine Workers - nos. 750-760, nos. 781-782, no. 811, 1946

  • Box 173, folder 4
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Lewis case (dissents and concurring) - United States vs. United Mine Workers - nos. 750-760, nos. 781-782, no. 811, 1946

  • Box 173, folder 5-6
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McWilliams v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue - no. 945, 946, 947, 1946

  • Box 174, folder 1
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Michener, United States v. - no. 793, 1946

  • Box 174, folder 2
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Oklahoma v. United States - no. 715, 1946

  • Box 174, folder 3
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Tillamooks case - United States v. Alcea band of Tillamoors - no. 26, 1946

  • Box 174, folder 4
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Unemployment Compensation Commission of Alaska v. Aragan, et al - no. 25, 1946

  • Box 174, folder 5
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Walling v. General Industries - no. 564, 1946

  • Box 174, folder 6
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Walling v. Halliburton Oil - no. 74, 1946

  • Box 174, folder 7
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Williams, et al v. Austrian, et al - no. 850, 1946

  • Box 174, folder 8-9
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Williams, et al v. Austrian, et al - no. 850, 1946

  • Box 175, folder 1
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Wyoming and Ohio Oil Company, United States v. - no. 10, 1946

  • Box 175, folder 2-3
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Associate Justice opinions, 1946

Adams v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue - no. 209, 1946

  • Box 175, folder 4
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Adams v. United States - no. 457, 1946

  • Box 175, folder 5
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Adamson v. People of the state of California - no. 102, 1946

  • Box 175, folder 6-7
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Aetna Casualty v. Flowers - no. 432, 1946

  • Box 175, folder 8
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Aircraft and Diesel Equipment v. Hirsch - no. 95, 1946

  • Box 175, folder 9
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Albrecht, et al v. US - no. 148-151, 155, 1946

  • Box 175, folder 10
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American Power and Light and Electric Power and Light v. SEC - no. 45, 1946

  • Box 175, folder 11
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American Stevedores v. Porello - no. 69, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 1
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Anderson v. Helmers - no. 656, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 2
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Anderson v. Yungkau - no. 87, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 3
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Angel v. Bullington - no. 31, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 4
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Atlantic Coastline v. Thompson - no. 385, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 5
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Ayrshire Collieries v. US - no. 467, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 6
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Ballard v. United States - no. 37, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 7
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Bartels v. Birmingham - no. 731, Geer v. Birmingham - no. 732, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 8
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Bazly v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Adams v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue - no. 287, 209, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 9
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Bethlehem Steel v. New York State Labor Relations Board and Allegheny Ludlum v. Kelley - nos. 55, 76, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 10
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Bozza v. USA - no. 190, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 11
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad - no. 970, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 12
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Bruce's Juices v. American Can Company - no. 27, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 13
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Caldarola v. Eckert - no. 625, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 14
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Cardillo v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Company - no. 265, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 15
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Carter v. People of the State of Illinois, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 16
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Champion Spark Plug Company v. Sanders - no. 680, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 17
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Champlin Refining v. USA - no. 21, 1946

  • Box 176, folder 18
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Clark v. Allen - no. 626, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 1
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Clark v. Uebersee - no. 934, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 2
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Cleveland, et al v. USA - nos. 12-19, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 3
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Cone v. West Virginia Pulp to Paper Company - no. 184, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 4
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Confederated Bands of Ute Indians v. USA - no. 141, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 5
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Cope v. Anderson - no. 593, Anderson v. Helmers - no. 656, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 6
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Craig v. Harney - no. 241, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 7
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Eagles v. USA ex rel Horowitz - no. 58, Eagles v. USA ex rel Samuels - no. 59, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 8
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Ellis v. Union Pacific - no. 320, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 9
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Everson v. Board of Education of the Township of Ewing - no. 52, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 10-11
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Fahey v. Mallonee - nos. 633, 687 - miscellaneous, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 13
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Fay v. State of New York - no. 377, Bove v. State of New York - no. 452, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 14
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FCC v. WOKO - no. 65, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 12
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Federal Reserve v. Agnew - no. 66, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 15
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Fiswick v. USA - no. 51, 1946

  • Box 177, folder 16
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Fleming v. Rhodes - no. 682, 1946

  • Box 178, folder 1
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Foster v. People of the State of Illinois - no. 540, 1946

  • Box 178, folder 2
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Freeman v. Hewitt - no. 3, 1946

  • Box 178, folder 3
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Gardner v. State of New Jersey - no. 92, 1946

  • Box 178, folder 4
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Gayes v. State of New York - no. 405, 1946

  • Box 178, folder 5
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Gibson and Dodez v. USA - nos. 23, 86, 1946

  • Box 178, folder 6
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Gospel Army v. City of Los Angeles -no. 103, Rescue Army v. Municipal Court of the City of Los Angeles - no. 574, 1946

  • Box 178, folder 7
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Greenough v. Tax Assessors of the City of Newport, Rhode Island - no. 461, 1946

  • Box 178, folder 8
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Gulf Oil Corp. v. Gilbert - no. 93, 1946

  • Box 178, folder 9
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Halliburton Oil v. Walker - no. 24, 1946

  • Box 178, folder 10
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Halvey v. Halvey - no. 384, 1946

  • Box 178, folder 11
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Haupt v. USA - no. 49, 1946

  • Box 178, folder 12
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Hickman v. Taylor - no. 47, 1946

  • Box 178, folder 13
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Independent Warehouses v. Scheele - no. 83, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 1
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Industrial Commission of Wisconsin v. McCartin - no. 270, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 2
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Insurance Group Committee v. Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad Co. - no. 690, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 3
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International Harveston Co. v. Tax Commissioner of Ohio - no. 75, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 4
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Interstate Commerce Commissioner v. Mechling - no. 72, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 5
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Jesionowski v. Boston and Maine Railroad - no. 88, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 6
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Joseph v. Carter and Weekes - no. 29, Joseph v. Clark and Son - no. 30, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 7
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Katzinger v. Chicago Metallic Manufacturing Co. - nos. 70-71, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 8
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Koster v. (American) Lumbermens Casualty Co. - no. 206, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 9
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Kotch v. Board of River Port Pilot Commissioners - no. 291, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 10
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Krug v. Sante Fe Pacific Railroad - nos. 97-98, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 11
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Land v. Dollar - no. 207, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 12
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Levinson v. Spector Motor - no. 22, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 13
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MacGregor v. Westinghouse Electric - no. 28, 1946

  • Box 179, folder 14
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McCullough v. Kammerer Corp. - no. 755, 1946

  • Box 180, folder 1
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Mexican Light and Power Co. v. Texas Mexican Railway Co. - no. 404, 1946

  • Box 180, folder 2
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Morris v. Jones - no. 62, 1946

  • Box 180, folder 3
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Munter, Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. - nos. 674-675, 1946

  • Box 180, folder 4
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Myers v. Reading Co. - no. 367, 1946

  • Box 180, folder 5
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New York Rayon Importing Co. v. USA - no. 96, USA v. New York Rayon Importing Co. - no. 94, 1946

  • Box 180, folder 6
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NLRB and International Ladies Garments Workers Union v. Donnelly - no. 38-39, 1946

  • Box 180, folder 7
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NLRB v. Jones and Laughlin Steel - no. 418, NLRB v. Atkins and Co. - no. 419, 1946

  • Box 180, folder 8
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NLRB v. Tower Co. - no. 60, 1946

  • Box 180, folder 9
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Northern Pacific v. USA - no. 400, 1946

  • Box 180, folder 10
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Oklahoma v. Civil Service Commission - no. 84, 1946

  • Box 180, folder 11
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Order of Railway Conductors v. Swan - no. 63, Williams v. Swan - no. 64, 1946

  • Box 180, folder 12
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Order of United Commercial Travelers v. Wolfe - no. 32, 1946

  • Box 180, folder 13
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Packard Motor Car Co. v. NLRB - no. 658, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 1
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Parker, et al v. Fleming - no. 80, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 2
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Patterson v. Lamb, 229, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 3
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Penfield v. SEC - no. 453, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 4
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People of the State of Illinois ex rel. Gordon v. Campbell - no. 35, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 5
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Pyramid Motor v. Ispass - no. 41, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 6
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Raley v. Fleming - no. 512, Fleming v. Mohawk Wrecking - no. 583, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 7
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Rice v. Board of Trade of Chicago - nos. 471, 473, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 8
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Rice v. Great Lakes Elevator Corp. - nos. 470, 472, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 9
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Richfield Oil v. State Board of Equalization - no. 46, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 10
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Rothensies v. Electric Storage Battery Co. - no. 48, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 11
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Rutherford Food Corp. v. Walling - no. 562, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 12
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SEC. v. Cheney Corporation - no. 81, S.E.C. v. Federal Water and Gas Corp. - no. 82, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 13
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Silesian American Corp. v. Clark - no. 346, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 14
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Sioux Tribe of Indians v. USA - no. 368, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 15
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State of Louisiana ex rel. Willie Francis v. Resweber - no. 142, 1946

  • Box 181, folder 16
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State of New York v. USA - no.343, Hildreth v. USA - no. 344, Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad v. USA - no. 345, 1946

  • Box 182, folder 1-2
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Steele v. General Mills, Inc. - no. 79, 1946

  • Box 182, folder 3
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Sunal v. Large - no. 535, Alexander v. USA ex rel. Kulick - no. 840, 1946

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Testa v. Katt - no. 431, 1946

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Trailmobile Co. v. Whirls - no. 85, 1946

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Transparent Wrap Machine Corp. v. Stokes and Smith Co. - no. 208, 1946

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United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America v. USA - nos. 6-10, 1946

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United National Bank v. Chase National Bank -no. 371, 1946

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United Public Workers of America v. Mitchell, et al. - no. 20, 1946

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US Depart. of Agriculture v. Remund - no. 417, 1946

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USA v. Bayer - no. 606, 1946

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USA v. Bruno - no. 67, 1946

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USA v. Carmack - no. 40, 1946

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USA v. Dickinson - no. 77, USA v. Withrow - no. 78, 1946

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USA v. Felin and Co. - no. 862, 1946

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USA v. Foley - no. 50, 1946

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USA v. Fullard-Leo - no. 429, 1946

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USA v. Hoy - no. 585, 1946

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USA v. Line Material Co. - no. 464, 1946

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USA v. Munsey Trust Co. - no. 847, 1946

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USA v. National Lead Co. - nos. 89-91, 1946

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USA v. Ogilvie Hardward - no. 430, 1946

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USA v. Petrillo - no. 954, 1946

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USA v. Powell - no. 56, USA v. Atlantic Coast Line - no. 57, 1946

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USA v. Ruzicka - no. 54, 1946

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USA v. Seatrain Lines Inc. - no. 61, 1946

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USA v. Sheridan - no. 53, 1946

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USA v. Silk - no. 312, 1946

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USA v. Smith - no. 498, 1946

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USA v. Standard Oil of California - no. 235, 1946

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USA v. State of California - no. 12, 1946

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USA v. Thayer-West Point Hotel Co. - no. 106, 1946

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USA v. Walsh - no. 718, 1946

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USA v. Yellow Cab Co. - no. 1035, 1946

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Vanston v. Green - nos. 42-45, 1946

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Walling v. Nashville Chatanooga St Louis Railroad - no. 335, Walling v. Portland Terminal - no. 336, 1946

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Winters v. People of the State of New York - no. 33, 1946

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Chief Justice opinions, 1947

Anderson v. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe (per curiam) - no. 620, 1947

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Brunson v. North Carolina (per curiam) - no. 292-296, 1947

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Coe v. Coe - no. 37, 1947

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Everett v. Truman (per curiam) - no. 512-misc., 1947

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Heoltebeth v. N.C. (per curiam) - no. 674, 1947

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Hoffman, United States v. - no. 97, 1947

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Keystone, NLRB v. (per curiam) - no. 9, 1947

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Mary Bell King v. The Order of United Commercial Travelers of America - no. 171, 1947

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Lillie v. Thompson (per curiam) - no. 206, 1947

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Loftus v. Illinois (per curiam) - no. 59, 1947

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Marino v. Ragen, Warden (per curiam) - no. 93, 1947

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Mogall v. United States (per curiam) - no. 48, 1947

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Oyama v. State of California - no. 44, 1947

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Restricted Covenant Cases - nos. 72-87, 1947

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Restricted Covenant Cases - nos. 72-87, 1947

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Restricted Covenant Cases - nos. 290-291, 1947

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Shapiro v. US - no. 49, 1947

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Shapiro v. US - no. 49, 1947

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Sherrer v. Sherrer - no. 36, 1947

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Sipuel v. Board of Regents, University of Oklahoma - no. 326, Fisher v. Hurst et al. - no. 325, 1947

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Suttle v. Reich Bros. Const. Co. - no. 214, 1947

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Toomer v. Witsell - no. 415, 1947

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Trupiano v. US - no. 427, 1947

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USA v. Zazove - no. 432, 1947

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Woods v. Hills - no. 439, 1947

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Associate Justice opinions, 1947

Aero Mayflower Transit Co. v. Board of Railroad Commissioners of Montana - no. 39, 1947

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Ahrens v. Clark - no. 446, 1947

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Andres v. USA - no. 431, 1947

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Bakery Sales Drivers v. Wagshal, 1947

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Bay Ridge Operating v. Huron Stevedoring - no. 366-367, 1947

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Blumenthal v. USA - no. 54-57, 1947

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Bob-Lo Excursion Co. v. People of the State of Michigan - no. 374, 1947

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Briggs v. Pennsylvania Railroad Co. - no. 530, 1947

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Bute v. The People of the State of Illinois - no. 398, 1947

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Callen v. Pennsylvania Railroad Co. - no. 331, 1947

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Cement cases - nos. 23-34, 1947

  • Box 189, folder 11
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Central Greyhound v. Mealy - no. 14, 1947

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Chase National Banks et al v. Metropolitan Life et al - nos. 178-193, 1947

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Chicago and Southern Airlines v. Waterman Steamship Corp. - no. 78, Covo; Aeronautics Board v. Waterman Steamship Corp. - no. 88, 1947

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Clark v. Uebersee Finanz-Korp. - no. 35, 1947

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Cole v. Arkansas - no. 373, 1947

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Commissioner of the Internal Revenue v. Church - no. 96, 1947

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Commissioner of the Internal Revenue v. South Texas Lumber Co. - no. 384, 1947

  • Box 190, folder 6
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. USA - no. 157, 1947

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Comstock v. Group of Institutional Investors - nos. 451-454, 1947

  • Box 190, folder 8
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Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance v. Moore - no. 337, 1947

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Cox, et al v. USA - nos. 66-68, 1947

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Delgadillo v. Carmichael - no. 63, 1947

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Donaldson v. Read Magazine - no. 50, 1947

  • Box 190, folder 12
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Dyer v. City of Beloit - no. 275, 1947

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Eccles, et al v. Peoples Bank of Lakewood Village - no. 101, 1947

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Estin v. Estin - no. 139, 1947

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Federal Crop Insurance Corp. v. Merrill - no. 45, 1947

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Federal Trade Commissioner v. Morton Salt - no. 464, 1947

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Fong Haw Tan - Phelan, no. 370, 1947

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Francis v. Southern Pacific - no. 400, 1947

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Frazier v. USA - no. 213 - misc., 1947

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Funk Brothers Seed Co. v. Kalo Inoculant Co. - no. 280, 1947

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Glove Liquor Co. v. San Roman - no. 205, 1947

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Gryger v. Burke - no. 541, 1947

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Haley v. State of Ohio - no. 51, 1947

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Hannegan v. Read Magazine - no. 50, 1947

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Hilton v. Sullivan - no. 560, 1947

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Hunter v. Martin - no.634, 1947

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Hunter v. Texas Electric Railway Co. - no. 18, 1947

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International Brotherhood of Teamsters et al v. Denver Milk Producers, Inc. - no. 397, 1947

  • Box 191, folder 12
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International Salt Co. v. USA - no. 46, 1947

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Johnson v. USA - no. 138, 1947

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Johnson v. USA - no. 329, 1947

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Jones v. Liberty Glass Co. - no. 71, 1947

  • Box 191, folder 16
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Kavanagh v. JH Noble - no. 70, 1947

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Kennedy v. Silas Mason Co. - no.590, 1947

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Kreiger v. Kreiger - no. 371, 1947

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Le Maistre v. Leffers - no. 362, 1947

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Lee v. Mississippi - no. 91, 1947

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Lichter, et al. v. USA - nos. 105, 74, 95, 1947

  • Box 191, folder 22
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Ludecke v. Watkins - no. 723, 1947

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Maggio v. Zeitz - no. 38, 1947

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Mandeville Island Farms v. American Crystal Sugar Co. - no. 75, 1947

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Memphis Natural Gas Co. v. A.H. Stone - no. 94, 1947

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Mitchell, et al v. Cohen and Hubickey - nos. 130-131, 1947

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Moore and Haughton v. People of the State of New York - no. 485, 1947

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Morris v. McComb - no. 7, 1947

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Musser v. State of Utah - no. 60, 1947

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Oliver in re. William Oliver - no. 215, 1947

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Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co. v. Public Service Commission of Indiana - no. 69, 1947

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Parker v. Illinois - no. 428, 1947

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Parker v. People of the State of Illinois - no. 270, 1947

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Paterno v. Lyons - no. 583, 1947

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Patton v. State of Mississippi - no. 122, 1947

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People of the State of Illiois, ex rel. McCollum v. Board of Education - no. 90, 1947

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Phyle v. Duffy - no. 655, 1947

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Price v. Johnston - no. 111, 1947

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Priebe v. USA - no. 16, 1947

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Republic National Gas v. State of Oklahoma - no. 134, 1947

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Rodgers v. USA - no. 58, 1947

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Saia v. People of the State of New York - no. 504, 1947

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Schine Chain Theatres v. USA - no. 10, 1947

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Schwabacher v. USA - no. 258, 1947

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Seaboard Airline Railroad v. Daniel - no. 390, 1947

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Sealfon v. USA - no. 174, 1947

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Shade v. Downing - no. 448, 1947

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Silesian American Corp. v. Clark - no. 6, 1947

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Spiegel v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue - no. 52, 1947

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Sunnen v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue - no. 227, 1947

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Takahashi v. Fish and Game Commission - no. 533, 1947

  • Box 193, folder 14
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Taylor v. State of Alabama - no. 721, 1947

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Townsend v. Burke - no. 542, 1947

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Trupiano v. USA - no. 427, 1947

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USA v. Baltimore and Ohio - no. 223, 1947

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USA v. Brown - no. 100, 1947

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USA v. California - no. 12, Orig., 1947

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USA v. CIO. - no. 695, 1947

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USA v. Columbia Steel - no. 461, 1947

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USA v. Di Re - no. 61, 1947

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USA v. Evans - no. 15, 1947

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USA v. Felin and Co. - no. 17, 1947

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USA v. Griffith - no. 64, 1947

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USA v. Gypsum Co. - no. 13, 1947

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USA v. Hoffman - no. 97, 1947

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USA v. Line Material Co. - no. 8, 1947

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USA v. National City Line - no. 544, 1947

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USA v. Paramount, et al. - nos. 79-86, 1947

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USA v. Scophony Corp. - no. 41, 1947

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USA v. South Buffalo Railway Co. - no. 198, 1947

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USA v. Sullivan - no. 121, 1947

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USA v. US District Court for the Southern District of New York, et al. - no. 527, 1947

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Von Moltke v. A. Blake Gillies - no. 73, 1947

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Wade v. Mayo - no. 40, 1947

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West v. Oklahoma Tax Commission - no. 489, 1947

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Williams v. Fanning - no. 47, 1947

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Winters v. People of the State of New York - no. 3, 1947

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Woods Housing Expediter v. Stone - no. 392, 1947

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Chief Justice opinions, 1948

Callaway v. Benton - no. 21, 1948

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Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific RR Co. v. ACME Fast Freight, Inc. - no. 65, 1948

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Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Culbertson - no. 313, 1948

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Eckenrode v. Pennsylvania RR Co., per curiam - no. 28, 1948

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Eisler v. United States, per curiam - no. 225, 1948

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Ex Parte Collett - no. 206-miscellaneous, 1948

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Farmers Reservoir, et al. v. Wm. McComb, et al - no. 128, 196, 1948

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Fountain v. Filson, per curiam - no. 542, 1948

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Henslee v. Union Planters Bank and Trust, per curiam - no. 9, 1948

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Hill v. Atlantic Coast Line RR, per curiam - no. 472, 1948

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In the Matter of Electric Power and Light Corp. - no. 610-miscellaneous, 1948

  • Box 197, folder 5
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Japanese Cases, per curiam - nos. 239, 240-248, 1948

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Kilpatrick v. Texas and Pacific RR Co. - no. 233-miscellaneous, 1948

  • Box 197, folder 7
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Larsons v. Domestic and Foreign Commercial Corps. - no. 31, 1948

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MacDougal v. Green, per curiam - no. 348, 1948

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Marzani v. United States, per curiam - no. 59, 1948

  • Box 197, folder 12
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Mitchell v. White Consolidated, Inc., per curiam - no. 599, 1948

  • Box 197, folder 13
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Murphy v. Reed, per curiam - no. 206, 1948

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National Carbide Corps., et al v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue - nos. 151-153, 1948

  • Box 198, folder 1
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Reynolds v. Atlantic Coastline RR, per curiam - no. 234, 1948

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Rice v. Rice, per curiam - no. 117, 1948

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Ryles v. United States, per curiam - no. 593, 1948

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Superior Court of California v. Lillefloren, per curiam - no. 191, Misc., Taylor v. Dennis, per curiam - no. 12, 1948

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United States v. California, orig - no. 12, 1948

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United States v. National City Lines, Inc., et al - no. 269, 1948

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United States v. Urbeteit - no. 640, 1948

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United States v. Wyoming Decree - no. 10, 1948

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Young v. Ragen - no. 50, 1948

  • Box 198, folder 10
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Zimmerman v. State of Maryland, per curiam - no. 429, 1948

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Associate Justice opinions, 1948

AFL, et al v. Amn. SASH and DOOR Co., et al - nos. 27, 34, 47, 1948

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Adkins v. Dupont - no. 1, 1948

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Algoma Plywood v. Wisconsin Employment Relations Board - no. 216, 1948

  • Box 198, folder 14
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Ayrshire Colliers v. USA - no. 25, 1948

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Black Diamond S.S. v. Stewart and Sons - nos. 121-130, 1948

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Brinegar v. USA - no. 12, 1948

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Brooks v. USA - nos. 388-389, 1948

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Christoffel v. USA - no. 528, 1948

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City of Morgantown, W. VA. V. Royal Insurance Co. - no. 396, 1948

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Cohen v. Beneficial Industrial Loan Corp. - nos. 442, 512, 1948

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Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Church - no. 5, 1948

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Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Phipps - no. 83, 1948

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Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Wodehouse - no. 84, 1948

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Coray v. Southern Pacific Co. - no. 54, 1948

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Cosmopolitan Shipping Co. v. McCallister - no. 351, 1948

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Daniel v. Family Security Life - no. 297, 1948

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Defense Supplies Corp. v. Lawrence Warehouse Co. - no. 298, 1948

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Empresa Siderurgica v. County of Merced - no. 327, 1948

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FCC v. Station WJR - no. 495, 1948

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FPC v. Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. - no. 558, 1948

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Farrell v. United States - no. 267, 1948

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Fed. Power Com. v. Interstate Natural Gas Co. - nos. 109, 188, 209, 212, 1948

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Fink v. Shepard Steamship Co. - nos. 360, 430, 1948

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Fisher v. Pace - no. 45, 1948

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Foley Bros. v. Filiardo - no. 91, 1948

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Ford Motor, et al v. United States - no. 1-2, 1948

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Frankfurter Aeronautical Industrial Ldg. 727 v. Campbell - no. 333, 1948

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Frazier v. United States - no. 44, 1948

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Gibbs v. Burke - no. 418, 1948

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Giboney et al v. Empire Storage - no. 182, 1948

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Goessert v. Cleary - no. 49, 1948

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Goggin v. Div. Of Labor: California - no. 35, 1948

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Grand River Dam Authority v. Grand-Hydro - no. 6, 1948

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Graver Tank and MFG v. Linde Air Products - nos. 184-185, 1948

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Griffin v. United States - no. 417, 1948

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Harris v. State of South Carolina - no. 76, 1948

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Hirshberg v. Cooke - no. 231, 1948

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Hoiness v. United States - no. 20, 1948

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Hood and Sons v. Du Mond - no. 92, 1948

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Humphrey v. Smith - no. 457, 1948

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Hynes v. Grimes Packing - no. 24, 1948

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Internal Revenue Commissioner v. Jacobson - nos. 32-33, 1948

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International Union Local 232 et al v. Wis. Employment Rels. BD - nos. 14-15, 1948

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Interstate Oil Pileline Co. v. Stone - no. 287, 1948

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Johnson, US ex rel. v. Shaughnessy - no. 506, 1948

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Jones v. US - no. 135, US v. Jones - no. 198, 1948

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Joy Oil v. State Tax Comm. - no. 223, 1948

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Jungerson v. Ostby and Barton - no. 7-8, 48, 1948

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Kimball Laundrey v. United States - no. 63, 1948

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Klapprott v. United States - no. 42, 1948

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Kordel v. United States - no. 30, 1948

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Kovacs v. Cooper - no. 9, 1948

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Krulewitch v. United States - no. 143, 1948

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La Crosse Telephone v. Wis. Employment Rels. Bd. - nos. 38-39, 1948

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Lawson v. Suwanee Fruit and Steamship Co. - no. 56, 1948

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Leiman v. Guttman - no. 88, 1948

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Lustig v. United States - no. 1389, 1948

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Mandel Bros. V. Wallace - no. 16, 1948

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McComb v. Jacksonville Paper Co. - no. 110, 1948

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McDonald v. United States - no.36, 1948

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Michelson v. United States - no. 23, 1948

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National Labor Relations Board v. Crompton-Highland Mills - no. 197, 1948

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National Labor Relations Board v. Pittsburgh Steamship Co. - no. 258, 1948

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National Labor Relations Board v. Stowe Spinning - no. 46, 1948

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National Mutual Ins. v. Tidewater Transfer Co. - no. 29 (1 of 2), 1948

  • Box 203, folder 1-2
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New York City v. Saper - nos. 200-201, 1948

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Nye and Nissen v. United States - no. 228, 1948

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Oklahoma Tax Commission v. Texas Company - Nos, 40-41, 1948

  • Box 203, folder 5
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Ott v. Mississippi Barge Line - no. 244, 1948

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People of the State of California v. Zook - no. 355, 1948

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Propper v. Clark - no. 390, 1948

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Ragan v. Merchants Transfer - no. 522, 1948

  • Box 203, folder 9
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Railway Express v. New York - no. 51, 1948

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Securities and Exchange Commission v. Central-Illinois Securities - nos. 226-227, 1948

  • Box 203, folder 11
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Smith v. United States - no. 292, 1948

  • Box 204, folder 1
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Spiegal and Church v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, no. 3, 5, 1948

  • Box 204, folder 2-3
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Stainbeck v. Mo Hock Ke Lok Po, nos. 52, 474, 1948

  • Box 204, folder 4
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Standard Oil Co. of Calif. v. United States - no. 279, 1948

  • Box 204, folder 5
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Stemmer and Krakower v. New York - nos. 567-568, 1948

  • Box 204, folder 6
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Terminiello v. Chicago - no. 272, 1948

  • Box 204, folder 7
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Transcontinental and Wester Air, Inc. v. Civil Aeronautics Board - no. 387, 1948

  • Box 204, folder 8
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Turner v. Pennsylvania - no. 107, 1948

  • Box 204, folder 9
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Union National Bank of Wichita v. Lamb - no. 500, 1948

  • Box 204, folder 10
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United States v. Cors - no. 132, 1948

  • Box 204, folder 11
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United States v. Interstate Commerce Commission - no. 330, 1948

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United States v. Kansas City Life Ins. - no. 26, 1948

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United States v. Knight - no. 406, 1948

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United States v. Penn Foundry and Manufacturing - no. 253, 1948

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United States v. Urbuteit - no. 13, 1948

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United States v. Wallace and Tiernan - no. 416, 1948

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United States v. Wittek - no. 473, 1948

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United States v. Women's Sportswear - no. 37, 1948

  • Box 205, folder 8
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Upshaw v. United States - no. 98, 1948

  • Box 205, folder 9
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Urie v. Thompson - no. 129, 1948

  • Box 205, folder 10
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Uveges v. Pennsylvania - no. 75, 1948

  • Box 205, folder 11
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Vermilya-Browm v. Connell - no. 22, 1948

  • Box 205, folder 12
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Wade v. Hunter - no. 427, 1948

  • Box 205, folder 13
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Watts v. Indiana - no. 610, 1948

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Weade v. Dichmann, Wright, and Pugh, Inc. - no. 179, 1948

  • Box 205, folder 15
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Wheeling Steel v. Glander - nos. 447-448, 1948

  • Box 205, folder 16
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Wilkerson v. McCarthy and Swan - no. 53, 1948

  • Box 206, folder 1
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Williams v. New York - no. 671, 1948

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Wisconsin Electric v. United States - no. 237, 1948

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Wolf v. Colorado - nos. 17-18, 1948

  • Box 206, folder 4
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Woods v. Interstate Realty Co. - no. 465, 1948

  • Box 206, folder 5
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Chief Justice opinions, 1949

American Communications Association, CIO, et al v. Dowds - no. 10, United Steelworkers of America, et al v. NLRB - no. 13, 1949

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Boyd v. Grand Trunk Railroad, per curiam - no. 17, 1949

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Burke v. State of Georgia, per curiam - no. 176-miscellaneous, 1949

  • Box 206, folder 9
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Cohnstaedt v. Immigration and Naturalization Service of the United States, per curiam - no. 373, 1949

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Commissioner of the Internal Revenue v. Korell - no. 384, 1949

  • Box 206, folder 11
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Faulkner v. Gibbs - no. 19, 1949

  • Box 206, folder 12
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Georgia Railroad and Banking Co. v. Redwine - no. 454, 1949

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Hubsch and Schweitzer v. USA - nos. 379-380, 1949

  • Box 206, folder 14
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International Union v. O'Brien - no. 456, 1949

  • Box 206, folder 15
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Lyon v. Singer - no. 512, Singer v. Bank - no. 527, Lyon v. Mellie Iran - no. 513, Mellie Iran v. Lyons - no. 528 (per curiam), 1949

  • Box 206, folder 16
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Manning v. Seeley Tube and Box Co. - no. 70, 1949

  • Box 207, folder 1
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Marshall and Morford v. USA, per curiam - nos. 196, 236, 1949

  • Box 207, folder 2
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McLaurin v. Oklahoma State Regents - no. 34, 1949

  • Box 207, folder 3
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Osman v. Douds, per curiam - no. 12, 1949

  • Box 207, folder 4
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Reo Motors, Inc. v. Commissioner of the Internal Revenue - no. 59, 1949

  • Box 207, folder 5
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Roberts v. US District Court for the Northern District of California, et al., per curiam - no. 2-misc., 1949

  • Box 207, folder 6
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Shipman v. Dupre, per curiam - no. 689, 1949

  • Box 207, folder 7
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South v. Peters, per curiam - no. 724, 1949

  • Box 207, folder 8
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Sweatt v. Painter - no. 44, 1949

  • Box 207, folder 9
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USA v. Aetna Casualty, etc - nos. 35-38, 1949

  • Box 207, folder 10
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USA v. Bryan - no. 99, 1949

  • Box 207, folder 11
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USA v. Capital Transit Co. et al., per curiam - nos. 40-41, 1949

  • Box 207, folder 12
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USA v. Fleischmann - no. 98, 1949

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USA v. Fleischmann and Bryan - nos. 98-99, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 1
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USA v. Pacific Coast Wholesalers, per curiam - nos. 113-114, 1949

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USA v. US Gypsum Co., per curiam - nos. 670-671, 1949

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Associate Justice opinions, 1949

Affolder v. New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad - no. 200, 1949

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Alcoa Steamship Co. v. USA - no. 271, 1949

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Automatic Radio Mfg. Co. v. Hageltime Research - no. 455, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 6
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Brown v. Western Railroad of Alabama - no. 43, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 7
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Brown Shoe v. Commissioner of the Internal Revenue - no. 445, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 8
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Bryan v. USA - no. 178, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 9
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Building Service Employees International v. Gazzam - no. 449, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 10
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Capital Greyhound v. Brice - no. 118, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 11
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Carter v. Atlanta and Saint Andres Bay Railway Co. - no. 23, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 12
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Cassell v. State of Texas - no. 46, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 13
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Chapman v. Sheriden-Wyoming Coal Co. - no. 60, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 14
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Civil Aeronautics Board v. State Airlines, etc - nos. 157-159, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 15
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Cole v. State of Arkansas - no. 62, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 16
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Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co. v. NLRB - no. 47, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 17
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Commodities Trading, etc v. USA - nos. 156, 163, 1949

  • Box 208, folder 18
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Connelly, Commission of the Internal Revenue v. - no. 57, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 1
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Dan v. Burford - no. 51, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 2
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Dennis v. USA - no. 14, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 3
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Dickinson v. Petroleum Conversion Corp. - no. 150, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 4
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District of Columbia v. Little - no. 302, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 5
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Eichenlaub, US ex el. v. Shaughnessy - no. 3, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 6
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Ewing v. Mytinger and Casselberry - no. 568, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 7
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Federal Power v. East Ohio Gas Co., et al - no. 71, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 8
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Graham v. Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman - no. 16, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 9
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Graver Tanks and Mfg. Co. v. Linde Au Products - no. 2, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 10
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Henderson v. USA - no. 25, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 11
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Hiatt v. Brown - no. 359, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 12
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Hughes, et al. v. Superior Court of California - no. 61, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 13
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International Brotherhood of Teamsters v. Hanke, etc. - nos. 309-364, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 14
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Johnson v. Einstrager - no. 306, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 15
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Kingsland v. Dorsey - no. 53, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 16
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Knopf, US ex rel. v. Shaughnessy - no. 54, 1949

  • Box 209, folder 17
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Lyon v. Singer - no. 512, Singer v. Yokohama - nos. 527-528, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 1
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Manufacturers Trust v. Becker - no. 55, 1949

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Manufacturers Trust v. McGrath - no. 11, McGrath v. Mfrs. Trust - no. 15, 1949

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Mullane v. Central Hanover Bank and Trust Co. - no. 378, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 4
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National Labor Relations Board v. Mexia Textile Mills - no. 434, NLRB v. Pool Mfg. Co. - no. 435, 1949

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New Jersey Realty Title Insurance Co. v. New Jersey Division of Tax Appeals - no. 147, 1949

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Oakley, etc. v. Louisville and Nashville Railroad - nos. 28-29, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 7
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O'Donnell v. Joliet Eastern Railway Co. - no. 56, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 8
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Order of Railway Conductors v. Southern Railway Co. - no. 438, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 9
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Parker v. City of Los Angeles - no. 49, Steiner v. City of Los Angeles Co - no. 50, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 10
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Powell, et al. v. US Cartridge, et al - nos. 96, 58, 79, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 11
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Quicksall v. State of Michigan - no. 33, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 12
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Railway Labor Executives Association v. USA - no. 337, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 13
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Regents of University System of Georgia v. Carroll - no. 83, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 14
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Reider v. Thompson - no. 403, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 15
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Reilly v. Pinkus - no. 31, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 16
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Roth v. Delano - no. 24, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 17
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Savorgnan v. USA - no. 48, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 18
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Secretary of the Agriculture, etc. v. Central Roig, etc. - nos. 27, 30, 32, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 19
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Skelly Oil Co. v. Phillips Petroleum - no. 221, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 20
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Slocum v. Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western Railroad - no. 391, 1949

  • Box 210, folder 21
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Solesbee v. Balkcom - no. 77, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 1
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Standard Oil Co. v. Federal Power Commission - no. 107, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 2
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Standard Vacuum v. USA Oil Co. - no. 18, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 3
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State of Maryland v. Baltimore Radio Show - no. 300, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 4
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Sung v. Clark - no. 154, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 5
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Swift and Co. v. Compania Columbia del Caribe - no. 230, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 6
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Travelers Health Association v. Commonwealth of Virginia - no. 76, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 7
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Treichler v. State of Wisconsin - no. 20, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 8
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USA v. Alpers - no. 217, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 9
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USA v. Benedict, et al. - no. 45, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 10
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USA v. Burnison and Gayetty - nos. 171, 188, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 11
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USA v. Cumberland Public Service - no. 214, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 12
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USA v. Gerlach - nos. 4-9, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 13
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USA v. Kansas City Life Insurance Co. - no. 1, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 14
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USA v. Moorman - no. 97, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 15
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USA v. Morton Salt Co., et al. - nos. 273-274, 1949

  • Box 211, folder 16
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USA v. National Association of Real Estate Boards - no. 428, 1949

  • Box 212, folder 1
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USA v. Rabinowitz - no. 293, 1949

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USA v. Spelar - no. 42, 1949

  • Box 212, folder 3
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USA v. State of Louisiana - no. 12 - Orig., 1949

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USA v. State of Texas - no. 13 - Orig., 1949

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USA v. Toronto, Hamilton, Buffalo Navigation Co. - no. 39, 1949

  • Box 212, folder 6
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USA v. US Smelting, Refining, and Mining Co. - no. 173, 1949

  • Box 212, folder 7
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USA v. Westinghouse Electric Co. - no. 26, 1949

  • Box 212, folder 8
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USA v. Yellow Cab Co. - no. 22, 1949

  • Box 212, folder 9
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Willmette Park District v. Campbell - no. 75, 1949

  • Box 212, folder 10
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Wissner v. Wissner - no. 119, 1949

  • Box 212, folder 11
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Chief Justice opinions, 1950

Alabama Public Service Commission v. Southern Railway Co. - no. 395, 1950

  • Box 212, folder 12-13
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Amalgamated Association v. Wisconsin Employment Relations Board - no. 329, 438, 1950

  • Box 213, folder 1-2
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Amalgamated Association v. Wisconsin Employment Relations Board - no. 330, 1950

  • Box 213, folder 3
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Dennis v. USA - no. 336, 1950

  • Box 213, folder 4-8
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Dennis v. USA - no. 336, 1950

  • Box 214, folder 1
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Ewing v. Gardner, per curiam, petition for certiorari - no. 621, 1950

  • Box 214, folder 2
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Feiner of State of New York - no. 93, 1950

  • Box 214, folder 3-4
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Gerende v. Board of Supervisors of Elections of Baltimore, per curiam - no. 577, 1950

  • Box 214, folder 5
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Hammerstein v. Superior Court of California, per curiam - no. 421, 1950

  • Box 214, folder 6
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Jordan v. De George - no. 348, 1950

  • Box 214, folder 7-8
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Kunz v. People of the State of New York - no. 50, 1950

  • Box 214, folder 9
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Land, et al v. Dollar, per curiam - nos. 353, 697, 702, 1950

  • Box 215, folder 1
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Niemotko and Kelley v. State of Maryland - nos. 17-18, 1950

  • Box 215, folder 2-3
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Rogers v. USA - no. 20, 1950

  • Box 215, folder 4
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Shepard v. State of Florida, per curiam - no. 420, 1950

  • Box 215, folder 5
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Shub, etc. v. Simpson, etc. - no. 371, 1950

  • Box 215, folder 6
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St. John v. Wisconsin Employment Relations Board - no. 302, 1950

  • Box 215, folder 7
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Treichler v. State of Wisconsin, per curiam - no. 304, 1950

  • Box 215, folder 8
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USA v. Tillamooks, per curiam - no. 281, 1950

  • Box 215, folder 9
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Wheelock Brothers v. USA, per curiam - nos. 169, 177, 1950

  • Box 215, folder 10
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Woodward v. USA, per curiam - no. 476, 1950

  • Box 215, folder 11
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Associate Justice opinions, 1950

62 Cases, etc. v. US - no. 363, 1950

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A&P v. Supermarket Equip. - no. 32, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 1
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Ackermann v. United States - nos. 35-36, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 2
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Agoston v. Pennsylvania - no. 59-misc., 1950

  • Box 216, folder 3
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Alabama Great Southern v. United States - nos. 45-48, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 4
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American Fire and Casualty Co. v. Finn - no. 252, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 5
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Bailey v. Richardson - no. 49, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 6
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Blau v. United States - nos. 21-22, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 7
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Bowman v. Dairy - no. 435, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 8
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Brannan v. Elder - nos. 473-474, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 9
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Breard v. Alexandra - no. 399, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 10
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Calif. State Auto Association Inter-Insurance v. Downey - no. 310, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 11
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Canton Railroad v. Rogan - no. 96, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 12
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Capital Transit v. US - no. 204, US v. Yellow Cab Co. - no. 218, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 13
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Cities Service Gas v. Peerless Oil and Gas - no. 153, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 14
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Collins v. Hardyman - no. 217, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 15
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Compagna v. Hiatt - no. 5, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 16
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Dean Milk Co. v. City of Madison, Wis. - no. 258, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 17
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Denver Building and Construction Trades Council, NLRB v. - no. 393, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 18
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Dowd v. US ex rel. Cook - no. 66, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 19
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Emich Motors Corp v. General Motors Corp. - no. 209, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 20
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Feres v. United States - nos. 9, 29, 31, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 21
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Fogarty v. United States - no. 6, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 22
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Garner v. Los Angeles Board of Public Work - no. 453, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 23
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Gullett Gin Co., NLRB v. - no. 122, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 24
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Gusik v. Schilder - no. 110, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 25
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Harris v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue - no. 14, 1950

  • Box 216, folder 26
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Hoffman v. United States - no. 513, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 1
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Hughes v. Fetter - no. 355, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 2
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers v. NLRB - no. 108, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 3
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International Rice Milling Co., Inc., NLRB v. - no. 313, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 4
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Johnson v. Muelberger - no. 296, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 5
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Joint Anti-Fascist v. McGrath - nos. 8, 7, 71, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 6-7
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Kiefer-Stewart v. Seagram and Sons - no. 297, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 8
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Libby, McNeill, and Libby v. United States - no. 37, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 9
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Local 74, etc. v. NLRB - no. 85, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 10
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McGrath v. Kristensen - no. 34, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 11
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Missouri v. Mayfield - nos. 15-16, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 12
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Montana-Dakota Utilities Co. v. Northwestern Public Service Company - no. 77, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 13
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Moore v. Chesapeake and Ohio - no. 318, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 14
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Moser v. United States - no. 301, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 15
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Mosser v. Darrow - no. 461, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 16
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NLRB v. Highland Park Mfg. Co. - no. 425, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 17
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NLRB v. Pittsburgh Steamships - no. 42, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 18
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Niagara Hudson Power v. Lentritt - no. 211, SEC v. Levenritt - no. 212, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 19
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Norton Co. v. Dept. of Revenue of Illinois - no. 133, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 20
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O'Leary v. Brown-Pacific-Maxon Inc., et al. - no. 267, 1950

  • Box 217, folder 21
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Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co. v. Michigan Public Commission - no. 486, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 1
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Phillips Petroleum Co. v. State of Oklahoma - no. 73, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 2
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Radio Corporation of America (RCA) v. USA - no. 565, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 3
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Robertson v. Chambers - no. 295, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 4
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Sacher, et al. v. USA - no. 201, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 5
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Schwegmann Bros. v. Calvert Distillers - nos. 442-443, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 6
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Snyder v. Buck - no. 64, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 7
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Spector Motor Service v. O'Connor - no. 132, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 8
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Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey v. United States - nos. 27-28, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 9
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Standard Oil Co. v. Federal Trade Commission - no. 1, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 10
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Standard Oil Co. v. State of New Jersey - no. 384, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 11
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Tenney v. Brandhove - no. 338, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 12
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Timken Roller Bearing v. United States - no. 352, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 13
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Touhy, US ex el. v. Ragen - no. 83, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 14
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United States v. Allied Oil Corp. - no. 364, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 15
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United States v. Champlin Refining Co. - no. 433, 1950

  • Box 218, folder 16
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United States v. Lewis - no. 347, 1950

  • Box 219, folder 1
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United States v. Moore - no. 344, 1950

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United States v. Munsingwear - nos. 23-24, 1950

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United States v. Peewee Coal - no. 168, 1950

  • Box 219, folder 4
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United States v. Rock Island Motor Transport - no. 25, 1950

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United States v. Sanchez - no. 81, 1950

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United States v. Security Trust and Savings Bank of San Diego - nos. 10-13, 1950

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United States v. Texas and Pacific Motor Transport - nos. 38-39, 1950

  • Box 219, folder 8
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United States v. United States Gypsum Co. - no. 30, 1950

  • Box 219, folder 9
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United States v. Williams - no. 26, 1950

  • Box 219, folder 10
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United States v. Williams - no. 134, 1950

  • Box 219, folder 11
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Universal Camera Corp. v. NLRB - no. 40, 1950

  • Box 219, folder 12
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Warren v. United States - no. 87, 1950

  • Box 219, folder 13
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West Virginia v. Sims - no. 147, 1950

  • Box 219, folder 14
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Western Maryland RR v. Rogen - no. 205, 1950

  • Box 219, folder 15
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Whelchel v. McDonald - no. 109, 1950

  • Box 219, folder 16
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Williams v. United States - no. 365, 1950

  • Box 219, folder 17
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Zittman, etc. v. McGrath - nos. 298, 299, 314, 315, 324, 1950

  • Box 219, folder 18
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Chief Justice opinions, 1951

Briggs v. Elliot, per curiam - no. 273, 1951

  • Box 219, folder 19
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Bruner v. USA - no. 391, 1951

  • Box 219, folder 20
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Cates v. Haderlein, per curiam - no. 166, 1951

  • Box 219, folder 21
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Dixon v. Duffy, per curiam - no. 79, 1951

  • Box 219, folder 22
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Ex Parte Cogdell, per curiam - no. 71-miscellaneous, 1951

  • Box 219, folder 23
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Gardner v. Panama Railroad Co., per curiam - no. 22, 1951

  • Box 220, folder 1
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Gelling v. State of Texas, per curiam - no. 707, 1951

  • Box 220, folder 2
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Georgia Railroad and Banking Co. v. Redwine - no. 1, 1951

  • Box 220, folder 3
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Gray v. Board of Regents of the University of Tennessee, per curiam - no. 120, 159-miscellaneous, 1951

  • Box 220, folder 4
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Jaegeler, US ex rel. v. Carusi, per curiam - no. 275, 1951

  • Box 220, folder 5
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Jennings, et al. v. State of Illinois - nos. 95, 96, 375, 1951

  • Box 220, folder 6-7
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Memphis Steam Laundry Cleaner v. Stone - no. 253, 1951

  • Box 220, folder 8
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NLRB v. American National Insurance Co. - no. 126, 1951

  • Box 220, folder 9-10
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Palmer Oil v. Amerada Petroleum, per curiam - nos. 301-302, 1951

  • Box 220, folder 11
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Ray v. Blair, per curiam - no. 649, 1951

  • Box 221, folder 1
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Richfield Oil Corp. v. USA, per curiam - no. 395, 1951

  • Box 221, folder 2
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Stack v. Boyle - no. 400, 1951

  • Box 221, folder 3-4
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Thompson v. USA - no. 513, 1951

  • Box 221, folder 5
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USA v. Fortier, per curiam - no. 14, 1951

  • Box 221, folder 6
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USA v. Great Northern Railroad - no. 151, 1951

  • Box 221, folder 7-8
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USA v. Hayman - no. 23, 1951

  • Box 221, folder 9
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USA v. State of California, order - no. 6-orig, 1951

  • Box 222, folder 1
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Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. v. Sawyer, Chief Justice dissent - nos. 744-745, 1951

  • Box 222, folder 2-5
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Associate Justice opinions, 1951

Adler v. Board of Education of the City of New York - no. 8, 1951

  • Box 222, folder 6
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Beauharnais v. People of the State of Illinois - no. 118, 1951

  • Box 222, folder 7
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Besser Manufacturing Co. v. USA - no. 230, 1951

  • Box 222, folder 8
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Bindczyck v. Finucane - no. 18, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 1
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Blackmar v. Guerre - 361, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 2
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Boyce Motor Lines . USA - no. 167, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 3
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Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen v. Howard - no. 458, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 4
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Buck v. People of the State of California - no. 165, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 5
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Burstyn v. Wilson - no. 522, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 6
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Carlson v. Landon - no. 35, Butterfield v. Zydok- no. 136, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 7-8
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Carson v. Roane-Anderson Co. - nos. 186-187, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 9
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Casey v. USA - no. 379, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 10
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Cities Service v. McGrath - no. 305, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 11
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Cook v. Cook - no. 30, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 12
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Day-Brite Lighting v. State of Missouri - no. 317, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 13
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Desper v. Starved Rock Ferry Co. - no. 231, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 14
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Dice v. Akron, Canton and Youngstown Railroad - no. 374, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 15
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Doremus v. Board of Education of Hawthorne Borough - no. 9, 1951

  • Box 223, folder 16
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Edelman v. State of California - no. 306-miscellaneous, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 1
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Far East Conference v. USA - no. 15-miscellaneous, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 2
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First National Bank of Chicago v. United Airlines - no. 349, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 3
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Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission v. Atlantic Coast Line Railroad - no. 159, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 4
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Frisbie v. Collins - no. 331, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 5
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FTC v. Ruberoid Co. - nos. 448, 504, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 6
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Gallegos v. State of Nebraska - no. 94, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 7
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Guessefeldt v. McGrath - no. 204, McGrath v. Nagano - no. 169, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 8
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Habeas corpus cases - nos. 517, 626, 643, 670, 669, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 9
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Halcyon Lines v. Haenn Ship Ceilings - nos. 62, 197, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 10
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Hughes v. USA - no. 86, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 11
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International Longshoreman's and Warehouseman's Union v. Juneau Spruce Corp. - no. 200, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 12
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Isbrandtsen Company v. Johnson - no. 493, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 13
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Johnson and Mandel v. USA - nos. 401, 414, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 14
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Kaufman v. Societe Internationale - no. 172, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 15
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Kawakita v. USA - no. 570, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 16
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Kedroff v. St. Nicholas Cathedral - no. 44, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 17
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Kerotest Maunfacturing Co. v. C-O-Two Fire Equipment Co. - no. 180, 1951

  • Box 224, folder 18
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Koehler v. USA - no. 199, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 1
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Leland v. State of Oregon - no. 176, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 2
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Lilly v. Commissioner of the Internal Revenue - no. 158, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 3
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Lorain Journal v. USA - no. 26, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 4
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Lykes v. USA - no. 173, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 5
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Madsen v. Kinsella - no. 411, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 6
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Mascitti, Harisiades and Coleman v. McGrath - nos. 43, 206, 264, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 7
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McMahon v. USA - no. 17, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 8
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Morisette v. USA - no. 12, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 9
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Mullaney v. Anderson - no. 329, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 10
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On Lee v. USA - no. 543, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 11
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Palmer v. Ashe - no. 38, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 12
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Pennsylvania Water and Power v. FPC - nos. 428-429, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 13
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Perkins v. Benguet Consolidated Mining Co. - no. 5, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 14
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Pillsbury v. United Engineering Co. - no. 229, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 15
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Public Utilities Commission of DC v. Pollack - nos. 224, 295, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 16
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Ray v. Blair - no. 649, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 17
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Robertson v. USA - no. 388, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 18
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Rochin v. State of California - no. 83, 1951

  • Box 225, folder 19
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Rutkin v. USA - no. 195, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 1
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Secretary of Agriculture v. Stark, et al - no. 6, 7, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 2
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Standard Oil Co. v. Peck - no. 184, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 3
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Stefanelli v. Minard - no. 2, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 4
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Stembridge v. State of Georgia - no. 474, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 5
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Stroble v. State of California - no. 373, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 6
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Sutphen Estates v. USA - no. 25, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 7
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Sutton v. Leib - no. 143, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 8
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Swift and Co. v. USA - no. 282, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 9
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Uerbersee Finanz-Korp. v. McGrath - no. 178, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 10
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USA v. Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. - no. 450, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 11
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USA v. Carignan - no. 5, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 12
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USA v. Halseth - no. 91, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 13
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USA v. Hood - no. 426, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 14
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USA v. Jeffers - no. 3, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 15
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USA v. Jordan - no. 46, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 16
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USA v. Kelly - no. 209, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 17
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USA v. New Wrinkle, Inc. - no. 250, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 18
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USA v. Oregon State Medical Society - no. 19, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 19
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USA v. Shannon - no. 47, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 20
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USA v. Smith - no. 20, USA v. Dailey - no. 162, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 21
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USA v. Spector - no. 443, 1951

  • Box 226, folder 22
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USA v. Wunderlich - no. 11, 1951

  • Box 227, folder 1
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Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co. v. Sawyer - nos. 744-745, 1951

  • Box 227, folder 2-3
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Zorsch v. Clauson - no. 431, 1951

  • Box 227, folder 4
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Supreme Court Opinion Record, 1951-1953, 1951

  • Box 227, folder 5
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Chief Justice opinions, 1952

Albertson v. Millard, per curiam - no. 384, 1952

  • Box 227, folder 6
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Avery v. Georgia - no. 648, 1952

  • Box 227, folder 7
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Burns v. Wilson - no. 422, 1952

  • Box 227, folder 8
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Civil Aeronautics Board et al. v. Am. Air Transport, per curiam - no. 126, 1952

  • Box 228, folder 1
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Dixon v. Duffy - no. 4, 1952

  • Box 228, folder 2
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Federal Trade Commission v. Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator - no. 11, 1952

  • Box 228, folder 3
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Healy v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue - no. 76, Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Smith - no. 138, 1952

  • Box 228, folder 4
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In Re Iserman, per curiam - no. 5-miscellaneous, 1952

  • Box 228, folder 5
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Pope v. Atlantic Coast Line - no. 322, 1952

  • Box 228, folder 6
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Rosenbergs v. United States, 1952

  • Box 228, folder 7
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Shelton v. United States, per curiam - no. 235-miscellaneous, 1952

  • Box 228, folder 8
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State of Nebraska v. State of Wyoming, per curiam - no. 5-orig., 1952

  • Box 228, folder 9
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State of New Jersey v. State of New York, per curiam - no. 5-orig., 1952

  • Box 228, folder 10
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Sweeney v. Woodall, per curiam - no. 100, 1952

  • Box 228, folder 11
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Texas v. New Mexico, order - no. 9-orig., 1952

  • Box 228, folder 12
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United States v. Caltrex - no. 16, 1952

  • Box 228, folder 13
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United States v. Jones, per curiam - no. 556, 1952

  • Box 228, folder 14
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United States v. Lane Motor Co., per curiam - no. 499, 1952

  • Box 228, folder 15
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United States v. Nugent - no. 540, United States v. Packer - no. 573, 1952

  • Box 228, folder 16
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United States v. Reynolds - no. 21, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 1
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Ward v. United States, per curiam - no. 390, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 2
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Wells v. Simonds Abrasive Co. - no. 394, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 3
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Western Pacific Corp. v. Western Pacific Co. - nos. 150, 160, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 4
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Associate Justice opinions, 1952

Alison v. US, US v. Stevenson-Chislett - nos. 79-80, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 5
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Alstate Construction Co. v. Durkin - no. 296, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 6
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American Newspaper Pub. V. NLRB - no. 53, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 7
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American Trucking Ass. V. United States - nos. 26, 35-36, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 8
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Arrowsmith v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue - no. 51, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 9
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Automatic Canteen Co. v. FTC - no. 89, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 10
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Bailess v. Paukune - no. 242, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 11
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Baltimore and Ohio RR v. United States - no. 258, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 12
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Barrows v. Jackson - no. 517, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 13
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Baumet v. United States - no. 39, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 14
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Bode and Co-ordinated Transport v. Barrett - nos. 187, 274, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 15
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Bridges v. United States - no. 548, 1952

  • Box 229, folder 16
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Brock v. North Carolina - no. 34, 1952

  • Box 230, folder 1
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Callanan Road Improvement Co. - no. 488, 1952

  • Box 230, folder 2
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Calmar Steamship Corp. v. United States - no. 262, 1952

  • Box 230, folder 3
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Calmar Steamship Corp. v. United States - no. 303, 1952

  • Box 230, folder 4
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Central Bank v. USA - no. 521, 1952

  • Box 230, folder 5
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Dalehite v. United States - no. 308, 1952

  • Box 230, folder 6
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Dameron v. Brodhead - no. 302, 1952

  • Box 230, folder 7
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Daniels, Speller, Smith and Brown v. Allen - nos. 20, 22, 31, 32, 1952

  • Box 230, folder 8-9
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Daniels, Speller, Smith and Brown v. Allen (Frankfurter dissent) - nos. 20, 22, 31, 32, 1952

  • Box 230, folder 10
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De La Rama SS Co. v. United States - no. 368, 1952

  • Box 230, folder 11
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District of Columbia v. John R. Thompson Co - no. 617, 1952

  • Box 230, folder 12
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Edelman v. California - no. 85, 1952

  • Box 230, folder 13
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Esso Standard v. Evans - no. 330, United States v. Evans - no. 378, 1952

  • Box 230, folder 14
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Federal Power Commission v. Idaho Power Company - no. 12, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 1
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Ford Motor Co. v. Huffman - no. 193, International Union, etc v. Huffman - no. 194, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 2
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Fowler v. Rhode Island - no. 340, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 3
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Gordon, et al v. United States - no. 182, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 4
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Heikkila v. Barber - no. 426, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 5
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Howard v. Commissioners Sinking Fund - no. 295, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 6
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Johnson v. New York, NH and H Co. - no. 40, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 7
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Kedroff v. Saint Nicholas Cathedral - no. 3, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 8
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King v. United States - no. 9, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 9
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Kwong v. Colding - no. 17, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 10
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Lauritzen v. Larsen - no. 226, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 11
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Levinson v. Deupree - no. 439, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 12
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Lloyd A. Fry Roofing v. Wood - no. 37, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 13
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Local Union no. 10 v. Graham - no. 86, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 14
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Lutwak v. United States - no. 66, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 15
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Mackey Radio v. RCA Communications - nos. 567-568, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 16
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Mandoli v. Acheson - no. 15, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 17
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May v. Anderson - no. 244, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 18
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Montgomery Bldg. v. Ledbetter Erection - no. 43, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 19
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Motion Picture Ad. Service Co., FTC v. - no. 75, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 20
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Nathanson v. NLRB - no. 33, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 21
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National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) v. Dant - no. 97, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 22
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National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) v. Gamble Enterprises - no. 238, 1952

  • Box 231, folder 23
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National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) v. Rockaway News - no. 318, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 1
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National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) v. Seven-Up Bottling Co. - no. 217, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 2
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New York City v. NY, NH, and H Railroad Company - no. 203, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 3
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New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad v. Nothnagle - no. 525, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 4
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Orloff v. Willoughby - no. 444, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 5
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Orvis v. Grownell - no. 404, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 6
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Pennsylvania Railroad v. O'Rourke - no. 60, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 7
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Polizzi v. Cowles Magazine - no. 287, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 8
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Poulos v. New Hampshire - no. 341, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 9
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Ramspeck v. Federal Trial Examiners - no. 278, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 10
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Sanford v. Kepner - no. 46, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 11
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Schwartz v. Texas - no. 41, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 12
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SEC v. Ralston-Purina - no. 512, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 13
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Shaughnessy v. United States - no. 139, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 14
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South Buffalo Railway Co. v. Ahern - no. 179, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 15
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Steele . Bulova Watch Co. - no. 38, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 16
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Stein, Wisner and Cooper v. New York - nos. 391-393, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 17
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Stone v. NY, Chicago, and St. Louis RR - no. 320, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 18
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Terry v. Adams - no. 52, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 19
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Thomas v. Hempt Bros. - no. 410, 1952

  • Box 232, folder 20
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Times-Picayune v. US - nos. 374-375, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 1
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Tinder v. United States - no. 113, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 2
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Transcontinental and Western Air v. Koppal - no. 509, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 3
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Unexcelled Chemical v. United States - no. 293, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 4
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United States v. Beacon Brass Co. Inc - no. 30, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 5
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United States v. Cardiff - no. 27, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 6
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United States v. Carroll - no. 442, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 7
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United States v. Certain Parcel of Land - no. 253, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 8
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United States v. FPC - no. 28, Virginia REA v. FPC - no. 29, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 9
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United States v. Gilbert - no. 440, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 10
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United States v. Grainger and Clavere - nos. 634-636, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 11
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United States v. Henning - no. 10, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 12
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United States v. International Building Co. - no. 508, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 13
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United States v. Kahriger - no. 167, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 14
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United States v. Public Utilities Commission - nos. 205-206, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 15
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United States v. Rumely - no. 87, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 16
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United States v. Tucker Truck Lines - no. 18, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 17
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United States v. Universal C.I.T. Credit - no. 47, 1952

  • Box 234, folder 18
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United States v. W.T. Grant Co. - no. 532, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 19
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Watson v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue - no. 290, 1952

  • Box 234, folder 1
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Wieman v. Updegraff - no. 14, 1952

  • Box 233, folder 2
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Willett Co., Chicago v. - no. 23, 1952

  • Box 234, folder 3
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Woolworth Co. v. Contemporary Arts - no. 42, 1952

  • Box 234, folder 4
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Wycoff Co., PSC of Utah v. - no. 44, 1952

  • Box 234, folder 5
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Chief Justice logs, 1949-1953

Scope and Contents

Consists of appointment logs kept by the Chief Justice's chambers documenting Vinson's daily meetings and other activities.

Arranged chronologically by year.

Log, 1949 January-June

  • Box 234, folder 6
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Log, 1949 July-December

  • Box 234, folder 7
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Log, 1950 January-April

  • Box 234, folder 8
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Log, 1950 July-September

  • Box 234, folder 9
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Log, 1950 October-December

  • Box 234, folder 10
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Log, 1951 January-March

  • Box 235, folder 1
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Log, 1951 April-June

  • Box 235, folder 2
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Log, 1951 July-December

  • Box 235, folder 3
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Log, 1952 January-March

  • Box 235, folder 4
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Log, 1952 April-June

  • Box 235, folder 5
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Log, 1952 August-December

  • Box 235, folder 6
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Log, 1953 January-April

  • Box 235, folder 7
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Log, 1953 May-September

  • Box 235, folder 8
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Judicial Conference files, 1940-1948

Scope and Contents

Consists of agenda materials and reports documenting the Judicial Conference of Senior Circuit Judges. Agenda materials are for the Conference's annual meetings and reports relate to the work of Conference committees. Papers include correspondence, draft and final reports, legislation proposed and passed, and research data. Committees represented in the sub-series include the Committee on Bankruptcy Administration, Committee on Court Reporters, and the Committee on Ways and Means of Economy in the Operation of the Courts. The Administrative Office, in the person of Director Henry Chandler, is also prominent in the papers.

Arranged chronologically by year and then alphabetically by folder title.

1940-1946 meetings, minutes of proceedings, 1940-1946

  • Box 235, folder 9
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1945 meeting, court reporting system, 1945

  • Box 235, folder 10
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1946 meeting, court reporting system, 1946

  • Box 236, folder 1
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1946 meeting, disposition of old records, 1945-1946

  • Box 236, folder 2
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1947 meeting, court reporting system, 1947-1948

  • Box 236, folder 3
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1947 meeting, fiscal appropriations, 1946-1947

  • Box 236, folder 4
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1948 meeting, agenda, 1948

  • Box 236, folder 5
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1948 meeting, agenda #4, 1948

  • Box 236, folder 6
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1948 meeting, agenda #4(a), additional judgeships, 1948

  • Box 236, folder 7
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1948 meeting, agenda #6, report of Committee on Reporting System, 1948

  • Box 236, folder 8
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1948 meeting, agenda #30, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 1
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1948 meeting, agenda #31, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 2
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1948 meeting, call, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 3
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1948 meeting, costs of the opinions of the USCA, agenda #28, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 4
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1948 meeting, mileage rate for privately owned automobiles, agenda #13, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 5
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1948 meeting, miscellaneous, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 6
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1948 meeting, per diem rate of subsistence for personnel other than judges, agenda #12, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 7
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1948 meeting, proposal to eliminate provision for a 3 judge in anti-trust cases, agenda #26, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 8
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1948 meeting, report of Committee on Trial of Minor Offenses by Federal Offices, agenda #20, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 9
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1948 meeting, report, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 10
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1948 meeting, report of Committee on Ways and Means of Economy in the Operation of the Courts, agenda #9, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 11
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1948 meeting, report of Committee on Bankruptcy Administration, agenda #7, 1946

  • Box 237, folder 12-13
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1948 meeting, report of Committee on Codification and Revision of the Judicial Code, agenda #25, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 14
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1948 meeting, report of Committee on Judicial Statistics, agenda #23, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 15
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1948 meeting, report of Committee on Pre-Trial Procedure, agenda #22, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 16
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1948 meeting, report of Committee on Removal of Civil Disabilities of Probationers Fulfilling Terms of Probation, agenda #16, 1948

  • Box 237, folder 17
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1948 meeting, report of Committee on Review of Orders of the ICC and Other Administrative Agencies, agenda #18, 1948

  • Box 238, folder 1
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1948 meeting, report of Committee on Salaries of Supporting Personnel of Courts, etc., agenda #5, 1948

  • Box 238, folder 2
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1948 meeting, report of Committee on Treatment of Insane Persons Charged with Crime in Federal Courts, agenda #19, 1948

  • Box 238, folder 3
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1948 meeting, statistics and charts concerning additional district judgeships, 1948

  • Box 238, folder 4
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1948 meeting, uniform rule of admission to federal courts, agenda #32, 1948

  • Box 238, folder 5
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Codification and revision, judicial and criminal, 1947-1948

  • Box 238, folder 6
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Committee on Bankruptcy Administration, 1947

  • Box 238, folder 7-8
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Committee on Bankruptcy Administration, 1947

  • Box 239, folder 1
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Data supporting additional judgeships, 1948

  • Box 239, folder 2
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Fiscal appropriations, 1948

  • Box 239, folder 3
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Post-war building plans, 1947-1948

  • Box 239, folder 4
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State of the dockets of the federal courts, courts of appeals, 1948

  • Box 239, folder 5
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Tax Division memorandum, instructions on briefs, 1947

  • Box 239, folder 6
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Use of trial memo in criminal cases, 1945-1948

  • Box 239, folder 7
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Articles and statements, 1943-1953

Scope and Contents

This series consists of magazine articles and public statements about Vinson or written by Vinson in his various public roles from 1943 to 1953. Arranged into five sub-series: Articles on Vinson, Articles by Vinson, Statements given, Statements requested, and Statement requests denied.

For more of Vinson's articles and statements, please consult the following series: Newspaper clippings, Personal correspondence, Speeches, and series related to particular periods of his career.

Articles on Vinson, 1943-1951

Scope and Contents

Arranged alphabetically by folder title.

"Administration Grasps for Time as Labor Takes Wage Warpath," Newsweek, 1943 November 15

  • Box 239, folder 8
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"Amiable 'Available' Vinson," PM Daily, 1947 September 14

  • Box 239, folder 9
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"Cartoonist says Justice Vinson True Kentuckian," The Courier-Journal, 1949 July 21

  • Box 239, folder 10
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"Fred Vinson: a Kentuckian Who Helps Run America," The Courier-Journal, 1945 June 24

  • Box 239, folder 11
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"Fred M. Vinson," American Mercury, 1946 April

  • Box 239, folder 12
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"Kentuckian Serves Nation as Economic Stabilization Director," In Kentucky, summer issue, 1943

  • Box 239, folder 13
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"Kentucky Looms Large in the Supreme Court," The Courier-Journal, 1947 March 2

  • Box 239, folder 14
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"Milk Muddle: Short Supply and Big Demand Bring Quotas and Subsidies," Newsweek, 1943 October 4

  • Box 239, folder 15
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"More Rollbacks," Newsweek magazine, 1943 September 20

  • Box 240, folder 1
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"New International Yearbook, On the Office of Economic Stabilization," New National Yearbook, 1946 January

  • Box 240, folder 2
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"Our Cover Personality," TAXES the Tax Magazine, 1943 October

  • Box 240, folder 3
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"Presidential Possibilities IV, Fred M. Vinson," The Lexington Herald, 1952 February 14

  • Box 240, folder 4
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"The Judiciary," TIME magazine, 1949 June 27

  • Box 240, folder 5
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"The Man at the Head of the Treasury: An Intimate Portrait of Secretary Vinson and a Study of His Economic Philosophy" New York Times, 1945 October 14

  • Box 240, folder 6
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"The Record: United States Secret Service," United States Treasury Department, 1945 July 31

  • Box 240, folder 7
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"This is American Labor's War - and We Know It," American Federalist, 1944 January

  • Box 240, folder 8
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"Vinson Accepts Honory Post in Oratory Tests," Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph, 1947 February 14

  • Box 240, folder 9
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"Vinson and the Court: Strife on Saturday, Majesty on Monday," Newsweek magazine, 1949 June 13

  • Box 240, folder 10
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"Vinson-Eisenhower: One of These Two in '52: Truman Ready to Back Judge or General," US News and World Report, 1951 August 10

  • Box 240, folder 11
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"…We Shall Long Cherish," Banking, 1946 January

  • Box 240, folder 12
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"What Vinson Thinks on Interest Rates," Finance, 1945 September 10

  • Box 240, folder 13
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Articles by Vinson, 1943-1944

Scope and Contents

Arranged alphabetically by folder title.

"Fighting the Fires of Inflation", TALKS, 1943 October

  • Box 240, folder 14
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"How Wage Stabilization Benefits You", Liberty, 1943 November 27

  • Box 240, folder 15
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Notice on inflation for Super Market Merchandizing, 1943 August

  • Box 240, folder 16
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Untitled American Magazine draft, 1943 December

  • Box 240, folder 17
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"Vinson Tells Where Nation Stands at the Year-End in Fight Against Inflation," Anti-Inflation Bulletin, 1944

  • Box 240, folder 18
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Statements given, 1943-1950

Scope and Contents

Arranged alphabetically by folder title.

American Red Cross, 1947 January

  • Box 240, folder 19
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Brad Stephens and Co. poster, 1943 December

  • Box 240, folder 20
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Brandeis convocation, 1947 November

  • Box 240, folder 21
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Bretton Woods signing ceremonies, 1945 December 27

  • Box 240, folder 22
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Collier yearbook, 1945

  • Box 240, folder 23
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Coronet, 1946

  • Box 240, folder 24
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Dr. Thomas Walker bicentennial celebration, Barbourville, Kentucky, 1950 April 28

  • Box 240, folder 25
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Edgerton, 1948 January 31

  • Box 240, folder 26
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Judiciary building corner stone laying ceremonies at Frankfort, Kentucky, 1947 November

  • Box 240, folder 27
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Kimbrough Stone Law Review of the University of Kansas, 1947 October

  • Box 240, folder 28
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Labor Day statements, 1944 September 3

  • Box 240, folder 29
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Murphy memorial article in Michigan Law Review, 1950 January

  • Box 241, folder 1
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National Herald, Greek, 1946 October

  • Box 241, folder 2
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Omicron Delta Kappa, article to be published in Circle, 1946 September

  • Box 241, folder 3
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OWMR, "From War to Peace", 1945 August

  • Box 241, folder 4
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OWMR, "Road to Tokyo", 1945 July 1

  • Box 241, folder 5
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Radio broadcast, 25th Anniversary, 1945 October

  • Box 241, folder 6
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Rutledge article in Indiana Law Journal and Iowa Law Review, 1950 April

  • Box 241, folder 7
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Tribute to Eleanor Roosevelt, 1944 June

  • Box 241, folder 8
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Statements requested, 1945-1946

Scope and Contents

Arranged alphabetically by folder title.

Affiliated Young Democrats Inc., 1946 April

  • Box 241, folder 9
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American Cancer Society, 1946 April

  • Box 241, folder 10
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Article on war and postwar fiscal policy for Army and Navy Journal, 1945

  • Box 241, folder 11
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Boy Scouts of America, 26th Anniversary, 1946

  • Box 241, folder 12
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Commercial and Financial Chronicle, 1946 March 14

  • Box 241, folder 13
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Drew Pearson's column, 1945 July

  • Box 241, folder 14
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Labor Day edition, "Labor Press Association for all labor publications", 1945 August

  • Box 241, folder 15
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Labor Day edition, "The Retail and Wholesale Employee", 1945 September

  • Box 241, folder 16
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Labor Day edition, "Trade Union Courier", 1945 September

  • Box 241, folder 17
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National Committee on Boys and Girls 4-H Club work, 1946 March

  • Box 241, folder 18
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National Foreign Trade World, 1946 April 19

  • Box 241, folder 19
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National Planning Association, "Public Policy Digest", 1945 October

  • Box 241, folder 20
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"Peace and prosperity through international cooperation", Business Forum, Fulton National Bank, Atlanta, Georgia, 1945 August

  • Box 241, folder 21
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Statement for movies, 1945 March

  • Box 241, folder 22
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Statement on Japanese surrender by the Secretary of the Treasury, 1945 August 14

  • Box 241, folder 23
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The Democrat, memorial to Roosevelt, 1946 March

  • Box 241, folder 24
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Tenth Anniversary - United Automobile, Aircraft, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America, 1945 August

  • Box 241, folder 25
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Time-Life International, 1946 April

  • Box 241, folder 26
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Washington Times Herald - Good Friday observance, 1946 April

  • Box 241, folder 27
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Statement requests denied, 1946-1953

Scope and Contents

Arranged chronologically by year.

Requests denied, 1946

  • Box 241, folder 28
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Requests denied, 1947

  • Box 241, folder 29
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Requests denied, 1948

  • Box 241, folder 30
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Requests denied, 1949

  • Box 241, folder 31
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Requests denied, 1950

  • Box 241, folder 32
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Requests denied, 1951

  • Box 242, folder 1
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Requests denied, 1952-1953

  • Box 242, folder 2
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Newspaper clippings, 1920-1953

Scope and Contents

This series consists of loose and bound volumes of newspaper clippings documenting Vinson's public career from 1920 to 1953.

Arranged chronologically by date.

For more of Vinson's newspaper clippings, please consult the following series: Articles and statements, Personal correspondence, and series related to particular periods of his career.

Loose clippings, 1920-1929

  • Box 242, folder 3
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Loose clippings, primary election, 1924

  • Box 242, folder 4
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Bound volume, 1929 November 1-1942 December 31

  • Box 242, folder 5
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Bound volume, early New Deal years, 1932-1934

  • Box 242, folder 6
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Loose clippings, tobacco tax, 1933-1934

  • Box 242, folder 7
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Loose clippings, 1935

  • Box 242, folder 8
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Loose clippings, gubernatorial election, 1935

  • Box 243, folder 1
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Loose clippings, 1936

  • Box 243, folder 2
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Loose clippings, 1938-1942

  • Box 243, folder 3
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Loose clippings, 1943

  • Box 243, folder 4
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Bound volume, Director of Economic Stabilization, 1943 May

  • Box 243, folder 5
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Bound volume, Director of Economic Stabilization, 1943 June

  • Box 244, folder 1
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Bound volume, Director of Economic Stabilization, 1943 July 1-December 31

  • Box 244, folder 2
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Loose clippings, 1944

  • Box 244, folder 3
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Bound volume, Office of War Mobilization and Conversion, 1944 April 1-1945 April 30

  • Box 245, folder 1
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Loose clippings, 1945

  • Box 245, folder 2
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Bound volume, Secretary of the Treasury, vol. 1, 1945 June-August

  • Box 245, folder 3
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Loose Clippings, "Judge's Quarterly Reports", 1945 July

  • Box 246, folder 1
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Loose clippings, Mrs. Fred Vinson launching the "SS Victory Loan", 1945 October 6

  • Box 246, folder 2
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Bound volume, Secretary of the Treasury, vol. 2, Treasury financing and V-Loan, 1945-1946

  • Box 246, folder 3
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Bound volume, Secretary of the Treasury, vol. 3, pictures and cartoons, 1945-1946

  • Box 246, folder 4
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Bound volume, Secretary of the Treasury, vol. 4, British Loan, Bretton Woods, Export-Import Bank, and Foreign Loan news, 1945-1946

  • Box 247, folder 1
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Bound volume, Secretary of the Treasury, vol. 5, taxes, 1945-1946

  • Box 248, folder 1
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Bound volume, Secretary of the Treasury, vol. 6, economic stabilization, 1945-1946

  • Box 248, folder 2
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Bound volume, Secretary of the Treasury, vol. 7, miscellaneous, 1945 July 23-1946 June 20

  • Box 249, folder 1
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Bound volume, chronological index of newspaper clippings, vol. 1-7, 1945-1946

  • Box 249, folder 2
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Bound volume, Chief Justice, personal, 1945-1951

  • Box 249, folder 3
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Loose clippings, 1946

  • Box 250, folder 1
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Bound volume, Secretary of the Treasury, Savannah Conference, 1946 March 8-19

  • Box 250, folder 2
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Bound volume, Chief Justice, 1946 June 6-26

  • Box 250, folder 3
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LIFE magazine cover of Chief Justice Vinson, 1946 June 24

  • Box 353, folder 5
Scope and Contents

Separated from photographs from LIFE magazine issue, see 349:15-16.

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Bound volume, Supreme Court, 1946 June-December

  • Box 251, folder 1
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Bound volume, Chief Justice, personal, 1946 July 11-1948 December 31

  • Box 251, folder 2
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Bound volume, Chief Justice for President, 1946 July-1952 April

  • Box 252, folder 1
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Parade magazine issue with Chief Justice Vinson on the cover. Includes letter from Washington Post's Philip L. Graham dated February 2, 1948, 1947 December 7

  • Box 353, folder 5
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Loose clippings, 1947

  • Box 252, folder 2
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Loose clippings, 1948-1949

  • Box 252, folder 3
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Bound volume, Chief Justice, personal, 1949-1951

  • Box 252, folder 4
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Bound volume, Supreme Court, 1949-1951

  • Box 253, folder 1
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"Fred M. Vinson Day" newspaper clipping scrapbook, 1951 July 11

  • Box 353, folder 1-4
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"Vinson's not so Supreme Court", Look magazine, 1951 July 31

  • Box 351, folder 12
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Bound volume, Chief Justice, personal, 1952

  • Box 253, folder 2
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Bound volume, Supreme Court, 1952

  • Box 253, folder 3
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Loose clippings, Rosenburg case, 1953

  • Box 254, folder 1
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Loose clippings, 1953 January-February

  • Box 254, folder 2
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Loose clippings, 1953 March-April

  • Box 254, folder 3
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Loose clippings, 1953 May

  • Box 254, folder 4
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Loose clippings, 1953 June-August

  • Box 254, folder 5
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Loose clippings, 1953 September

  • Box 254, folder 6
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Personal correspondence, 1898, 1918-1953, undated

Scope and Contents

This series consists of a broad variety of correspondence documenting Vinson's relationships with family members, friends, public figures, and organizations. Letters relate to Kentucky politics, autograph requests, gifts received, Centre College, trips with President Truman, activities with clubs and organizations, various financial and social affairs of the Vinson family, and congratulations sent to Vinson upon his appointment and/or nomination to various public offices. There are also condolences sent to the family upon Vinson's death in 1953.

The series is arranged into four sub-series: Condolences, Congratulatory letters, General correspondence, and Invitations. The bulk of series consists of general correspondence.

For more of Vinson's correspondence, please consult the Political files series as well as series documenting particular periods of his career.

Condolences, 1953

Scope and Contents

Arranged chronologically by year and then alphabetically by folder title.

A, 1953

  • Box 254, folder 7
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B, 1953

  • Box 254, folder 8
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C, 1953

  • Box 254, folder 9
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D, 1953

  • Box 254, folder 10
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E-F, 1953

  • Box 254, folder 11
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G, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 1
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Ha-He, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 2
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Hi-Hu, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 3
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I-J, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 4
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K, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 5
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L, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 6
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M, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 7
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Mc, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 8
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N, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 9
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O-P, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 10
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Q-R, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 11
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Sa-Sm, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 12
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Sn-Sz, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 13
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T, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 14
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U-V, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 15
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W, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 16
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X,Y, Z, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 17
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No address, 1953

  • Box 255, folder 18
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Congratulatory letters and telegrams, 1938-1946

Scope and Contents

Arranged chronologically by year and then alphabetically by folder title.

Circuit Court of Appeals, bound volume, 1938

  • Box 256, folder 1
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Director of Economic Stabilization, bound volume, 1943

  • Box 256, folder 2
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Congratulatory letters, A-C, 1945

  • Box 257, folder 1
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Congratulatory letters, D-H, 1945

  • Box 257, folder 2
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Congratulatory letters, I, 1945

  • Box 257, folder 3
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Congratulatory letters, M-N, 1945

  • Box 257, folder 4
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Congratulatory letters, O-R, 1945

  • Box 257, folder 5
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Congratulatory letters, S-T, 1945

  • Box 257, folder 6
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Congratulatory letters, U-Z, 1945

  • Box 258, folder 1
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Secretary of the Treasury, A-C, vol. I, bound volume, 1945

  • Box 258, folder 2
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Secretary of the Treasury, D-J, vol. II, bound volume, 1945

  • Box 258, folder 3
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Secretary of the Treasury, K-Q, vol. III, bound volume, 1945

  • Box 259, folder 1
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Secretary of the Treasury, R-Z, vol. IV, bound volume, 1945

  • Box 259, folder 2
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, A, 1946

  • Box 260, folder 1
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, Ba-Bi, 1946

  • Box 260, folder 2
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, Bl-By, 1946

  • Box 260, folder 3
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, Ca-Cl, 1946

  • Box 260, folder 4
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, Co-Cu, 1946

  • Box 260, folder 5
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, D, 1946

  • Box 260, folder 6
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, E, 1946

  • Box 260, folder 7
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, F, 1946

  • Box 260, folder 8
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, G, 1946

  • Box 260, folder 9
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, H, 1946

  • Box 260, folder 10
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, I-J, 1946

  • Box 261, folder 1
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, K, 1946

  • Box 261, folder 2
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, L, 1946

  • Box 261, folder 3
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, M, 1946

  • Box 261, folder 4
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, Mc, 1946

  • Box 261, folder 5
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, N-O, 1946

  • Box 261, folder 6
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, P, 1946

  • Box 261, folder 7
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, Q-R, 1946

  • Box 261, folder 8
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, Sa-Sh, 1946

  • Box 261, folder 9
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, Si-Sz, 1946

  • Box 261, folder 10
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, T, 1946

  • Box 262, folder 1
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, U-V, 1946

  • Box 262, folder 2
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Congratulations, Chief Justice, W-Z, 1946

  • Box 262, folder 3
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General correspondence, 1898, 1918-1953, undated

Scope and Contents

Arranged chronologically by year and then alphabetically by folder title.

Vinson, Fred, 1898, undated

  • Box 262, folder 4
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Wellman-Wynhoop, 1918-1928

  • Box 262, folder 5
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T-miscellaneous, 1922-1928

  • Box 262, folder 6
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Notes, 1923-1927

  • Box 262, folder 7
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Centre College, 1923-1928

  • Box 262, folder 8
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Fields, Governor W.J., 1924

  • Box 262, folder 9
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See-Sergeant-At-Arms, 1924

  • Box 262, folder 10
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Sparks-Swetnam, 1924, 1927

  • Box 262, folder 11
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Receipts-Ross, 1924-1925

  • Box 262, folder 12
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Tucker-Tug River Road, 1924-1925

  • Box 262, folder 13
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Adams-Atkins, 1924-1926

  • Box 262, folder 14
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Belcher-Burgess, 1924-1926

  • Box 262, folder 15
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B-miscellaneous, 1924-1926

  • Box 262, folder 16
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Dishman-Dixon, 1924-1926

  • Box 262, folder 17
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F-miscellaneous, 1924-1926

  • Box 262, folder 18
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P-Peters, 1924-1926

  • Box 262, folder 19
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Vinson, James, Mr. and Mrs., 1924-1926

  • Box 262, folder 20
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Vinson, Z.T., 1924-1926

  • Box 262, folder 21
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Childers-Cooksey, 1924-1927

  • Box 262, folder 22
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D-miscellaneous, 1924-1927

  • Box 262, folder 23
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E-Elswick, 1924-1927

  • Box 262, folder 24
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G-Garland, 1924-1927

  • Box 263, folder 1
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K-miscellaneous, 1924-1927

  • Box 263, folder 2
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Lawyers Cooperative Publicking Company, 1924-1927

  • Box 263, folder 3
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S-miscellaneous, 1924-1927

  • Box 263, folder 4
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Vinson and Ferguson Title Board - Robert Vinson, 1924-1927

  • Box 263, folder 5
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V-miscellaneous, 1924-1927

  • Box 263, folder 6
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Louisa National Bank, 1924-1928

  • Box 263, folder 7
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M-miscellaneous, 1924-1928

  • Box 263, folder 8
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New York Life Insurance Co., 1924-1928

  • Box 263, folder 9
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Northcott-Tate-Hagy Co., 1924-1928

  • Box 263, folder 10
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R-miscellaneous, 1924-1928

  • Box 263, folder 11
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W-miscellaneous, 1924-1928

  • Box 263, folder 12
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Y-miscellaneous, 1924-1928

  • Box 263, folder 13
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Cal's Hobby Horse - anonymous, 1925

  • Box 263, folder 14
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Cal's Hobby Horse - favorable, 1925

  • Box 263, folder 15
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Cal's Hobby Horse - unfavorable, 1925

  • Box 263, folder 16
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N-miscellaneous, 1925

  • Box 263, folder 17
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Hall, Gladys Walton, Mrs., 1925-1926

  • Box 263, folder 18
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J-Johnson, 1925-1926

  • Box 263, folder 19
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C-miscellaneous, 1925-1927

  • Box 263, folder 20
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Oddfellows Orphans Home - Ohio Top Hat Co., 1925-1927

  • Box 263, folder 21
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Southern Securities Corporation, 1925-1927

  • Box 263, folder 22
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Fields, Governor W.J., 1925-1928

  • Box 264, folder 1
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L-miscellaneous, 1925-1928

  • Box 264, folder 2
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A-miscellaneous, 1925-1930

  • Box 264, folder 3
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H-miscellaneous, 1926

  • Box 264, folder 4
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McClung-Mutual Life Insurance, 1926-1927

  • Box 264, folder 5
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Insurance, 1926-1928

  • Box 264, folder 6
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Southern Bell Telephone Co., 1926-1928

  • Box 264, folder 7
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Vinson, James, Mr. and Mrs., 1927-1928

  • Box 264, folder 8
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Vinson family, miscellaneous, 1931-1941

  • Box 264, folder 9
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Vinson, Fred M., 1936-1953

  • Box 264, folder 10
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Personal and patronage, A-B, 1938

  • Box 264, folder 11
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Personal and patronage, C, 1938

  • Box 264, folder 12
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Personal and patronage, D-E, 1938

  • Box 264, folder 13
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Personal and patronage, F-G, 1938

  • Box 264, folder 14
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Personal and patronage, H-K, 1938

  • Box 265, folder 1
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Personal and patronage, L-M, 1938

  • Box 265, folder 2
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Personal and patronage, miscellaneous, 1938

  • Box 265, folder 3
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Personal and patronage, N-P, 1938

  • Box 265, folder 4
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Personal and patronage, Q-R, 1938

  • Box 265, folder 5
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Personal and patronage, S, 1938

  • Box 265, folder 6
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Personal and patronage, T-U, 1938

  • Box 265, folder 7
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Personal and patronage, V-Y, 1938

  • Box 265, folder 8
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Groner, D.C., 1938-1943

  • Box 265, folder 9
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Vinson, Miss Lou, 1938-1953

  • Box 266, folder 1
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Personal and patronage, A-B, 1939

  • Box 266, folder 2
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Personal and patronage, C, 1939

  • Box 266, folder 3
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Personal and patronage, D-E, 1939

  • Box 266, folder 4
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Personal and patronage, F-G, 1939

  • Box 266, folder 5
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Personal and patronage, H-J, 1939

  • Box 266, folder 6
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Personal and patronage, K-L, 1939

  • Box 266, folder 7
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Personal and patronage, miscellaneous, 1939

  • Box 266, folder 8
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Personal and patronage, M-O, 1939

  • Box 266, folder 9
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Personal and patronage, P-R, 1939

  • Box 266, folder 10
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Personal and patronage, S-T, 1939

  • Box 266, folder 11
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Personal and patronage, U-Y, 1939

  • Box 267, folder 1
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Centre College, 1939-1944

  • Box 267, folder 2
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Vinson, Robert W., 1939-1953

  • Box 267, folder 3
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Breckinridge, 1940

  • Box 267, folder 4
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Personal and patronage, A, 1940

  • Box 267, folder 5
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Personal and patronage, B, 1940

  • Box 267, folder 6
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Personal and patronage, C, 1940

  • Box 267, folder 7
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Personal and patronage, D-E, 1940

  • Box 267, folder 8
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Personal and patronage, F-G, 1940

  • Box 267, folder 9
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Personal and patronage, H, 1940

  • Box 267, folder 10
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Personal and patronage, J-L, 1940

  • Box 267, folder 11
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Personal and patronage, miscellaneous, 1940

  • Box 268, folder 1
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Personal and patronage, M-O, 1940

  • Box 268, folder 2
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Personal and patronage, P-Q, 1940

  • Box 268, folder 3
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Personal and patronage, R-S, 1940

  • Box 268, folder 4
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Personal and patronage, T-V, 1940

  • Box 268, folder 5
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Personal and patronage, W-Y, 1940

  • Box 268, folder 6
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American Bar Association, committees, 1941

  • Box 268, folder 7-8
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Personal and patronage, A-B, 1941

  • Box 268, folder 9
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Personal and patronage, C-D, 1941

  • Box 269, folder 1
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Personal and patronage, E-G, 1941

  • Box 269, folder 2
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Personal and patronage, H-K, 1941

  • Box 269, folder 3
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Personal and patronage, L-N, 1941

  • Box 269, folder 4
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Personal and patronage, miscellaneous, 1941

  • Box 269, folder 5
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Personal and patronage, O-Q, 1941

  • Box 269, folder 6
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Personal and patronage, R, 1941

  • Box 269, folder 7
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Personal and patronage, S-T, 1941

  • Box 269, folder 8
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Personal and patronage, U-Y, 1941

  • Box 269, folder 9
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Lester, Wilbur R., 1941-1945

  • Box 269, folder 10
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American Bar Association, committees, 1942

  • Box 270, folder 1
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Personal and patronage, A-B, 1942

  • Box 270, folder 2
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Personal and patronage, C, 1942

  • Box 270, folder 3
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Personal and patronage, D-E, 1942

  • Box 270, folder 4
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Personal and patronage, F-G, 1942

  • Box 270, folder 5
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Personal and patronage, H-L, 1942

  • Box 270, folder 6
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Personal and patronage, M-O, 1942

  • Box 270, folder 7
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Personal and patronage, P-Q, 1942

  • Box 271, folder 1
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Personal and patronage, R, 1942

  • Box 271, folder 2
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Personal and patronage, S, 1942

  • Box 271, folder 3
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Personal and patronage, T-V, 1942

  • Box 271, folder 4
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Personal and patronage, W-Y, 1942

  • Box 271, folder 5
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The President, General Roosevelt, 1942-1943

  • Box 271, folder 6
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American Bar Association, conventions, dues, 1942-1944

  • Box 271, folder 7
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Vinson, Fred M., Jr., 1942-1945

  • Box 271, folder 8
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Travel vouchers, 1942-1946

  • Box 271, folder 9
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American Bar Association, committees, 1943

  • Box 272, folder 1
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Personal and patronage, A-B, 1943

  • Box 272, folder 2
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Personal and patronage, C-D, 1943

  • Box 272, folder 3
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Personal and patronage, E-G, 1943

  • Box 272, folder 4
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Personal and patronage, H-K, 1943

  • Box 272, folder 5
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Personal and patronage, L-M, 1943

  • Box 272, folder 6
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Personal and patronage, miscellaneous and 9/15/43 party held for Vinson at Mayflower, 1943

  • Box 273, folder 1
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Personal and patronage, N-P, 1943

  • Box 273, folder 2
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Personal and patronage, R, 1943

  • Box 273, folder 3
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Personal and patronage, S, 1943

  • Box 273, folder 4-5
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Personal and patronage, T, 1943

  • Box 273, folder 6
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Personal and patronage, U-V, 1943

  • Box 273, folder 7
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Personal and patronage, W-Y, 1943

  • Box 273, folder 8
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Vinson, appointments to office, 1943-1946

  • Box 274, folder 1
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Vinson, Fred M., biographical sketches, 1943-1947

  • Box 274, folder 2
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Vinson, Fred M., biographies approved for Who's Who, 1943-1952

  • Box 274, folder 3
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Vinson, travel vouchers, 1943-1952

  • Box 274, folder 4
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American Bar Association, committees, 1944

  • Box 274, folder 5
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Personal and patronage, A-B, 1944

  • Box 274, folder 6
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Personal and patronage, C-D, 1944

  • Box 274, folder 7
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Personal and patronage, E-G, 1944

  • Box 274, folder 8
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Personal and patronage, H-J, 1944

  • Box 274, folder 9
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Personal and patronage, K-M, 1944

  • Box 274, folder 10
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Personal and patronage, N-Q, 1944

  • Box 275, folder 1
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Personal and patronage, R-S, 1944

  • Box 275, folder 2
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Personal and patronage, T-V, 1944

  • Box 275, folder 3
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Personal and patronage, W-Z, 1944

  • Box 275, folder 4
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Political, 1944

  • Box 275, folder 5
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University of Kentucky, 1944

  • Box 275, folder 6
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Wallace, Henry, 1944-1945

  • Box 275, folder 7
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Groner, D.C., 1944-1952

  • Box 275, folder 8
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Autographs requested, 1945

  • Box 275, folder 9
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Centre College, 1945

  • Box 275, folder 10
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Christmas gifts, A-J, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 1
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Christmas gifts, K-W, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 2
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Christmas greetings, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 3
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Christmas greetings to Cabinet members, etc., 1945

  • Box 276, folder 4
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Christmas letters to division heads and acknowledgements, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 5
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Clubs and organizations, A-F, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 6
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Clubs and organizations, Community War Fund, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 7
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Clubs and organizations, I-U, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 8
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Clubs and organizations, National Press Club, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 9
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Contributions, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 10
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Dollar bills, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 11
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Jacobs, William P., Dr. (cotton title wage case correspondence), 1945

  • Box 276, folder 12
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Drafts, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 13
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Ea-Ei, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 14
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Ek-En, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 15
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Ep-Ey, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 16
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Gifts received, loose material, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 17
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Gifts received, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 18
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K, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 19
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Libraries, 1945

  • Box 276, folder 20
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Medals of Merit, 1945

  • Box 277, folder 1
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Memoranda and letters, Wilburn, Lester, 1945

  • Box 277, folder 2
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Merchant file, 1945

  • Box 277, folder 3
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OWI, 1945

  • Box 277, folder 4
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OWM+R, 1945 July-October

  • Box 277, folder 5
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OWM+R "Road to Tokyo and Beyond", 1945

  • Box 277, folder 6
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Personal and patronage, A, 1945

  • Box 277, folder 7
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Personal and patronage, B, 1945

  • Box 277, folder 8-9
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Personal and patronage, C, 1945

  • Box 277, folder 10-11
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Personal and patronage, D, 1945

  • Box 277, folder 12
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Personal and patronage, E-F, 1945

  • Box 278, folder 1
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Personal and patronage, G, 1945

  • Box 278, folder 2
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Personal and patronage, H, 1945

  • Box 278, folder 3
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Personal and patronage, I-J, 1945

  • Box 278, folder 4
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Personal and patronage, L, 1945

  • Box 278, folder 5
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Personal and patronage, M, 1945

  • Box 278, folder 6
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Personal and patronage, M, 1945

  • Box 279, folder 1
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Personal and patronage, N-O, 1945

  • Box 279, folder 2
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Personal and patronage, P-Q, 1945

  • Box 279, folder 3
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Personal and patronage, R, 1945

  • Box 279, folder 4
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Personal and patronage, S, 1945

  • Box 279, folder 5-6
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Personal and patronage, T-U, 1945

  • Box 279, folder 7
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Photographs, requests declined, 1945

  • Box 280, folder 1
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RFC, personnel, 1945 March

  • Box 280, folder 2
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, 1945

  • Box 280, folder 3
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Speeches "H", 1945

  • Box 280, folder 4
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Suspense file, appointments, B-W, 1945

  • Box 280, folder 5
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Telephone messages, 1945 July 30-December 28

  • Box 280, folder 6
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Unidentified material, 1945

  • Box 280, folder 7
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V, 1945

  • Box 280, folder 8
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W, 1945

  • Box 280, folder 9
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War Department receipts, 1945

  • Box 280, folder 10
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Western Union receipts, 1945

  • Box 280, folder 11
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Who's Who in America, 1945

  • Box 280, folder 12
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Williamson, Ben, Jr., 1945

  • Box 280, folder 13
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X, Y, Z, 1945

  • Box 280, folder 14
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Abele, Col. Lester, 1945-1946

  • Box 281, folder 1
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Calendar sheets, Secretary of the Treasury, 1945-1946

  • Box 281, folder 2
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Darnell Hospital, Danville, KY, 1945-1946

  • Box 281, folder 3
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Dixon, 1945-1946

  • Box 281, folder 4
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Merchant, W.V., 1945-1946

  • Box 281, folder 5
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Miscellaneous, 1945-1946

  • Box 281, folder 6
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Roosevelt, Franklin D., 1945-1946

  • Box 281, folder 7
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Clubs and organizations, Car-Dar-Sar, 1945-1950

  • Box 281, folder 8
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Vinson, James R., 1945-1950

  • Box 281, folder 9
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Vinson, retirement, 1945-1951

  • Box 281, folder 10
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Prichard, Edward, 1945-1952

  • Box 281, folder 11
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Ac-Al, 1946

  • Box 281, folder 12
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Am-An, 1946

  • Box 281, folder 13
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American Red Cross, 1946

  • Box 281, folder 14-16
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Ar-Ay, 1946

  • Box 282, folder 1
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Ardery, Philip, 1946

  • Box 282, folder 2
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Articles, 1946

  • Box 282, folder 3
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Autographs declined, A-Z, 1946

  • Box 282, folder 4
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Autographs sent, A-E, 1946

  • Box 282, folder 5
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Autographs sent, E-K, 1946

  • Box 282, folder 6
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Autographs sent, L-R, 1946

  • Box 282, folder 7
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Autographs sent, S-Z, 1946

  • Box 282, folder 8
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Ba, 1946

  • Box 282, folder 9
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Be-Bl, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 1
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Bo, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 2
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Br, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 3
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Bu-By, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 4
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Ca, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 5
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Calendar, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 6
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Calling cards, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 7
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Cartoons, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 8
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Ce-Cl, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 9
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Centre College, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 10-13
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Christmas gifts, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 14
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Christmas greetings, A-C, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 15
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Christmas greetings, D-I, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 16
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Christmas greetings, J-P, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 17
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Christmas greetings, R-Y, 1946

  • Box 283, folder 18
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Co, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 1
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Contributions requested, A-C, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 2
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Contributions requested, I-W, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 3
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Cr-Cu, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 4
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Da, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 5
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De, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 6
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Di, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 7
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Do, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 8
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Du-Dy, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 9
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Fa-Fe, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 10
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Fi-Fo, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 11
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Fr-Fy, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 12
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Ga-Ge, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 13
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Gifts received, 1946

  • Box 284, folder 14-17
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Gi-Go, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 1
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Greetings, birthday, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 2
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Gr-Gu, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 3
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Ha, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 4
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He-Hi, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 5
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Ho, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 6
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Hu, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 7
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I, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 8
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Ja-Je, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 9
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Jo, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 10
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Ju, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 11
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Ka-Ke, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 12
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Ki-Ko, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 13
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Kr-Ku, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 14
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La, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 15
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Le, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 16
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Li-Lo, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 17
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Library of Congress, 1946

  • Box 285, folder 18
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Ma, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 1
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McC-McD, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 2
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McG-McW, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 3
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Me-Mi, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 4
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Medal for Merit, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 5
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"Mile of Dimes", 1946

  • Box 286, folder 6
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Mo-Mu, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 7
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Morgenthau, Henry, Jr., 1946

  • Box 286, folder 8
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Na, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 9
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National Gallery of Art, retirement policy, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 10
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National Gallery of Art, Treasurer's Report, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 11
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Ne-Nu, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 12
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O, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 13
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Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 14
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Pa-Pi, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 15
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Photographs, autographed, A-H, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 16
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Photographs, autographed, J-W, 1946

  • Box 286, folder 17
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Pl-Py, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 1
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Post Office, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 2
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Ra, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 3
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Re, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 4
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Ri, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 5
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Ro-Ry, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 6
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Sa-Sc, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 7
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Se-Sl, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 8
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Sm-So, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 9
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St-Sy, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 10
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Supreme Court, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 11
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Ta-Te, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 12
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Telephone messages, 1946 January 9-October 21

  • Box 287, folder 13
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Th-Tu, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 14
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Turner, Ervine, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 15
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U, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 16
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V, 1946

  • Box 287, folder 17
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Vardaman, James K., Jr., 1946

  • Box 288, folder 1
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Vinson, Chief Justice nomination, oath, swearing-in, 1946

  • Box 288, folder 2
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Wa-We, 1946

  • Box 288, folder 3
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Wh-Wi, 1946

  • Box 288, folder 4
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Wo-Wr, 1946

  • Box 288, folder 5
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International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1946, 1949

  • Box 288, folder 6
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X, Y, Z, 1946-1947

  • Box 288, folder 7
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J. Russell Young School of Expression, 1946-1948

  • Box 288, folder 8
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Clubs and organizations, Kentucky Research Foundation, 1946-1949

  • Box 288, folder 9
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National Gallery of Art, 1946-1949

  • Box 288, folder 10
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Personal biography, 1946-1949

  • Box 288, folder 11
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Photographs, general, 1946-1949

  • Box 288, folder 12
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Q, 1946-1949

  • Box 289, folder 1
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Autographs, requests pending, school children, 1946-1950

  • Box 289, folder 2
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Autographs, requests pending stamps or return envelopes enclosed, A-J, 1946-1951

  • Box 289, folder 3
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Autographs, requests pending stamps or return envelopes enclosed, K-P, 1946-1951

  • Box 289, folder 4
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Autographs, requests pending stamps or return envelopes enclosed, R-Z, 1946-1951

  • Box 289, folder 5
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Autographs, requests pending, no stamps or envelopes, A-E, 1946-1952

  • Box 289, folder 6
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Autographs, requests pending, no stamps or return envelopes, T-Z, 1946-1952

  • Box 289, folder 7
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Photographs, requests declined, H-M, 1946-1952

  • Box 289, folder 8
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Clubs and organizations, legal, 1946-1953

  • Box 289, folder 9
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Clubs and organizations, miscellaneous, A-B, 1946-1953

  • Box 289, folder 10
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Clubs and organizations, miscellaneous, C-K, 1946-1953

  • Box 289, folder 11
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Clubs and organizations, miscellaneous, L-N, 1946-1953

  • Box 289, folder 12
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Photographs to be supplied by applicant, 1946-1953

  • Box 290, folder 1
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Photographs, autographed, A-C, 1946-1953

  • Box 290, folder 2
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Photographs, autographed, L-P, 1946-1953

  • Box 290, folder 3
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Photographs, autographed, R-Z, 1946-1953

  • Box 290, folder 4
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Photographs, requests declined, N-Z, 1946-1953

  • Box 290, folder 5
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Subscriptions, 1946-1953

  • Box 290, folder 6
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Vinson, Fred M., Jr., 1946-1953

  • Box 290, folder 7
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A, 1947

  • Box 290, folder 8
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American Legion, Distinguished Service Medal, 1947

  • Box 290, folder 9
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American Red Cross, 1947

  • Box 290, folder 10
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Appointments, 1947

  • Box 290, folder 11
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B, 1947

  • Box 290, folder 12
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Ca-Ce, 1947

  • Box 291, folder 1
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Calendar, 1947

  • Box 291, folder 2-3
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Centre College, 1947

  • Box 291, folder 4-7
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Ch-Ci, 1947

  • Box 291, folder 8
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Christmas greetings, A-H, 1947

  • Box 291, folder 9
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Christmas greetings, J-W, 1947

  • Box 291, folder 10
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Christmas letters, 1947

  • Box 291, folder 11
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Cl, 1947

  • Box 291, folder 12
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Co-Cu, 1947

  • Box 291, folder 13
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Contributions, 1947

  • Box 291, folder 14
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Da-De, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 1
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Di-Dy, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 2
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E, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 3
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F, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 4
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Ga-Ge, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 5
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Gifts received, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 6-8
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Gi-Gu, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 9
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Greetings, birthday, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 10
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Ha, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 11
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He-Hy, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 12
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I, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 13
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J, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 14
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K, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 15
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L, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 16
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Ma, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 17
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Mc, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 18
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Medal for Merit, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 19
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Mi, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 20
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Mo, 1947

  • Box 292, folder 21
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N, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 1
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National Gallery of Art, Treasurer's Report, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 2
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O, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 3
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Pa-Pl, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 4
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Parade, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 5
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Po-Pr, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 6
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R, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 7
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Sa-Si, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 8
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Sl-Sp, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 9
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St-Su, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 10
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T, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 11
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U, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 12
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V, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 13
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Wa-We, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 14
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Wh-Wo, 1947

  • Box 293, folder 15
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Doctors of Law, accepted, 1947-1948

  • Box 293, folder 16
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National Gallery of Art, Board of Trustees, 1947-1948

  • Box 293, folder 17
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Gifts and greetings, anniversary and birthday, 1947-1949

  • Box 293, folder 18
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Autographs, requests pending, no stamps or return envelopes, R-S, 1947-1950

  • Box 293, folder 19
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Autographs, requests, school children, no stamps, 1947-1950

  • Box 294, folder 1
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Autographs, stamps, first day covers, 1947-1950

  • Box 294, folder 2
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Fraternities, 1947-1951

  • Box 294, folder 3
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Sponsorships, 1947-1951

  • Box 294, folder 4
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Autographs, requests pending, no stamps or return envelopes, L-P, 1947-1952

  • Box 294, folder 5
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Doctors of law, declined, 1947-1952

  • Box 294, folder 6
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Community Chest, 1947-1953

  • Box 294, folder 7
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Photographs, autographed, D-K, 1947-1953

  • Box 294, folder 8
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Photographs, requests declined, A-G, 1947-1953

  • Box 294, folder 9
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The president, speeches and statements, 1947-1953

  • Box 295, folder 1
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Appointments, 1948

  • Box 295, folder 2
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Centre College, 1948

  • Box 295, folder 3-7
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Christmas gifts and letters, 1948

  • Box 295, folder 8
To top

Contributions, 1948

  • Box 295, folder 9
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Credit application, 1948

  • Box 295, folder 10
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Gifts received, 1948

  • Box 296, folder 1-3
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Ad-Am, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 4
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An-Ay, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 5
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Ba, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 6
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Be-Bi, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 7
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Bl, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 8
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Bo, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 9
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Br, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 10
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Bu-By, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 11
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Ca-Ce, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 12
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Cardoza Memorial Award, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 13
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Ch, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 14
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Ci-Cl, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 15
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Co, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 16
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Cr-Cu, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 17
To top

Da, 1948-1949

  • Box 296, folder 18
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De-Di, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 1
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Do-Dy, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 2
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Ea-Ek, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 3
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El-Ey, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 4
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Fa-Fe, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 5
To top

Fi-Fu, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 6
To top

Ga-Gi, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 7
To top

Gl-Go, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 8
To top

Gr-Gu, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 9
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Ha, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 10
To top

He-Hi, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 11
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Ho, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 12
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Hu-Hy, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 13
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I, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 14
To top

J, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 15
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Ka-Ke, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 16
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Ki-Ku, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 17
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La-Le, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 18
To top

Li-Ly, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 19
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Ma-Me, 1948-1949

  • Box 297, folder 20
To top

Mc, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 1
To top

Mi, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 2
To top

Mo-Mu, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 3
To top

N, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 4
To top

O, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 5
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Pa-Pe, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 6
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Ra-Re, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 7
To top

Ri-Ry, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 8
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Sa-Sc, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 9
To top

Se-Si, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 10
To top

Sm-Sp, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 11
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St-Sy, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 12
To top

Ta-Th, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 13
To top

Ti-Ty, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 14
To top

U, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 15
To top

Va, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 16
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Vi-Vo, 1948-1949

  • Box 298, folder 17
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Wa, 1948-1949

  • Box 299, folder 1
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Washington and Lee University, 1948-1949

  • Box 299, folder 2
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We-Wh, 1948-1949

  • Box 299, folder 3
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Wi-Wy, 1948-1949

  • Box 299, folder 4
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X, Y, Z, 1948-1949

  • Box 299, folder 5
To top

Ph-Py, 1948-1950

  • Box 299, folder 6
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Vinson, trip to Moscow, rumor on appt. as Secretary of State, 1948-1950

  • Box 299, folder 7
To top

Library of Congress concerts, 1948-1953

  • Box 299, folder 8
To top

The President, General Truman, 1948-1953

  • Box 299, folder 9
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Appointments, 1949

  • Box 299, folder 10
To top

Centre College, 1949

  • Box 299, folder 11-16
To top

Centre College, 1949

  • Box 300, folder 1
To top

Centre College budget, 1949

  • Box 300, folder 2
To top

Christmas gifts and letters, 1949

  • Box 300, folder 3
To top

Contributions, 1949

  • Box 300, folder 4
To top

Gifts received, 1949

  • Box 300, folder 5
To top

Gifts received, 1949

  • Box 300, folder 6
To top

Gifts received, 1949

  • Box 300, folder 7
To top

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1949

  • Box 300, folder 8
To top

The President, General Truman, log of trip to Key West and Orlando, 1949

  • Box 300, folder 9
To top

American Bar Association, 1949-1950

  • Box 300, folder 10
To top

Clubs and organizations, Hall of Fame, 1949-1950

  • Box 300, folder 11
To top

Deep Freeze, 1949-1951

  • Box 300, folder 12
To top

Autographs, requests pending, no stamps or return envelopes, F-K, 1949-1952

  • Box 300, folder 13
To top

Atlantic Union Committee, 1950

  • Box 300, folder 14
To top

Centre College, 1950

  • Box 300, folder 15
To top

Centre College, 1950

  • Box 301, folder 1-4
To top

Christmas gifts and letters, 1950

  • Box 301, folder 5
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Clubs and organizations, Hall of Fame, "Stonewall" Jackson and George Westinghouse, 1950

  • Box 301, folder 6
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Clubs and organizations, Hall of Fame, miscellaneous endorsements, 1950

  • Box 301, folder 7
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Clubs and organizations, Hall of Fame, Susan B. Anthony, 1950

  • Box 301, folder 8
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Clubs and organizations, Hall of Fame, William Crawford Gorgas, 1950

  • Box 301, folder 9
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Dixon, Mrs. Robert, 1950

  • Box 301, folder 10
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Gifts received, 1950

  • Box 301, folder 11-14
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M, 1950

  • Box 302, folder 1
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Pearson, Drew, letters on "Prayer Meeting" story, 1950

  • Box 302, folder 2
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The President, General Truman, log of 8th visit Key West, 1950

  • Box 302, folder 3
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Vinson genealogy, 1950

  • Box 302, folder 4
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A, 1950-1951

  • Box 302, folder 5
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Appointments, 1950-1951

  • Box 302, folder 6
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Ca-Cl, 1950-1951

  • Box 302, folder 7
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Co-Cu, 1950-1951

  • Box 302, folder 8
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Da-Di, 1950-1951

  • Box 302, folder 9
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Do-Du, 1950-1951

  • Box 303, folder 1
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E, 1950-1951

  • Box 303, folder 2
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Fa-Fe, 1950-1951

  • Box 303, folder 3
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Fi-Fu, 1950-1951

  • Box 303, folder 4
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Ga-Gi, 1950-1951

  • Box 303, folder 5
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Gifts and greetings, anniversary and birthday, 1950-1951

  • Box 303, folder 6
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Gl-Gu, 1950-1951

  • Box 303, folder 7
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Ha-He, 1950-1951

  • Box 303, folder 8
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Hi-Hy, 1950-1951

  • Box 303, folder 9
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I, 1950-1951

  • Box 303, folder 10
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International Bank, 1950-1951

  • Box 303, folder 11
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J, 1950-1951

  • Box 304, folder 1
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K, 1950-1951

  • Box 304, folder 2
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L, 1950-1951

  • Box 304, folder 3
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Mc, 1950-1951

  • Box 304, folder 4
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N, 1950-1951

  • Box 304, folder 5
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O, 1950-1951

  • Box 304, folder 6
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Pa-Pe, 1950-1951

  • Box 304, folder 7
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Ph-Pu, 1950-1951

  • Box 304, folder 8
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R, 1950-1951

  • Box 304, folder 9
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Sa-Sl, 1950-1951

  • Box 305, folder 1
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Sm-Sy, 1950-1951

  • Box 305, folder 2
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T, 1950-1951

  • Box 305, folder 3
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Va-Ve, 1950-1951

  • Box 305, folder 4
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Vi-Vo, 1950-1951

  • Box 305, folder 5
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Wa-We, 1950-1951

  • Box 305, folder 6
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Wh-Wy, 1950-1951

  • Box 305, folder 7
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Ba-Bo, 1950-1952

  • Box 305, folder 8
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Br-By, 1950-1952

  • Box 305, folder 9
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Clubs and organizations, Kentucky Research Foundation, 1950-1953

  • Box 306, folder 1
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Clubs and organizations, miscellaneous S-W, 1950-1953

  • Box 306, folder 2
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Contributions declined, 1950-1953

  • Box 306, folder 3
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Contributions given, 1950-1953

  • Box 306, folder 4
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Library of Congress books, 1950-1953

  • Box 306, folder 5
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Photographs, general, 1950-1953

  • Box 306, folder 6
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U, 1950-1953

  • Box 306, folder 7
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Wardman Park Hotel lease, 1950-1953

  • Box 306, folder 8
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X, Y, Z, 1950-1953

  • Box 306, folder 9
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Centre College, 1951

  • Box 306, folder 10-12
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Christmas gifts and letters, 1951

  • Box 307, folder 1
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Gifts received, 1951

  • Box 307, folder 2
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M, 1951

  • Box 307, folder 3
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Vinson Day at Louisa, Ky, 1951

  • Box 307, folder 4
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The President, General Truman, log of 10th visit to Key West, 1951-1952

  • Box 307, folder 5
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Truman Library, 1951-1953

  • Box 307, folder 6
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Vinson, James R., 1951-1953

  • Box 307, folder 7
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Vinson, Kornitzer's book on "Famous Fathers and Sons", 1951-1953

  • Box 307, folder 8
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Ballots, 1952

  • Box 307, folder 9
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Calendar, 1952

  • Box 308, folder 1
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Centre College, 1952

  • Box 308, folder 2-4
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Christmas gifts and letters, 1952

  • Box 308, folder 5
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Inauguration, 1952

  • Box 308, folder 6
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M, 1952

  • Box 308, folder 7
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Mrs. Fred N Vinson, thank you letters, illness, 1952

  • Box 308, folder 8
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Speeches and statements sent to Chief Justice, 1952

  • Box 308, folder 9
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Sponsorships, 1952

  • Box 308, folder 10
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Vinson for President letters, 1952

  • Box 308, folder 11
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A, 1952-1953

  • Box 309, folder 1
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Appointments, 1952-1953

  • Box 309, folder 2
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Autographs, requests, miscellaneous, A-M, 1952-1953

  • Box 309, folder 3
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Autographs, requests, miscellaneous N-Y, 1952-1953

  • Box 309, folder 4
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Ba-Bl, 1952-1953

  • Box 309, folder 5
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Bo-By, 1952-1953

  • Box 309, folder 6
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Ca-Ci, 1952-1953

  • Box 309, folder 7
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Cl-Cu, 1952-1953

  • Box 309, folder 8
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Da-De, 1952-1953

  • Box 309, folder 9
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Di-Du, 1952-1953

  • Box 309, folder 10
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E, 1952-1953

  • Box 309, folder 11
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F, 1952-1953

  • Box 309, folder 12
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G, 1952-1953

  • Box 310, folder 1
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Gifts and greetings, anniversary and birthday, 1952-1953

  • Box 310, folder 2
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Gifts received, 1952-1953

  • Box 310, folder 3
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H, 1952-1953

  • Box 310, folder 4
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I, 1952-1953

  • Box 310, folder 5
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International Bank, 1952-1953

  • Box 310, folder 6
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J, 1952-1953

  • Box 310, folder 7
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K, 1952-1953

  • Box 310, folder 8
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L, 1952-1953

  • Box 310, folder 9
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Mc, 1952-1953

  • Box 310, folder 10
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N, 1952-1953

  • Box 310, folder 11
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O, 1952-1953

  • Box 310, folder 12
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P, 1952-1953

  • Box 310, folder 13
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R, 1952-1953

  • Box 311, folder 1
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S, 1952-1953

  • Box 311, folder 2
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Ta-Th, 1952-1953

  • Box 311, folder 3
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Ti-Ty, 1952-1953

  • Box 311, folder 4
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V, 1952-1953

  • Box 311, folder 5
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Vinson, Robert W., sympathy letters, 1952-1953

  • Box 311, folder 6
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Wa-We, 1952-1953

  • Box 311, folder 7
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Wh-Wy, 1952-1953

  • Box 311, folder 8
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Calendar sheets, 1953

  • Box 311, folder 9
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Centre College, 1953

  • Box 311, folder 10-11
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Centre College, 1953

  • Box 312, folder 1
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M, 1953

  • Box 312, folder 2
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President Eisenhower, general, 1953

  • Box 312, folder 3
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Speeches and statements sent to Chief Justice, 1953

  • Box 312, folder 4
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Vinson, memorial service, 1953

  • Box 312, folder 5
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Invitations, 1938-1953

Scope and Contents

Arranged chronologically by year and then alphabetically by folder title.

A, 1938-1944

  • Box 312, folder 6
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B-E, 1938-1944

  • Box 312, folder 7
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F-G, 1938-1944

  • Box 312, folder 8
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H-J, 1938-1944

  • Box 312, folder 9
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K-M, 1938-1944

  • Box 312, folder 10
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N-P, 1938-1944

  • Box 312, folder 11
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R-T, 1938-1944

  • Box 312, folder 12
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U-W, 1938-1944

  • Box 312, folder 13
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Invitations declined, 1945 March-August

  • Box 313, folder 1
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Invitations accepted, 1945 March-December

  • Box 313, folder 2
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Invitations to speak, 1945 July-September

  • Box 313, folder 3
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Invitations declined, 1945 September-October

  • Box 313, folder 4
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Invitations to speak, 1945 October-December

  • Box 313, folder 5
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Invitations declined, 1945 November-December

  • Box 313, folder 6
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Invitations, 1945

  • Box 313, folder 7
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Invitations accepted, 1945-1947

  • Box 314, folder 1
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Invitations miscellaneous, 1945-1950

  • Box 314, folder 2
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Invitations regretted, 1946 January

  • Box 314, folder 3
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Invitations, 1946 January-February

  • Box 314, folder 4
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Invitations accepted, 1946 January-February

  • Box 314, folder 5
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Invitations to speak, 1946 January-February

  • Box 314, folder 6
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Invitations regretted, 1946 February

  • Box 314, folder 7
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Invitations regretted, 1946 March

  • Box 314, folder 8
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Invitations to speak, 1946 March-April

  • Box 314, folder 9
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Invitations, 1946 March-May

  • Box 314, folder 10
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Invitations accepted, 1946 March-May

  • Box 314, folder 11
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Invitations regretted, 1946 April

  • Box 314, folder 12
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Invitations regretted, 1946 May

  • Box 314, folder 13
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Invitations to speak, 1946 May-June

  • Box 315, folder 1
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Invitations regretted, 1946 June-August

  • Box 315, folder 2
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Invitations accepted, 1946 June-September

  • Box 315, folder 3
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Invitations, 1946 June-December

  • Box 315, folder 4
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Invitations to speak, 1946 July-August

  • Box 315, folder 5
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Invitations regretted, 1946 September-October

  • Box 315, folder 6
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Invitations to speak, 1946 September-October

  • Box 315, folder 7
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Invitations accepted, 1946 October-December

  • Box 315, folder 8
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Invitations regretted, 1946 November-December

  • Box 315, folder 9
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Invitations to speak, 1946 November-December

  • Box 315, folder 10
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Invitations accepted, Ashland Junior Chamber of Commerce, 1946

  • Box 315, folder 11
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Invitations accepted, Army Day Celebration, Chicago, 1946

  • Box 315, folder 12
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Invitations accepted, Derby Day, 1946

  • Box 315, folder 13
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Invitations accepted, Falmouth, 1946

  • Box 315, folder 14
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Invitations regretted, 1947 January-February

  • Box 315, folder 15
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Invitations accepted, 1947 January-March

  • Box 315, folder 16
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Invitations to speak, 1947 January-March

  • Box 315, folder 17
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Invitations, 1947 January-June

  • Box 315, folder 18
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Invitations, 1947 January-June

  • Box 316, folder 1
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Invitations regretted, 1947 March

  • Box 316, folder 2
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Invitations regretted, 1947 April

  • Box 316, folder 3
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Invitations accepted, 1947 April-May

  • Box 316, folder 4
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Invitations to speak, 1947 April-June

  • Box 316, folder 5
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Invitations regretted, 1947 May

  • Box 316, folder 6
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Invitations regretted, 1947 June

  • Box 316, folder 7
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Invitations accepted, 1947 June-September

  • Box 316, folder 8
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Invitations regretted, 1947 July-August

  • Box 316, folder 9
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Invitations to speak, 1947 July-August

  • Box 316, folder 10
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Invitations, 1947 July-December

  • Box 316, folder 11
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Invitations, 1947 July-December

  • Box 316, folder 12
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Invitations regretted, 1947 September-October

  • Box 316, folder 13
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Invitations to speak, 1947 September-October

  • Box 317, folder 1
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Invitations accepted, 1947 October-December

  • Box 317, folder 2
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Invitations regretted, 1947 November-December

  • Box 317, folder 3
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Invitations to speak, 1947 November-December

  • Box 317, folder 4
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Invitations accepted, 1947

  • Box 317, folder 5
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Invitations accepted, Falmouth, 1947

  • Box 317, folder 6
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Invitations accepted, Mrs. Mesta, Newport, 1947

  • Box 317, folder 7
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Invitations, Mrs. Vinson, 1947

  • Box 317, folder 8
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Invitations regretted, 1947

  • Box 317, folder 9
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Invitations regretted, 1948 January

  • Box 317, folder 10
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Invitations to speak, 1948 January-February

  • Box 317, folder 11
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Invitations accepted, 1948 January-March

  • Box 317, folder 12
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Invitations regretted, 1948 February

  • Box 317, folder 13
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Invitations regretted, 1948 March

  • Box 317, folder 14
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Invitations to speak, 1948 March-April

  • Box 317, folder 15
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Invitations regretted, 1948 April

  • Box 317, folder 16
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Invitations accepted, 1948 April-August

  • Box 317, folder 17
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Invitations regretted, 1948 May-June

  • Box 318, folder 1
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Invitations to speak, 1948 May-July

  • Box 318, folder 2
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Invitations regretted, 1948 July-August

  • Box 318, folder 3
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Invitations to speak, 1948 August-December

  • Box 318, folder 4
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Invitations regretted, 1948 September-October

  • Box 318, folder 5
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Invitations regretted, 1948 November-December

  • Box 318, folder 6
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Invitations to speak, 1948 November-December

  • Box 318, folder 7
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Invitations, 1948

  • Box 318, folder 8
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Invitations, 1948

  • Box 318, folder 9
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Invitations accepted, 1948

  • Box 318, folder 10
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Calls returned, 1948

  • Box 318, folder 11
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Invitations accepted, 1948-1949

  • Box 318, folder 12
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Invitations regretted, personal, 1948-1949

  • Box 319, folder 1-2
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Invitations, Mrs. Vinson, 1948-1949

  • Box 319, folder 3-4
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Social calendars, 1948-1950

  • Box 319, folder 5
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Invitations regretted, 1949 January

  • Box 319, folder 6
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Invitations accepted, 1949 January-February

  • Box 319, folder 7
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Invitations to speak, 1949 January-February

  • Box 319, folder 8
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Invitations, 1949 January-May

  • Box 319, folder 9
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Invitations regretted, 1949 February

  • Box 319, folder 10
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Invitations regretted, 1949 March

  • Box 319, folder 11
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Invitations accepted, 1949 March-April

  • Box 319, folder 12
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Invitations to speak, 1949 March-May

  • Box 320, folder 1
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Invitations regretted, 1949 April

  • Box 320, folder 2
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Invitations regretted, 1949 May

  • Box 320, folder 3
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Invitations accepted, 1949 May-September

  • Box 320, folder 4
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Invitations regretted, 1949 June-July

  • Box 320, folder 5
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Invitations to speak, 1949 June-August

  • Box 320, folder 6
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Invitations, 1949 June-December

  • Box 320, folder 7
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Invitations regretted, 1949 August

  • Box 320, folder 8
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Invitations regretted, 1949 September

  • Box 320, folder 9
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Invitations to speak, 1949 September-December

  • Box 320, folder 10
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Invitations regretted, 1949 October

  • Box 320, folder 11
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Invitations accepted, 1949 October-December

  • Box 320, folder 12
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Invitations regretted, 1949 November-December

  • Box 320, folder 13
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Invitations, 1949

  • Box 320, folder 14
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Invitations regretted, 1950 January

  • Box 321, folder 1
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Invitations to speak, 1950 January-February

  • Box 321, folder 2
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Invitations accepted, 1950 January-March

  • Box 321, folder 3
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Invitations regretted, personal, 1950 January-April

  • Box 321, folder 4
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Invitations, 1950 January-June

  • Box 321, folder 5
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Invitations regretted, 1950 March

  • Box 321, folder 6
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Invitations to speak, 1950 March-April

  • Box 321, folder 7
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Invitations regretted, 1950 April

  • Box 321, folder 8
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Invitations accepted, 1950 April-May

  • Box 321, folder 9
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Invitations regretted, 1950 May-June

  • Box 321, folder 10
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Invitations regretted, personal, 1950 May-August

  • Box 321, folder 11
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Invitations to speak, 1950 May-August

  • Box 322, folder 1
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Invitations accepted, 1950 June-August

  • Box 322, folder 2
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Invitations regretted, 1950 July-September

  • Box 322, folder 3
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Invitations, 1950 July-December

  • Box 322, folder 4
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Invitations accepted, 1950 September-December

  • Box 322, folder 5
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Invitations to speak, 1950 September-December

  • Box 322, folder 6
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Invitations regretted, 1950 October-November

  • Box 322, folder 7
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Invitations regretted, personal, 1950 October-December

  • Box 322, folder 8
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Invitations regretted, 1950 December

  • Box 322, folder 9
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Invitations accepted, 1950

  • Box 322, folder 10
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Invitations accepted, American Bar Association meeting, 1950

  • Box 322, folder 11
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Invitations accepted, Conference of State Chief Justices, 1950

  • Box 322, folder 12
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Invitations regretted, 1950

  • Box 322, folder 13
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Social calls returned, 1950

  • Box 322, folder 14
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Invitations, 1950-1951

  • Box 323, folder 1-2
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Invitations, Mrs. Vinson, 1950-1951

  • Box 323, folder 3
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Invitations regretted, 1951 January-March

  • Box 323, folder 4
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Invitations regretted, personal, 1951 January-March

  • Box 323, folder 5
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Invitations regretted, personal, 1951 April-June

  • Box 323, folder 6
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Invitations regretted, 1951 April-August

  • Box 324, folder 1
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Invitations regretted, personal, 1951 July-December

  • Box 324, folder 2
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Invitations regretted, 1951 September-December

  • Box 324, folder 3
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Invitations, 1951

  • Box 324, folder 4
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Invitations accepted, 1951

  • Box 324, folder 5-6
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Invitations to speak, 1951

  • Box 324, folder 7
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Invitations regretted, 1952 January-February

  • Box 324, folder 8
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Invitations accepted, 1952 January-May

  • Box 325, folder 1
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Invitations regretted, 1952 March-May

  • Box 325, folder 2
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Invitations regretted, 1952 June-September

  • Box 325, folder 3
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Invitations accepted, 1952 June-December

  • Box 325, folder 4
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Invitations regretted, 1952 October-December

  • Box 325, folder 5
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Invitations, 1952

  • Box 325, folder 6-7
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Invitations accepted, 1952

  • Box 325, folder 8
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Invitations regretted, personal, 1952

  • Box 325, folder 9
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Invitations to speak, 1952

  • Box 326, folder 1
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Invitations - Mrs. Vinson, 1952-1953

  • Box 326, folder 2
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Invitations regretted, 1953 January-March

  • Box 326, folder 3
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Invitations accepted, 1953 January-April

  • Box 326, folder 4
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Invitations to speak, 1953 January-April

  • Box 326, folder 5
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Invitations regretted, 1953 April-September

  • Box 326, folder 6
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Invitations to speak, 1953 May-August

  • Box 326, folder 7
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Invitations accepted, 1953 May-September

  • Box 326, folder 8
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Invitations, 1953

  • Box 326, folder 9
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Invitations accepted, 1953

  • Box 327, folder 1
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Invitations regretted, 1953

  • Box 327, folder 2
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Social calls returned, 1953

  • Box 327, folder 3
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Speeches, 1924-1953

Scope and Contents

This series primarily consists of documents related to Vinson's public addresses at universities, civic and social organizations, and in the House of Representatives.

There is one set of audio materials documenting "Fred M. Vinson Day" on July 11, 1951 in Louisa, Kentucky. The audio reel and derivative audiocassettes capture speeches about Vinson by Supreme Court Justice Stanley Reed and other public officials.

Arranged chronologically by date.

For more of Vinson's speeches and statements, please consult the Articles and statements series as well as series documenting particular periods of his career.

Oppositon to Secretary Mellon's tax-reduction bill, House of Representatives, 1924 February 16

  • Box 327, folder 4
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Defense of Kentucky, House Military Affairs Committee, 1924 April 11

  • Box 327, folder 5
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Vinson In support of immigration restriction bill of 1924, Congressional Record, p6117-6121, 1924 April 11

  • Box 327, folder 6
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Comparison of the Kentucky Derby to the 1924 presidential race, 1924 May

  • Box 327, folder 7
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Opposition to Secretary Mellon's tax-exempt securities bill, Congressional Record, p11499-11501, 1924 June 18

  • Box 327, folder 8
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Commencement address, Louisa High School, Louisa, KY, 1925 June

  • Box 327, folder 9
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Commencement address, Carter County High School, Grayson, KY, 1926 May

  • Box 327, folder 10
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In support of the geological survey of Mammoth Cave, Congressional Record, p13065-13066, 1926 July 12

  • Box 327, folder 11
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Support of Alben W. Barkley's Senate race, Louisville, KY, 1926 November

  • Box 327, folder 12
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Establishment of veteran's hospitals, Congressional Record, p5307, 1927 March 2

  • Box 327, folder 13
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National Congress of Parents and Teachers, Greenup, KY, 1927 May 17

  • Box 327, folder 14
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Memorial Day address, Cynthiana, KY, 1927 May 30

  • Box 327, folder 15
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Welcome address to the Fair and Homecoming of Lawrence County, Louisa, KY, 1927 September

  • Box 327, folder 16
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The enduring Constitution, 1927

  • Box 327, folder 17
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Support for JCW Beckham, the Democratic nominee for governor, 1927

  • Box 327, folder 18
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Support for JCW Beckham, the Democratic nominee for governor, 1927

  • Box 327, folder 19
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Support for JCW Beckham, the Democratic nominee for governor, Elliott County, KY, 1927

  • Box 327, folder 20
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Support for JCW Beckham, the Democratic nominee for governor, Henry County, KY, 1927

  • Box 327, folder 21
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Resolution of respect for James H. Woods, a deceased Mason, Louisa, KY, 1927

  • Box 327, folder 22
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Gubernatorial campaign of 1927, speech outline, 1927

  • Box 328, folder 1
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Proposed constitutional amendment, House of Representatives, 1928 March 10

  • Box 328, folder 2
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Electioneering procedures in support of presidental nominee Alfred E. Smith, 1928

  • Box 328, folder 3
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Emergency appropriations for Kentucky, House of Representative, 1928

  • Box 328, folder 4
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Five years in Congress, Congressional Record, p5328, appendix, 1929 March 12

  • Box 328, folder 5
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Vinson's relationship with Morehead State Teacher's College, Morehead, KY, 1931 January 30

  • Box 328, folder 6
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Opposition to President Herbert Hoover's foreign-debt moratorium executive agreement, House of Representatives, 1931 December 18

  • Box 328, folder 7
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Proposed Economy Bill of 1932, Congressional Record, p9781-0783, 1932 May 3

  • Box 328, folder 8
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Payment of adjusted compensation certificates to veterans, Congressional Record, p12317-20, 29, 34, 1932 July 14

  • Box 328, folder 9
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In praise of Vinson's recent radio speech concerning taxation, statement by Representative McDuffie (Alabama), Congressional Record, p12593, 1932 July 12

  • Box 328, folder 10
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Glass-Borah Currency vs. Owen Bonus Currency, Congressional Record, p16230, 1932 July 18

  • Box 328, folder 11
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Taxation, Annual Convention of the American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages, Louisville, KY, 1932 October 11

  • Box 328, folder 12
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Foreign tax credits, incomplete speech, 1932

  • Box 328, folder 13
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President Hoover's proposed increase of the tax of tobacco, 1932

  • Box 328, folder 14
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President Herbert Hoover's proposed budget of 1932, 1932

  • Box 328, folder 15
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Support for New Deal measures, 1934 June 15

  • Box 328, folder 16
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Proposed tobacco reduction bill, 1934 June 15

  • Box 328, folder 17
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Bill to pay adjusted service certificates, hearing before the House Ways and Means Committee, 1935 March 5

  • Box 328, folder 18
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Constitutionality of the proposed Social Security bill, 1935 April 17

  • Box 328, folder 19
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Chandler-Rhea Democratic gubernatorial primary, 1935

  • Box 328, folder 20-21
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In support of A.B. "Happy" Chandler, Democratic nominee for governor, 1935

  • Box 328, folder 22
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Proposed corporate tax rates, radio speech on WOR, New York City, NY, 1938 January 30

  • Box 328, folder 23
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Proposed tax bill of 1938, radio speech on WOR, New York City, NY, 1938 January 31

  • Box 328, folder 24
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Proposed tax bill of 1938, Congressional Record, p3722-3711, 1938 March 3

  • Box 328, folder 25
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Proposed tax bill of 1938, radio speech on WJSV, Washington, DC, 1938 March 6

  • Box 328, folder 26
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Proposed tax bill of 1938, radio speech on CBS network, Washington, DC, 1938 March 6

  • Box 328, folder 27
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Dedication of Greenup Courthouse, Greenup, KY, 1941 April 4

  • Box 328, folder 28
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Commencement address, Louisa High School, Louisa, KY, 1941 May 28

  • Box 328, folder 29
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Problems and practices of the US Emergency Court of Appeals, regional meeting of the American Bar Association, New York City, NY, 1942 December 8

  • Box 328, folder 30
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Practices of the Emergency Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Bar Association, Washington, DC, 1943 January 12

  • Box 328, folder 31
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Inflation, CBS radio network, Washington, DC, 1943 July 8

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Inflation, NBC radio network, Washington, DC, 1943 July 14

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Dedication of the Red Cross Blood Donors Center, Washington, DC, 1943 July 31

  • Box 328, folder 34
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Role as Director of Economic Stabilization, radio interview with Ernest K. Lindley, Washington, DC, 1943 September 12

  • Box 329, folder 1
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Inflation, Southern Combed Yarn Spinners Association, Charlotte, NC, 1943 September 17

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Progress of the Third War Loan Drive, Washington, DC, 1943 September 25

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The economy under one year of the Stabilization Act, NBC radio network, Washington, DC, 1943 October 1

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Inflation, Washington, DC, 1943 October 2

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Subsidies as economic stabilization, Washington Board of Trade, Washington, DC, 1943 October 20

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Wartime tax policy, Investment Bankers Association of America, New York City, NY, 1943 November 4

  • Box 329, folder 7-8
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Speech material, 1943-1944

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Emergency Court of Appeals, by Judge Bolith J. Laws, District of Columbia Bar Association, 1944 January 11

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Wartime economic stability and prospects for the future, Federal Bar Association, Washington, DC, 1944 April 1

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Inflation, Wharton School of Finance, Philadelphia, PA, 1944 April 19

  • Box 329, folder 12
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Inflation, Surgeons of the Southern Railway System, Winston Salem, NC, 1944 May 30

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Quotas in the International Monetary Fund, executive session of the Bretton Woods Conference, Bretton Woods, NH, 1944 July 15

  • Box 330, folder 2
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Quotas in the International Monetary Fund, Bretton Woods Conference, NH, 1944 July 20

  • Box 330, folder 3
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International security organization, Bretton Woods Conference, NH, 1944 July 22

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Duties as newly appointed Federal Loan Administrator, press conference, Washington, DC, 1945 March 15

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Testimonial dinner honoring Associate Justice Hugo Black, Washington, DC, 1945 April 3

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Federal government's attitude toward local celebrations upon termination of hostilities in Europe, Washington, DC, 1945 May 6

  • Box 330, folder 7
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Mobilization of the economy for a quick defeat of Japan, press conference, Washington, DC, 1945 May 9

  • Box 330, folder 8
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Sixth Judicial Circuit Conference, Washington, DC, 1945 May 18

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Commencement address, Centre College, Danville, KY, 1945 May 28

  • Box 330, folder 10
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Memorial Day address, Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, DC, 1945 May 30

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Full employment, Wagner letter, 1945 June 3

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Renewal of the Stabilization Ac, tbefore the House Banking and Currency Committee, 1945 June 15

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Regular three month report to Congress and the President, press conference, Washington, DC, 1945 June 29

  • Box 330, folder 14
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Honoring Sir Alexander Fleming, Variety Clubs of American National Humanitarian Award dinner, Washington, DC, 1945 July 25

  • Box 330, folder 15
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America's post-war economic aims, panel conference for the American Broadcasting Company in cooperation with the Committee for Economic Development, Washington, DC, 1945 August 11

  • Box 330, folder 16
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Victory Loan drive, before the Quiz Kids radio program, Chicago, IL, 1945 August 19

  • Box 330, folder 17
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Full employment bill, Senate testimony, 1945 August 31

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Need for sustained post-war American economic growth, Peoria, IL, 1945 September 3

  • Box 330, folder 19
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Script for eight war loan films, Washington, DC, 1945 September

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Interim tax reduction, before the Senate Finance Committee, 1945 October 15

  • Box 331, folder 1
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Public trust of American leaders in post-war economic reconstruction, West Virginia Bar Association, Huntington, WV, 1945 October 20

  • Box 331, folder 2
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Radio broadcast by Vinson concerning the launching of the Victory Loan Drive, Washington, DC, 1945 October 28

  • Box 331, folder 3
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Full employment bill, House testimony, 1945 October 31

  • Box 331, folder 4
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First Victory Loan, Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York City, NY, 1945 November 1

  • Box 331, folder 5
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Victory Bond Drive, Atlanta, GA, 1945 November 11

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Dedication of a Dumbarton oak tree, John Russell School of Expression, Washington, DC, 1945 November 12

  • Box 331, folder 7
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Conversion of the economy from wartime to peacetime, American Legion, Chicago, IL, 1945 November 20

  • Box 331, folder 8
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Victory Loan Drive, Indiana State Chamber of Commerce and War Finance Committee, Indianapolis, IN, 1945 November 27

  • Box 331, folder 9
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Truman's postwar economic plans, District of Columbia Bar Association, Washington, DC, 1945 December 1

  • Box 331, folder 10
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Treasury Department appropriations FY 1947, House Treasury Subcommittee, 1945 December 10

  • Box 331, folder 11
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Proposed British loan, National Press Club, off the record, Washington, DC, 1945 December 14

  • Box 332, folder 1
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Honoring Sam Rayburn, Dallas, TX, 1946 January 5

  • Box 332, folder 2
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Proposed British loan, American Academy of Political and Social Science, Philadelphia, PA, 1946 January 9

  • Box 332, folder 3
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Proposed British loan, panel discussion by Secretary Vinson and Dean Acheson, Washington, DC, 1946 January 12

  • Box 332, folder 4
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Proposed British loan, North Carolina Press Institute, Chapel Hill, NC, 1946 January 24

  • Box 332, folder 5
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Extension of the Stabilization Act, Baltimore Association of Commerce, Baltimore, MD, 1946 January 31

  • Box 332, folder 6
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United Kingdom loan: questions and answers, 1946 January

  • Box 332, folder 7
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Proposed British loan, discussion on radio station WINX, New York City, NY, 1946 February 6

  • Box 332, folder 8
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Honoring Robert Ramspeck, Washington, DC, 1946 February 11

  • Box 332, folder 9
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Role of savings bonds in the fight against inflation and the need for continuing support from the advertising industry, American Advertising Council, Washington, DC, 1946 February 12

  • Box 332, folder 10
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Extemporaneous speech, Stetson Banker's dinner, New York City, NY, 1946 February 15

  • Box 332, folder 11
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United Kingdom Loan, before Senate Banking and Currency Committee, 1946 March 5

  • Box 332, folder 12
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Address by Peter Roe Nugent, Mayor of Savannah, at the opening plenary Session of the World Fund and Bank at Savannah, GA, 1946 March 8

  • Box 332, folder 13
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Worldwide Monetary Conference, radio broadcast, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 8

  • Box 333, folder 1
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World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting, address by Dr. JV Mladek, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 9

  • Box 333, folder 2
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World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting, address by Hsi Te-Mou, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 9

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World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting, address by Pierre Mendes-France, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 9

  • Box 333, folder 4
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Purpose of the Worldwide Monetary Conference, Savannah Chamber of Commerce, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 9

  • Box 333, folder 5
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World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting, message from President Truman, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 9

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Welcoming of delegates, World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 9

  • Box 333, folder 7
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World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting, address by Ahmed Zaki Rey, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 18

  • Box 333, folder 8
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World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting, address by Carlos Monteros, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 18

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World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting, address by Chintaman Deshukh, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 18

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World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting, address by Edward Drozniak, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 18

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World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting, address by Emilis Toro, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 18

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World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting, address by Graham F. Towers, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 18

  • Box 333, folder 13
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World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting, address by Lord Keynes, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 18

  • Box 333, folder 14
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Closing session, World Bank and International Monetary Fund meeting, Savannah, GA, 1946 March 18

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Savannah monetary conference, WTOP, Washington, DC, 1946 March 19

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International economic matters, Jackson's Day, Louisville, KY, 1946 March 23

  • Box 333, folder 17
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Extension of the Stabilization Act, before House Banking and Currency Committee, Washington, DC, 1946 March 27

  • Box 333, folder 18
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Anglo-American loan, Buffalo Chamber of Commerce, Buffalo, NY, 1946 March 29

  • Box 333, folder 19
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Peaceful postwar world, Jackson's Day, St. Louis, MO, 1946 April 6

  • Box 333, folder 20
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Public debt limit, hearing of the Senate Finance Committee, Washington, DC, 1946 April 23

  • Box 333, folder 21
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Kentuckians Society, New York City, NY, 1946 April 24

  • Box 333, folder 22
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Honoring Attorney General Tom Clark, Texas State Society, Washington, DC, 1946 May 3

  • Box 333, folder 23
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Price controls and inflation, hearing of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee, Washington DC, 1946 May 7

  • Box 333, folder 24
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British Loan, hearing of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee, Washington DC, 1946 May 14

  • Box 333, folder 25
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No prepared address, initiation into Washington and Lee University's chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa Society, Lexington, VA, 1946 May 18

  • Box 333, folder 26
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Post-war economic growth and international economic cooperation, Tennessee Bankers Association, Memphis, TN, 1946 May 23

  • Box 333, folder 27
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Commencement address, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, 1946 June 7

  • Box 333, folder 28
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Savings bond program, ABC radio network, Washington, DC, 1946 June 15

  • Box 334, folder 1
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Peacetime taxes, hearing of the House Ways and Means Committee, Washington, DC, 1946 October 1

  • Box 334, folder 2
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Newspaper Women's reception for the Trumans, 1946

  • Box 334, folder 3
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British Loan, hearing of the Senate Banking and Currency Committee, Washington DC, 1946

  • Box 334, folder 4
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Honoring Sam Rayburn, speech outline, 1947 January 31

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Dedication of the Walter F. George School of Law, Mercer University, Macon, GA, 1947 April 17

  • Box 334, folder 6
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Honoring James F. Byrnes, Variety Club of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, 1947 May 12

  • Box 334, folder 7
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Threat of totalitarianism, American Bar Association, Cleveland, OH, 1947 September 22

  • Box 334, folder 8
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Timelessness of the Constitution, Freedom Train, 1947 November 28

  • Box 334, folder 9
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Phi Delta Theta fraternity, Oxford, OH, speech outline, 1948 September 4

  • Box 334, folder 10
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Role of the Constitution, Bicentennial Year of Washington and Lee University, Lexington, VA, 1948 September 17

  • Box 334, folder 11-12
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Installation of Wright Brothers' aeroplane in the Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DC, 1948 December 17

  • Box 334, folder 13
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Legislation to stop inflation and to improve housing, House of Representatives, Washington DC, 1948

  • Box 334, folder 14
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American Legion convention, Lenon, NC, 1949 July 23

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Judicial administration, American Bar Association Convention, St. Louis, MO, 1949 September 6

  • Box 335, folder 2
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Functions of the Supreme Court, American Bar Association convention, St. Louis, MO, 1949 September 7

  • Box 335, folder 3
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Love and unity in politics, Gridiron Club, Washington, DC, 1950 May 13

  • Box 335, folder 4
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Review of the last session of the Supreme Court, American Law Institute, Washington, DC, 1950 May 18

  • Box 335, folder 5
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Preservation of the American system, Centre College Phi Delta Theta fraternity, Danville, KY, 1950 June

  • Box 335, folder 6
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Dedication of the Alumni Memorial Building, Centre College, Danville, KY, 1950 June

  • Box 335, folder 7
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175th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, CBS radio network, Washington, DC, 1951 July 4

  • Box 335, folder 8
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Fred M. Vinson Day, Louisa, Kentucky, 1951 July 11

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Preservation of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, Library of Congress, Washington, DC, 1951 September 17

  • Box 335, folder 9
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Introduction of the Right Honorable Viscount Jowitt, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, American Bar Association annual dinner, New York City, NY, 1951 September 20

  • Box 335, folder 10
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Dedication of the Andrew W. Mellon Memorial Foundation, Washington, DC, 1952 May 9

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Installation of the the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and Bill of Rights in the National Archives, Washington, DC, 1952 December 15

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Introduction of the Right Honorable Lord Simonds, Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain, American Bar Association annual dinner, Boston, MA, 1953 August 27

  • Box 336, folder 2
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Photographs, 1907-1953

Scope and Contents

This series consists of images of varying sizes that document Vinson's public career and private life.

Photographs are listed chronologically.

Vinson with football players at Centre College, Danville, Kentucky. Vinson, center of back row in football uniform, 1907

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Vinson with three other baseball players, Centre College, negative and print, 1909

  • Box 337, item 2
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Vinson, third from right, with 1911 graduating class of Centre College's law school, 1911

  • Box 337, item 3
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Vinson, 1911

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Mural on the site depicting the dedication of the World War I Memorial with five World War I generals perched at its top at Union Station, Kansas City, Missouri in 1921. Photo signed by James P. Norse, Chairman of City Central Executive Committee of the American Legion Posts, 1921

  • Box 337, item 20
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Midland Atlantic Bridge, Catlettsburg, and the Midland Atlantic Viaduct, Kenova. Torn top right corner, 1927 July

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Midland Atlantic Bridge, Catlettsburg, and the Midland Atlantic Viaduct, Kenova, 1927 July

  • Box 347, item 8
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Fred M. Vinson, second from left, with other members of Congress, 1929

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Representative Fred M. Vinson, 1929

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Full House Committee on Ways & Means in their committee room, 1931?-1937?

  • Box 349, item 14
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AAA Marketing Agreement hearings at Burley Tobacco. Harry Cook presides, 1933 December 21

  • Box 349, item 1
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Dinner given by William A. Stoirch in honor of Postmaster General James A. Farley, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C., 1934 April 18

  • Folder OS1, item 4
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Unidentified man and gas well, 1934

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House Ways and Means Committee, 1934

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John N. Garner. Inscribed., 1935 April 25

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Vinson with William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, 1935 May 25

  • Box 337, item 11
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Louisa, Kentucky jail and home of jailer, Vinson's birthplace, 1935

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Louisa, Kentucky jail and home of jailer, Vinson's birthplace, 1935

  • Box 337, item 9
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Residence attached to Louisa, Kentucky jail, 1935

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Vinson with members of House Ways & Means Committee, discussing the Vinson-McCormack Bonus Bill. Left to right: Representative Jere Cooper, Tennessee; Representative Fred M. Vinson, Kentucky; Brigadier General Frank T. Hines, Administrator of Veterans Affairs; and Representative John W. McCormack, Massachusetts, 1936 January 6

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Vinson with men who helped override the presidential veto of the "Baby Bond Bonus Payment Plan". Left to right: Representative John W. McCormack, Massachusetts; Ray Murphy, National Commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars; M.A. Harlan, Disabled American Veterans; Representative Vinson, Kentucky; and unidentified man, 1936 January 25

  • Box 337, item 14
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Vinson autographs the crutches of Frank N. Belgrano, Jr., 1936 February 28

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Vinson with Senator Joseph Guffey, 1936 May 2

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House Ways and Means Subcommittee on Internal Revenue Taxation. Left to right: Jere Cooper, Vinson, Thomas Cullen, R.L. Doughton, Knute Hill, Allen Treadway, Frank Crowther, and Roy Woodruff, 1936 June

  • Box 347, item 46
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House Ways and Means Committee. Left to right: John D. Dingell, Wesley Disney, Claude Fuller, John Boehne, Jr., Jere Cooper, Vinson, David Lewis, John McCormack, Morgan Sanders, Thomas H. Cellers, Knute Hill, R.L. Doughton, Allen Treadway, Issac Bacharack, Frank Crowther, Howard Knutzen, David Reed, Roy Woodruff, Thomas Jenkins, Eugene Block, R.M. Duncan, Otha Wearin, 1936 June

  • Folder OS1, item 1
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House Subcommittee on Internal Revenue Taxation. Left to right: David Lewis, Maryland; Fred M. Vinson, Kentucky; Allen Treadway, Massachusetts; Knute Hill, Washington; R.L. Doughton, North Carolina; Howard Knutson, Minnesota, 1936

  • Box 337, item 16
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Vinson in large group photo at American Legion Post 125, Augusta, Kentucky, 1936

  • Box 337, item 18
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Vinson, right, with Representative Patrick J. Boland, left, and John L. Lewis, center, 1936

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"Fred M. Vinson for Congress" sign at an American Legion Post, 1936

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Annual dinner of the VFW for former service members in Congress, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, DC, 1937 March 2

  • Folder OS1, item 3
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Vinson with Senator Robert Reynolds of North Carolina, 1937 December 21

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Members of House Ways and Means Committee talk to Henry Morgenthau. Left to right: Vinson, Thomas Cullen, R.L. Doughton, and Pat Harrison, 1937

  • Box 348, item 18
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Jackson Day Dinner, 1938 January 8

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Vinson attending Press Barbecue at Fort Hunt. Also present Sam Rayburn and Harry Truman, 1938 May

  • Box 337, item 22
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Vinson, judicial portrait, US Court of Appeals for District of Columbia, 1938 December

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Vinson, judicial portrait, US Court of Appeals for District of Columbia. Inscribed: "For my Friend Eldon Scott, Fred M. Vinson", 1938 December

  • Box 337, item 25
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Vinson, judicial portrait, US Court of Appeals for District of Columbia. Inscribed: "For Henry Sullivan from his friend, Fred M. Vinson", 1938 December

  • Box 337, item 26
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Chief Justice Lawrence Groner swears in Vinson as an associate justice to the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. Sam Rayburn witnesses the ceremony, 1938

  • Box 348, item 14
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Vinson in judicial robe, 1938

  • Box 347, item 9
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US Court of Appeals for D.C. Left to right: Harold M. Stephens, Henry W. Edgerton, D. Lawrence Groner, Vinson, Thurman Arnold, 1938

  • Box 347, item 35
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Representative Wilbur Mills, member of the House Ways and Means Committee, 1938

  • Box 347, item 47
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The Supreme Court. Left to right: Justice James F. Byrnes, Justice William O. Douglass, Justice Frank Murphy, Justice Robert H. Jackson, Justice Stanley F. Reed, Justice Owen J. Roberts, Chief Justice Harlan F. Stone, Justice Hugo L. Black, Justice Felix Frankfurter, 1941 October

  • Box 347, item 4
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Emergency Court of Appeals. Left to right: Justice Albert Maris, Justice Vinson, and Justice Calvert Magruder, 1941

  • Box 347, item 5
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US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia. Left to right: Justice Henry W. Edgerton, Justice Harold W. Stephens, Justice S. Lawrence Groner, Justice Justin Miller, and Justice Vinson, 1941

  • Box 350, item 18
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US Emergency Court of Appeals. Left to right: Justice Calvert Magruder, Justice Vinson, and Justice Albert B. Maries, 1942 September 2

  • Box 337, item 28
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Robert Miller. Inscribed, 1941 October 1

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Vinson as Economic Stabilization Director, sitting at a table reading a document, 1942-1945

  • Box 337, item 33
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Vinson as Economic Stabilization Director, at desk with pen in hand, 1942-1945

  • Box 337, item 34-36
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Vinson as Economic Stabilization Director, at his desk, 1942-1945

  • Box 337, item 37-43
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Circuit Court Justice Vinson swears in Frank Yates. Inscribed, 1943 June 1

  • Box 350, item 17
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Vinson and others at Coca Cola stand at Bretton Woods Conference, 1944 September 22

  • Box 337, item 44
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Federal Loan Administrator Vinson before House Banking Committee, 1945 March 16

  • Box 337, item 45
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Treasury Secretary Vinson with CBS Radio announcer behind CBS microphone, 1945 March

  • Box 337, item 46
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Harry Truman sworn in as president, 1945 April

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Treasury Secretary Vinson with pen and report at desk, 1945 July 22

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Vinson sworn in as Secretary of the Treasury. Left to right: Representative Jere Cooper of Tennessee; Fred Vinson; Henry Morgenthau, retiring Secretary of Treasury; Sam Rayburn, Speaker of the House of Representatives; and administering the oath, D. Lawrence Groner, Chief Justice of the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, 1945 July 22

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Secretary of the Treasury Vinson hands document to former Secretary of Treasury Henry Morgenthau, 1945 July 22

  • Box 337, item 51
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Secretary of the Treasury Vinson shakes hands with former Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau who holds document in other hand, 1945 July 22

  • Box 337, item 52
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Vinson shakes hands with wellwishers in the House Ways & Means committee room after he takes oath as Secretary of the Treasury, 1945 July 22

  • Box 337, item 53
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Meeting at White House. Left to right: Secretary of State James F. Byrnes; President Harry S. Truman; and Secretary of the Treasury Vinson, 1945 August 10

  • Box 337, item 54
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Photo album, "S.S. Lynchburg Victory at launching, Fairfield, Maryland", 1945 September 12

Page 1 of 38, S.S. Lynchburg Victory at launching, Fairfield, Maryland

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Page 2 of 38, Mrs. Vinson with roses

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Page 3 of 38, Fred M. and Mrs. Vinson with roses

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Page 4 of 38, Mrs. Vinson, with roses, and son

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Page 5 of 38, Mrs. Vinson, with Fred M. and son at her side, ready to swing decorated champagne bottle

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Page 6 of 38, Mrs. Vinson, roses and decorated champagne bottle in hand, with two unidentified women

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Page 7 of 38, Mrs. Vinson, roses in hand, with unidentified man and woman

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Page 8 of 38, Mrs. Vinson, roses in hand, with group of men and women

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Page 9 of 38, Mrs. Vinson, roses and decorated champagne bottle in hand, with three women and one man

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Page 10 of 38, Mrs. Vinson, roses in hand, with many women and one man

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Page 11 of 38, Mrs. Vinson, roses and decorated champagne bottle in hand, with four unidentified men

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Page 12 of 38, Mrs. Vinson, roses and decorated champagne bottle in hand.

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Page 13 of 38, Mrs. Vinson, roses and decorated champagne bottle in hand, with unidentified group

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Page 14 of 38, Vinson with three unidentified men

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Page 15 of 38, Mrs. Vinson and unidentified man clasp decorated champagne bottle ready

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Page 16 of 38, two unidentified men at control panel, one of whom is on the phone

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Page 17 of 38, Mrs. Vinson slams champagne bottle on bow

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Page 18 of 38, low level bow shot of S.S. Lynchburg Victory sliding out of dry dock

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Page 19 of 38, view of starboard side of the S.S. Lynchburg Victory finishing slide from dry dock

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Page 20 of 38, low level starboard bow shot of the S.S. Lynchburg Victory after launching

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Page 21 of 38, full-length starboard side view of the S.S. Lynchburg Victory with tugboat at its side

  • Box 342, item 52
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Page 22 of 38, Mrs. Vinson surrounded by many people receives plaque

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Page 23 of 38, first of two women with Mrs. Vinson as she receives plaque

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Page 24 of 38, second of two women with Mrs. Vinson as she receives plaque

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Page 25 of 38, Mrs. Vinson on stairway

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Page 26 of 38, Mrs. Vinson, with unidentified man, at dinner

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Page 27 of 38, Mrs. Vinson seated with four unidentified women

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Page 28 of 38, two military senior officers and another unidentified man

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Page 29 of 38, unidentified man and two women at dinner celebration. Shot 1

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Page 30 of 38, unidentified man and two women at dinner celebration. Shot 2

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Page 31 of 38, unidentified man stands and addresses unidentified seated man at dinner celebration

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Page 32 of 38, Vinson speaks at dinner

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Page 33 of 38, Vinson with unidentified man and woman at dinner

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Page 34 of 38, Navy Captain and others turned away from dinner table

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Page 35 of 38, unidentified man and woman at dinner

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Page 36 of 38, Vinson with unidentified man

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Page 37 of 38, unidentified man and woman

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Page 38 of 38, three unidentified women

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Secretary of the Treasury Vinson at Detroit-Washington, DC football game, 1945 October 8

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Secretary of the Treasury Vinson with Attorney General Tom Clark and C.V. "Duke" Ridgley and two other men, 1945 October 23

  • Box 337, item 56
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Testimonial dinner in recognition of the distinguished war service of Harold Ickes and Deputy Petroleum Administrator Ralph H. Davies, by the Petroleum Industry War Council, Statler Hotel, Washington, DC, 1945 October 23

  • Folder OS1, item 2
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Secretary of the Treasury Vinson with President Harry S.Truman, buying first Victory Loan Bond, 1945 October 29

  • Box 337, item 57
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Vinson speaking at the dinner of New York County War Bond Committee, 1945 November 1

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From front row of dais, Secretary Vinson turns to address man standing behind row at New York County War Bond Committee Dinner, 1945 November 1

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Secretary Vinson, left of microphones on front row of dais, at New York County War Bond Committee Dinner, 1945 November 1

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Secretary Vinson, front row far right, at New York County War Bond Committee Dinner, 1945 November 1

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View from above of the New York County War Bond Committee Dinner, 1945 November 1

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Secretary Vinson with disabled veteran. Inscribed: "To Secretary Vinson a great statesman, Sincerely Jimmy Wilson", 1945 November 5

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Secretary Vinson, left, with Lowell Thomas of NBC and Secretary of State Dean Acheson, 1945 November 5

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Secretary Vinson seated with A.J. "Dutch" Bergman and Justice Miller of the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, 1945 November 5

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Secretary Vinson with his assistant, Paul L. Kelley, examining files, 1945 November 6

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Secretary of the Treasury Vinson with recipients of Treasury's Silver Medal for Distinguished Service in War Finance, 1941-45. Left to right: Edmund Reek, Twentieth Century-Fox Movie News; Walton C. Ament, RKO Pathe News; Secretary Vinson, reading the citation; Thomas Mead, Universal Newsreel; Michael D. Clopine, MGM News of the Day; and E.P. Genock, Paramount News, 1945 November

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Secretary of Treasury Vinson with second set of recipients of the Treasury's Silver Medal for Distinguished Service in War Finance, 1941-45. Left to right: George M. Dorsey, RKO Pathe News; Anthony Moto, Twentieth Century-Fox Movie News; Secretary Vinson; Robert H Denton, Paramount News; James E. Lyons, Universal Newsreel; and J.C. Brown, MGM News of the Day, 1945 November

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Vinson with Edmond Reek of Twentieth Century-Fox Movietone News, 1945 November

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Vinson with Michael D. Clopine of MGM News of the Day, 1945 November

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Vinson with Thomas Mead of Universal Newsreel, 1945 November

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Vinson with Walton C. Ament of RKO Pathe News, 1945 November

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Vinson with E.P. Genock of Paramount News, 1945 November

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Vinson with three members of the New York County War Bond Committee, 1945 November

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Secretary Vinson with Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn and others, 1945 November

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Secretary Vinson signs document, 1945 November

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Secretary Vinson throws out football at Washington Redskins game, 1945 November

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Secretary Vinson next to Department of the Treasury flag, 1945 November

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Secretary Vinson with military personnel at premiere of "Tars and Spars" at the Metropolitan Theater. Pose A, 1945 November

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Secretary Vinson with military personnel at premiere of "Tars and Spars" at the Metropolitan Theater. Pose B, 1945 November

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Secretary Vinson seated, 1945 November

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Secretary Vinson at speaker's podium, 1945 November

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Vinson, left, with two men, 1945 November-December

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Vinson and Lord Halifax, Britain's ambassador to Washington, sign financial agreement between US and Great Britain, 1945 December 6

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Secretary Vinson stands behind his desk, 1945 December

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Secretary Vinson, right, with unidentified man, 1945 December

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Unidentified man at formal gathering, 1945 December

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Secretary Vinson behind two unidentified men in handshake, 1945 December

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Secretary Vinson at dinner table with two unidentified men, 1945 December

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Secretary Vinson, left, with two unidentified men, 1945 December

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Left to right: Stanley W. Prenosil, US Savings Bonds Division; Emil Schram, New York Stock Exchange; Morris M. Townsend, US Savings Bonds Division; Secretary Vinson; and John A. Coleman, New York Stock Exchange, 1945

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Group looking at trophy deer head. Left to right: J.V. McClorise; R.L. Doughton, Chairman, Ways & Means Committee; and Secretary Vinson, 1945

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Secretary Vinson seated at his desk, 1945

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Fred M. Vinson portrait, 1945

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Secretary Vinson at desk with pen and congressional document, 1945

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Vinson with Truman holding two guns as a joke. Signed by Herb F. Dolglish, 1945

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Three-photo fram of unidentified people, sent to Vinson by Mrs. Dorothy Shay, 1945

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Secretary Vinson seated with members of New York County War Bond Committee including Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York, 1945-1946

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Secretary Vinson, right, with two unidentified men, 1945-1946

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Secretary Vinson speaks with officials and military officers as they prepare promotion. Official US Coast Guard photo, 1945-1946

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Secretary Vinson and his Treasury staff. Signed by each member, 1945-1946

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Secretary of the Treasury Vinson at his desk, 1945-1946

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Secretary of the Treasury Vinson and President Truman flash "Victory Loan" sign, 1945-1946

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Secretary Vinson at the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences, Philadelphia, 1946 January 10

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Secretary Vinson with three students at Phi Delta Theta fraternity house, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, 1946 January 24

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Secretary Vinson with Josephus Daniels and Frank Graham, right, president of University of North Carolina, 1946 January 24

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"Rolling Along" wins the "Free For All Trot" at Nebraska State Fair, Lincoln. Inscription by W. Sears, 1946 January-March

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Secretary Vinson presents Treasury Award Silver Medals for Distinguished Service in War Finance, in the Federal Reserve building, Washington, D.C. Left, Allan Sproul, Chairman of the Presidents of the Federal Reserve Banks; right, Marriner S. Eccles, Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board., 1946 March 1

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Secretary Vinson with Federal Reserve officials, 1946 March 1

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Fred M. Vinson at Savannah Conference, 1946 March 8-16

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LIFE magazine photograph of Secretary Vinson and William Clayton at the Savannah Conference, 1946 March 10

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Secretary Vinson arrives at Savannah Conference for the International Monetary Fund and Bank for Reconstruction and Development, 1946 March

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World Fund and Bank Inaugural Meeting, Savannah Conference Assembly Hall, 1946 March

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Secretary Vinson, right, with participants at Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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Secretary Vinson, center, with participants at Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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Secretary Vinson dines with participants at Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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Secretary Vinson with Harry D. White in receiving line at Savannah Conference, from overhead, 1946 March

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LIFE magazine photo of outdoor cocktail party at Savannah Conference, from overhead, 1946 March

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LIFE magazine photo of Secretary Vinson seated outdoors at Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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LIFE magazine photo of Secretary Vinson, seated, reads paper at Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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LIFE magazine photo of Secretary Vinson talks with unidentified man and woman, outdoors, at Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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LIFE magazine of Secretary Vinson dines with Will Clayton at Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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Secretary Vinson with a Navy petty officer, his driver at the Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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LIFE magazine of Secretary Vinson at Savannah Conference. Left to right: Ansel D. Lexford; Will Clayton; Secretary Vinson; Harry D. White; and E.M. Berstein, 1946 March

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Secretary Vinson, front row center right, with delegates to the Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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Secretary Vinson and three men greet unidentified woman at Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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Secretary Vinson, center, with unidentified man and three women at Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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Secretary Vinson with unidentified man at Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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Secretary Vinson greets a mother and her baby at Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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Aerial image of former Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes at the Savannah Conference, 1946 March

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Vinson shaking hands with Edward Foley. Inscribed: "To Secretary Vinson, with the hope that he will never have regrets. From his friend Ed Foley", 1946 April 15

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Hotel Savannah. Includes unidentified inscription in lower right corner, 1946 April

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President Truman, center, and Secretary Vinson, to right and behind Truman, at opening baseball game at Griffith Stadium, 1946 May

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Secretary Vinson and Undersecretary O. Max Gardner with receipts and expenditures chart, 1946 May

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Secretary Vinson delivers commencement address at University of Kentucky, 1946 June 7

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Secretary Vinson steps from airplane door, Lexington, Kentucky, 1946 June 7

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Secretary Vinson with University of Kentucky President Donovan standing near airplane, 1946 June 7

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Secretary Vinson with Kit Carson Elswick of Louisa, Kentucky, 1946 June 7

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Vinson on cover of LIFE magazine, 1946 June 10

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Secretary Vinson shakes hands at outdoor American Legion gathering, 1946 June 20

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Vinson sworn in as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court by D. Lawrence Grover, Chief Justice for US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, 1946 June 24

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Chief Justice Vinson swears in John W. Snyder as Secretary of the Treasury, 1946 June 25

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Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder speaks from podium with President Truman standing behind, 1946 June 25

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Chief Justice Vinson in handshake with John W. Snyder, with President Truman standing behind, 1946 June 25

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Portrait of Vinson shortly after becoming Chief Justice, by Karsh, 1946 June

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Members of Secretary Vinson's staff: Ansel Luxford, Josiah E. Dubois, Jr., and John W. Peale, 1946 June

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Chief Justice Vinson at University of Kentucky commencement. LIFE magazine photograph by Edward Clark, 1946 June

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Chief Justice Vinson at University of Kentucky commencement. LIFE magazine photograph by Edward Clark, 1946 June

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Centre College Board of Trustees in front of the Administration Building, 1946 July 12

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Chief Justice Vinson. LIFE magazine by Edward Clark, 1946 July

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Vinson in Louisa, Kentucky, 1946 July

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Vinson in Louisa, Kentucky with his sister Lou and brother Robert, 1946 July

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Vinson in Louisa, Kentucky, 1946 July

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Vinson in Louisa, Kentucky with people, 1946 July

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Vinson in Louisa, Kentucky, 1946 July

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Vinson in Louisa, Kentucky with people, 1946 July

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Vinson in Louisa, Kentucky with his sister Lou, brother Robert, and others, 1946 July

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Vinson in Louisa, Kentucky with people, 1946 July

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Vinson in Louisa, Kentucky with his sister Lou, brother Robert, and others, 1946 July

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Chief Justice Vinson, right, swears in Judge John W. Murphy with Justice Clark, center, 1946 July

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Mr. and Mrs. John W. Murphy and children, 1946 July

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Judge John W. Murphy and family with Chief Justice Vinson, center, and Justice Clark, right rear, 1946 July

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Presentation of Medal of Merit by Secretary of the Treasury Snyder to Ted R. Gamble, with Chief Justice Vinson at right, 1946 August 18

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Chief Justice Vinson, left, at Boyd County Bar Dinner, 1946 August

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Secretary of the Treasury Vinson swears in unidentified man, 1946 August

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Chief Justice Vinson swears in W. Averell Harriman as Secretary of the Commerce. Left to right: Secretary Acheson, Secretary Anderson, Secretary Hannegan, and Secretary Patterson, 1946 October 7

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Messenger, Robert Marshall assists Chief Justice Vinson don his robe on the opening day of Court, 1946 October 7

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Chief Justice Vinson and Postmaster General Hannegan watch a St. Louis Cardinals baseball game. Inscribed, 1946 October 13

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Truman Cabinet, left to right: Clinton P. Anderson, Secretary of the Agriculture; John B. Blandford, Jr., National Housing Administrator; J.A. Krug, W.P.B. Chairman; John W. Snyder, W.M. Director; William H. Davis, Director Economic Stabilization; Leo Crawley, Foreign Economic Administrator; Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of the Commerce; Abe Fortas, Undersecretary of the Interior; Robert E. Hennegan, Postmaster General; H.L. Stinson, Secretary of War; James F. Byrnes, Secretary of State; Harry S. Truman, President; Treasury Secretary Vinson; Thomas Clark, Attorney General; James Forrestal, Secretary of the Navy, 1946

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Secretary Vinson at Francis Thomas' "Hog Killin" party, Warrenton, Virginia, 1946

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Secretary Vinson presents citation to Frank J. Raltje, President of the American Bankers Association, in connection with War Bond Program. Left to right: Francis M. Knight, chairman, ABA Committee on War Bond Drives; Frank J. Raltje, ABA president; Secretary of the Treasury Fred Vinson; Fred M. Naba, vice chairman, ABA Committee on War Bond Drives; Ted R. Gamble, national director, War Finance Division, 1946

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Ted R. Gamble at his desk in the War Finance Division, Treasury Department, 1946

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Judial portrait of Chief Justice Vinson. Inscribed: "For W.W. Dalton with best wishes, Fred M. Vinson", 1946

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Chief Justice Vinson with unidentified man and woman, 1946

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Chief Justice Vinson, 1946

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Truman Cabinet. Left to right: Clinton Anderson, Secretary of Agriculture; L.M. Schwellenburg, Secretary of Labor; John B. Blandford, Jr., National Housing Advisor; J.A. Krug, WPB Chairman; John W. Snyder, Director Economic Stabilization; Leo Crowley, Foreign Economic Advisor; Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Commerce; Abe Fortas, Under Secretary of Interior; Robert Hannegan, Postmaster General; H.L. Stimson, Secretary of War; James F. Byrnes, Secretary of State; Harry Trueman, President; Secretary Vinson; Thomas Clark, Attorney General; James Forrestal, Secretary of Navy, 1946

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Vinson at his desk, taken by photographer Barrett Gallager for Fortune magazine. Enclosed in frame mat, 1947 January 8

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Chief Justice Vinson swears in George C. Marshall as Secretary of State. Inscription by President Truman: "To the Honorable Chief Justice of the United States, with best wishes, The White House", 1947 January 21

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Karl R. Price's wedding, 1947 February 1

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Chief Justice Vinson, left, fourth in line of academic procession, receives honorary degree at Washington and Lee University, 1947 June 6

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Chief Justice Vinson, left, with two men, after receiving honorary degree at Washington and Lee University, 1947 June 6

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Chief Justice Vinson, with two men, after awarding of degrees at Washington and Lee University, 1947 June 6

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Chief Justice Vinson with Basil O'Connor, 1947 June 25

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Dedication of Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia. Left to right: Justice Hugo Black, Homer Cummings, Josephus Daniels, Governor M.E. Thompson, Chief Justice Vinson, Bill Hassett, Basil O'Connor, 1947 June 25

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Chief Justice Vinson with Justice Hugo Black, 1947 June 25

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Chief Justice Vinson, right, with Doris Fleeson and Josephus Daniels, 1947 June 25

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Chief Justice Vinson, left, with Helen Sioussat and Justice Black, 1947 June 25

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Chief Justice Vinson, right, with Basil O'Conner and Homer Cummings, 1947 June 25

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Chief Justice Vinson, left, with Governor M.E. Thompson and Josephus Daniels looking at ship hanging above a fireplace. Shot 1, 1947 June 25

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Chief Justice Vinson, left, with Governor M.E. Thompson and Josephus Daniels looking at ship hanging above a fireplace. Shot 2, 1947 June 25

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Chief Justice Vinson, center, with Francis Brown, left, and Basil O'Connor, right, 1947 June 25

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Chief Justice Vinson, left, with Basil O'Conner, center, and General Alpha Fowler, right, seated at railroad car dining table, 1947 June 25

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Chief Justice Vinson, left, swears in Philip B. Perlman as Solicitor General with Justice Clark, center, attending, 1947 July 31

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Swearing-in ceremony for Oscar R. Ewing to become Federal Security Administrator, 1947 September

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Portrait of Chief Justice Vinson taken for cover of Parade magazine. Signed by the photographer, Bob Burchett, 1947 December 7

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Chief Justice Vinson throws a pitch from the grandstand at the Congressional Baseball Game. Inscribed by Vinson and one unidentified player, 1947

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Chief Justice Vinson with Walter Groves, president of Centre College, and John Sherman Cooper at Centre's Alumni Banquet. Shot 1, 1947

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Attendees at Centre College Alumni Banquet, 1947

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Chief Justice Vinson, center, at American Legion Banquet, New York, 1947

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Chief Justice Vinson with John L. Sullivan at American Legion Banquet, New York, 1947

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Official photograph of the Supreme Court, 1947

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Signed photo of Chief Justice Vinson, by Harris & Ewing, 1947

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Dedication of Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia. Left to right: Frank Harmon, Governor M.E. Thompson, Keith Morgan, Josephus Daniels, Chief Justice Vinson, Justice Hugo Black, Homer Cummings, Basil O'Connor, 1947-1948

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Dedication of Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia. Left to right: Josephus Daniels, Chief Justice Vinson, Governor M.E. Thompson, Basil O'Connor. Shot 1, 1947-1948

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Dedication of Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia. Left to right: Josephus Daniels, Chief Justice Vinson, Governor M.E. Thompson, Basil O'Connor. Shot 2, 1947-1948

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Dedication of Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia. Left to right: Josephus Daniels, Governor M.E. Thompson, Chief Justice Vinson, 1947-1948

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Dedication of Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia. Left to right: Chief Justice Vinson, Governor M.E. Thompson, Bill Hassett, 1947-1948

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Dedication of Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia. Behind pool left to right: Homer Cummings, Josephus Daniels, Chief Justice Vinson, Basil O'Connor, Justice Hugo Black, Governor M.E. Thompson. Shot 1, 1947-1948

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Dedication of Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia. Behind pool left to right: Homer Cummings, Josephus Daniels, Chief Justice Vinson, Basil O'Connor, Justice Hugo Black, Governor M.E. Thompson. Shot 2, 1947-1948

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Dedication of Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia. Left to right: Basil O'Conner, Justice Hugo Black, Governor M.E. Thompson, Josephus Daniels, Homer Cummings, Chief Justice Vinson, 1947-1948

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Dedication of Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia. Left to right: Bill Hassett, Homer Cummings, Josephus Daniels, Chief Justice Vinson, Governor M.E. Thompson, Justice Hugo Black, Basil O'Connor, 1947-1948

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Dedication of Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia. Left to right: Homer Cummings, Bill Hassett, Chief Justice Vinson, Josephus Daniels, Governor M.E. Thompson, Justice Hugo Black, Basil O'Connor, 1947-1948

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Dedication of Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia. Left to right, standing: Homer Cummings, Governor M.E. Thompson, Keith Morgan, Chief Justice Vinson, Bill Hassett, Justice Hugo Black, Basil O'Connor, 1947-1948

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Dedication of Little White House, Warm Springs, Georgia, 1947-1948

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Inauguration for President Harry S. Truman, 1948 January 20

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Chief Justice Vinson in judicial robe, 1948 January

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Chief Justice Vinson, right, at party honoring Cropley's fortieth anniversary with the Court., 1948 February 17

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American Red Cross Campaign Fund of 1948. Left to right: Joseph G. Grew, District of Columbia Red Cross Fund Drive Chairman; George Marshall, Secretary of State; Chief Justice Vinson; Madeleine Carroll; James Forrestal, Secretary of Defense; and Basil O'Connor, president of the American Red Cross, 1948 February 29

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Chief Justice Vinson with Secretary of Defense Forrestal and Basil O'Connor, 1948 February 29

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Overhead view of judicial luncheon, Supreme Court Plaza, 1948 May 21

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Chief Justice Vinson, right, with John Marshall, both in academic robes, 1948 August 4

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Chief Justice Vinson stands with others in front of Phi Delta Theta Headquarters, Oxford, Ohio, 1948 September 4

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Chief Justice Vinson and President Truman on railroad car on the way to the Army-Navy Game at Philadelphia, 1948 November 27

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Display of the Magna Carta during ceremonies marking the return of the historical document, 1948 December 23

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Justices of the Supreme Court, 1948

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Kentucky Delegation to Truman Inauguration with Governor Earle C. Clements, center, arrives at Union Station, Washington D.C. AP Wire photo, 1949 January 19

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Chief Justice Vinson, Vice President Barkley, President Truman, and Justice Reed in multiple crossing handshakes at presidential inauguration, 1949 January 20

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In Supreme Court car during the Truman inauguration parade. Speaker Sam Rayburn, front seat; Chief Justice Vinson, Mrs. Vinson, and Miss Lou Rayburn, rear seat, 1949 January 20

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Chief Justice Vinson at Francis Thomas' "Hog Killin'" party, 1949 January 22

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Swearing-in ceremony of Louis A. Johnson as Secretary of Defense. Left to right: Louis A. Johnson, James Forrestal, and Vinson., 1949 March 28

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Floyd Akers' outing in the countryside, 1949 April

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Eleanor Roosevelt, center, stands behind Chief Justice Vinson and unidentified man during reception for Mrs. Roosevelt given by McCall's Magazine, 1949 May 14

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Eleanor Roosevelt, left, Chief Justice Vinson, second from left, Sam Rayburn, fourth from left, and unidentified man and woman at reception for Mrs. Roosevelt given by McCall's Magazine, 1949 May 14

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Chief Justice Vinson, center left, at Gallaudet College graduation exercises, with Dr. McClure, center, and College President Elstad, right, 1949 May

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Chief Justice Vinson, second from left of those seated behind table, at Hobbs Luncheon, 1949 July 4

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Pallbearers carry flag-draped casket at funeral for Justice Frank Murphy, 1949 July 22

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Chief Justice Vinson with Justice Hugo Black, Justice Felix Frankfurter, Justice Wiley Rutledge and others at funeral of Justice Frank Murphy, 1949 July 22

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Funeral of Justice Frank Murphy. Left to right: Judge Joseph Gillis of Detroit; Mayor Eugene Van Antwerp of Detroit; Secretary Maurice Tobin; and Tom Chawke of Detroit, lawyer and close friend of Justice Murphy, 1949 July 22

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Chief Justice Vinson at Centre College's Centennial Week, 1949 August

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Swearing-in ceremony of Tom C. Clark as associate justice of the Supreme Court. Front row left to right: Justice Clark; Vice President Barkley; Speaker Rayburn; President Truman; and Chief Justice Vinson. Back row left to right: Secretary Sawyer; Secretary Acheson; Secretary Snyder; and Secretary Johnson. Signature of President Truman, 1949 August 24

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Chief Justice Vinson with James Forrestal and others at Cardinals vs. Cubs baseball game, 1949 September 7

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Swearing-in ceremony of Sherman Minton to become associate justice of Supreme Court, in handshake with Chief Justice Vinson with President Truman in center, 1949 October 12

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Photograph of portrait drawing of Chief Justice Vinson, by Leon A. Perskie, 1949 October

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Chief Justice Vinson, center, with two unidentified men, 1949 October

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Chief Justice Vinson. Includes letter signed by Bert M. Sarayan of the Hecht Company, 1949 December 13

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President Harry S. Truman, US Coast Guard, 1949

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Chief Justice Vinson in judicial robe by Harris & Ewing, 1949

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Robert R. Guthie and child, 1950 January

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Two children, 1950 January

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Chief Justice Vinson with Representative Frank Boykin and Justice Tom C. Clark. Shot 1, 1950 January

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Chief Justice Vinson at Representative Boykin's dinner. Also present: Speaker Sam Rayburn, Vice President Barkley, Justice Tom C. Clark, and Representative John McCormack, 1950 January

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Chief Justice Vinson, Speaker Rayburn, and Vice President Barkley behind lead table at Representative Boykin's dinner, 1950 January

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Dinner with Representative Boykin. Left to right: Vinson, Speaker Sam Rayburn, and others, 1950 January

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Chief Justice Vinson, far right, at farewell dinner for Irish Ambassador Sean Nunan, 1950 February 27

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Chief Justice Vinson at Kentucky Hotel Luncheon held for planning Kentucky's Homecoming Celebration, 1950 February

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Standing next to aircraft, left to right: Admiral Dennison, Chief Justice Vinson, and Clark Clifford, 1950 March 18

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Truman Beach, Key West, Florida, 1950 March 20

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Little White House, Key West, Florida, 1950 March 22

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President Truman at Little White House, Key West, with Chief Justice Vinson as Vinson prepares to return to Washington, 1950 March 24

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Chief Justice Vinson at his office desk, 1950 March

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Truman party at the Little White House in Key West, Florida, 1950 April 5

  • Box 341, item 5
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Gridiron Dinner featuring Chief Justice Vinson as speaker, 1950 May 13

  • Box 341, item 7-14
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Gridiron Dinner entertainment, 1950 May 13

  • Box 341, item 15-30
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Arthur Clarendon Smith and Chief Justice Vinson at "Father of the Year" banquet held by the American Business Association at Washington, D.C. Vinson selected as "Father of the Year", 1950 June 18

  • Box 347, item 36
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Reproduction of official Supreme Court Vinson portrait, 1950 June

  • Box 347, item 1
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Portrait of the Chief Justice Vinson, 1950 September

  • Box 341, item 31
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Vinson, center, with two unidentified men, 1950 September

  • Box 341, item 32
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Chief Justice Vinson, judicial portrait, 1950 September

  • Box 341, item 33-36
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Chief Justice Vinson portrait, seated in suit, 1950 September

  • Box 341, item 37-28
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Chief Justice Vinson behind desk with papers, 1950 September

  • Box 341, item 39-40
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Chief Justice Vinson, judicial portrait A, 1950 September

  • Box 341, item 41
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Dinner hosted by Representative Frank W. Boykin. Left to right: Rep. John W. McCormack, Congressman Boykin, Vinson, Sam Rayburn and Alben Barkley. Inscription by Boykin: "Mr. Chief Justice Vinson, you are a great American and we all love you", 1950

  • Box 347, item 12
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Chief Justice Vinson in judicial robes, 1950

  • Box 349, item 7
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Vinson in academic attire, taken by Kossuth. Photograph enclosed in folder, 1950

  • Box 349, item 13
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Chief Justice Vinson and unidentified man at table, 1950

  • Box 350, item 6
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"Hog Killin' Party", Warrenton, Virginia. Left to right: Charles N. Murchison, Capital Airlines; Ambassador from France; Chief Justice Vinson; T.J. Wood; Robert Lusk, Benton and Bowles; Charles A. Halleck of Indiana, Minority Leader, House of Representatives, J.W. Fulbright, Senator from Arkansas; Freeman Daniels, Barrister, New York City, 1951 February 17

  • Box 341, item 46
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Ruth McCormick Miller's dinner for Dean Manion of Notre Dame. Left to right: Justice Harold H. Burton, Justice Sherman Minton, Dean Manion, and Chief Justice Vinson, 1951 February 20

  • Box 341, item 55
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Chairman Ramspeck's swearing-in ceremony at the Civil Service Commission. Left to right: Randolph Jennings, Speaker Rayburn, Justice Burton, Robert Ramspeck, and Chief Justice Vinson, 1951 March 16

  • Box 341, item 56
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President Truman and Chief Justice Vinson at opening baseball game, Griffith Stadium, 1951 April 20

  • Box 341, item 57
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Chief Justice Vinson and John Noble Page behind Vinson's office desk, 1951 Spring

  • Box 341, item 58
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Dinner given to Chief Justice Vinson by law clerks. Front row, left to right: David Feller, Willard Pedrick, Chief Justice, Karl Price, Francis Allen, Lawrence Ebb. Second row, left to right: Ike Groner, Art Seder, Newton Minow, Murray Schwartz, Wilbur Lester, and Howard Trienens, 1951 June 5

  • Box 341, item 62
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Photo album of "Fred M. Vinson Day", given by Colonel Joseph Harvey Long, 1951 July 11

Page 1 of 13, title page

  • Box 343, item 5
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Page 2 of 13, Fred M. Vinson and others next to monument commemorating his birthplace in Louisa, Kentucky

  • Box 343, item 6
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Page 3 of 13, large crowd in outdoor setting

  • Box 343, item 7
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Page 4 of 13, Vinson with three unidentified men

  • Box 343, item 8
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Page 5 of 13, Vinson at speaker's podium. Shot 1

  • Box 343, item 9
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Page 6 of 13, Vinson at speaker's podium. Shot 2

  • Box 343, item 10
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Page 7 of 13, Vinson with second group beside monument commemorating his birthplace in Louisa, Kentucky

  • Box 343, item 11
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Page 8 of 13, group stands outdoors during ceremonies

  • Box 343, item 12
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Page 9 of 13, parked wagon with bunting for special guests and speaker's podium

  • Box 343, item 13
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Page 10 of 13, Associate Justice Stanley Reed speaks while Chief Justice Vinson sits behind him

  • Box 343, item 14
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Page 11 of 13, Chief Justice Vinson walks to speaker's podium.

  • Box 343, item 15
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Page 12 of 13, crowd gathers at decorated building

  • Box 343, item 16
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Page 13 of 13, Vinson souvenir plates on display in shop window

  • Box 343, item 17
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Fred M. Vinson at Vinson Day celebration, 1951 July 11

  • Box 348, item 1
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Vinson Day chef, 1951 July 11

  • Box 348, item 6
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Fred and Roberta Vinson at Vinson Day celebration, 1951 July 11

  • Box 348, item 7
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Crowd at Fred M. Vinson Day, Louisa, Kentucky, 1951 July 11

  • Box 341, item 67
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Associate Justice Stanley Reed speaks at podium under tent, with Chief Justice Vinson and others seated behind him, 1951 July 11

  • Box 341, item 65
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Chief Justice Vinson and others at the Birthplace of Fred M. Vinson Monument during Fred M. Vinson Day, Louisa, Kentucky, 1951 July 11

  • Box 341, item 68
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Robert W. Vinson and Bela Kornitzer beside outdoor monument commemorating birthplace of Fred M. Vinson in Louisa, Kentucky, 1951 July 11

  • Box 341, item 69-70
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Participants in Vinson Day parade, 1951 July 11

  • Box 348, item 4
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Vinson Day chef, 1951 July 11

  • Box 348, item 5
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Participant in Vinson Day parade, 1951 July 11

  • Box 348, item 3
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Fred and Roberta Vinson at Vinson Day celebration, 1951 July 11

  • Box 348, item 20-21
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Baseball game at Griffith Stadium. Front row, left to right: James R. Vinson, Chief Justice Vinson, President Truman, and Clark Griffith, 1951 September 1

  • Box 341, item 63
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74th annual American Bar Association Dinner, Waldorf Astoria, 1951 September 9

  • Box 349, item 3
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Two unidentified men, 1951

  • Box 341, item 42
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Three unidentified men, center, 1951

  • Box 341, item 43
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Three unidentified men, center, 1951

  • Box 341, item 44
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Unidentified boy sits on and holds hog, 1951

  • Box 341, item 45
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Hunter holds trophy head by antlers, 1951

  • Box 341, item 47
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Trophy head displayed with two rifles hanging in antlers, 1951

  • Box 341, item 48
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Hunter posed behind trophy head with two rifles hanging in antlers, 1951

  • Box 341, item 49
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Hunter and child posed behind trophy head with two rifles hanging in antlers, 1951

  • Box 341, item 50
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Hunter holds trophy head by antlers with child in foreground, 1951

  • Box 341, item 51
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Hunter stands as child sits on trophy head, 1951

  • Box 341, item 52
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Hunter and two children hold trophy head by antlers, 1951

  • Box 341, item 53
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Chief Justice Vinson seated with others, 1951

  • Box 341, item 54
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Chief Justice Vinson, front row of dais above crowd, 1951

  • Box 341, item 59-60
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Speaker at microphones on front row of dais, 1951

  • Box 341, item 61
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Chief Justice Vinson, center, and Justice Clark, right of Vinson among crowd at outdoor event, 1951

  • Box 341, item 64
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Crowd stands in front row of chairs at outdoor event, 1951

  • Box 341, item 66
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Chief Justice Vinson, fourth from left, 1951

  • Box 342, item 1
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Chief Justice Vinson in judicial robe enclosed in folder, 1951

  • Box 350, item 1
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Members of the Supreme Court, negative and print, 1951

  • Box 350, item 35
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Members of the Supreme Court, negative and print. Signed by all justices, 1951

  • Box 350, item 36
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Members of Supreme Court. Signed by all justices, 1951

  • Box 350, item 37
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Guests at Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick Dinner. Left to right: Unidentified man, John Russell Young, Doctor Edward P. Thomas, Edgar Morris, Chief Justice Vinson, James F. Byrnes, A.O. Stanley, Irish Ambassador Hearne, Arthur Phelan, and A.O. Stanley Jr., 1952 March 17

  • Box 342, item 2
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Opening baseball game at Griffith Stadium. Left to right: Alben Barkley, Vinson, General Vaughan, President Truman, Matthew Connelly, and Clark Griffith, 1952 April 15

  • Box 347, item 15
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US Attorney's Dinner, Shoreham Hotel. Chief Justice Vinson fourth from right, 1952 June 11

  • Box 342, item 8
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View of Supreme Court building from the Dome of the Capital, photographed by Randolph Routt, 1952 June

  • Box 350, item 30
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Portrait of Fred Vinson. Enclosed in folder, 1952 October 1

  • Box 350, item 2
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President Truman signs baseball at his box at Griffith Stadium. Chief Justice Vinson sits to the left of the President., 1952

  • Box 342, item 3
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President Truman throws baseball at Griffith Stadium. Chief Justice Vinson stands left of the President in the President's Box, 1952

  • Box 342, item 4
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Chief Justice Vinson between opposing team players as they determine first team at bat, Griffith Stadium, 1952

  • Box 342, item 5-6
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Chief Justice Vinson, fifth from left, 1952

  • Box 342, item 7
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Chief Justice Vinson, judicial portrait, 1952

  • Box 342, item 9-11
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Chief Justice Vinson in business suit, 1952

  • Box 342, item 12-15
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Chief Justice Vinson swears in unidentified man, 1952

  • Box 342, item 16-17
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Chief Justice Vinson in judicial robe, by photographer Leon Perskie, 1952

  • Box 350, item 19
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Chief Justice Vinson with President Eisenhower and members of the Court, 1953 February 6

  • Box 342, item 18
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Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick Dinner. Left to right: Fred Vinson Jr., Chief Justice Vinson, and Joe Tumulty, Jr., 1953 March 17

  • Box 342, item 19
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Friendly Sons of Saint Patrick Dinner. Congressman John Dempsey, left, and Chief Justice Vinson, right, 1953 March 17

  • Box 342, item 20
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Chief Justice Vinson at Griffith Stadium for opening baseball game, 1953 April 16

  • Box 342, item 21
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Cabinet dinner for President Truman., 1953 June 23

  • Box 342, item 22
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Vinson kisses Mimi Clark at her wedding, 1953 August 7

  • Box 350, item 9
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Chief Justice Vinson, center, 1953

  • Box 342, item 23
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Chief Justice Vinson, center, with five unidentified men in outdoor setting, 1953

  • Box 342, item 24
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Chief Justice Vinson in outdoor setting, 1953

  • Box 342, item 25-26
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Fred M. Vinson, undated

  • Box 337, item 7
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Vinson, right, discusses document with two others, undated

  • Box 337, item 13
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Vinson being sworn in, undated

  • Box 337, item 23
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Fred M. Vinson portrait, undated

  • Box 337, item 27
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Vinson swearing in Judge William P. Cole Jr., undated

  • Box 337, item 29
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Portrait of unidentified woman, undated

  • Box 337, item 30
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Justice Justin Miller, US Court of Appeals for District of Columbia. Inscribed, undated

  • Box 337, item 31
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Fred M. Vinson, close-up portrait, undated

  • Box 337, item 32
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Men at center of large group pass trophy between themselves, undated

  • Box 338, item 33-34
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Chief Justice Vinson signs autograph for small boy, undated

  • Box 339, item 52
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Chief Justice Vinson, left, with Josephus Daniels, right, and another man seated at railroad dining car table, undated

  • Box 339, item 60
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Chief Justice Vinson in handshake, undated

  • Box 340, item 20
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Unidentified event, 26 stereographic cards, undated

  • Box 344, item 1-21
  • Box 345, item 1-5
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Lowell Mason's Annual Baseball Outing, 30 stereographic cards, undated

  • Box 345, item 6-20
  • Box 346, item 1-15
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Vinson's graduating class at Old Centre Law School. Left to right: Frederick Ireland, Shannon Hess, Floyd J. Haswell, Vinson, William Michael Duffy, William Varn Ellis, Alexander Foster, Jr., Thomas W. Vinson, and Charles Frederick See, undated

  • Box 347, item 6
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Portrait of unidentified man, undated

  • Box 347, item 16
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Inscribed: "For Fred M. Vinson from his friend Franklin D. Roosevelt", undated

  • Box 347, item 17
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Truman Cabinet in emergency session, undated

  • Box 347, item 28-30
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Members of the House Ways and Means Committee stand with R.L. Doughton. Left to right: first 3 men, unidentified; Thomas Cocochran; Frank Crowther; Allen Treadway; Vinson; Thomas Cullen; Jere Cooper; Pat Harrison; and Doughton, undated

  • Box 348, item 10
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Vinson and other members of Congress at the Annual Democratic-Republican Baseball Game, undated

  • Box 348, item 11
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Sam Rayburn. Inscribed: "For Fred Vinson with the affectionate regards of his grateful friend", undated

  • Box 348, item 15
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Vinson in baseball uniform with congressional team, undated

  • Box 348, item 16
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Chief Justice Vinson, Senator John Sparkman, and Vice President Barkley, undated

  • Box 348, item 17
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Harry Truman at his desk. Inscribed, undated

  • Box 349, item 5
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Portrait of Vinson, enclosed in frame mat. Credited to The New York Times Studios, undated

  • Box 350, item 10
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John W. McCormack. Inscribed: "To my good friend, Fred, Fred Vinson from John McCormack", undated

  • Box 350, item 14
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Portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt, enclosed in frame mat, undated

  • Box 350, item 24
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Portrait of Harry S. Truman, enclosed in frame mat, undated

  • Box 350, item 25
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Portrait of Winston Churchill, enclosed in frame mat, undated

  • Box 350, item 27
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LIFE magazine photograph by photographer James Whitmore, undated

  • Box 350, item 28-29
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Secretary of the Treasury Vinson by photographer Leo Rosenthal, undated

  • Box 350, item 32-33
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Fred M. Vinson with unidentified women, undated

  • Box 348, item 2
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Memorabilia, 1925-1953, undated

Scope and Contents

This series consists of documents, political cartoons, artwork, textiles, plaques, and other three-dimensional objects documenting Vinson's career in the three branches of federal government.

Arranged into six sub-series: Artwork, Commemorative documents, Political cartoons, Prints and posters, Textiles, and Three-dimensional objects.

Artwork

Scope and Contents

Arranged alphabetically by title.

Etching and trial proof of Chief Justice Vinson by Oscar Stoessel, 1949-1951

  • Box 351, folder 9
  • Box 352, folder 4
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Painting from Consular General of Costa Rica to Vinson, 1947 December 5

  • Folder OS2
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Painting that appeared in Bela Kornitzer's "American Fathers and Sons". Signed by Irving Sussman, 1953

  • Item 72m2
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Pencil drawing of Vinson, 1944 January 7

  • Box 351, folder 10
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Pencil drawing of Vinson smoking pipe, undated

  • Box 352, folder 3
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Watercolor of Vinson as the Director of Economic Stabilization. Painted and signed by Ernest Hamlin Baker, 1943-1944

  • Box 351, folder 10
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Watercolor of Vinson dining, in frame mat, undated

  • Folder OS3, item 2
  • Box 352, folder 7
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Watercolor and print of Vinson, 1950?

  • Folder OS3, item 1
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Watercolor of Vinson painted by Ben Marshall. Includes multiple signatures, 1946

  • Box 351, folder 11
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Commemorative documents

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Arranged alphabetically by title.

Admittance, honorary, to the Samoa Bar Association, 1945 August 26

  • Box 351, folder 8
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Admittance to the Bar Association of the District of Columbia, 1938 May 12

  • Box 351, folder 8
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Admittance to the Supreme Court Bar, 1936 March 30

  • Box 352, folder 1
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Ambassador Club Award by RA Damon, president of TransWorld Airlines. Signed by RA Damon, 1952-10-12T00:00:00+00:00

  • Box 351, folder 10
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Appointment of Vinson as Associate Justice to the Court of Appeals to the District of Columbia. Signed by President Roosevelt, 1937 December

  • Box 352, folder 1
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Appointment of Vinson as Chairman of the Commission for the Commemoration of the 175th Anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Signed by President Truman and Dean Acheson, 1951 May 17

  • Box 358, folder 1
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Appointment of Vinson as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Signed by President Truman, 1946 June

  • Box 352, folder 4
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Appointment of Vinson as Director of the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion. Signed by President Roosevelt, 1945 April

  • Box 352, folder 6
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Appointment of Vinson as Federal Loan Administrator. Signed by President Roosevelt, 1945 March

  • Box 352, folder 6
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Appointment of Vinson as Secretary of the Treasury. Signed by President Truman, 1945 July

  • Box 352, folder 4
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Appointment of Vinson as US Governor of the International Monetary Fund for Reconstruction and Development. Signed by President Truman and James Byrnes, 1946 February 7

  • Box 352, folder 5
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Appointment of Vinson as the Vice Chairman of the United States delegation to the Bretton Woods Conference. Signed Cordell Hull, 1944 June 28

  • Box 351, folder 10
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Appointment of Vinson to Washington and Lee University Bi-centennial Commission. Signed by Dean Acheson and Truman, 1949 April 19

  • Box 358, folder 1
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Award from the "Post Mortem Club", 1953 January 27

  • Box 351, folder 9
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Calling card and envelope of Vinson for the International Monetary Fund, undated

  • Box 348, item 22
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Certificate from the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, 1946 September 5

  • Box 352, folder 1
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Congressional Varsity Award for the Annual Democratic-Republican Baseball Game. Signed by Sam Rayburn and Kenneth D. McSelben, 1949 June 3

  • Box 351, folder 8
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Honorary diploma from Bethany College, undated

  • Box 358, folder 2
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Honorary diploma from Centre College, 1938 June 6

  • Box 358, folder 2
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Honorary diploma from Dickinson College, undated

  • Box 358, folder 2
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Honorary diploma from Missouri College of Hunting and Fishing, 1948 October 28

  • Box 352, folder 2
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Honorary diploma from Princeton University, undated

  • Box 358, folder 2
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Honorary diploma from University of Kentucky, 1938, 1944

  • Box 358, folder 2
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Honorary diploma from Washington and Lee University, 1947 June 6

  • Box 358, folder 2
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Key to My Old Kentucky Home from the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. Signed by JT Watkins and Dewey Daniels, 1950 February 28

  • Box 351, folder 8
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Key to My Old Kentucky Home from the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. Signed by JT Watkins and Dewey Daniels, 1953 April 28

  • Box 351, folder 8
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Membership to the Imperial Council of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine for North America (the Shriners), 1925 May 22

  • Box 351, folder 12
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Prayer of US Senate Chaplin at the swearing-in ceremony of Vinson as Chief Justice, 1946 June 24

  • Box 352, folder 7
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Proclamation of Day of Prayer on May 13, 1945 by President Truman. Inscribed by President Truman, 1945 December 25

  • Box 352, folder 7
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The Silver Tongue Award from the Russell Young School of Expression, 1945 November 12

  • Box 351, folder 11
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Souvenir poster and envelope from Susie Carter, 1950 August 2

  • Box 358, folder 1
  • Folder OS3, item 4
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Statement of confidence in Vinson by President Truman for his work with the International Monetary Fund. Signed by Dean Acheson and Truman, 1945 December 20

  • Box 351, folder 12
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Political cartoons

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Arranged alphabetically by title.

"Brow Beaten", by Joseph, Louisville Courier-Journal, 1948 March

  • Box 351, folder 2
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Byrnes and Vinson, as director of Economic Stabilization, by Jim Berryman. Inscribed Berryman, Washington Evening Star, 1943

  • Box 351, folder 5
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Byrnes and Vinson, as he assumes the post of War Mobilization Director, by CK Berryman, Washington Evening Star. Inscribed by Berryman, 1945 April 4

  • Box 351, folder 7
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Byrnes and Vinson respond to threatened railroad strike, by Jim Berryman, Washington Evening Star. Inscribed by Berryman, 1944

  • Box 351, folder 6
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"Buy Victory Bonds", by Jim Berryman, undated

  • Box 351, folder 1
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"The Cabinet meets to discuss sending an ambassador to Mars", by CK Berryman. Inscribed by Berryman, 1945 August 9

  • Box 352, folder 2
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Caricature of Vinson, by Joseph, Louisville Courier-Journal, undated

  • Box 352, folder 5
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"The Daisy Chain", by Jim Berryman, undated

  • Box 351, folder 1
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"Everything That Goes Up to Come Down", by CK Berryman, Washington Evening Star, 1947 March 8

  • Box 351, folder 2
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FDR and his Cabinet, by CK Berryman, Washington Evening Star. Inscribed by Berryman, 1944 April 9

  • Box 351, folder 6
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FDR and Vinson as engineer. Signed by Jim Berryman, Washington Evening Star, 1944

  • Box 351, folder 6
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FDR, Vinson, Davis, and James Byrnes, by Jim Berryman, Washington Evening Star, undated

  • Box 351, folder 6
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"The Greater Loyalty", by Alexander, Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, about Vinson and the United Mine Workers, 1947 March 7

  • Box 351, folder 2
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"Moth Holes, Senator--Just Moth Holes", by Bill Eddy, regarding congressional investigation of the military, 1945

  • Box 351, folder 4
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"Sometimes I feel McGinnis exaggerates this submarine menace" by Bill Eddy, regarding the German submarine threat, 1943

  • Box 351, folder 4
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"Springtime in Washington – High Tribunal", by Alexander, Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, 1952 May

  • Box 351, folder 3
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"They'll Do It Every Time", by Jimmy Hatlo, King Features Syndicate, Inc., 1947

  • Box 351, folder 2
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Truman and Vinson respond to railroad strike, by Jim Berryman, Washington Evening Star. Inscribed by Berryman, 1946

  • Box 351, folder 4
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Truman, Vinson, and Alben Barkley, by Jim Berryman, Washington Evening Star. Inscribed by Berryman, undated

  • Box 351, folder 7
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Vinson and Henry Morgenthau, Jr. when Vinson was appointed Secretary of the Treasury, by CK Berryman, Washington Evening Star. Inscribed by Berryman, 1945 July 8

  • Box 351, folder 5
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Vinson as Chief Justice and Barkley as Vice President, by GB Crockett, Washington Star, 1951 June 5

  • Box 351, folder 3
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Vinson as economic stabilizer, by Joseph, Louisville Courier-Journal, 1943

  • Box 351, folder 4
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Vinson lectures associate justices, by CK Berryman, Washington Evening Star, 1946 October 6

  • Box 351, folder 1
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Vinson, Louisa, Kentucky, and West Virginia. , by Irvin Dugan, Herald Advertiser, Huntington, West Virginia, 1951 September 1

  • Box 351, folder 1
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"Vinson Tour of Historic Points in Washington DC", by Jim Berryman, Washington Evening Star. Inscribed by Berryman, 1946

  • Box 351, folder 7
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Vinson, Williams, and Henry Wallace, by CK Berryman, Washington Evening Star. Inscribed by Berryman, 1945 March

  • Box 351, folder 5
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Vinson's nomination to become Chief Justice by President Truman, by Jim Berryman, Washington Evening Star. Inscribed by Berryman, 1946

  • Box 351, folder 7
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Watson-Dodd-Lovett Salary Claim, by CK Berryman, Washington Evening Star, 1947 April 3

  • Box 351, folder 3
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Prints and posters

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Arranged alphabetically by title.

Chief Justice Vinson, by Leon A. Perskie, 1949 January

  • Box 351, folder 9
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Edward Douglas White, former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, undated

  • Box 352, folder 3
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Financial agreement between France and the US. Signed by Vinson and Lord Halifax, Britain's ambassador to Washington, 1945 December 6

  • Box 352, folder 3
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Financial agreement between France and the US. Signed by Vinson, William L. Clayton, Leon Blum, and Jean Monet, 1946-05-28T00:00:00+00:00

  • Folder OS3, item 3
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Profiles from "Hog Killin's" at North Rock Warrenton, Virginia. Signed by Frances D. Thomas, 1951 December 25

  • Box 352, folder 2
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Supreme Court building, 1950

  • Box 351, folder 11
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Supreme Court portrait, 1951

  • Box 351, folder 11
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"Truman Nominates Vinson Chief Justice" tickertape display, undated

  • Box 352, folder 7
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Textiles

Scope and Contents

Arranged alphabetically by title.

Honorary graduation cap, undated

  • Box 356, item 2
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Honorary graduation sashes from the University of Louisville, University of Kentucky, Centre Law College, and Mercer University, undated

  • Item 1-7
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Kentucky American Legion cap, undated

  • Box 356, item 1
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Three-dimensional objects

Scope and Contents

Arranged alphabetically by title.

Desk nameplate from the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, 1938

  • Box 354, item 1
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Plaque, the Cardozo Memorial Award, from Tau Epsilon Rho Law Fraternity, 1948

  • Box 357, item 1
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Plaque with gavel attached, from the House of Representatives, 1938

  • Box 355, item 1
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Pocket Bible, Science and health with key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy. Inscribed: "Presented to Fred M. Vinson, 9th Co. 159 DB", undated

  • Box 348, item 24
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Pocket New Testament Psalms. Inscribed by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lebold, undated

  • Box 348, item 23
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Vinson signature stamps, undated

  • Box 362, item 1-6
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