Box LG 69
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Contains 63 Results:
Judiciary, Committee on the, Immigration Policy, Legislation, 1944, 1946-1948
Topics include United States emigration and immigration law, World War II refugees, United States emigration and immigration, displaced persons, and the Nationality Act of 1940. Correspondents include Alexander Wiley and the Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Immigration Policy, Legislation, 1944, 1946-1948
Topics include United States emigration and immigration law, World War II refugees, United States emigration and immigration, displaced persons, and the Nationality Act of 1940. Correspondents include Alexander Wiley and the Citizens Committee on Displaced Persons.
Judiciary, Committee on the, James and Phelps Construction Company, 1948
May-June, Topics include James and Phelps Construction Company. Correspondents include Guy H. James and the Guy H. James Construction Company.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Judicial Code Amendment Regarding Indian Claims Commission Abolishment, 1948
April-May, Topics include United States Indian Claims Commission and Indians of North America claims. Correspondents include N. B. Johnson, National Congress of American Indians, and the All Pueblo Council.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Judicial Code and Judiciary Revision,, 1948
January-April, Topics include the United States Tax Court Accountants. Correspondents include the American Institute of Accountants.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Juries, 1947
June, Correspondents include Bower Broaddus and Edgar S. Vaught.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Kelly, Mary E., 1947
January-February, Topics include Mary E. Kelly.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Kirschke, Ebbie, 1948
February, Topics include Ebbie Kirschke.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Lands and Resources Beneath State Navigable Waters, 1948
January-March, Topics include petroleum in submerged lands and submerged lands. Correspondents include Wirt Franklin.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Legislative suggestions, 1947-1948
Topics include United States Tax Court, Afro-Americans, and Liberia. Correspondents include the Oklahoma Bar Association (1939-) and the Universal African Nationalist Movement.