Box LG 83
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Contains 94 Results:
Judiciary, Committee on the, Grove Petroleum Company Claim, 1948-1949
December-November, Topics include Grove Petroleum Company. Correspondents include Pat mccarran and the United States Internal Revenue Service.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Harrison, T. F., 1950
February-April, Topics include T. F. Harrison. Correspondents include Pat mccarran and Tom Steed.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Hicks, W. E., 1949-1950
July-November, Correspondents include Pat mccarran, United States Bureau of Employees' Compensation, United States Postmaster General, and W. E. Hicks.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Hori, Noriko (Julietta Hori) and Francis Fay Willie, 1950
March-December, Topics include Jullietta Hori, Noriko Hori, and Francis Fay Willie. Correspondents include Pat mccarran.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Huffman, C. E., 1949
September, Topics include C. E. Huffman.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Hughes, Blaine W., 1950
January, Topics include Blaine W. Hughes.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Hunter, Winifred A., 1950
June-August, Topics include Winifred A. Hunter.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Immigrant Foreign Farm Labor Admission, Immigrant Naturalization, and Immigration Quota Increase for Greeks, 1949-1950
January-June, Topics include emigration and immigration law in the United States and the Judd Bill. Correspondents include the ACT NOW Committee and the Committee for Equality in Naturalization.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Immigrant Foreign Farm Labor Admission, Immigrant Naturalization, and Immigration Quota Increase for Greeks, 1949-1950
January-June, Topics include emigration and immigration law in the United States and the Judd Bill. Correspondents include the ACT NOW Committee and the Committee for Equality in Naturalization.
Judiciary, Committee on the, Immigrant Foreign Farm Labor Admission, Immigrant Naturalization, and Immigration Quota Increase for Greeks, 1949-1950
January-June, Topics include emigration and immigration law in the United States and the Judd Bill. Correspondents include the ACT NOW Committee and the Committee for Equality in Naturalization.