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Series 16. Clippings [boxes 121-123], 1946/1956 Box 121, Box 122, Box 123
Series 18. Senator's Voting Record, 80th-84th Congresses [boxes 130-132], 1947/1956 Box 130, Box 131, Box 132
Series 1. Political File [boxes 1-6], 1946/1952 Box 1, Box 2, Box 3, Box 4, Box 5, Box 6
Series 20. Scrapbooks [boxes 134-145], 1941/1954 Box 134, Box 135, Box 136, Box 137, Box 138, Box 139, Box 140, Box 141, Box 142, Box 143, Box 144, Box 145
Series 4. Legislative Files (Topical) [boxes 18-60], 1944/1955 Box 18, Box 19, Box 20, Box 21, Box 22, Box 23, Box 24, Box 25, Box 26, Box 27, Box 28, Box 29, Box 30, Box 31, Box 32, Box 33, Box 34, Box 35, Box 36, Box 37, Box 38, Box 39, Box 40, Box 41, Box 42, Box 43, Box 44, Box 45, Box 46, Box 47, Box 48, Box 49, Box 50, Box 51, Box 52, Box 53, Box 54, Box 55, Box 56, Box 57, Box 58, Box 59, Box 60
Series 5. Legislative Files (Numerical) [boxes 61-69], 1949/1956 Box 61, Box 62, Box 63, Box 64, Box 65, Box 66, Box 67, Box 68, Box 69
Series 6. General Correspondence [boxes 70-80], 1927/1953 Box 70, Box 71, Box 72, Box 73, Box 74, Box 75, Box 76, Box 77, Box 78, Box 79, Box 80
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