Box 682.003
Contains 24 Results:
"Amerasia" Case - Newspaper Clippings
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
H.R. 430 (Dondero) - Espionage Investigation in "Amerasia" Case
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
"Amerasia" Case - Various Documents and Clippings (1 of 2)
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
"Amerasia" Case - Various Documents and Clippings (2 of 2)
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
"Amerasia" Case - Congressional Record, v. 96, nos. 101 and 109
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
Correspondence - "Amerasia" Case (Dondero), 1949-1950
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
American Bar Association, 1949-1950
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
American Bar Association - Judge Stephens Committee
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
American Bar Association - "Special Committee" - General, 1942-1945
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
American Bar Association - "Special Committee" - General, 1946-1948
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
American Bar Association - "Special Committee" (Judge Laws Committee)
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
"I Am An American" Day Resolution and Letter
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
H.R. 7990 - Incorporating the American Society of International Law
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
American World Intelligence, 1949-1950
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
The American Creed
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
Anniston
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
Anniston Ordnance Depot, 1949-1950
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
Anniston Sewage Disposal Plant
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
Anti-Labor
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
Anti-Lynching - Bills, Reports, etc..
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
Anti-Lynching - Old Newspaper Clippings
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
Anti-Lynching - Documents, Magazines, etc.
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
Anti-Lynching Speeches, Memoranda
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.
Anti-Lynching - Correspondence
This series contains correspondence to and from Hobbs' friends and constituents. The bulk of this series is from his terms as a U.S. Congressman (1935-1951) and is arranged roughly in alphabetical order by subject.