It had been more than 70 years since a Connecticut governor who was voted out of office successfully won it back at a later
election. Beginning in 1938, Raymond Baldwin ran for the office in four consecutive elections and won three of them.
Although his ancestors had lived in Connecticut for many years, Baldwin was born just across the border in Rye, New York,
the son of Lucian Earl and Sarah Emily (Tyler) Baldwin. The family moved to Middletown, Connecticut in 1901, where he attended
Central Grammar School, graduated from Middletown High School in 1912, and graduated from Wesleyan University in 1916. He
served in the US Navy during World War I, enlisting as a seaman. He was assigned to officer training school and in February
1918 was commissioned as an ensign at Annapolis. His war service was on a destroyer. Following the war, he received a law
degree from Yale in 1921. Baldwin practiced law in New Haven and Bridgeport. On June 29, 1922 he married Edith Lindholm of
Middletown, daughter of Andrew and Louisa Lindholm, a graduate of Connecticut College at New London and a teacher at Middletown
High School. They had three children. Edith died in 1970.
In 1922, Baldwin was interviewed by Republican Party chairman, J. Henry Roraback, who designated him to be Governor Templeton's
personal secretary. However, Baldwin angered the party boss by refusing to do so. He served as prosecutor of the Stratford
Town Court from 1927-1930 and judge of the Stratford Town Court from 1931-1933. In 1930 he was elected to the General Assembly;
in 1933 he became House Majority Leader and chairman of the Judiciary Committee.
When Roraback committed suicide in 1937, the Republican Party had no one who was able to replace him as the party's boss.
Baldwin collaborated with others in the party who called themselves "New Republicans" and was nominated to run for governor
as a reform candidate. His campaign was aided by the strong vote gained that year by the Socialist candidate, Jasper McLevy.
Baldwin was also helped by the Union Party, a small third party that made him its candidate for governor. This party's 3,046
votes actually gave him the margin of victory he needed to defeat the popular four-term governor, Wilbur Cross. Baldwin won
by 2,688 votes out of some 458,000 cast. He served one term and then lost his reelection bid to Robert Hurley during the nation-wide
Democratic sweep of 1940. However, two years later he challenged Hurley and was once more elected governor. He was reelected
in 1944.
As governor, Baldwin established compulsory annual audits of state and town books and was able to balance the state budget
without seeking new taxes. He tended to support the needs of Connecticut businesses and did not like the increased role of
the Federal government under the New Deal. However, he provided a more moderate approach to government than had the Republican
administrations of the 1920's.
Baldwin's accomplishments as governor were prodigious. He supported more progressive labor legislation, including an anti-injunction
bill, the redefinition of conspiracy laws, greater workers' compensation benefits, and the first comprehensive pension system
for state employees. He supported efforts to employ more workers in Connecticut and established a job-training program to
prepare workers for defense industry jobs. This program became a model for similar programs throughout the country. In 1943
he established the Inter-Racial Commission so that grievances of the state's African-American population might be heard. This
commission is believed to be the first civil rights unit of its kind in the country. He also reformed the minor court system.
Two and a half years before the US entered World War II, Baldwin reorganized the state's Military Department. He also established
the State Development Commission and the Aeronautical Development Commission, two agencies that helped convert Connecticut
industry from peacetime output to defense and war production. During the war, the State Defense Council was recognized as
one of the foremost in the country.
In 1944 Baldwin was elected to a third term. In 1945, there was a 150-day labor strike in Connecticut. Believing it threatened
national security, he used troops to stop it. During this term a state labor relations act was passed, a Connecticut Veterans
Advisory and Reemployment Commission established, and a program to help equalize educational opportunities was launched.
Baldwin had planned to retire from politics when his term ended in January of 1947, but in 1946 he was convinced by his party
to run for the US Senate. In order to gain seniority over other freshman senators, Baldwin resigned as governor on December
27, 1946 and went to Washington to fill the remaining term of Senator Francis T. Maloney, who had died in early January 1945.
The seat had been temporarily held by Admiral Thomas C. Hart, of Sharon, Connecticut. Baldwin's resignation allowed the Democratic
lieutenant governor, Wilbert Snow, to serve 13 days as governor.
Raymond Baldwin had a presence on the national Republican stage. In 1940 he was a potential running mate for Wendell Wilkie
but failed to gain the nomination. In 1944 he was spoken of as potential presidential candidate. He was the Connecticut "favorite
son" presidential candidate at the 1948 Republican National Convention.
In 1949, Baldwin resigned from the Senate to accept appointment by Democratic Governor Chester Bowles to the Connecticut Supreme
Court of Errors. He became its Chief Justice in 1959, thereby becoming only the second Connecticut person to have served as
the state's governor, US Senator, and Chief Justice (the first was Jonathan Trumbull). As Chief Justice he oversaw a major
reorganization of the state's court system. After he retired from the court in 1963, Baldwin continued to work in the justice
system as a referee.
He was the chairman of Connecticut's Constitutional Convention of 1965, which rewrote the state's Constitution to conform
to the US Supreme Court's one-man, one-vote ruling. Baldwin was a member of the Connecticut State Library Committee and its
successor, the State Library Board, from 1957-1982 and served as its chair for many years. In tribute to his service, the
board renamed the State Library's museum the Raymond E. Baldwin Museum of Connecticut History in 1983. The Baldwin Bridge
that carries the Connecticut Turnpike (Rt. 95) from Old Lyme to Old Saybrook is also named for him. Baldwin was the first
governor to use the Governor's Mansion located on Prospect Avenue in Hartford. Two homes he once owned, one in Stratford and
one in Middletown, are in private hands.
Baldwin, Raymond E. Let's Go Into Politics. New York: Macmillan, 1952 [CSL call number JF 2051 .B24].
Johnson, Curtiss S. Raymond E. Baldwin: Connecticut Statesman. Chester, Conn.: Pequot Press, 1972 [CSL call number F 100 .B3 J6].
Sobel, Robert and John Raimo. Biographical Directory of the Governors of the United States, 1789-1978. Westport, Conn.: Meckler Books, 1978 [CSL call number GIS Ref E 176 .B573].
Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin's records are correspondence and subject files related to state agencies, commissions, legislative
bills, and appointments among other topics. Also included are war orders.
Series 1. Correspondence.
Series 2. Subject Files.
Series 3. War Orders.
Series 4. Committee to Study the Medical and Hospital Service at the Connecticut Veterans Home and Hospital.
These records are stored at an off-site facility and therefore may not be available on a same-day basis.
RG 005:27, Records of the Governor, Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin, 1939-1941.
RG 006:38, Records of the Secretary of the State: Constitutional Convention of 1965.
RG 012, Records of the Connecticut State Library.
RG 040, Records of the Post-War Planning Board, 1943-1945.
RG 049, Records of the Veterans Advisory Commission, 1943-1949.
RG 050, Records of the State War Council, 1940-1945.
RG 069:10, Papers of Raymond E. Baldwin, 1938-1977. Includes records and manuscripts from his gubernatorial term up through
his term as Supreme Court Justice and scrapbooks covering his entire career. Hundreds of photographs from the Baldwin family
are housed with the Pictorial Archives.
Baldwin, Raymond E. (Raymond Earl), 1893-1986
Baldwin, Raymond E. (Raymond Earl), 1893-1986 -- Archives
Connecticut. Office of the Governor -- Archives
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Acceptance Speech, Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford, Republican State Convention, 1946 September 10 |
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African Dance Festival, Carnegie Hall , 1945 April 6 |
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American Legion Convention, Hotel Bond, Hartford, not used, 1946 August 16 |
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Armistice Day celebration, State Capitol, 1946 November 11 |
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"Bills before the general Assembly", radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 May 21 |
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Birthday celebration of Republic of China, Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford, 1944 October 10 |
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Board of New England Tax Officials, Hotel Bond, Hartford, 1946 October 3 |
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Budget, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 February 19 |
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California State Chamber of Commerce, 1946 December 4 |
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Choate School 15th Anniversary, Wallingford, Connecticut, 1946 September 27 |
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Closing days of the General Assembly, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 June 11 |
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Commencement Day, Greenwich Academy, 1945 June 2 |
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Commencement Exercises, St. Joseph's College, West Hartford, 1945 June 8 |
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Connecticut Cancer Society Drive, radio address, WDRC, Hartford, 1945 April 12 |
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Connecticut Cancer Society Fund, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1946 April 1 |
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Connecticut Federation of Labor, Hotel Bond, Hartford, 1946 September 5 |
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Connecticut Forum of Air 2nd Anniversary, recorded and broadcast, 1945 July 23 |
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Connecticut Labor Relations Act, 1945 March 26 |
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Connecticut Manufacturer's Association, Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford, 1946 October 30 |
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Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., Community Chest Drive, 1946 October 14 |
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Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., Hartford, 1946 June 21 |
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Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co., Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1946 June 26 |
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Connecticut Prison Association, Annual Luncheon, St. Joseph's College , 1945 March 21 |
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Connecticut Program for Veterans , radio address, WDRC, WBRY, WELI, WNLC, 6:30 p.m., 1946 April 10 |
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Connecticut State Bankers Association, Hotel Taft, New Haven, 1946 January 17 |
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Connecticut State Employees Association, Hotel Bond, Hartford, 1946 October 6 |
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Connecticut State Grange, Hotel Bond, Hartford, 1945 January 10 |
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Connecticut State Medical Society, Annual Meeting, Hartford Club, Dr. Osborn read the speech, 1946 May 2 |
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Connecticut State Nurses Association, Hotel Bond, Hartford, 1946 October 23 |
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Connecticut State Society Dinner, Hotel Statler, Washington, D.C., 1946 February 6 |
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Connecticut's War Program, War Council, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 April 16 |
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Convocation, Board of Education, State Teachers" College, New Britain, Connecticut, 1946 October 19 |
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Courts, Infantile paralysis drives, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 January 15 |
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Darien's Women Republican Club, Darien High School, Darien, Connecticut, 1946 September 18 |
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Demobilization Ceremony, 1945 June 16 |
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Factory Valley, New Haven Clock Company, New Haven, 1946 October 31 |
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"Farm Safety Week", "UFC", radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1946 July 22 |
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Fire prevention, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1946 April 8 |
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Fire prevention, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1946 May 1 |
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"Food" talk, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1946 March 25 |
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"Founders" Day", Lincoln, Nebraska, 1946 February 12 |
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Gasoline and man power, radio address, WTIC, WICC, WELI, 7:30 p.m., 1943 June 5 |
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Hartford County Republican Women Lunch, Hotel Bond, Hartford, 1946 October 9 |
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Highways, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 March 5 |
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Housing, New Haven Junior Chamber of Commerce, radio address, WNHC, 1946 March 11 |
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Infantile March of Dimes Drive, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1946 January 14 |
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Infantry Show, Bulkely Stadium, Hartford, 1945 June 19 |
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Inter-racial Scholarship Award, House of Representatives, 1945 June 19 |
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Latin America, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 April 9 |
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Legislative matters, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 May 7 |
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Legislative program, General Assembly, radio program, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 April 30 |
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Litchfield County Emergency Famine, Torrington, Connecticut, 1946 April 29 |
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Middlesex County Republican Women, Pease House, Saybrook, 1946 October 17 |
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"Neal Moylan", radio address, WTHT, 1945 November 2 |
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National Council of Jewish Women, Avery Memorial, radio forum, 1946 October 9 |
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National Maritime Day Celebration, Fort Trumbull, New London, 1945 May 22 |
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National Retail Dry goods Association, Hotel Pennsylvania, 1945 January 11 |
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National Tool and Die Manufacturers" Association, Hotel Bond, Hartford, 1946 January 25 |
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"Nationwide RR Strike", radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1946 May 24 |
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Navy Day, Hartford, 1946 October 26 |
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New Haven League of Women Voters, Hotel Taft, New Haven, 1946 October 28 |
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New Haven Women Republican Dinner, Hotel Taft, New Haven, 1946 September 16 |
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Newington Home for Crippled Children, 1946 October 17 |
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"New London Safety Award", radio address, WNLC, New London, 1946 July 11 |
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The Norwalk Forum, 1946 October 16 |
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Old Farms Convalescent Hospital, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 November 24 |
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"One World Dinner", Hotel Astor, New York, 1945 February 18 |
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Outline of Government, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 April 2 |
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Pan-American League, Mr. Fernando lee, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1946 April 15 |
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"Peace", radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 April 23 |
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Presentation of Navy Cross, Senate Chamber, 1945 July 11 |
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Prize Day, Kent School, 1945 May 30 |
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Rally for Colored Group, Shiloh Hall, Bridgeport, Connecticut, 1945 October 13 |
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43rd Division Reactivation, Armory, 1946 October 15 |
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Reception for Major General Wayne, Hartford, 1945 December 1 |
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"Reconversion", radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 September 10 |
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Red Cross Rally, Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford, 1945 February 1 |
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Republican candidates for general Assembly, Putnam, Connecticut, 1946 October 18 |
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Republican State Central Committee, Lake Compounce, Bristol, Connecticut, 1946 July 15 |
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Retail President's Conference, West Middle School, Hartford, 1946 October 16 |
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Rochambeau Day, Old State House, Hartford, 1946 September 20 |
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7th War Loan Drive, radio address, Hartford, 1945 May 14 |
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Situation in General Assembly, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 May 28 |
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Situation in General Assembly, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 June 4 |
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Situation in General Assembly, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1946 January 22 |
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Social Protection Conference, Connecticut War Council, Hartford Club, 1945 January 6 |
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Special Session of the General Assembly, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1946 April 22 |
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Special Session of the General Assembly, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1946 May 15 |
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State Highway Department 50th Anniversary, Senate Chambers, 1945 July 20 |
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Stratford Rally, 1944 October 19 |
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Tercentenary of New London, afternoon speech, 1946 April 30 |
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Traffic Safety Award Luncheon, Hartford Club, 1945 May 23 |
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United War Fund Meeting, Hartford, 1945 October 4 |
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U.S. Maritime Officers School, New London, morning, 1946 April 30 |
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Veterans, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 March 19 |
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Veterans of Foreign Wars, Hotel Taft, New Haven, 1946 October 5 |
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Victory Campaign, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 September 24 |
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WAC Medical Technicians Recruitment, 1945 March 14 |
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War Powers, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 February 26 |
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"WAVES" 3rd Anniversary, recorded broadcast, WNHC, 1945 July 25 |
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Welcome to station WNOC, recording, 1946 September 6 |
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Wildlife, Forest Parks, radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 2:45 p.m., 1946 March 2 |
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Windham County Republican Women, Shell Chateau, Willimantic, Connecticut, 1946 October 9 |
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Youth Awards Luncheon, Hotel Bond, Hartford, 1945 January 4 |
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American Legion, New Haven, Connecticut, 1946 October 19 |
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Bennett College, North Carolina, 1946 November 8 |
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Bloomfield College and Seminary, Bloomfield, New Jersey, 1946 November 25 |
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Central Baptist Church, Hartford, 1945 October 14 |
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Cheshire Academy, Cheshire, Connecticut, 1946 January 24 |
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Christ Church Forum, New York City, 1945 September 26 |
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Governors" Conference, Mackinac Island, Michigan, 1945 July 2 |
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Selective Service, State Armory, Hartford, 1946 January 21 |
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Radio address, WICC, Bridgeport, Connecticut, 1944 December 23 |
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Radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1944 October 16 |
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Radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1944 October 26 |
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Monday Nite Radio Address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 January 8 |
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Monday Evening Address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 February 5 |
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Radio address, WICC and WTIC, Hartford, 1945 February 12 |
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Radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1945 March 12 |
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Radio address, WDRC, Hartford, 1946 October 11 |
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Radio address, WDRC, Hartford, 1946 October 15 |
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Radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 4:30 p.m., 1946 October 20 |
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Radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1946 November 2 |
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Radio address, WTIC, Hartford, 1946 November 4 |
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Radio address, WDRC, Hartford, 1946 November 4 |
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Radio address, WNLC, New London, Connecticut, 1946 October 25 |
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Radio address, WSRR, Stamford, Connecticut, 1944 October 27 |
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Radio address, WSTC, Stamford, Connecticut, 1944 October 24 |
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Radio address, WSTC, Stamford, Connecticut, 1944 October 26 |
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Radio address, WWCO, Waterbury, Connecticut, 1944 October 29 |
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449 |
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Republican Campaign radio address, Torrington, 1944 November 1 |
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Republican Campaign radio address, WNLC, New London, Connecticut, 1944 November 2 |
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Republican Campaign radio address by Gov. Baldwin, WTIC, Hartford, 1944 November 5 |
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Republican Campaign radio address, Saltonstall, Edge, and Senator Austin, WNBC, 1944 November 5 |
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Address by Herbert Hoover, "The San Francisco Charter and the Progress toward Enduring Peace" |
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Address by Gov. Herbert R. O'Connor, Salisbury Rotary Club, Wicomico Hotel, 1945 August 16 |
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Address by Lt. Gov. Wilbert Snow, "To the Marines," Hall of Flags, State Capitol, 1946 August 30 |
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Address by Harold E. Stassen, Republican State Convention, Bushnell Memorial Hall, Hartford, Connecticut, 1946 September 9 |
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Adjutant General , 2 folders |
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Advisory Board on Aeronautics |
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Advisory Committee, Institute of Labor and Management Relations |
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Advisory Council for State Employees |
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Advisory Highway Commission |
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Advisory Personnel Committee |
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Aeronautics Commission |
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Aeronautics Department |
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Agricultural Experiment Station |
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Agriculture Department |
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Airport Meeting Luncheon Hartford Times - Mr. Murphy |
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Air Transport |
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Alcohol Control |
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American Academy of Political and Social Science |
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American Palestine Committee |
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American School for the Deaf |
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Apprenticeship Council |
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Appropriations |
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Arbor Day |
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Architectural Examining Board |
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Army Exhibit State Armory July 10, 11, 12, 13, 1946 |
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Athletic Commissioner |
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Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission |
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Attorney General |
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Auditing Department |
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Aviation Legislation - Governors' Conference - Correspondence with Frank Bane |
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Aviation - Meeting of January 8, 1945, Hartford, Conn. |
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Avon Old Farms School (School for Blind Veterans) |
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Banking - Credit Pools |
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Banking Department |
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Barber Examiners |
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Battleship Connecticut |
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Beach Erosion |
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Blood Plasma Bank |
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Board of Chiropractic Examiners |
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Board of Education for the Blind |
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Board of Examiners of Embalmers |
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Board of Examiners for Physiotherapy Technicians |
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Board of Examiners of Psychologists |
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Board of Natureopathic Examiners |
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Board of Osteopathic Registration and Examination |
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Board of Pardons |
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Board of Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors |
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Board of Supervision of Dams |
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Bradley Field |
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Branford Town Court Judgeship |
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Bridgeport Police Situation |
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Budget Division |
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Budget Hearings |
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Budget Message |
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Cancer Drive |
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Celebration, 102nd Inf. |
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Celebrities in Conn., List of |
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Census Bureau |
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Central Labor Council (New Haven) |
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Chamber of Commerce |
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Charter Oak Bridge |
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Child Care Center |
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Child Study Clinic |
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Chiropody Board |
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Chiropractic |
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Circus Catastrophe - Hartford July 6, 1944 |
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City Courts |
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Civil Air Patrol |
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Civilian Production Administration |
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Claims against the State of Conn. |
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Clyma, Carl [Connecticut Servicemen's Commemorative Booklet] |
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Coast Guard |
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Colchester Election to be held to Elect Someone to Succeed Judge Shugre who is resigning |
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Commentary on Newsreel "We Need Job-Makers" by Governor Baldwin and "We, the People" Program, 1945 October 21 |
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Commerce Department |
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Commission to Study the Aged and Chronically Ill |
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Commission to Study the Probate Court System |
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Commissioners of Steamship Terminals |
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Commission to Study Highway System |
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Commission to Study Human Resources in Connecticut |
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Commission to Study the Judicial System |
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Commission to Study the Need for a New Haven and West Haven Port Authority |
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Commission to Study the Organization for Peace |
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Commission, Trustees of Inebriate |
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Commissions Created by the 1943 General Assembly |
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Committee for Constitutional Government |
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Community Service Center, Bridgeport |
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Comptroller's Department |
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Compulsory Peacetime Military Training |
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Conference on Food, Hotel Roosevelt, New York , 1945 June 22 |
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Conference on State Defense |
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Congressional Representatives - Corresp. |
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Congressmen - Correspondence |
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Congressmen, Meeting with, at Hartford Club Re: Milk, Feed, Food & Fuel Situations, 1943 September 2 |
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Connecticut Council of Churches |
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Connecticut, Facts About |
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Connecticut Food Producing Committee |
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Connecticut Forum - Ralph Dellaselva Record Cut, "Reconversion" [transcript] - For Use August 27, 1945 |
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Connecticut Labor Management Commission |
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Connecticut Laundry Owners' Association |
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Connecticut Hospital Service |
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Connecticut League of Women Voters |
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Connecticut Marketing Authority |
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Connecticut Mercantile Wage Board |
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Connecticut Plan for Hospital Care |
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Connecticut Prison Association |
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Connecticut Products |
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Connecticut Public Expenditure Council |
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Connecticut Reformatory [Includes Minutes of Meetings and Superintendent's recommendations.] |
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Connecticut Safety Society |
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Connecticut Society for Crippled Children and Adults (The Workshop) |
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Connecticut State Employees' Association |
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Connecticut State Teachers' Association |
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Conservation |
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Consul Generals |
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Corn Situation |
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Council of State Government [Comprises half of the box.] |
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Council of State Governments Insurance Committee |
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Council of State Governments - State-Local Relations |
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County Agents |
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County Commissioners |
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County Homes |
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County Jails |
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County Sheriffs |
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Dairy and Food Commission |
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Danbury Election |
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Danbury Traffic Court |
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Danielson Town Court |
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Defense Council |
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Defense Council - Agriculture |
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Defense Council - Forest Fire Service |
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Defense Council - Hospital Div. |
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Defense Council - Salvage Committee |
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Defense Council - Transportation |
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Deficiency Appropriations Bill |
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Dental Commission |
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Development Commission , 4 folders |
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Development Commission American Symphony Movie |
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Development Commission Bulletins |
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Development Commission Letters to Mr. Edwards - People |
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Development Commission Zoning Matters |
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Directories |
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Domestic Animals |
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Education |
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Education Approved School |
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Education Dept. [2 folders] [Comprises half of the box.] |
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Education - Norwalk School Situation |
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Education - Post-War Planning |
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Education - Public School Building Commission |
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Education - School Equalization Matters |
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Education - Stamford School Situation |
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Electric Boat Company Strike |
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456 |
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Employees' Retirement Commission |
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Enfield Dam |
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Extradition Cases |
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Extradition - Robert W. Chambers |
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Farm Labor |
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Federal Legislation |
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Federal Legislation - Aeronautics, 2 folders |
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Federal Legislation - Food Taxes |
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Federal Legislation - Insurance |
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Federal Works Agency |
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Feed Situation |
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Finance Advisory Committee, 2 folders |
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Finance and Control |
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Finance and Control, 1943 |
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Finance and Control, 1944 |
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Finance and Control, 1945 |
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Finance and Control, 1946 |
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Fire Prevention and Control Meeting, Old Senate Chamber, State Capitol, 1946 January 14 |
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457 |
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Fiscal Problems |
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Fish and Game Dept., 1943-1944 |
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Fish and Game Dept., 1945 |
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Fish and Game Dept., 1946 |
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Fishers Island |
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Fitch's Home, Noroton |
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Flood Commission of Hartford |
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Flood Control |
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Flood Control Project, Hartford |
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Food Distribution Administration |
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Food - State Institutions |
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Foot Guard |
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Foreign Policy Association |
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Forest and Wildlife Commission |
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Forestry Dept. |
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Forfeited Rights |
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Forsberg Manufacturing Company |
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Fort Griswold - Groton Monument Association |
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Freight Rates |
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Fuel, 2 folders |
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Fuel - Motor |
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458 |
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Gasoline for State Boards and Communications |
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Gasoline Tax |
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Gasoline Motors |
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Geological & Natural History Survey |
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GI Bill of Rights |
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Government in CT, Outline of |
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[Governors" Conference] Governors (PUT FOOTNOTE in FA IN A NOTE) |
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[Governors' Conference] Conference of Executive Committee of the Governors' Conference, Hotel Statler, Washington, 1945 January 4, 7 |
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[Governors' Conference] Hartford, Conn. - Flood Control, October 22-23 |
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[Governors' Conference] Meeting of the Executive Committee |
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[Governors' Conference] Fuel-Boston, Mass., 1945 February 2 |
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[Governors' Conference] Matters to be taken up Chicago, 1945 November 16-17 |
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[Governors' Conference] Proposed Pacific Trip |
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[Governors' Conference] Hershey, Pennsylvania - Proposed Resolutions, 1944 May |
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[Governors' Conference] Chicago, Shoreland Hotel - Chicago, 1944 December |
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[Governors' Conference] Boston - Reconversion, 1945 August 20-21 |
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[Governors' Conference] Hershey, Pennsylvania - Resolutions Passed by the Governors Re: War Effort, etc, 1944 May |
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[Governors Conference] Boston - NE , 1943 December 16 |
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[Governors' Conference] Boston, Mass., 1946 April 26 |
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[Governors' Conference] Boston , 1946 November 21-22 |
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[Governors' Conference] Chicago, Illinois, 1945 November 16-17 |
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[Governors' Conference] Columbus, O. , 1943 June 19-24 |
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[Governors' Conference] Mackinac Island, Michigan, 1945 July 1-4 |
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[Governors' Conference] Oklahoma City, 1946 May 22-29 |
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[Governors' Conference] New England Governors |
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459 |
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[Governors' Conference] New England Governors Freight Rate Committee |
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[Governors' Conference] Matters to be taken up at the New England Governors' Conference - Hotel Statler, Boston, 1945 November 15-16 |
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[Governors' Conference] New England Governors, Boston, 1943 November 18-19 |
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[Governors' Conference] Hotel Statler, Boston, Mass. , 1945 January 3 |
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[Governors' Conference] Boston, 1944 November 16-17 |
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[Governors' Conference] Lighthouse Inn, New London, 1943 April 15-16 |
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[Governors' Conference] Hershey, Pennsylvania , 1944 May 28-31 |
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[Governors' Conference] Michigan , 1945 |
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Governor's Mansion |
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Governor's Mansion Visitors |
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Granby Election - Judge of Probate |
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Groton - New London Bridge Commission |
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Harbor Commissioners, Board of |
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Hartford Bridge Commission |
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Hartford Hospital Fund |
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Health Dept. , 1943 |
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Health Dept. , 1944 |
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Health Dept. , 1945 |
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Health Dept. , 1945 |
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Health Dept. - Burton Bill S. 191 |
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460 |
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Health Dept. Commission to Survey Hospitals and Public Health Centers |
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Health Dept. Control of Dusts, Gases and Fumes (Standards of Industrial Safety) |
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Highway Commissioner, Biennial Report of the State , 1945-1946 |
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Highway Dept., 1944 |
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Highway Dept. , 1945 |
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Highway Dept. , 1946 |
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Highway Dept. Cornwall Bridge |
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Highway Dept. Shelton Highway |
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Highway Dept. - Washington - Boston Hgwy |
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Highway - Federal Appropriation Post - War Highway Building |
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Highway - Planning Survey |
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Highway - Proposed Express Highway in Fairfield County |
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Highway Safety Commission |
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461 |
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Highway Safety Conference called by President Truman to be held in Washington, 1946 May 8-10 |
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History of Connecticut in World War II |
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Hi-Y & Youth in Government Movement |
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Holloran, Mary |
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Homeopathic Medical Examining Board |
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Hooker, Notes from Thomas's Sermons |
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[Hospitals] Fairfield State Hospital , 1943 |
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[Hospitals] Fairfield State Hospital , 1944 |
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[Hospitals] Fairfield State Hospital , 1945 |
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[Hospitals] Fairfield State Hospital , 1946 |
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[Hospitals] Laurel Heights Sanitarium |
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[Hospitals] Long Lane Farm |
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[Hospitals] Mansfield Training School & Hospital, 1943 |
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[Hospitals] Mansfield Training School & Hospital, 1944 |
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[Hospitals] Mansfield Training School & Hospital , 1945 |
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[Hospitals] Mansfield Training School & Hospital , 1946 |
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[Hospitals] Mansfield Training School and Hospital - Correspondence Re: Difficulty with Institution Heads |
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[Hospitals] Middletown Hospital (Connecticut State Hospital) , 1943 |
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[Hospitals] Middletown Hospital (Connecticut State Hospital) , 1944 |
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[Hospitals] Middletown Hospital (Connecticut State Hospital) , 1945 |
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[Hospitals] Middletown Hospital (Connecticut State Hospital), 1946 |
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[Hospitals] Norwich State Hospital , 1943 |
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[Hospitals] Norwich State Hospital , 1944 |
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[Hospitals] Norwich State Hospital , 1945 |
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[Hospitals] Norwich State Hospital , 1946 |
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[Hospitals] Schools for the Deaf |
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462 |
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[Hospitals] Seaside Sanitarium |
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[Hospitals] Southbury Training School |
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Hospitals for World War II Veterans |
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Hospitals, Mental |
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Housing |
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Housing - General Correspondence Housing Problems , 1945 |
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Housing - General Correspondence Housing Problems , 1946 |
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Housing - Correspondence with Mr. White, Mr. Dobbs and Mr. Wyatt , 1945 |
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Housing - Correspondence with Mr. White, Mr. Dobbs and Mr. Wyatt, 1946 |
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Housing Authority |
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Housing Authority - Advisory Committee on |
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Housing Authority - Noroton Heights |
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Housing Reports on Vacancies |
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Housing and Reorganization |
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Hurricane , 1944 September 14 |
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Ickes, Harold L. - P. A. W. |
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Immigration and Naturalization Service |
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Income Tax |
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Insurance Dept., 1943-1944 |
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Insurance Dept. , 1945 |
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Insurance Dept. , 1946 |
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Inter-American Conference |
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463 |
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Inter-American Conference , 1944 May |
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Inter-American Conference - Acceptances of Invitations, 1944 May 21-23 |
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Inter-American Dinner - Invitations, Acceptances, & Regrets, 1944 April 11 |
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Intergovernmental Cooperation Commission |
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Internal Revenue Dept. United States |
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Inter-Racial Commission , 8 folders |
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Inter-Racial Commission - Letters to be referred to this Committee |
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Interstate Commerce Commission |
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Interstate Sanitation Commission |
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Iron Ore Deposits |
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Israel Putnam Memorial Park Commission |
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Jackson, John Day - New Haven Register |
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Job Makers |
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Job Makers Luncheon - Hartford Club , 1945 November 28 |
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Job Seekers |
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464 |
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Johnson, Curtiss [President, The Shore Line Publishing Co. Inc.] |
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Judicial Commission |
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Judiciary |
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Junior College of Connecticut |
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Juvenile Court |
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Kellems, Vivian [Republican advocating the retention of women in factories and Enactment of an Equal Rights Amendment to the
U. S. Constitution]
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Labor Department, 1943 |
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Labor Department , 1944 |
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Labor Department , 1945 |
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Labor Department , 1946 |
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Labor Dept. - Division of Unemployment Comp[ensation] , 1943 |
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Labor Dept. - Division of Unemployment Comp[ensation] , 1944 |
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Labor Dept. - Division of Unemployment Comp[ensation] , 1945 |
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Labor Dept. - Division of Unemployment Comp[ensation] , 1946 |
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Labor Department - Employment of Minors - Correspondence |
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465 |
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Labor Dept. - Employment Service |
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Labor Dept. - Labor Wage Board |
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Labor Department - Releases |
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Labor Department - Strikes |
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Labor Department - U. C. Advisory Council |
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Labor Management Board |
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Labor Relations Board (state) |
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Labor - Return of Employment Services to the States) |
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Leases |
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Legislation - Aeronautics, An Act Concerning |
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Legislation - Agriculture |
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Legislation - Aircraft, Regulation of Intra-State Transportation of Persons - Property for Hire |
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Legislation - Airports, Municipal |
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Legislation - Airport Zoning, An Act Concerning |
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Legislation - Creating an Appropriation in Aid of Vocational Schools and Adult Educational Activity |
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Legislation - Appropriations Committee |
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Legislation - Aviation |
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Legislation - Bills - Special Session |
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Legislation - Board of Administrative Research & Planning |
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Legislation - Board of Pardons, Amending An Act Concerning |
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Legislation - Special Session Bonus for Servicemen |
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Legislation - Care of Mentally Ill Persons, An Act Concerning |
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Legislation - Committee |
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Legislation - Connecticut Commerce Commission |
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Legislation - Cooperative Marketing Associations, Amending An Act Concerning |
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Legislation - Danbury Traffic Court, An Act Concerning Abolishing |
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Legislation - Farm & Equipment Purchases Assistance, Providing for |
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Legislation - Fine Arts Commission, Creation of |
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Legislation - Fishers Island, Return of, to Connecticut |
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Legislation - Food Emergency, An Act Concerning |
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Legislation - Fuel Emergency |
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Legislation - Governor's War Powers |
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Legislation - (Grants) |
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Legislation - Grants to Municipalities for Planning Public Works Projects, Appropriations to the Public Works Fund |
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Legislation - Grants to Municipalities, Public Works Projects, An Act Concerning |
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Legislation - "Great Trail" or Old Connecticut Path, An Act Providing for a Committee to Study |
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Legislation - Highway Fund, Investment of Cash Balance |
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Legislation - Inebriates, Study, Treatment and Care of |
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Legislation - Labor Relations |
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Legislation - Liquor Control Bills |
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Legislation - List of Bills Prepared by Mr. Brown |
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Legislation - Mentally Ill Persons, An Act Concerning (Private Boarding Houses) |
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Legislation - Merit System (Appeals) |
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Legislation - Milk |
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Legislation - Mother's and Father's Day |
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Legislation - (A Connecticut) Port Survey Commission |
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Legislation - Postwar Planning Board, Extending Existence of |
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Legislation - Program of Work, Job Training, Education, Unemployed Citizens, Establishment of, An Act Authorizing |
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Legislation - Public School Building, State Aid for |
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Legislation - Public Works |
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Legislation - Railroads, Promotion of Safety of Employees & Travelers |
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Legislation - Record in War |
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Legislation - Retirement |
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Legislation - Rules of the Road, Amending Act |
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Legislation - Social Protection Commission, Creation of |
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Legislation - Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Fund, Provision for Increasing |
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Legislation - Special Legislation To Be Considered By 1945 General Assembly |
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Legislation - Special Session |
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Legislation - Special Session 1944 House Journals |
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Legislation - Special Session 1944 Senate Journals |
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Legislation - State Geological & Natural History Survey, Amending an Act |
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Legislation - State Park and Forest Com[mission] Appropriation-Equipment, Wages and Reforestation |
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Legislation - Teachers |
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Legislation - U.S. Senate Vacancy, Authorization to Fill |
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Legislation - "Veteran," Defining |
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Legislation - Veteran Reemployment and Advisory Commission |
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Legislation - Voting, Separately for Each Candidate on Ballots and Voting Machine |
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Legislation - War Orders |
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Legislation - Water Resources, to Provide Improvement, Development, Conservation of |
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Legislation - Workmen's Compensation Act - Time of Beginning of Compensation, An Act Amending |
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Legislation - Workmen's Compensation Law - Rate of Compensation, An Act Amending |
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Legislative Council |
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466 |
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Legislative Council - Committee to Study Problem of Criminally Insane and Insane Criminals |
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Prospective Special Legislative Session |
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Special Session of Legislature Re: Housing, 1946 |
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Special Session of Legislature Re: Miscellaneous, 1946 |
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Special Session of Legislature Re: Salary Increases, 1946 |
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Letters of Introduction |
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Letters to Licensing Boards Re: Returning Veterans |
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Levy, Joseph [Associate Attorney General Post] |
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Library, State |
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Liquor Control Act |
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Liquor Control Commission |
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Lithuania |
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Man and Woman Power |
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Manpower Meeting-March 30, 1943 |
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Manpower-Textile Industry |
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Manufacturers Association |
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March of Youth |
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Marine Historical Museum |
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Maritime Association |
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Maritime Day |
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Maritime School, New London, Conn. |
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Marot Junior College |
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Marriage Laws |
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Marshall, Alice [Civil Service Position with U. S. Employment Service Office] |
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467 |
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Masonic Service Association |
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Massa, S. John [President, Small Manufacturer's Association of Connecticut, Inc.] |
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McCarran Report Hearing |
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McGraw-Hill Publishing Co. |
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Mead - Resignation from Senate |
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Meat Situation, 2 folders |
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Mediation Board |
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Medical Examining Board |
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Medical Journal |
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Medical Society, Connecticut State |
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Memorial Day |
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Memorial to Veterans |
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Merchant Marine |
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Meriden Child Care project |
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Meriden School for Boys |
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Merit System |
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Merritt Highway Commission |
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Merritt Highway - Museums |
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Metropolitan District Commission |
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Middletown Probate Court |
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Middletown - Proposed Hotel & Restaurant |
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Miles, Sherman [Major - General, U. S. Army Headquarters, First Service Command, Boston, Re: Transfer of arms confiscated
by civilian law enforcement agencies to the U.S. Army]
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Milford Town Court |
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Military Affairs |
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Milk Administration |
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Milk Coordinator |
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Milk - Governor's Correspondence and Conferences with Washington Officials |
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Milk Producers' Council |
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Milk Regulation Board |
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Milk Situation |
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Milk Strike |
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Moral Rearmament |
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468 |
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Morgenthau - Com[mission] on Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations |
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Motor Vehicle Department |
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Music Week |
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National Clothing Drive |
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National Discussion Contest |
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National Economic Council |
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National Freedom Day |
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National Income - Average Salary for Employees |
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National Labor Relations Board |
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National Safety Council |
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National Service Fund |
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National War Labor Board |
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Nautical Cadets |
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Naval Guard |
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Naval Militia |
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Naval Reserve |
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Navy Day , 1946, 2 folders |
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Navy - LST Division Ceremonies and Dinner , 1946 July 29 |
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Negro Leaders |
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Nevada Livestock Quarantine |
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New England Air Mail Week , 1946 July 1-6 |
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New England Council |
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New England Highway Safety Commission |
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New Haven Park Commission |
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New Haven Post - War Council |
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New Haven Probate Court Election to Fill Vacancy Caused by the Death of Judge Gilson |
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New Haven State Teachers' College |
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New Haven - West Haven Port Authority |
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New London County Home [Proposed Plans for the Use of the New London County Home by Norwich State Hospital and Children's
Observation Home]
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New London Hospital Case - Lawrence and. Memorial Hospital |
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New London Tercentenary |
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Niles-Bement-Pond |
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Norwalk - Absentee Voting |
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Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co. |
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Nurses, Board of Examiners |
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Nutrition Commission |
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Office of Civilian Defense |
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469 |
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Office of Defense Transportation |
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Office of Price Administration |
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Office of War Information |
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Office of War Mobilization |
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Old Lyme - Old Saybrook Bridge Commission |
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Old Saybrook |
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Optometry Board |
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Park and Forest Commission |
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Parole Board |
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Paroles and Probationers |
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Personnel Appeal Board |
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Personnel, Consultants on |
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Personnel Dept. , 1943-1944 |
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Personnel Dept., 1945 |
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Personnel Dept., 1946 |
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Petroleum Administration for War |
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Pharmacy, Board of |
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Pipe Line - Fuel |
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Plant Strikes , 2 folders |
|
470 |
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Plymouth Probate Court, 1943 |
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Police - 44 Letters from People Referred to State Police Dept., 1945 |
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Police - Letters from People Referred to State Police Dept., 1946 |
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Police - Letters from People Referred to State Police Dept. |
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Police - Commissioner Hickey & Officers |
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Police Reports |
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Port Authority Study Commission |
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Post-War Building Fund |
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Post-War Foreign Trade |
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Post-War Planning - Agriculture |
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Post-War Planning - Banking |
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Post-War Planning - Education Committee |
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Post-War Planning - Foreign Export Trade Meeting , 1943 November 8 |
|
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Post-War Planning - Fund |
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Post-War Planning - Letters to be Referred to Board |
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Post-War Planning - Public Works Program |
|
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Post-War Planning Board - Correspondence with Members of Board |
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Post-War Planning Board - General , 3 folders |
|
471 |
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Post -War Planning Board - Industry and Labor Committee |
|
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Post-War Planning Board - Membership |
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Post-War Planning Board - Minutes of Meeting |
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Post-War Planning Board - Small Businesses |
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Post-War Planning Committee - Medical Care and Health |
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Post-War Time Magazine |
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Press Release Re: Danbury, Governor Raymond E. Baldwin, 1946 October 29 |
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Press Release by Governor Raymond E. Baldwin, Hartford, Conn. Mfg. Assoc., Bushnell Memorial, 1946 October 30 |
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Press Release Stratford, Connecticut October 22, 1946, 1946 October 22 |
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Press Release Wallingford By Governor Raymond E. Baldwin, October 30, 1946, 1946 October 30 |
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O[ffice] of P[rice] A[dministration] Price Control Meeting , 1946 July 5 |
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O[ffice] of P[rice] A[dministration] Price Control Meeting , 1946 July 9 |
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Prison, State |
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Probate Courts |
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472 |
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Psycho - Neurotic Cases |
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Public Utilities Commission |
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Public Utilities - Western Union - Postal Telegraph Cons[olidation] |
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Public Welfare Council (2 folders) |
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Public Works Department |
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Public Works Programs |
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Purchasing Division |
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Radio Broadcasts - Governor Baldwin - "You Are a Government" Program, Station WDRC, 1946 April 2 |
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Recorded Broadcast by Governor Baldwin Re: Visit to Ft. Devens, Mass., 1945 December 3 |
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Recording by Governor Baldwin WICC Anniversary, 1946 August 1 |
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Recording by Governor Baldwin, Station WONS - Hartford "Vacation Message - People of New England", 1946 July 19 |
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Recording by Governor Baldwin - Middletown State Hospital, Broadcast over WTHT, WELI, WATR, 1945 November 13 |
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Recreation Committee |
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Rehabilitation of Veterans |
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Rehabilitation Program |
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Remarks by Governor Raymond E. Baldwin - Conn. League of Women Voters - Station WTIC , 1944 October 14 |
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Remarks by Governor Raymond E. Baldwin - Inter-American Institute, St. Joseph's College - West Hartford, 1945 April 3 |
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Remarks by Governor Raymond E. Baldwin - Norwalk Town Hall Association - 10-11-44 |
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Remarks by Governor Raymond E. Baldwin - Opening Ceremonies of the Red Cross War Fund Drive, 1945 March 1 |
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Remarks by Governor Raymond E. Baldwin - Plumbers and Steamfitters Convention - New Britain, 1944 October 14 |
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Remarks by Governor Raymond E. Baldwin - Red Cross Luncheon - Hotel Bond - March 11, 1946 |
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Remarks by Governor Raymond E. Baldwin to the Republican Town Chairmen, et al., Hotel Bond, 1944 November 1 |
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Remarks by Governor Raymond E. Baldwin - Selective Service Award Ceremony - Hall of House, 1946 March 27 |
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Rent Control |
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Resettlement |
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Retirement Commission |
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Rex Brasher Commission |
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Rockefeller, Nelson, Dinner in Honor of - Hartford Club - Invitations and Acceptances, 1945 April 10 |
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Royal Typewriter Company |
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Saint Francis Hospital |
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Salvage Drive Scrap Metal |
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Salvage Program |
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Savings Banks |
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Savings Banks Life Insurance Fund Trus[t] |
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Savings Banks' Railroad Investment Committee |
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School Lunches |
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Scrap Drive |
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Sculpture Commission |
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Secretary of Labor, United States |
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Secretary of State, Washington |
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Secretary of the State [Connecticut] |
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Selective Service - Classification Advice from State Headquarters, Box 473 |
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473 |
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Selective Service - Deferments |
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Selective Service - Deferments, State Committee on |
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Selective Service - Farming Rules and Regulations |
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Selective Service - General Corres[pondence] |
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Selective Service - Manpower Division |
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Selective Service - Reemployment Committee Men for Local Draft Boards |
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Selective Service - Rehabilitation of the Veteran Within Industry |
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Shell Fish Commission |
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Sheriffs, Correspondence with |
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Smaller War Plants Indexes |
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Social Security |
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Society for Crippled Children |
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Soil Conservation Committee |
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Soldiers' Home, Rocky Hill |
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Soldiers', Sailors' and Marines' Fund |
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Solid Fuel Emergency - 1946 |
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Solid Fuels Pricing Policy |
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Speeches |
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Acceptance Speech (Nomination for Governor) , 1944 August 8 |
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Agenda for Special Session of General Assembly, WTIC, 1944 January 4 |
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Agriculture - Room New Haven - Station WICC, 1943 April 20 |
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Air Raids - Dimout - McKenzie Veto, 1943 May 4 |
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American Legion Convention - Eastern Point , Groton, 1943 June 18 |
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Automobile Club, March 10, 1943, 1943 March 10 |
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Ban on Pleasure Driving , 1943 June 1 |
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Budget - Proceedings of General Assembly , 1943 March 30 |
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Budget - General Assembly, 1943 April 27 |
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The Circus Fire - War Council Broadcast, 1944 July 15 |
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The Civilian War Jobs - War Council Broadcast, 1944 June 7 |
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Commencement Exercise - Wilbraham Academy, Wilbraham, Mass, 1944 January 23 |
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Conn. Agriculture - Initial speech by Governor R. E. Baldwin in Tuesday Evening Series , 1943 January 12 |
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Conn. Cancer Society Dinner Meeting - WTIC - 8:30-9:00 o'clock, 1946 January 8 |
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Conn. Farm Forum - 4-H Club Mobilization, 1944 March 4 |
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Conn. Federation of Labor - Hotel Elton - Waterbury, 1945 January 10 |
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Conn. On the Alert - War Council , 1943 April 4 |
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Conn. Victory Manpower Campaign - War Council Broadcast - February 21, 1944, 1944 February 21 |
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"Connecticut's Role in the War Effort During 1944" - War Council Broadcast - WTIC, 1943 December 28 |
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Convention of Conn. Federation of Labor, 1944 September 9 |
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Danbury City Election - Transcribed Station WTHT - WICC , 1945 March 26 |
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Dedication of Atwater Memorial Library, North Branford, 1943 |
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Dedication of Service Flag, Knights of Columbus, New Haven, 1944 April 16 |
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Development Commission - 5th Anniversary - Neill's Farm, 1944 August 17 |
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Dinner in Honor of Governor and Mrs. Bricker, Norwalk, 1944 September 23 |
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"Dunbar and Oaks Rally", Bushnell Memorial, 3 p.m., 1945 April 29 |
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Employment and Labor - Station WICC - Bridgeport, 1944 October 13 |
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Excerpts from by Governor Baldwin at Fairfield County Women's Republican Association, Stamford, 1944 September 26 |
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Fairfield College Preparatory School, June 16, 1943, 1943 June 16 |
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Farm Bureau Federation - Bond Hotel, Re: Child Care, Etc., 4-H Clubs, 1944 January 7 |
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Farm Forum - War Council , 1944 June 17 |
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Farm and Home Day - University of Connecticut , 1944 August 2 |
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Flag Day - Independence Hall - Philadelphia, PA, 1944 June 14 |
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Food Production - War Gardens - 48 Hour Week - Groton-New London Bridge, 1943 March 2 |
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Fortune Broadcast - 7:00 p.m. - Forum, 1944 March 30 |
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Forced War Loan Drive - WTIC, 1944 January 18 |
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Fuel , 1943 January 18 |
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Fuel , 1943 February 23 |
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Fuel - Women in Industry , 1943 January 26 |
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General Electric Company at Schenectady - and other Correspondence on subject, 1943 October 29 |
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Governor 's Conference at Columbus, Ohio , 1943 June 21 |
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Groton, New London Bridge Dedication , 1943 February 20 |
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Hall of Flags , 1945 February 16 |
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Hamilton Standard Propeller Corporation - War Bond Rally, 1944 February 1 |
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Hartford Advertising Club , 1944 October 17 |
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Hartford County Women's Republican Club , 1943 November 12 |
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Highway Fund , 1943 April 13 |
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Home Food Production and Preservation Conference, 1944 February 24 |
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Horace Wells Centenary Celebration - Hartford Club, 1944 December 11 |
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Housatonic Valley Regional High School , 1943 June 18 |
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Independence Day Celebration - Hall of Flags, State Capitol, Hartford, 1944 July 4 |
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Industrial Training Conference, Woolsey Hall, New Haven , 1943 December 4 |
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Inter-American Conference - Reception, Bond Hotel, Hartford, 1944 May 23 |
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Inter-American Luncheon - Bond Hotel, Hartford, 1944 September 28 |
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Introducing Nelson E. Rockefeller - West Middle School, 1945 April 10 |
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Introduction of Paul V. McNutt - Meriden, 1944 March 20 |
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Kiwanis Club, New York, 1944 January 5 |
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Labor Day - Mackinac Island, Michigan , 1943 September 5 |
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Launching of Submarine Caiman, Electric Boat Company, 1944 March 30 |
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Madame Chiang-Kai-Shek's Reception, New York , 1943 March 2 |
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Material for 1944 Campaign, 1944 |
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Meeting of Mayors and Selectmen Re: Plans for Reemployment, 1944 January 21 |
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"Meet the Men of the Victory Fleet" - Radio Broadcast USUN, Florida, 1944 July 26 |
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Meeting of the Mary Silliman Chapter, DAR, Bridgeport, 1943 May 10 |
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Middlesex Club, Boston, Mass., 1944 February 12 |
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Middletown High School Commencement , 1944 June 15 |
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Middletown Honor Roll, 1943 November 11 |
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Speech on Mile of Dimes, 1943 January 15 |
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Speech on Mile of Dimes , 1944 January 14 |
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Milk Supply - WTIC, WELI, WNLC, WICC, 1943 October 16 |
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Mutual Savings Bank, New York City , 1944 May 11 |
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National Inter-Fraternity Conference, New York City, 1943 November 26 |
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New Britain State Teachers' College , 1943 October 23 |
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New England Governor's Conference at Boston , 1943 November 18-19 |
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New Haven Chamber of Commerce , 1944 April 21 |
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New Haven Clock Company , 1944 October 31 |
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New Haven County Republican Women's Association, Hotel Guarde, New Haven, 1944 September 25 |
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New Jersey Chamber of Commerce , 1944 February 15 |
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New York Credit Men's Association, The Waldorf Astoria, 1944 February 8 |
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Nurse Improvements, 1943 March 4 |
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Opening of the Greater Hartford Veterans Service Center, 1944 September 24 |
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Opening of New Haven Latin American Products Exhibit, Hotel Taft, New Haven, 1945 February 5 |
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Pending Legislation - War Powers Bill - War Council, Defense Council , 1943 January 19 |
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Proceedings of Governors' Conference at Columbus Ohio, 1943 June 22 |
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Real Estate Board of New York , 1943 February 6 |
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Reconversion - Station WDRC -, 1944 September 15 |
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Reconversion Program, 1944 September 13 |
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Recreation Conference - War Council - Waterbury, 1944 April 21 |
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Red Cross Drive , 1943 March 1 |
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Red Cross War Fund Opening Ceremonies , 1944 March 1 |
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Reemployment of Servicemen - War Council Broadcast - January 25, 1944, 1944 January 25 |
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Reference to Chiang-Kai-Shek - War Powers Bill - Arms Production - Hours of Women in Industry, 1943 March 9 |
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Republican Women's Association of Rhode Island , 1943 November 5 |
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Republican State Convention held at Bangor, Maine, 1944 April 14 |
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Republican Women of the State at Hotel Bond, 1943 March 15 |
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Special Session of Legislature , 1944 January 24 |
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Special Session of Legislature , 1944 June 19-20 |
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Stafford Fair , 1943 October 2 |
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State Finances, Bond Retirement and Post-War Purposes , 1943 April 6 |
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Summing Up of Legislative Doings - Typical Conn. Family, 1943 May 18 |
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Supervision Council of State Board of Education - Old Senate Chamber - Post War Planning, 1944 March 24 |
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Taxes - Budget , 1943 February 9 |
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Trade Union Courier, Article for , 1944 August 23 |
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Traffic Safety Award Dinner ., 1943 May 11 |
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Uncle Jim's Victory Garden - Interview on WTIC , 1944 August 25 |
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Vacation, 1943 June 29 |
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Vermont Republican State Convention - Montpelier, Vermont, 1944 May 17 |
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War Bond Broadcast , 1944 February 14 |
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War Council , 1943 February 16 |
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War Council, 1943 March 16 |
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War Council, 1943 June 8 |
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War Council Broadcast from Scovill Manufacturing Co., WTBY - Manpower, 1944 December 16 |
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War Finance Meeting - Hartford Club , 1944 October 18 |
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War Fund - Hartford Club , 1945 March 9 |
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War Fund Campaign - WICC - Bridgeport, Bushnell Memorial, 1943 October 13 |
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War Bond Drive - Station WTIC - Hartford and Nationwide -, 1945 October 26 |
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War Gardens , 1943 May 11 |
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War Gardens - Driving Ban - Stations WTIC, WICC, WELI -, 1943 May 25 |
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Waterbury Girls" Club - Jane Dillon - Interview Station WTIC , 1944 May 12 |
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Women of the State in Regard to Women and War Work -, 1943 February 2 |
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Work of the General Assembly, War Council - Housing - Health - Child Care - Old Age Tax - Post-War Planning, 1943 March 23 |
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Radio WNAB - Bridgeport , 1944 August 29 |
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New London , 1944 September 12 |
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Speech by Mrs. Raymond E. Baldwin Re: Red Cross , 1946 March 22 |
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Baldwin - Bricker - Republican Post-War Policy Association - Mackinac Island, 1943 September 6 |
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Speech by Governor Dwight Griswold - Nebraska - Republican State Convention, 1944 August 7 |
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Speech delivered by Brig. Gen. H. F. - Meeting of Newspaper Publishers and Radio Station Operators - Hartford, 1944 December 22 |
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Speech by Commander Harold E. Stassen |
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Army-Navy "E" Awards, 1943-1944 |
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Miscellaneous Republican Speeches, 1946 |
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Republican Campaign - Windham County Republican Women's Association, 1944 September 28 |
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Republican Candidate for Governor Radio Speech , 1944 October 3 |
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Republican Campaign Speeches - Radio Broadcast, Friday, October 6, 1944, 1944 October 6 |
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Republican Campaign Radio Address - Station WTIC, 1944 October 22 |
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Republican Campaign, 1944 November 3 |
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Republican Campaign Radio - Station WTIC - Hartford, 1944 November 6 |
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Republican Campaign Radio Address - WICC, 1944 October 19 |
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Republican Post-War Policy Association, 1943 September 6 |
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State Boundary Lines |
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475 |
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State Chemists |
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State Farm for Women - Niantic |
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State Flag |
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State Guard |
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State Institutions |
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State Institutions Re: Fire Hazards |
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State Planning Board |
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State Song |
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State Veterans Advisory Committee |
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State's Attorneys |
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State's Rights [Includes material re: an Equal Rights Amendment for Connecticut] |
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Statute Revision Commission |
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Statute Revision Department |
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Stevens Case |
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Stonington Special Election |
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Stratford Department of Education |
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Stratford - Motor Bus Service |
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Suffield Academy |
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Superior Court |
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Supreme Court |
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Surplus War Materials - Mailing List |
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Tax Dept. |
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Taxes |
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Teachers' Association |
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Teachers' Retirement |
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Terryville Probate Court |
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Think Magazine article by Governor Baldwin
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Torrington Historical Society |
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Town Courts |
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Trade School |
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Trade School - Bridgeport |
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Traffic Commission |
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Transportation |
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Treasury Department |
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Trumbull Airport |
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Tuberculosis Commission |
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476 |
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Typewriter Companies - Royal and Underwood - Re Production of Typewriters Again |
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Unemployment Commission |
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United Airlines Inauguration |
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United China Relief |
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United China Relief - Celebration of Thirty-Third Birthday of the Republic of China, 1944 October 10 |
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United Nations Committee |
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U[nited] N[ations] O[rganization] Committee and Meeting |
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U[nited] N[ations] O[rganization] Letters from People |
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U[nited] N[ations] O[rganization] Luncheon Meeting , 1946 February 26 |
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U[nited] N[ations] O[rganization] Luncheon - Cancelled, 1946 March 26 |
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U[nited] N[ations] O[rganization] Luncheon - New Haven Lawn Club , 1946 June 13 |
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U[nited] N[ations] O[rganization] Site Committee |
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United States Department of Agriculture |
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United States Military Academy |
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United States Time Corporation - Middlebury, Connecticut |
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United Temperance Party |
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Unity and Amity, Governor's Com[mission] on |
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University of Connecticut, 1943 |
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477 |
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University of Connecticut , 1944 |
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University of Connecticut , 1945 |
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University of Connecticut , 1946 |
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University of Connecticut Board of Trustees, An Act Defining the Powers and Duties |
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University of Connecticut Fort Trumbull Correspondence - Re: Using for Housing |
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University of Connecticut Industrial Management and Labor Institute |
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University of Connecticut Institute of Labor - Management - Relationships Dept. of Conn. |
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University of Connecticut Proposed Dental School |
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University of Connecticut Proposed Medical School |
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U. S. O. |
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U. S. O. - War Savings |
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V-E Day |
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Vermont Chamber of Commerce |
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Veterans of Foreign Wars |
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Veterans' Home Commission |
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Veterans' Home, Newington |
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[Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission] Gray Committee College Training |
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[Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission] Gray Committee - Correspondence, 1943 |
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[Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission] Gray Committee - Correspondence, 1944 |
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[Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission] Gray Committee - Correspondence, 1945 |
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478 |
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[Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission] Gray Committee - Correspondence, 1946 |
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[Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission] Gray Committee - Education of Returning Veterans |
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[Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission] Gray Committee - 1943 Committees, Post War Plans, New Release, Speeches,
Minutes
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[Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission] Gray Committee - 1944 Minutes, Speeches, Community Plans, News Releases,
Gov.'s Conference January 21, 1944
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[Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission] Gray Committee 1945 Minutes, Budget, News Releases, Veterans" Centers |
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[Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission] Gray Committee 1946 Minutes, News Releases, Dinner February 27, 1946, Advisory
Committees
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[Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission] Gray Committee Local Adjustment and Readjustment Committees |
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[Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission] Gray Committee Membership |
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[Veterans' Reemployment and Advisory Commission] Gray Committee Rehabilitation Assoc. |
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Veterans' Service Center |
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Veterinary, Board of Registration and Examination |
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Veto Messages , 1943 |
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Veto Messages, 1945 |
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Victory Book Campaign |
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Victory War Bond Drive Station WTIC , 1945 December 7 |
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V-J Day |
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Vocational Counseling Service, Inc. |
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Voluntary Work Seekers |
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Voting Laws |
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War Chest Campaign |
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479 |
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War Council |
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War Council - Absenteeism [folder and one black notebook] |
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War Council - An Act Establishing the Conn. War Council |
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War Council - Administrator |
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War Council - Agriculture |
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War Council - Air Raid Protection |
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War Council - Aircraft Warning Service |
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War Council - Award Committee |
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War Council - Blackout and Dimout |
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War Council - Budget |
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War Council - Canning |
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War Council - Care of Children of Working Mothers |
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War Council - Children and Youth in Wartime |
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War Council - Civilian Defense [2 folders] |
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War Council - Civilian War Activities |
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War Council - Committee on Committees |
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War Council - Communications |
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War Council - Consumer Committee |
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War Council - Consumer Education |
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War Council - Consumer Information |
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War Council - Dentistry |
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War Council - Education |
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War Council - Emergency Medical Service |
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War Council - Engineering |
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War Council - Evacuation |
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War Council - Farm Labor |
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War Council - Fire Protection |
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War Council - Food |
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War Council - 4-H Club Activities |
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War Council - Fuel [2 folders] |
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480 |
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War Council - Fuel - Weekly Reports |
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War Council - Gas Protection |
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War Council - Home Preservation of Food, Committee on |
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War Council - Hospitalization |
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War Council - Housing |
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War Council - Industrial Hygiene and Medicine |
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War Council - Legal |
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War Council - Letters to Various Committees and Members of War Council |
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War Council - Library [Re: Connecticut Library Association Representative sitting on Council] |
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War Council - Local War Activities |
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War Council - Manpower [3 folders] |
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War Council - Manpower - Letters Re: Awards for Low Absenteeism |
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War Council - Manufacturing |
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War Council - Maternal Care |
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War Council - Medical and Public Health |
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War Council - Membership |
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War Council - Notification of Meetings and Minutes of |
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481 |
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War Council - Nurses |
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War Council - Nutrition |
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War Council - Organization Chart |
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War Council - Pediatric Advisory Committee |
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War Council - Plant and Mercantile Protection |
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War Council - Police |
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War Council - Progress Reports |
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War Council - Protection of Crippled and Invalid People, Committee on |
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War Council - Protective |
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War Council - Publications |
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War Council - Public Relations |
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War Council - Recommendations , 3 folders |
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War Council - Reconversion Meeting Re: Agriculture , 1945 September 10 |
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War Council - Reconversion Meeting, State Armory Officers Lounge, 1945 April 24 |
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War Council - Reconversion Meeting, Hartford Club, 1945 August 23 |
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War Council - Reconversion Program , 2 folders |
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War Council - Recreation |
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War Council - Recruiting and Training |
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War Council - Releases |
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War Council - Reports |
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War Council - Reports concerning Discontinuance and Reorganization of the Conn. War Council |
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War Council - Resignations |
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War Council - Responses to Letters from Governor and WPB Re: Sticking to War Jobs |
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War Council - Salvage |
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War Council - Servicemen and Women, Reception to Returning |
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War Council - Small Business and Business Enterprise |
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War Council - Social Protection |
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War Council - Social Service and Welfare |
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War Council - Speeches |
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War Council - Staff |
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War Council - Suggestions Received |
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War Council - Surgical Advisory Committee |
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War Council - Theaters |
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War Council - Training |
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War Council - Transportation |
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War Council - V-Day |
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War Council - Victory Manpower , 2 folders |
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War Council - Victory Manpower Com[mission], Letters to Local War Councils |
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War Council - Victory Manpower Committee - Publicity |
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War Council - Victory Manpower Comm[ittee] - Seniority |
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War Council - War Gardens |
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War Council - War Industries |
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War Council - Water Protection |
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War Council - Wholesale and Retail Business |
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War Council - Women's Division |
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War Council - Youth Council |
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War Department |
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War Finance Committee |
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War Food Administration - Davis |
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War Fund |
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War Gardens |
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War Industries Commission |
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483 |
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War Industries, Small |
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War Labor Board |
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War Loan Drive |
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War Manpower Commission - Bridgeport Victory Luncheon, 1945 March 14 |
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War Manpower Commission - McNutt |
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War Orders [5 folders] |
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War Plants, Governor's trips to |
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War Powers |
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War Production Board |
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War Savings |
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484 |
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War Wives' Letters |
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Warner Brothers |
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Water Commission, Channel Enlargement - Norwich |
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Water Commission, Mansfield Hollow Dam |
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Watertown Cooperative Association |
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Welfare, Child |
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Welfare, Child, Deputy Commissioner of |
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Welfare Department |
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Women's Army Auxiliary Corps |
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Women's Army Corps |
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Workmen's Compensation Commissioners |
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W[orks] P[rogress] A[dministration] |
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Yale and Town Strike |
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Miscellaneous and Unfiled Material |
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485 |
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Unarranged. |
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Misc. Correspondence Re: F[air] E[mployment] P[ractices] Bill Leg. |
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Miscellaneous Correspondence In Reference to Legislation of Bills , 1945 |
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Christmas Message By Governor Raymond E. Baldwin - Connecticut Forum - WTHD Recording, 1945 December 24 |
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Final Message to the Legislature By Governor Raymond E. Baldwin, 1945 June 6 |
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Governor's Message to General Assembly, 1946 May 7 |
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Governor's Message to the Honorable Members of the Senate and House of Representatives, 1945 |
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Governor's Office Governor's Residence |
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Governor's Statements to the Connecticut General Assembly |
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Excerpts from Governor Baldwin's Inaugural Address, 1945 January 3 |
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Governor's Contingent Fund |
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Governors, Correspondence with |
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Governor's Letters About Book, Decentralize for Liberty |
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Special Message to Special Session of the General Assembly - "Mental Hospital Conditions", 1946 May |
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House Bills HB -2900 - HB - 3099 |
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