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Series I
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Correspondence,
1934-1949
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Folder 1
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Correspondence
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1934-1938
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Topics and individuals include:
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William R. Amberson, conducted study of effect of Agricultural
Adjustment Administration on
sharecroppers
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Anderson, Farm Security Administration
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The Bald-Headed Sharecropper (Owen Whitfield)
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The Bankhead-Jones Bill |
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Ralph Coghlan, Post-Dispatch editor
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Cotton Control – quotas |
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Farm Security Administration (FSA)
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Joe
Harlan, Post-Dispatch
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Edward Petrikovitsch, secretary, German Liberty Union
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Towner Phelan, assistant vice-president, St. Louis Union Trust
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Charles G. Ross, Post-Dispatch
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Sharecroppers
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Southern Tenant Farmers' Union
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Harry S. Truman, senator |
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Orville Zimmerman, representative, l0th District of Missouri
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Folder 2
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Correspondence |
1939-1940
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Topics and individuals include:
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Cotton Control - Labor Policy |
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Cotton Laborers Bill
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I.W. Duggan, Department of Agriculture
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Leon Trotsky, Russian revolutionary
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Henry Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture
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Folder 3
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Correspondence
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1941pppp
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Topics and individuals include:
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American Federation of Labor |
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C.B.
Baldwin,
representative of the FSA
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Phil Beck, regional administrator
for FSA
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FSA - Land Purchase and Personnel in
Southeast, Missouri
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Laforge Project
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Lend-Lease |
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Pacifism
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Patriotism
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Franklin D. Roosevelt, President,
United States of America
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Sharecroppers
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Southern Tenant Farmers' Union |
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John Stewart, Southeast, Missouri
area director, FSA
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Wade Tucker, director of Organizers' Association of Farm Laborers,
Sharecroppers and Tenants of Southeast, Missouri
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Folder 4
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Correspondence
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1942-1944
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Topics and individuals include:
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Ralph Bladgen, managing editor, St. Louis Star-Times
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Stuart Chase
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Topics and individuals include:
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Ralph Coghlan, Post-Dispatch
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Irving Dilliard, Post-Dispatch
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R.L. Duffus, New York Times
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FSA - Land Purchase and Personnel in Southeast, Missouri
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Fitzpatrick, cartoonist, Post-Dispatch
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Ferd Gottlieb, Post-Dispatch
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Jehovah's Witnesses
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LaForge Project
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Jean Lightfoot, Post-Dispatch
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Morris H. Rubin, editor, The Progressive
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John Stewart, area director, FSA
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Orville Zimmerman, representative, Missouri 10th District
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Folder 5
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Correspondence
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1945-1949
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Topics and individuals include:
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Army Corps of Engineers
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L.T. Berthe, consulting engineer
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Colonel H.C. Gee, chief of engineers, Army Corps of Engineers
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Flood Control
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L.H. Foote, colonel, district engineer
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Paul C. Jones, representative
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New Madrid Floodway, draining, Birds' Point
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Orville Zimmerman, representative, Missouri 10th District.
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Irving Dillard
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Folder 6
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Correspondence with Sam
Bledsoe, official in the Southern Division Adjustment of Agricultural
Administration
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1939-1946
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Subjects include:
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The Atomic Bomb
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C.B. Baldwin, FSA
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Chester Davis
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Farming
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Farm Labor Amendment
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Farm Security Administration
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Parisius, Ford production administrator John Stewart, area director, FSA
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Harry Truman, vice-president
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Henry Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture World War II
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Orville Zimmerman, representative, Missouri 10th District
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Folder 7
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Correspondence from Martin Lechner, sec., Socialist Party of Missouri
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1937-1945
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Topics include:
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CIO
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1937 Emerson Electric Sit-down Strike
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FBI
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Sharecroppers
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Topics include:
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Socialism
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World War II
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Folder 8
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Correspondence from John T. Stewart, Southeast, Missouri area dir. FSA
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1942-1945
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Topics and individuals include:
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The Atomic Bomb
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C.B. Baldwin, administrator, FSA
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Phil Beck, regional director, FSA
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Delmo Labor Homes
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FSA - Personnel in Southeast, Missouri
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Labor Camps
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Laforge Project
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Isham Puckett, farmer, evicted from LaForge Rural Rehabilitation
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Project Harris Rodgers Security Farms
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Sharecroppers
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Wade Tucker, director of Organizers, Association Farm Laborers,
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Sharecroppers and Tenants, Southeast, Missouri
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Wardell Negro Camp World War II
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Series II
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Thad Snow’s Writings, 1921-1948
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Folder 9
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James Whitcomb Riley
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1944
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Folder 10
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Mr. Hoover, My Mother and the Empty Match Box
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Folder 11
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Old Black Cow
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1937
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Folder 12
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The Bull and 1, several versions
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1947
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Folder 13
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Thad Snow Tells About His Bird Dog
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Undated
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Folder 14
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Dove Hunting
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Undated
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Folder 15
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The Colporter
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Undated
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Folder 16
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Obit for "Farmer"
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Undated
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Folder 17
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Shine, or Swampeast Missouri Nocturne, or How The Chicken Thief Escaped
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Undated
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Folder 18
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The Report of Jeremiah Thomas Abernathy of New York--The Truth About
Mississippi County |
1921
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Folder 19
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Opinions of a farmer
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1923
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Folder 20
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History of Swampeast, Missouri
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Undated
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Folder 21
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Old Man River Speaks |
1937
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Folder 22
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Mississippi River Flood
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1937
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Folder 23
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Statement before officials of North Central Region, New Madrid, on the
Farm Program
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1937
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Folder 24
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The Farmer's Institute and the Harvester Company, or Is This Farmer's Mind Becoming Affected?
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1938
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Folder 25
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Ginners
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Undated
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Folder 26
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Farm Programs
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Undated
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Folder 27
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Labor Policy in Cotton Control
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Folder 28
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Cotton Control Program
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Folder 29
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Planters and Farm Legislation
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Undated
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Folder 30
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Farm Control after five years
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Undated
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Folder 31
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Cooperation between government and business on farm control
(International Harvester Machines on Credit)
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1937-1938?
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Folder 32
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Sharecropper Roadside Strike, several drafts
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1939
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Folder 33
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A Tribute to a Crusader, Wade Tucker |
1942
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Folder 34
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LaForge Project
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1942
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Folder 35
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Speech before organized labor regarding attitudes of farmers
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1943
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Folder 36
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Roosevelt's proposal for farm subsidies
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1944
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Folder 37
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Proposed Farm Bureau Adjustment Act
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Undated
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Folder 38
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Planning for agriculture
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Undated
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Folder 39
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Swamp east Missouri |
1944
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Folder 40
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Draft deferments for farmers |
1944?
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Folder 41
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Viola and Annie (the welfare system) |
1942
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Folder 42
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OPA Regulations and Snow's violations |
1943
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Folder 43
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Planning, (speech to National Planning Association)
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1943
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Folder 44
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National Planning Association, A Farmer Looks at Fiscal Policy |
1945
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Folder 45
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Walter and Paper Money
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Undated
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Folder 46
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The Manure Fork (tariffs)
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Undated
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Folder 47
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The Profit System
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Undated
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Folder 48
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The Road Amendment |
1938?
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Folder 49
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Curry Road Amendment |
1948
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Folder 50
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Reflections on the highway department, road building, politics and
personnel
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Undated
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Folder 51
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Thoughts on war preparedness, Lindbergh |
1940
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Folder 52
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Reflections on war hysteria
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Undated
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Folder 53
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Reflections on war fervor
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Undated
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Folder 54
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Opposed to rearmament
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Undated
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Folder 55
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Roosevelt's war policy and the reduction in war hysteria |
1940?
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Folder 56
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Predictions on U.S. entry into World War II, |
1941
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Folder 57
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Thorstein Veblen and The Nature of Peace
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Undated
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Folder 58
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Tolstoy's War and Peace and Roosevelt's policies, |
1941?May
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Folder 59
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Pearl Harbor and Free Speech |
1942 April
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Folder 60
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World War II, U.S. objectives, and free speech, 2 drafts |
1942?
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Folder 61
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Bird Hunting and World War II |
1942?
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Folder 62
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What are we fighting for, letter from H.L. Jenkins and reply |
1943-1944
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Folder 63
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In reply to Arthur Jobsor on Snow's silence during the war
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Undated
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Folder 64
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Atomic Bomb |
Undated
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Folder 65
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Henry Wallace's Madison Square Speech |
1945?
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Folder 66
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Our Foreign Policy, several drafts |
1946
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Folder 67
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Roosevelt, the Constitution, and the New Deal |
1937
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Folder 68
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Leon Trotsky |
1939
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Folder 69
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Maxim Litvinoff |
1942
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Folder 70
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Harry Truman |
1944
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Folder 71
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Herbert V. Evatt |
Undated
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Folder 72
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Dorothy Thompson |
Undated
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Folder 73
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Speech to the American Society of Civil Engineers
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Undated
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Folder 74
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Change and understanding
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Undated
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Folder 75
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Reflections on a Quaint Habit |
1937
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Folder 76
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Maury's Riot, San Antonia |
1939?
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Folder 77
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On reading a daily newspapers |
1939?
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Folder 78
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On fame and advice to friends |
1939
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Folder 79
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Semantics |
1947
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Folder 80
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Review of Robert Duffus' The Innocents at Cerdo |
1944
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Folder 81
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Review of Train's Yankee Lawyer, the Autobiography of Ephraim Tutt |
1943
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Folder 82
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Notes and unfinished business
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undated
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Series III
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Memorabilia and Photographs
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Folder 83
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Three handbills for talk by Owen Whitfield and William Tannerand
Dr. Herbert Marshall and poster for the Associated Farm Laborers,
Sharecroppers and Tenants of Southeast Missouri, signed Wade Tucker
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1939, 1941 |
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Folder 84
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Wallet, savings pass book and grain settlement |
1959
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Folder 85
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Snow's 1941 Fitzpatrick Cartoon of Stalin, signed 'To Thad, Uncle Joe'
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undated
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Folder 86
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Photographs (7), of Thad Snow, Emily and Frances Snow, Owen andZella Whitfield and Snow's
Windmill
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undated
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Series IV
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Scrapbooks
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Newspaper articles and letters to the editor written by Snow
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