Papers, 1959-1968.

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Papers, 1959-1968.

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Correspondence, 1964-1968, containing personal correspondence; reference files including summaries of cases, speeches, periodicals, notes, and published materials; military records containing published materials and a research paper. The bulk of the collection consists of reference files, containing mostly case file summaries. The reference files also include published materials, such as periodical articles and published case files. Correspondence consists of letters to Maddox from preachers praising him for his active Christian support. These correspondents include Bob Harrington, the so-called "Chaplain of Bourbon Street" and E.F. Hallock, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Norman, Oklahoma. Other correspondents include Maddox's friends who congratulated him on his appointment as legal advisor to Governor Wallace. The military records contain a research paper produced by Maddox on the Alabama Hospital Lien law, and also published materials that include journals from Maxwell Air Force base and the Air Force in general.

1 cubic ft. (3 archives boxes).

Alabama Department of Archives and History

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SNAC Resource ID: 6754827

Alabama Department of Archives and History

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University of Alabama

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Wallace, George C. (George Corley), 1919-1998

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Johnson, Frank M. (Frank Minis), 1918-1999

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Jones Law School (Montgomery, Ala.)

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Hallock, E. F. (Edward, F.)

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United States. Air Force Reserve

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Maddox, Hugh, 1930-

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Alva Hugh Maddox was born on 1930 April 17 in Andalusia, Ala. He received his early education in Florala, Ala., and he graduated as the salutatorian from Covington County High School in 1947. He then attended the University of Alabama, earning a Bachelor's degree in 1952. While attending the University of Alabama, Maddox began his professional career as a journalist for the Florala News. In 1952, after completing his undergraduate study, he became a commissioned officer ...

Alabama. Circuit Court (15th Circuit).

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Harrington, Bob, 1927-

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Alabama. Governor. Legal Advisor.

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Alabama State Bar Association

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Steiner, Robert E.

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Robert E. Steiner is a practicing attorney in Montgomery, Ala. and is a member of the Alabama Dept. of Archives and History Board of Trustees. From the description of Records, 1969-1992. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122442404 ...