Central Files and Related Records, (a subgroup). 1904-1967.

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Central Files and Related Records, (a subgroup). 1904-1967.

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This sub-group consists of the following series: Index to Letters Sent; Card Index to Letters Received and Sent; Card Index to Pure Food and Meat Inspection Acts Cases; Card Index to General Department Files; Records Slips; Index of Refusal of Opinions to Members of Congress; Alien Enemy Index; Index to Passport and Visa Matters; Records Slips for War Transaction Section Correspondence in the Central Files; Card Index to Names of Persons in General Departmental Files; General Name Card Index; Corporation and Name Index; Bonds and Spirits Index; Index to Bonds and Spirits Assessments Approved; Records Slips for Foreign Travel Permit Applications and for Fraudulent Passports; List of "Straight Numbers Transferred to Class Files"; Index to "Duck Mill" Telegrams; Card Register of Correspondence; "General Index"; Cartographic enclosures to Straight Numerical Files; Classified Subject Files; Cartographic enclosures to Classifed Subject Files; Confidential Telegrams; Sound Records; Card Index to Prison Contract Files; and Judicial District Administration. All of these series can be located through a "Related ID" search.

National Archives Library, National Archives Records Administration

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National Archives Library, National Archives Records Administration

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