David McKee Hall papers, 1958-1960 [manuscript].

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David McKee Hall papers, 1958-1960 [manuscript].

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Congressional office files, November 1958-January 1960, of U.S. Representative Hall, Democrat, lawyer, and leader in regional business and civic affairs, of Sylva, N.C. Hall's correspondence for the thirteen months of his service was with constituents in the 12th district, lobbyists, fellow congressmen, and political leaders. It concerned veterans' pensions, Hawaiian statehood, social security provisions, tobacco quotas, taxes, labor legislation, and other issues before Congress.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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