Correspondence with Democratic Party organizations, 1943-1972, (bulk 1952-1966).

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Correspondence with Democratic Party organizations, 1943-1972, (bulk 1952-1966).

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Correspondence, financial documents, minutes, speeches, press releases, convention materials, reports, campaign materials, voting records, party platforms, precinct organization materials, delegate statistics, clippings, booklets, lists, biographical data, constitutions, newsletters, and pamphlets.

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University of Texas at Arlington, Central Library

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University of Texas at Arlington, Central Library

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