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Application for Appointment
Application for Appointment 4/23/1937
Roll of Attorneys Admitted to Practice Before the Court
Roll of Attorneys Admitted to Practice Before the Court
Death Certificate for Merian C. Cooper
Death Certificate for Merian C. Cooper 1918
Draft Registration Card for George Herman Ruth
Draft Registration Card for George Herman Ruth 6/5/1917
World War I Draft Registration Card for Andrew Rube Foster
World War I Draft Registration Card for Andrew Rube Foster 1917-1918
Letter from Chief Justice William Howard Taft to President Herbert Hoover Regarding the Oath of Office,
Letter from Chief Justice William Howard Taft to President Herbert Hoover Regarding the Oath of Office, 3/1/1929
Letter from George Washington to Congress Inquiring About the Preferred Form of His Resignation
Letter from George Washington to Congress Inquiring About the Preferred Form of His Resignation 12/20/1783
Letter from Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson to the Secretary of State Regarding John G. Winant, Jr.
Letter from Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson to the Secretary of State Regarding John G. Winant, Jr. 11/13/1943
McWilliams, Julia C.
McWilliams, Julia C. 1942-1945
Oath of Office for Daniel K. Inouye
Oath of Office for Daniel K. Inouye 1/9/1963
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