America Between the Wars 1920-1940

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The America between the Wars, 1920-1940 primary source collection includes a significant number of artifacts contributed by members of the Teaching American History in Louisiana (TAHIL) partnership. TAHIL providers include the Louisiana State Archives, Louisiana State Museum, The Historic New Orleans Collection and Tulane University Library Special Collections.

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Board of Directors Minutes 1932 - 1933
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Includes "Relief of Destitution;" Reports from the State Board of Relief; Gov. OK Allen Proclamation; Reports from the State Supervisor, Field Director, and Secretary; the last Report for the Unemployment Relief Committee; and the birth of Emergency Relief Administration.
Camp Packard Leader
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Front page of the Camp Packard Leader with several stories of camp people and activities.
Dance!! / d'Iberville Pavilion
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Flyer advertising Tony Fougerat and His Dixie Ramblers. Includes hours and admission charge.
Leche Ellender Long
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Lapel pins for the 1936 election of Leche for Louisiana Governor, Allen for U.S. Senate, Ellender for U.S. Senate, and Long for Louisiana Lt. Governor.
Memo, Governor, to Members of the state legislature
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Parker states that Mississippi River flood control is more important than the Panama Canal and calls for six legislators to advise him in issuing a statement regarding the recent flooding.
Memorandum (the camp newsletter)
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Memorandum of the Civilian Conservation Corps, Headquarters Second Corps Area, Office of the Corps Area Educational Adviser, Governors Island, New York outlining how to start a camp newsletter.
Memorandum brief
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A memorandum to show that both Senator Overton and Senator Long should be excluded from membership in the United States Senate. The memorandum brief was submitted to Senator Sam G. Bratton, Chairman, and Senators Tom Connally, John G. Townsend, Robert D. Carey and M.M. Logan, members of the Special senatorial committee on the Investigation of campaign expenditures.
Newspaper: The Rocky Crest
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Vol. 2, No. 1 issue of the newspaper, with several stories of the people and activities at the camp.
Smith and Robinson
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Lapel pins for Alfred E. Smith and Joseph Robinson's campaign for U.S. President and Vice-president.
U-R My Sunshine
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Lapel pin for Jimmie Davis' campaign for Governor of Louisiana. The slogan refers to Davis' song, "You are my sunshine."
United behind the President
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Lapel pins for Roosevelt's campaign for his third term as U.S. President. Pins feature a U.S. flag.
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