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Western Union Telegram to Theodore G. Bilbo from VFW Post 5701 on Supporting the British Loan and coal miners
A Western Union telegram sent from Rolling Fork, Mississippi to U.S. Senator Theodore G. Bilbo in Washington D.C., dated May 11, 1946. The message questions the priority of the British loan over the needs of striking American coal miners, stating:…
Western Union Telegram from Mrs. Lawrence T. Lowrey to Senator Theodore G. Bilbo
QA455 44 NT 6 EXTRA= STARKVILLE MISS 11 [1940] 11PM 7 39 SENATOR THEODORE BILBO= WASHDC= THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE MISSISSIPPI CONGRESS OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS ASSEMBLED IN CONFERENCE AT STATECOLLEGE, MISSISSIPPI, AND REPRESENTING MORE THAN…
Western Union telegram from I.B Citz to Theodore G. Bilbo supporting the British Loan
A Western Union telegram sent from New York, New York, to U.S. Senator Theodore G. Bilbo in Washington, D.C., dated May 6, 1946. The sender, I.B. Citz, President of Citz American Co., Inc., describes impressions from a recent business trip to Europe…
We Made History by Rose Upton Bascom
A document by Mrs. Rose Upton Bascom about the repeal of the 18th amendment.
War Department Letter to Theodore G. Bilbo from Norman T. Kirk, The Surgeon General, regarding the future disposition of the hospital located within the Como Prisoner of War Camp
This letter is one from a series of correspondence between Honorable Theodore G. Bilbo, United States Senate, and Norman T. Kirk, Major General, U. S. Army, The Surgeon General. The letter discusses the use of the hospital within the Como Prisoner of…
Theodore G. Bilbo Papers, Box 1054
This item is part of the Theodore G. Bilbo Papers housed in the McCain Library and Archives at the University of Southern Mississippi. The collection documents the political career and activities of Theodore G. Bilbo, who served as Governor of…
The Illinois Anti-Saloon League News, March 1944
A pamphlet, including a poem and illustration, denouncing the sale and consumption of liquor in Illinois and urging citizens to vote to abolish taverns.
Liberia (See Also Repatriation).
Response to Mannino's editorial promoting social equality among White and African Americans.
Letter to Theodore G. Bilbo Regarding Military Camp Alcohol Legislation
Letter from Warren D. Moore of Moore Realty Company in Duluth, MN, to Senator Theodore G. Bilbo discussing Bilbo's speech and legislation regarding alcohol restrictions in U.S. military camps during World War II.
Letter to Theodore G. Bilbo from J. L. Neill
A letter from J. L. Neill, the politician, pastor, and prohibitionist, is written to Senator Theodore G. Bilbo, expressing his thanks for supporting the cause to introduce a bill that will raise the fine for the sale of hard liquor in dry territory.