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Burton K. Wheeler.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt Papers.
Library of Congress.
William E. Borah Papers.
Bronson Cutting Papers.
James A. Farley Papers.
LaFollette Family Papers.
NAACP Files.
George Norris Papers.
LSU Libraries, Baton Rouge.
Special Collections Hill Memorial Library.
James B. Aswell & Family Papers.
H. Donald Devol Collection on Huey P. Long, MS 3653.
Huey P. Long Papers, MS 2005.
Russell B. Long Papers, MS 3700.
John Earle Uhler Papers 1921–60, MS 1902.
Seymour Weiss Papers.
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Dodson Times (1916).
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Daily Gazette (Gastonia, NC) (1928).
Daily Oklahoman (Oklahoma City) (1935–36).
Daily Reporter (Greenfield, IN) (1935).
Danville Bee (VA) (1928).
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Des Moines Tribune (IA) (1935).
Detroit Free Press (1934).
Emporia Daily Gazette (KS) (1928).
Escanaba Daily Press (MI) (1928).
Fairfield Daily Ledger (IA) (1934).
Frederick Daily News (MD) (1928).
Galveston Daily News (TX) (1928).
Hattiesburg American (MS) (1928–29).
Herald Tribune (New York) (1932–34).
Hope Star (AR) (1935).
Hutchinson News (KS) (1932).
Joplin Globe (MO) (1928–35).
Joplin News Herald (MO) (1928).
Kingsport Times (TN) (1928–35).
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Laurel Daily News Leader (MS) (1928).
Lewiston Daily Sun (ME) (1932).
Lima News (OH) (1928).
Lincoln Evening Journal (NE) (1935).
Lincoln Star (NE) (1932).
Manitowoc Herald News (WI) (1928).
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Miami News (1935).
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Phoenix Nest (AZ) (1964).
Port Arthur News (TX) (1928–30).
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Sheboygan Press (WI) (1928).
South Haven Daily Tribune (MI) (1936).
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (1934–35).
Stevens Point Daily Journal (WI) (1928).
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Variety (New York) (1935).
Washington C.H. Herald (Washington Court House, OH) (1928).
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