Congressional Papers

U. S. Representative, Texas' 7th Congressional District, 1952-1972, Democrat. Over 400 linear feet of materials dating from the 1940s to the 1980s trace Dowdy's service as a district attorney in East Texas, his years in Congress, his trial and conviction on bribery sharges, and retirement years in Athens, Texas.
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Bio Chronology | Collection Statement | Scope and Content | Series Outline | Series Description | Images | Research Grant | Finding Aid INDEX |

Texas State Senator, 1983-1991. U.S. Congressman, Texas 11th and 17th Congressional Districts from 1991-2011. Materials are being transmitted. IN PROCESSING.

U. S. Representative, Texas' 21st Congressional District, 1943-1974, Democrat. Detailing the lengthy career of this West Texas congressman, these 267 linear feet of materials cover the period from 1943 to 1974.
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Bio Chronology | Committees | Writings | Folder List |

U. S. Representative, Texas' 13th Congressional District, 1939-1951, Democrat. This small collection of ten linear feet are especially notable for their coverage of Post-WWII issues.
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Bio Chronology | Scope and Content | Series Outline| Images | Finding Aid INDEX
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U. S. Representative, Texas' 1st Congressional District, 1976-1985, Democrat. Covering just ten years, these 256 linear feet of materials document Hall's service on the Judiciary Committee and its Immigration Sub-committee.
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Bio Chronology | Scope and Content | Series Outline | Series Description I|

U. S. Representative, Texas' 13th Congressional District, 1975-1985, Democrat. Hightower's 750 linear feet of papers document his service at local, state and federal levels from 1949 to 1984.
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Bio Chronology | Bio 1983 | Scope and Content | Series Outline | Series Description | Images |

U. S. Representative, Texas 11th Congressional District, 1979-1989, Democrat. Succeeding Bob Poage as the 11th District representative, Leath's 237 linear feet of papers cover only his congressional years of service from 1979 to 1989. UNPROCESSED.

Bio Chronology | Images | Inventory 1979, 1980, 1981| Inventory Box 1-160 | 3D Inventory |

U. S. Representative, Texas' 7th Congressional District, 1945-1952, Democrat. This very small group of papers of less than two linear feet, document Pickett's service from 1947 to 1952. Finding Aid available

Bio Chronology | Collection Summary | Scope and Content | Series Description | Tidelands Publications |

U. S. Representative, Texas' 11th Congressional District, 1937 to 1978, Democrat. The founding collection of the Baylor Collections of Political Materials, these 900 linear feet of materials provide a chronicle of Poage's public service from the Texas Legislature in 1924 to his forty-two year tenure in the U. S. House. As "Mr. Agriculture," Poage compiled a valuable collection dealing with all aspects of American farm policies and legislation.
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Biography | Collection Statement | Scope and Content | Series Outline | Series Description | Images and Media | Books | Retirement | Contributions | Finding Aid INDEX |

U.S. Representative, Texas 16th District, 1902-1917, Democrat. The majority of this collection involves correspondence between Smith and his wife Frances Breedlove Smith from 1890 - 1912. They represent a unique view into the life of a traveling district judge and congressman separated from his wife while serving in office. One Linear Foot.
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Bio Chronology | Collection Statement | Scope and Content | Images | Inventory of Letters |

U. S. Representative, Texas' 5th Congressional District, 1973-1977, Republican. This Dallas County Republican congressman's 90 linear feet of papers cover his brief service from 1973 to 1977.
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See also mirror site www.alansteelman.com>

Bio Chronology 1973 | Bio 1973 | Collection Statement | News Articles | Scope and Content | Series Outline | Series Description | Speeches | Images |

U. S. Representative. Texas 5th Congressional District, 1912-1947, Democrat. The 114 letters in the Correspondence series between Hatton Sumners, his sister Kate, and his mother are largely handwritten. While the earliest letter is dated 1898 from Hatton to his parents, the bulk of the letters are from 1911 to 1926, the year Mother Hatton died. The letters document the routine daily events of an upper class southern household in correspondence with a family member who is a U.S. Congressman.
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Bio Chronology | Collection Statement | Scope and Content | Series Outline | Series Description | Images | Inventory of letters |
See Also Papers of Hatton W. Sumners, Dallas Historical Society