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Erwin Mitchell Papers

Erwin Mitchell Papers

Descriptive Summary

Title: Erwin Mitchell Papers
Creator: Mitchell, Harlan Erwin, 1924-
Inclusive Dates: 1958-1960
Language(s): English
Extent: 53 box(es) (28 linear feet)
Collection Number: RBRL067HEM
Repository: Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies
Abstract: Papers document Mitchell's single congressional term and include subject files, correspondence, magazine and newspaper clippings, reports, receipts and releases reflecting Mitchell's work on the U.S. House of Representatives' Science and Astronautics and Veteran Affairs committees.

Collection Description

Biographical Note

Harlan Erwin Mitchell was born in Dalton, Whitfield County, Georgia, on August 17, 1924. He attended public schools in Dalton, Georgia, and attended The Citadel in Charleston, South Carolina. He received a LL.B. from the University of Georgia School of Law in 1948. During college, Mitchell was a member of the Gridiron Honorary Society, the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, and Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity.

During World War II, he served as first lieutenant in the United States Army Air Corps from 1943 to 1946 and again in the United States Air Force in 1951 and 1952. Mitchell received the Air Medal with two stars and Pacific Ribbon with two battle stars. He was admitted to the bar on April 17, 1948, and commenced law practice in Dalton, Georgia. He served as solicitor general for the Cherokee Judicial Circuit from January 1, 1953 to December 31, 1956, and from January 1, 1957 to January 8, 1958, he served as a Superior Court judge in the Cherokee Judicial Circuit.

In early 1958, Erwin Mitchell was elected as a Democrat to the 85th Congress to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Henderson L. Lanham (7th District) in November 1957. In 1958, Mitchell was re-elected to the 86th Congress. In total, he served from January 8, 1958 to January 3, 1961. Mitchell served as the Chairman of the House Subcommittee on Patents and Scientific Inventions, with the Committee on Science and Astronautics, and as a member of the Veterans' Affairs Committee.

Although Mitchell was not a candidate for renomination to the U.S. House in 1960, he was elected State Senator (Forty-Third District: Whitfield, Gordon, and Murray counties) to the Georgia General Assembly, serving from 1960 to 1961. He did not seek re-election, however, and resumed practicing law in Dalton. In 1996, Mitchell founded the Georgia Project, a teacher exchange program for Spanish-speaking teachers in Mexico and teachers from Dalton, Georgia. In 2001, Mitchell received the National Education Association's George I. Sánchez Memorial Award for his work with the Georgia Project. Currently, he is a resident of Dalton, Georgia.

Memberships include the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and AMVETS.

In September 1943, Mitchell married Helen Jones of Dalton, and they have three children: Harlan Erwin, Jr., Marilyn Helen, and Leslie Lee.

Scope and Content

The collection documents Mitchell's term as a U.S. Representative for Georgia's Seventh District (Bartow, Catoosa, Cobb, Dade, Douglas, Floyd, Gordon, Haralson, Murray, Paulding, Polk, Walker, and Whitfield counties), from 1958 to 1960. The papers include subject files, correspondence, magazine and newspaper clippings, reports, receipts, press releases, and photographs reflecting Mitchell's work on the House of Representatives' Science and Astronautics and Veteran Affairs committees during his one term in office. Of particular interest are his files related to space and labor issues in Series I. General. Noted correspondents throughout the collection include Iris F. Blitch, James C. Davis, S. Marvin Griffin, and S. Ernest Vandiver.

During his term in the House, Mitchell introduced several bills related to veterans, filed in Series III. Bills and Legislation. Significant votes include supporting Hawaii statehood and opposition to fellow Georgia representative Phil Landrum's Landrum-Griffin Act of 1959, which provided for the regulation of internal union affairs.

Organization and Arrangement

The collection is organized in ten series, five of which are open for research: I. General, III. Bills and Legislation, VII. Post Office, VIII. Congratulations, and X. Photographs. The Restricted series are II. Yellow Sheets, IV. Veterans, V. Armed Forces and IX. Service Academies, Appointments.


Administrative Information

Access Restrictions

Case mail and carbon copy series are closed.

Preferred Citation

Erwin Mitchell Papers, Richard B. Russell Library for Political Research and Studies, University of Georgia Libraries, Athens, Georgia, 30602-1641.

Processing Notes

Newspaper clippings and select telegrams have been copied onto bond paper for preservation. Photographs were separated for preservation.

User Restrictions

Library acts as "fair use" reproduction agent.

Copyright Information

Before material from collections at the Richard B. Russell Library may be quoted in print, or otherwise reproduced, in whole or in part, in any publication, permission must be obtained from (1) the owner of the physical property, and (2) the holder of the copyright. It is the particular responsibility of the researcher to obtain both sets of permissions. Persons wishing to quote from materials in the Russell Library collection should consult the Director. Reproduction of any item must contain a complete citation to the original.

Finding Aid Publication

Finding aid prepared on: September 2008.


Related Materials and Subjects

Subject Terms

Blitch, Iris Faircloth, 1912-1993.
Congressional records.
Davis, John C.
Georgia -- Politics and government -- 1961-
Griffin, S. Marvin, 1907-1982.
Legislators -- United States.
Photographs.
United States -- Politics and government -- 1958-1961.
Vandiver, S. Ernest (Samuel Ernest), 1918-2005.

Related Collections in this Repository

Henderson L. Lanham Papers

S. Ernest Vandiver, Jr., Papers

Iris F. Blitch Papers

Harold Paulk Henderson, Sr. Oral History Collection, Series II: Samuel Ernest Vandiver

Prince Preston Papers

Richard B. Russell, Jr. Collection

Related Collections in Other Repositories

S. Marvin Griffin Papers, Bainbridge College Library

James C. Davis Papers, Emory University


Series Descriptions and Folder Listing

 

I. General

16 box(es)
(8 linear feet)
This series is organized in two subseries: A. 1958-1959 and B. 1958-1960 per Mitchell's original order. Subseries are arranged alphabetically by subject. Topics include agriculture, highways and roads, labor, requests, space, and teacher's salaries. Series VI, Miscellaneous, has been interfiled in this series. Series strengths include labor (Subseries A, 1958-1959) and Committee on Science and Astronautics files (filed as "Space Committee" in Subseries B, 1958-1960).



A. 1958-1959

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I.1 1Agriculture
I.1 2Agriculture Stabilization
I.1 3Campaign, 1958
I.1 4Civil Aeronautics
I.1 5Cobb County
I.1 6Coosa-Alabama next hit River
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I.2 1F.C.C. (Federal Communications Commission)
I.2 2Highways and Roads
I.2 3Interoffice Wires
I.2 4Invitations
I.2 5Labor Folder 1, 1959
I.2 6Labor Folder 2, 1959
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I.3 1Labor Folder 3, 1959
I.3 2Labor Folder 4, 1959
I.3 3Labor Folder 5, 1959
I.3 4Labor Folder 6, 1959
I.3 5Labor Folder 7, 1959
boxfolder
I.4 1Labor Folder 8, 1959
I.4 2Labor Folder 9, 1959
I.4 3Labor Folder 10, 1959
I.4 4Labor Folder 11, 1959
I.4 5Labor Folder 12, 1959
I.4 6Miscellaneous—Folder 1
boxfolder
I.5 1Miscellaneous—Folder 2
I.5 2Miscellaneous—Folder 3
I.5 3Miscellaneous—Folder 4
I.5 4Newsletters, 1958
I.5 5Passports
I.5 6Press Releases, 1958-1959
I.5 7Public Utilities
I.5 8Requests Folder 1, 1959
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I.6 1Requests Folder 2, 1959
I.6 2Requests Folder 3, 1959
I.6 3Requests—Folder 1
I.6 4Requests—Folder 2
I.6 5Requests—Folder 3
I.6 6Rivers and Harbors
I.6 7Seventh District Committee
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I.7 1Small Business Administration
I.7 2Teacher's Salaries—Folder 1
I.7 3Teacher's Salaries—Folder 2
I.7 4Teacher's Salaries—Folder 3
I.7 5Teacher's Salaries—Folder 4
I.7 6Veterans
I.7 7Veterans' Affairs Committee—Folder 1
I.7 8Veterans' Affairs Committee—Folder 2



B. 1958-1960

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I.8 1Agriculture
I.8 2Agricultural Bulletins
I.8 3Agricultural Stabilization
I.8 4Agricultural Yearbooks
I.8 5Airlines—Airports—General
I.8 6Allatoona Dam
I.8 7Army Engineers
I.8 8Armed Services
I.8 9Army-Navy Football Tickets
I.8 10Atomic Energy [empty]
I.8 11Bartow County—General
I.8 12Bartow County Schools
I.8 13Battey Hospital [empty]
I.8 14Budget
I.8 15Building and Loan Associations
I.8 16Campaign, 1960
I.8 17Catoosa County
I.8 18Catoosa County Schools [empty]
I.8 19Census
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I.9 1Chambers of Commerce
I.9 2Chattooga County [empty]
I.9 3Chattooga County Schools [empty]
I.9 4CIO [empty]
I.9 5Cherokee Parkway
I.9 6Civil Defense
I.9 7Civil Rights
I.9 8Civil Service Forms
I.9 9Clerks and Congressional Office
I.9 10Cobb County
I.9 11Cobb County Schools
I.9 12Communism [empty]
I.9 13Congressional Record
I.9 14Coosa-previous hitAlabama next hit River
I.9 15Coosa Valley Planning and Development Association
I.9 16County Officers
I.9 17Current Affairs
I.9 18Customs [empty]
I.9 19Dade County [empty]
I.9 20Dade County Schools [empty]
I.9 21Dalton Office
I.9 22Democratic Party
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I.10 1Disaster Loans [empty]
I.10 2Dobbins Air Force Base
I.10 3Douglas County
I.10 4Douglas County Schools
I.10 5Education
I.10 6Exports and Imports [empty]
I.10 7Farm Bureaus
I.10 8Farmers Bulletins (Form Letters)
I.10 9Farmers Home Administration
I.10 10Federal Aviation Agency
I.10 11Federal Communications Commission
I.10 12Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
I.10 13Federal Housing Administration
I.10 14Federal Power Commission
I.10 15Federal Reserve Bank Board [empty]
I.10 16Federal Trade Commission
I.10 17Fish and Wildlife
I.10 18Flood Control [empty]
I.10 19Floyd County
I.10 20Floyd County Schools
I.10 21Food and Drugs [empty]
I.10 22Forestry
I.10 23Forfeiture Sub-Committee
I.10 24Form Letters [empty]
I.10 25Georgia General Assembly
I.10 26Gordon County
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I.11 1Gordon County Schools
I.11 2Government Contracts, Buildings, etc.
I.11 3Haralson County
I.11 4Haralson County Schools
I.11 5Highways and Roads
I.11 6Hospitals
I.11 7Housing
I.11 8Housing and Home Finance
I.11 9Immigration and Naturalization
I.11 10Indian Lands and Affairs
I.11 11Insertions in the Congressional Record—Folder 1
I.11 12Insertions in the Congressional Record—Folder 2
I.11 13Insertions in the Congressional Record—Folder 3
I.11 14Interstate Commerce Commission
I.11 15Labor—Folder 1
I.11 16Labor—Folder 2
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I.12 1Labor—Folder 3 [1 of 2]
I.12 2Labor—Folder 3 [2 of 2]
I.12 3Lockheed Aircraft Corporation
I.12 4Mailing List
I.12 5Miscellaneous—Folder 1
I.12 6Miscellaneous—Folder 2
I.12 7Mines and Mining
I.12 8Missing Persons
I.12 9Mitchell, Mr. And Mrs. Wright
I.12 10Murray County
I.12 11Murray County Schools [empty]
I.12 12National Defense
I.12 13National Labor Relations Board
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I.13 1National Guard
I.13 2National Parks
I.13 3Naval Air Station [empty]
I.13 4Newspapers
I.13 5Newspaper Column—Rough Draft
I.13 6News Releases—Folder 1
I.13 7News Releases—Folder 2
I.13 8Office of Defense Mobilization
I.13 9Passports
I.13 10Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights
I.13 11Patronage
I.13 12Paulding County
I.13 13Paulding County Schools
I.13 14Politics
I.13 15Polk County
I.13 16Polk County Schools
I.13 17Poultry
I.13 18Press Releases
I.13 19Project Star
I.13 20Public Utilities
I.13 21Radio Stations
I.13 22Recommendations
I.13 23Redistricting
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I.14 1Requests—Folder 1
I.14 2Requests—Folder2
I.14 3Reserves—General
I.14 4Rivers and Harbors
I.14 5Rural Electrification Administration
I.14 6Segregation
I.14 7Seventh District Democratic Executive Committee
I.14 8Small Business Administration
I.14 9Soil Conservation
I.14 10Space Committee—Folder 1
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I.15 1Space Committee—Folder 2
I.15 2Space Committee—Folder 3 [1 of 2]
I.15 3Space Committee—Folder 3 [2 of 2]
I.15 4Space Committee—Folder 4
I.15 5Space Committee—Patent File
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I.16 1Speeches
I.16 2Speeches, June 2, 1960
I.16 3Speeches, May 14, 1960
I.16 4States Rights
I.16 5Tennessee Valley Association
I.16 6Tufted Textile Manufacturing Association
I.16 7Un-American Activities [empty]
I.16 8Unemployment Compensation
I.16 9United Nations [empty]
I.16 10United States Rubber Company
I.16 11Unusual—General
I.16 12Veterans
I.16 13Veterans' Affairs
I.16 14Veterans Affairs Committee
I.16 15Vocational Education
I.16 16Walker County
I.16 17Walker County Schools
I.16 18Welfare
I.16 19Whitfield County
I.16 20Whitfield County Schools [empty]
 

III. Bills and Legislation

11 box(es)
(5.5 linear feet)
This series is organized in two subseries: A. 1958-1959 and B. 1958-1960 per Mitchell's original order. Arrangement is mainly alphabetical by subject, but also includes general files at the beginning and bills in numerical order at the end of each subseries. This series consists of releases, correspondence, news clippings, bills, reports and other printed materials relating to legislation pending before Congress. Topics include armed forces, civil rights, education, and housing.



A. 1958-1959

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III.1 1General, July-November 1959
III.1 2General, January-June 1959
III.1 3General, July-November 1958
III.1 4General, January-June 1958
III.1 5Agriculture, January-June 1959
III.1 6Agriculture, August 1958-December 1959
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III.2 1Airports and Airlines--CAA
III.2 2Alaska and Hawaii Statehood
III.2 3Alcoholic Beverages
III.2 4Appropriations
III.2 5Armed Forces
III.2 6Atomic Energy
III.2 7Banking and Currency
III.2 8Budget
III.2 9District Committee
III.2 10District Committee, School Transportation
III.2 11District of Columbia
III.2 12Education, [May-October 1959]
III.2 13Education, [January-April 1959]
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III.3 1Education, [June-December 1958]
III.3 2Education, [January-May 1958]
III.3 3Fair Trade Act, 1958-1959
III.3 4Federal Communications Commission
III.3 5Foreign Affairs, May 1958
III.3 6Forests
III.3 7Gas
III.3 8Hawaii Statehood
III.3 9Health
III.3 10Highways and Roads
III.3 11Hospital Construction, Operation, etc.
III.3 12Housing
III.3 13Immigration and Naturalization
III.3 14Import Quotas
III.3 15International Cooperation Admi
III.3 16Interstate and Foreign Commerce
III.3 17Labor
III.3 18Mines and Mining
III.3 19Minimum Wage [folder 1 of 2]
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III.4 1Minimum Wage [folder 2 of 2]
III.4 2Natural Gas Bill, 1957
III.4 3Postal and Federal Matters
III.4 4Postal Rate Increase
III.4 5Poultry
III.4 6Railroads, July 1958-August 1959
III.4 7Railroads, July 1, 1958, (May 20, 1958-July 1, 1958)
III.4 8Railroads, January-June 1958
III.4 9Recession
III.4 10Reciprocal Trade Agreements, June-September 1958
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III.5 1Reciprocal Trade Agreements, January-May 1958
III.5 2Reserves
III.5 3Retirement—Civil Service and Railroad
III.5 4Small Business
III.5 5Social Security, 1959
III.5 6Social Security, 1958
III.5 7Supreme Court
III.5 8Tariff
III.5 9Taxes, July-September 1959
III.5 10Taxes, January-June 1959
III.5 11Taxes, April-December 1958
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III.6 1Taxes, January-March 1958
III.6 2Tennessee Valley Authority
III.6 3Unemployment Compensation
III.6 4Veterans [folder 1 of 2]
III.6 5Veterans [folder 2 of 2]
III.6 6Bills Introduced by Mitchell, 85th Congress, Miscellaneous
III.6 7HR 840, Provide Sale of Land in Limestone Valley Soil Conservation District
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III.7 1HR 1181, 643V, and 7650
III.7 2HR 6319, Concerning Disposition of Benefits of Incompetent Veterans
III.7 3HR 10696, Extend and Liberalize Direct Home Loan Program for Veterans
III.7 4HR 11695, Tariff Act Amendment
III.7 5HR 13132, Teachers' Salary Act
III.7 6HR 13218, Transportation D.C. Children
III.7 7HR 13232, Establishes Study Commission on Coosa-previous hitAlabama River et. al.
III.7 8HR 13233, Additional Funds For Direct Loan to Veterans
III.7 9HR 13655, Sibley Memorial Hospital



B. 1958-1960

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III.8 1General [folder 1 of 2], 1960
III.8 2General [folder 2 of 2], 1960
III.8 3Agriculture, 1960
III.8 4Airports—General, 1960
III.8 5Airports, Airlines, etc., 1959-1960
III.8 6Alcoholic Beverages, 1959-1960
III.8 7Anti-Trust Laws [empty]
III.8 8Appropriations
III.8 9Armed Forces, 1959-1960
III.8 10Atomic Energy [empty]
III.8 11Banking Currency, 1960
III.8 12Budget, 1959-1960
III.8 13Capitol, 1958
III.8 14Civil Rights, 1959
III.8 15Civil Service, 1958, 1960
III.8 16Cotton [empty]
III.8 17District of Columbia [empty]
III.8 18Education, 1959-1960
III.8 19Fair Trade Act, 1960
III.8 20Federal Communications Commission, 1958-1960
III.8 21Fair Employment Practices Committee [empty]
III.8 22Federal Housing Administration [empty]
III.8 23Fish and Wildlife, 1958-1960
III.8 24Food and Drugs, 1958
III.8 25Foreign Affairs Aid, etc.
III.8 26Forests, 1959-1960
III.8 27Gas and Oil, 1959
III.8 28Health, 1959-1960
III.8 29Highways and Roads
III.8 30Hospital Construction, Affairs, etc., [1960]
III.8 31Housing
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III.9 1Immigration and Neutralization, 1959
III.9 2Import Quotas [empty]
III.9 3Insurance
III.9 4Interstate and Foreign Commerce, 1959-1960
III.9 5Irrigation [empty]
III.9 6Labor, 1960
III.9 7Mines and Mining, 1959
III.9 8Minimum Wage, June-August 1960
III.9 9Minimum Wage, February-May 1960
III.9 10National Defense [empty]
III.9 11National Federation of Independent Business [folder 1 of 2], 1959-1960
III.9 12National Federation of Independent Business [folder 2 of 2], 1959-1960
III.9 13Patents, Trademarks and Copyrights [empty]
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III.10 1Postal and Federal Employee Matters, 1960
III.10 2Poultry, 1959-1960
III.10 3Railroads, 1959-1960
III.10 4Reserves [empty]
III.10 5Retirement--Civil Service and Railroad, 1959
III.10 6Rural Electrification, 1958-1959
III.10 7Science, 1958
III.10 8Segregation [empty]
III.10 9Selective Service [empty]
III.10 10Small Business [empty]
III.10 11Social Security, April-August 1960
III.10 12Social Security, December 1959-March 1960
III.10 13Soil Conservation
III.10 14States Rights, 1959
III.10 15Suggestions for Proposed Legislation [empty]
III.10 16Supreme Court, 1958-1959
III.10 17Tariff, 1959-1960
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III.11 1Taxes, 1959-1960
III.11 2Textile Development Agency
III.11 3Tennessee Valley Authority, 1960
III.11 4Un-American Activities
III.11 5Unemployment Compensation [empty]
III.11 6United Nations, 1959
III.11 7Veterans, 1960
III.11 8Vocational Education, 1958
III.11 9Voting Requirements, etc., 1960
III.11 10Water, 1958-1960
III.11 11Welfare Matters, 1958-1960
III.11 12Wool, 1958
III.11 13H.R. 398 (86th Congress) Increase Statutory Rate for Certain Veterans
III.11 14H.R. 399 (86th Congress) Amends Definition of "Vet of any War"
III.11 15H.R. 570 (86th Congress) Amend Contract Settlement Act
III.11 16H.R. 571 (86th Congress) Provides Apportionment of Compensation of Veterans Who Disappear
III.11 17H.R. 572 (86th Congress) Increase Pensions for Medal of Honor Winners
III.11 18H.R. 841 (86th Congress) Increase Income Limitations for Widow and Child by $600.00 in Year of Vet's Death
III.11 19H.R. 842 (86th Congress) Provide Pensions for Widows and Children of Korean Conflict on Basis of Wo
III.11 20H.R. 843 (86th Congress) Provide Total and Permanent Rating While in Hospital with Tuberculosis
III.11 21H.R. 844 (86th Congress) Eliminating Application for Payment of Statutory Awards
III.11 22H.R. 845 (86th Congress) Provide Further Period for Presuming Service Connection for Leprosy
III.11 23H.R. 846 (86th Congress) Provide Service Connection for Multiple Sclerosis of 10% within three years
III.11 24H.R. 847(86th Congress) Provide Compensation for Veterans Deaf in Both Ears
III.11 25H.R. 2194 (86th Congress) Provides Funds for Direct Loans to Veterans
III.11 26H.R. 5064 Amending Section 6421 (c) Internal Revenue Code
III.11 27H.R. 8284 National Science Foundation Amendments
III.11 28H.R. 9634 Providing Direct Loans for Veterans
III.11 29H.R. 12566 Amends Code Requiring Board to Render Findings of Fact and Law
III.11 30H.R. 12675 Establishes Veterans Appeals Court
III.11 31H.R. 12737 Relief of Milton Cole
III.11 32H.R. 12776 Enlargement of Arlington Cemetery
III.11 33Veterans' Bills
 

VII. Post Office

2 box(es)
(1 linear foot)
Arrangement is alphabetical by name of city. A general post office file is located at the beginning of the series. This series primarily consists of requests for appointment as postmaster to offices in Georgia's Seventh District. Additional subjects include requests for improved postal facilities.
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VII.1 1General
VII.1 2Acworth
VII.1 3Adairsville
VII.1 4Argon
VII.1 5Armuchee
VII.1 6Atco [empty]
VII.1 7Austell
VII.1 8Avans
VII.1 9Berryton
VII.1 10Bremen
VII.1 11Buchanan [empty]
VII.1 12Calhoun
VII.1 13Carters
VII.1 14Cartersville
VII.1 15Cassville [empty]
VII.1 16Cave Springs
VII.1 17Cedar Grove [empty]
VII.1 18Cedartown
VII.1 19Chatsworth [empty]
VII.1 20Chickamauga
VII.1 21Clarksdale [empty]
VII.1 22Clouland [empty]
VII.1 23Cohutta [empty]
VII.1 24Coosa
VII.1 25Crandall [empty]
VII.1 26Curryville [empty]
VII.1 27Dallas
VII.1 28Dalton
VII.1 29Douglasville
VII.1 30Emerson [empty]
VII.1 31Esom Hill [empty]
VII.1 32Eton [empty]
VII.1 33Fairmount [empty]
VII.1 34Felton [empty]
VII.1 35Flintstone [empty]
VII.1 36Fort Oglethorpe
VII.1 37Graysville [empty]
VII.1 38Head River
VII.1 39Hill City [empty]
VII.1 40Hiram
VII.1 41Kennesaw
VII.1 42Kensington
VII.1 43Kingston
VII.1 44LaFayette [empty]
VII.1 45Lindale [empty]
VII.1 46Lithia Springs [empty]
VII.1 47Lyerly
VII.1 48Marbleton
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VII.2 1Marietta
VII.2 2Menlo [empty]
VII.2 3Mount Berry [empty]
VII.2 4Oakman [empty]
VII.2 5Pine Log [empty]
VII.2 6Plainville [empty]
VII.2 7Powder Springs
VII.2 8Ramhurst
VII.2 9Ranger [empty]
VII.2 10Resaca
VII.2 11Rising Fawn [empty]
VII.2 12Ringgold
VII.2 13Rockmart
VII.2 14Rock Springs [empty]
VII.2 15Rocky Face
VII.2 16Rome
VII.2 17Rossville
VII.2 18Rydal [empty]
VII.2 19Shannon [empty]
VII.2 20Silver Creek
VII.2 21Smyrna
VII.2 22Spring Place [empty]
VII.2 23Sugar Valley
VII.2 24Summerville [empty]
VII.2 25Tallapoosa
VII.2 26Taylorsville
VII.2 27Temple [empty]
VII.2 28Trenton
VII.2 29Trion [empty]
VII.2 30Tunnel Hill
VII.2 31Varnell [empty]
VII.2 32Vinings
VII.2 33Waco
VII.2 34White
VII.2 35Wildwood
VII.2 36Winston
 

VIII. Congratulations

1 box(es)
(.5 linear feet)
Arrangement is reverse chronological order. Series includes newspaper clippings and related letters from Mitchell to constituents. The primary subject is Mitchell congratulating constituents on their wedding anniversaries.
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VIII.1 1Congratulations, April-December 1960
VIII.1 2Congratulations, January-February 1960
VIII.1 3Congratulations, October-December 1959
VIII.1 4Congratulations, September 1959
VIII.1 5Congratulations, August 1959
VIII.1 6Congratulations, July 1959
VIII.1 7Congratulations, June 1959
VIII.1 8Congratulations, April-May 1959
VIII.1 9Congratulations, December 1958-March 1959
VIII.1 10Congratulations to Mitchell, 1958
VIII.1 11Telegrams, undated
 

X. Photographs

1 box(es)
This series contains images related to Mitchell's work on the House of Representatives' Science and Astronautics and Veteran Affairs committees. Most of the images are of geographical places including Antartica, Ohio, and Dobbins Air Force Base in Marietta, Georgia.
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X.1 HEM-PF-01 "Snapshot of selected mercator 53-to-the-octave, tuning forks taken to show integration of the just seven tone scale of F major from the organizations three fundamentals. These fundamentals are in relations to the entire cycle. A4 is 440 cycles per second international standard pitch", September 12, 1959. (3 ½x5, b/w)
X.1 HEM-PF-02 Akron, Ohio—"Pillow Tank manufactured by the Aviation Products Division of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co", April 29, 1959. (8x10, b/w)
X.1 HEM-PF-03 Antarctica—American Flag with Americas Ski 130 Hercules in the background, undated. (8x10, b/w)
X.1 HEM-PF-04 Antarctica—People with sled dogs in front of a C-130, undated. (8x10 b/w)
X.1 HEM-PF-05 Antarctica—People unloading a C-130, undated. (8x10 b/w)
X.1 HEM-PF-06 Akron, Ohio—Goodyear pillow tank, 1959. (8x10 b/w.)
X.1 HEM-PF-07 Aerial photograph of Dobbins Air Force base, Marietta, Georgia, August 22, 1956. (b/w 10"x10")
X.1 HEM-PF-08 Portrait of Melba M. LaTour, circa 1957. (b/w 4.25"x3.5")
X.1 HEM-PF-09 Site for Southern Technical Institute, Marietta, Georgia, circa 1958. (b/w 8"x10")