- Repository:
- Local History and Special Collections Branch, Alexandria Library
- Published:
- 2007
- Subjects:
- Industrial Defense Association | Colonial Dames of America | Anti-communist movements -- United States. | Antisemitism -- United States. | American Defense Society. | Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs | Daughters of the American Revolution -- Alexandria (Va.) | Auxiliary National Patriotic Council | Council of the Original Thirteen States | Churchwoman's Patriotic League | Movement Against Socialism in the Church | Cameron Club | National Patriotic Council
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Churchwoman's Patriotic League
in subject [X]Daughters of the American Revolution -- Alexandria (Va.) in subject [X]
Movement Against Socialism in the Church in subject [X]
Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs in subject [X]
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| • | American Defense Society. | (1) |
| • | Anti-communist movements -- United States. | (1) |
| • | Antisemitism -- United States. | (1) |
| • | Auxiliary National Patriotic Council | (1) |
| • | Cameron Club | (1) |
| • | Churchwoman's Patriotic League | [X] |
| • | Colonial Dames of America | (1) |
| • | Council of the Original Thirteen States | (1) |
| • | Daughters of the American Revolution -- Alexandria (Va.) | [X] |
| • | Industrial Defense Association | (1) |
| • | Movement Against Socialism in the Church | [X] |
| • | National Patriotic Council | (1) |
| • | Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs | [X] |
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| • | Alexandria Library | (1) |
| • | Virginia Heritage | (1) |
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