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Jane Bode was an attorney from Crowley, Louisiana. This collection consists of her working files.

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This collection consists of his working papers while in office. It also includes information on clubs and organizations that he was active in.

Scope and Contents The Broussard Papers consists of approximately 100 feet of documents arranged in 229 boxes. The bulk of the material has been reproduced on 143 reels of 35 mm microfilm.Approximately 43 percent of the documents are from Robert F. Broussard, and 57 percent from Edwin S. Broussard.In arranging the collection, an attempt was made to reconstruct the original order, or more properly, orders. Each brother had a different filing style, and each secretary had his own system...

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Photographs, 1800s.

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This collection contains correspondence, his writings, certificates and awards, organization publications, photographs, and other materials.

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This collection contains an appointment of A. Wilmot Dalferes as Notary Public in Lafayette Parish, signed by Alice Lee Grosjean, Acting Governor.

Judge A. Wilmot Dalferes donated the collection.

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This collection consists of “Southwestern Sings” a phonograph album of SLI songs from the early 1950s.

Mr. Dozier’s son, also named Gil Dozier, donated the collection.

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This collection contains correspondence, mainly with family. Many of the letters are typescripts prepared when William H. Fulham was working on a publication of Dupré’s biography and letters entitled The Gentleman from Louisiana (1965). Dates are often supplied on letters probably when the family was preparing them for publication. There are also speeches, clippings and other documents related to Dupré.

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This collection contains his working files while in office as a Louisiana Senator, arranged alphabetically by subject. It also contains some personal material, mostly related to genealogy.

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This collection reflects Gardiner’s judicial and civic activities, especially after 1949. The collection came in with the James H. Bradshaw Papers. Mrs. Bradshaw was the niece of Judge Gardiner’s second wife, Norma Summers Gardiner.