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Refugees Registering at the Fort Ontario Refugee Camp
Refugees Registering at the Fort Ontario Refugee Camp 8/1944
Letter from E. C. Powell to the Secretary of State Regarding Strengthening Immigration Laws
Letter from E. C. Powell to the Secretary of State Regarding Strengthening Immigration Laws 9/16/1940
Richard Arvay
Richard Arvay's Identification Form 7/1944
Letter from the State Department to Attorney E. C. Powell of Norfolk, Virginia
Letter from the State Department to Attorney E. C. Powell of Norfolk, Virginia 10/28/1940
Letter from the State Department to Attorney E. C. Powell
Letter from the State Department to Attorney E. C. Powell 9/26/1940
Telegram from Passengers on the Ship Quanza to Eleanor Roosevelt
Telegram from Passengers on the Ship Quanza to Eleanor Roosevelt 9/10/1940
Telegram from Passengers on the SS Quanza to Secretary of State Hull
Telegram from Passengers on the SS Quanza to Secretary of State Hull 9/14/1940
Telegram from Passengers on the Ship Quanza to President Roosevelt
Telegram from Passengers on the Ship Quanza to President Roosevelt 9/11/1940
Application for Registry of an Alien under an Act of Congress Approved March 2, 1929, for Stephan Sevastian Bondareff
Application for Registry of an Alien under an Act of Congress Approved March 2, 1929, for Stephan Sevastian Bondareff 8/11/1934
State Department Memo Regarding Refugees Admitted to the United States
State Department Memo Regarding Refugees Admitted to the United States 9/18/1940
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