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University President Sally Mason leads government officials on tour of flooding, The University of Iowa, June 13, 2008

Iowa Governor Chet Culver, United States Senators Tom Harkin and Charles Grassley, and United States Congressman Dave Loebsack survey campus flooding with President Sally Mason and University Librarian Nancy Baker on Friday, June 13, 2008.

University President Sally Mason leads government officials on tour of flooding, The University of Iowa, June 13, 2008

Iowa Governor Chet Culver, United States Senators Tom Harkin and Charles Grassley, and United States Congressman Dave Loebsack survey campus flooding with President Sally Mason and University Librarian Nancy Baker on Friday, June 13, 2008.

University President Sally Mason leads government officials on tour of flooding, The University of Iowa, June 13, 2008

Iowa Governor Chet Culver, United States Senators Tom Harkin and Charles Grassley, and United States Congressman Dave Loebsack survey campus flooding with President Sally Mason on Friday, June 13, 2008.

University President Sally Mason leads government officials on tour of flooding, The University of Iowa, June 13, 2008

Iowa Governor Chet Culver, United States Senators Tom Harkin and Charles Grassley, and United States Congressman Dave Loebsack survey campus flooding with President Sally Mason on Friday, June 13, 2008.

University President Sally Mason leads government officials on tour of flooding, The University of Iowa, June 13, 2008

Iowa Governor Chet Culver, United States Senators Tom Harkin and Charles Grassley, and United States Congressman Dave Loebsack survey campus flooding with President Sally Mason on Friday, June 13, 2008.

University President Sally Mason and University Librarian Nancy L. Baker lead government officials through Main Library, The University of Iowa, June 13, 2008

Iowa Governor Chet Culver, United States Senators Tom Harkin and Charles Grassley, and United States Congressman Dave Loebsack tour the Main Library with President Sally Mason and University Librarian Nancy Baker on Friday, June 13, 2008.

Correspondence between Carl Menzer of the University of Iowa radio station and the Hon. C.W. Ramseyer, September 15, 1931

WSUI radio station manager requesting support for TV license application. Mr. Ramseyer was a member of the U.S. House of Representatives at the time.

Correspondence between University of Iowa radio station manager Carl Menzer and Harold A. Lafount of the Federal Radio Commission, and attached letter between Carl Menzer and Senator Smith W. Brookhart, September 15, 1931

Letter of application to the Federal Radio Commission to grant an experimental television broadcasting license to the University of Iowa, with additional letter of support to Sen. Brookhart, both written by Carl Menzer, manager, radio station WSUI.

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University President Sally Mason leads government officials on tour of flooding, The University of Iowa, June 13, 2008

University President Sally Mason leads government officials on tour of flooding, The University of Iowa, June 13, 2008

University President Sally Mason leads government officials on tour of flooding, The University of Iowa, June 13, 2008

University President Sally Mason leads government officials on tour of flooding, The University of Iowa, June 13, 2008

University President Sally Mason leads government officials on tour of flooding, The University of Iowa, June 13, 2008

University President Sally Mason and University Librarian Nancy L. Baker lead government officials through Main Library, The University of Iowa, June 13, 2008

Correspondence between Carl Menzer of the University of Iowa radio station and the Hon. C.W. Ramseyer, September 15, 1931

Correspondence between University of Iowa radio station manager Carl Menzer and Harold A. Lafount of the Federal Radio Commission, and attached letter between Carl Menzer and Senator Smith W. Brookhart, September 15, 1931

Lobbying efforts and vote records for suffrage, 1919

Speeches and letters by Anna Lawther, 1910s