Jacob K. Javits: Life & Legacy

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  New York Department of State: certificate of election of Jacob K. Javits to Congress

  Certificate. New York State ; Department of State. Certifies that Javits was elected as Representative in Congress. December 13, 1946.
  Original medium: Certificate
  Date: 1946-12-13
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  Election Campaign Postcard for Republicans Jacob K. Javits and Eugene E. Kemp

  Campaign postcard. Jacob K. Javits and Eugene E. Kemp, Republicans. Portraits on the front with voting instructions on the back.
  Original medium: Document
  Date: 1946
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  Telegrams issued by Javits & Javits announcing final Congressional campaign rally in Washington Heights, New York

  Telegrams sent via Western Union regarding large campaign rally in Washington Heights, New York. November 3, 1946.
  Original medium: Document
  Date: 1946-11-03
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  Press release. Large campaign rally in Washington Heights, New York

  Press release regarding large campaign rally in Washington Heights, New York.
  Original medium: Document
  Date: 1946-11-02
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  "Javits, GOP Liberal, Has Fighting Chance to Win"

  "Javits, GOP Liberal, Has Fighting Chance to Win." Newspaper clipping. October 21, 1946.
  Original medium: Clipping
  Date: 1946-10-21
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  Campaign leaflet. Vote for Javits, MacNeil and Roman on Row "A"

  Campaign leaflet. Vote for Javits, MacNeil and Roman on Row "A." "The Headquarters of Democrats for Javits, MacNeil and Roman is on the Move!"
  Original medium: Leaflet
  Date: 1946
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  "Good Government and the Individual Citizen" by Jacob K. Javits

  "Good Government and the Individual Citizen" Jacob K. Javits, Liberal Party candidate. Radio Broadcast Station WMCA.
  Original medium: Document
  Date: 1946-10-09
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  "A Political Philosophy" by J.K. Javits

  "A Political Philosophy" by J.K. Javits with a statement by Mrs. Wendell Willkie. Reprinted with permission of the New York Herald Tribune.
  Original medium: Document
  Date: 1946-08-09
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  Press release. Javits, candidate for Congress in the 21st Congressional District

  Press release. Javits, candidate for Congress in the 21st Congressional District, obtained 10,000 signatures putting him on the Liberal Party ballot for the November 1946 election.
  Original medium: Document
  Date: 1946-09-07
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  1946 Congressional campaign statement by Jacob K. Javits

  "Statement of Program by Candidate." J.K. (Jack) Javits. Republican and Liberal Party Candidate for Congress. Twenty-first Congressional District. New York.
  Original medium: Document
  Date: 1946-08-05
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  1946 Congressional campaign card. "Citizen First - Candidate Second" Jacob K. Javits for Congress

  Campaign card. "Citizen First-Candidate Second" written at top. Photograph of Jacob K. Javits on left. Verso states campaign aspirations. Blue ink on white paper. Paper. 1946.
  Original medium: Document
  Date: 1946
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  1946 Congressional campaign booklet: "Does it matter who goes to Congress?"

  Campaign booklet. "Does it matter who goes to Congress?" "Vote for Javits, Congressional Candidate for the 21st District. Republican Party. Liberal Party. We can have a better government."1946. White and blue paper. 12 pp.
  Original medium: Leaflet
  Date: 1946
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  Portrait photograph of Jacob K. Javits

  Formal portrait photograph of Jacob K. Javits. Underwood & Underwood, New York City. Undated. B&W.
  Original medium: Photograph
  Date: 1946