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Letter To Members Of The Carolinas Chapter Of The American Association Of Law Libraries, October 14, 1953, Mary W. Oliver
Letter To Members Of The Carolinas Chapter Of The American Association Of Law Libraries, October 14, 1953, Mary W. Oliver
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During the Carolinas Chapter of the American Association of Law Libraries fall meeting in 1953, it was a decided to form the Southeastern Law Libraries Association. This letter, written by Chapter President Mary W. Oliver, was sent to inform the current members of The Carolinas Chapter of the change.
Letter To Mary Oliver Concerning Carolinas Chapter Of The American Association Of Law Libraries, September 18, 1953, Sarah Leverette
Letter To Mary Oliver Concerning Carolinas Chapter Of The American Association Of Law Libraries, September 18, 1953, Sarah Leverette
Founding Documents
A letter from Sarah Leverette to Mary Oliver discussing a meeting of the Carolinas Chapter of the American Association of Law Libraries and the potential of law librarians attending a Southeastern Law Teachers meeting. Librarians from the Southeastern Law Teachers would later merge with the Carolinas Chapter to form SEAALL.
Carolinas Chapter Of The American Association Of Law Libraries Constitution, 1953, Carolinas Chapter Of The American Association Of Law Libraries
Carolinas Chapter Of The American Association Of Law Libraries Constitution, 1953, Carolinas Chapter Of The American Association Of Law Libraries
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An undated constitution for the Carolinas Chapter of the American Association of Law Libraries. This constitution was likely created between 1952 and 1954, prior to the formation of SEAALL.