Campaign flyer.

Campaign flyers, letters of support, and speech asking for support.

Campaign flyers and primary ballot with vote tally written in.

Correspondence generally in praise of Bosone's judgments in the court from those who appeared before her and those who worked in city government.

Correspondence in praise of judgments as well as letters from people outside the state who favored her methods and ideas.

Reports, publicity and articles, speech notes, and newsletters primarily praising Bosone's actions as a traffic judge.

One letter of congratulation, speech on international law, ballot and election returns, campaign literature of both Bosone and William A. Dawson.

Publications, including The Democratic Digest, and state convention booklets.

Correspondence related to advertisements, advertising texts and literature, campaign pamphlets for Bosone and Ivy Baker Priest, and general 1950 campaign literature.

Correspondence generally in defense of Bosone against the radio attack made by Fulton Lewis, including some letters which support Lewis. Contains letters from friends and political associates like Elise Musser and Roxey Romney.

Correspondence generally in defense of Bosone from associates like William T. Thurman, Herbert B. Maw, and Roxey Romney; also correspondence with David O. McKay of the L.D.S. church, William S. Hill and Wayne N. Aspinall of Colorado, and the NAACP.

Letters from friends supporting Bosone's reelection; correspondence among staff members who developed campaign literature; statistics on government and campaign spending; and form letters seeking support.

Declaration of Candidacy; advertisement texts and layouts; resolutions favoring candidacy; campaign materials used against Bosone by William A. Dawson, including her 1951 "Old Gray Mare" speech; and speeches about her candidacy and campaign.

Literature, pamphlets, flyers, and advertisements supporting Bosone and other Democratic candidates. One campaign folder on Hugh B. Mitchell, a democratic candidate for governor of Washington. Campaign expenditure reports and requirements and election statistics booklet.

Letters seeking support and letters used as campaign material or to state views by William A. Dawson, one from Lyndon Johnson, and letter of condolence for losing the election from Cal Rawlings.

Statements, including Declaration of Candidacy; advertisement texts; and voting records of Bosone and W. A. Dawson.

Literature, flyers, and articles about Bosone; campaign literature about W. A. Dawson, Adelai E. Stevenson, and the general Democratic ticket; and pamphlet by Democratic National Committee on summaries of state registration and voting laws.

Social security, "tight money," civil service, business, and other subjects.

Indo-China, cost of living, grain shortages, and farm prices.

"Trickle-down" theory, federal sales tax, income tax, and power (energy) development.