Legislation briefs under specific headings with Bosone's feelings for or against each measure.

80th Congress actions on housing, wages, and the European recovery program.

Liberal view of the 80th Congress and where it failed.

Background information and democratic publicity releases found in the Congressional Quarterly, Democratic Digest, and the Congressional Record, as well as a compilation of aspirations and accomplishments of the 81st Congress by the Democratic National Committee.

Summaries of legislation passed by the 81st Congress in one official House of Representatives publication and in newsletters of the Political Action Committee of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (CIO).

Voting records of senate on major legislation and Bosone's individual voting records.

Newsletters reviewing legislative actions.

Legislative history and House of Representatives weekly agenda.

Index to legislation, A.E.A. index and summary analyses.

Summaries of Major Legislative Actions In official House of Representatives publications and the Legislative Daily, also a brief appropriation summary and the committee assignments of the 82nd Congress.

Voting records, roll call votes, and individual record of Bosone.

Roll calls on specific issues, includes entire congressional votes published by private interest groups: the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, Council of State Chambers of Commerce, the League of Women Voters, the Council for Social Action of the Congregational Christian Churches, and Americans for Democratic Action.

Material on the 1952 vote to establish the agency, including Bosone staff correspondence and her statements to the press.

Clippings showing reactions to the first session of the congress, including the "Daily Digest" of legislative actions and index.

Unofficial membership list, unofficial list of committee assignments, Congressional Record article listing the failures and accomplishments of the congress, and a legislative accomplishment summary.

Article decrys the 80th to the 83rd congresses on the basis of their legislative actions.

Cardboard sheets listing name, party, office, and telephone numbers.

Statements on issues and political actions made by, or in support of, Bosone, as well as her assessment of the 82nd Congress, possibly for use in her 1952 campaign. Typed and bound according to subject.