U.S. Politicians / Government Employees | Questionaires

HIRAM L. FONG Hawaii's first U.S. Senator says the person he most admires is George Washington. Questionnaire signed: "Hiram L Fong", 7x4 printed questionnaire. Judge Advocate of the Seventh Fighter Command of the Seventh U.S. Air Force with rank of Major (1942-1945), Hiram L. Fong was Hawaii's first U.S. Senator, serving from 1959-1977.

HIRAM L. FONG Hawaii's first U.S. Senator says the person his favorite animal is a horse. Questionnaire signed: "Hiram L Fong", 7x4 printed questionnaire. Judge Advocate of the Seventh Fighter Command of the Seventh U.S. Air Force with rank of Major (1942-1945), Hiram L. Fong was Hawaii's first U.S. Senator, serving from 1959-1977.

TIMOTHY O. HOWE He fills out and signs a 40-question survey, giving flippant answers to most of the questions Questionnaire Signed: "T. O. Howe", 2 pages (front and verso), 7x8¼. No place, 1871 October 8. Printed personal questionnaire, filled out in ink by Howe.

WILLIAM J. "PETE" KNIGHT A questionnaire filled out by the X-15 pilot, citing his favorite food as 'steak' and his favorite film as The Quiet Man Questionnaire signed: "Wm J Knight", 6½x3¾ card.

Questionnaire printed by the U. S. Treasury Department in 1826 regarding the growth and manufacture of silk in Connecticut and signed by Secretary of the Treasury Richard Rush. He was U. S. Attorney General under Presidents James Madison and James Monroe, Secretary of the Treasury under President John Quincy Adams, U. S. Minister to Great Britain and France and, for seven months in 1817, Acting Secretary of State under Monroe.