Speech titled "The Duty We Owe to the President in Time of National Emergency."

Speech given in response to an inquiry of a Courier-Post Reporter concerning the Construction of City Light Plant.

Two speeches regarding relief for our financial education systems and a letter stating Congressman Wolverton should contact the Lady's Auxillory Group regarding his good speeches and talking points.

Speech titled "Discharge of Rules Committee of Wages and Hour Bill."

Letter mentions last four years of the mid-1930s have been the most distressing condition the nation ever suffered during times of depression.

Two speeches: one presented at The Republican State Convention and the second presented at The Salem County Republican Executive Committee.

Speech presented at the Republican Headquarters.

Speeches on various topics such as better bus service, competitive tariff for revenue, people force on charity due to economic hardships and the purchasing of defunct banks to convert "frozen assets" into cash.

Newspaper articles from various newspapers; a black and white photography of Congressman Wolverton; and a flyer titled "British Public Addresses 1828-1960."

One speech presented at the Ninth Ward Republican Club, a second speech was presented at the Radio Station WCAM and a Congressional Record from March 1933.