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PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL FILE
PPF 9
Gifts M
Dec. 1933
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is is withme!
THE come!
December 21, 1933
Thy
100 Kin:Jdom Days
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My dear Mr. Milligan:
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The President has received your letter
and has asked ne to thank you very much. He
appreciates your thoughtfulness in writing
and sending the old money to him. He sends
his best wishes for a Happy Holiday Season.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
Inan
Harry T. Milligan, Esq., X
1218 Topping Avenue,
Kansas City,
Missouri.
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money Deat to Miss Hard
Christmas card to you
ght
morals. the is Vur of weep.
thank you and god same Bless you
COPYRIGHT
/
Sacred 1952 by Heart
eart
December 21, 1933
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My dear Mr. Milligan:
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The President has received your letter
and has asked ne to thank you very much. He
appreciates your thoughtfulness in writing
and sending the old money to him. He sends
his best wishes for a Happy Holiday Season.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
Man
Harry T. Milligan, Esq., X
1218 Topping Avenue,
Kansas City,
Missouri.
mgs
money sent to Mess Hard
Christmas card to you
morrals. the is Vur moner of weep.
ght
thank you and god same Bless you 10d.
1933
Dear Mr President
aebe 10/21/33 Kansas Citymo
218 Topping are
my first Presidential
Note was in 1888 in martins
Ferry Ohio in Pittsburgh Pa
1892 - and all the rest in
Kansas City mo all for
Democrat's and thank God I
lived long enough to Note
for a man like you
President Roosevelt and
hope ta again
Harry T.milligan
PS. The old money is my
Christmas card to you
mortals. the is Vur Mother of respelual Help.
ight
thank you and up god one same you
December 22, 1933.
pp.7. 9-m
My dear Friends:
C
The President was much pleased to
receive the seven fine quail which you were
good enough to present to him and has asked me
to tell you how much he appreciates your thought-
fulness. You may be assured that they were much
enjoyed by the President and his family.
The President is indeed grateful for
your holiday greetings which he heartily recipro-
cates.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand,
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Marcey Bros., Inc.,
Clarenden,
es
Virginia.
and anrwer then prayers than the prayers of we
mortals. She is Our Mother of Perpetual Help.
ight
thank you and god Bless You 10d.
AMONG OUR ASSETS WE like TO
PO.7
COUNT THE ONLY ONE THAT
MONEY CANNOT BUY -- YOUR GOOD WILL. AND
SO AT THIS HOLIDAY SEASON WE EXTEND TO
a-M
YOU -- NOT AS A CUSTOMER ALONE, BUT AS A
FRIEND --
THE BEST OF WISHES FOR THE COMING YEAR.
MARCEY BROS., INC.
Clarendew Va
frder
long delayed but I do want you to know that
your friendly interest in writing and sending
the enclosed medal to the President is very
much appreciated. He is grateful indeed for
your prayers.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
em
Mrs. Rosalie A. Cullyx
2317 Klemm Avenue,
St. Louis,
Missouri.
near and accer TO wm. He is more Whery to Keran
and answer Then prayers than the prayers of we
mortals. She is Our Mother of Perpetual Help.
ight
thank you and god some Bless you 10d.
December 26, 1933.
PO.7
a-m
My dear Mrs. Cully:
This will acknowledge the receipt of your
letter of November ninth.
I am very sorry that a reply has been so
long delayed but I do want you to know that
your friendly interest in writing and sending
the enclosed medal to the President is very
much appreciated. He is grateful indeed for
your prayers.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
em
Mrs. Rosalie A. Cully
2317 Klemm Avenue,
St. Louis,
Missouri.
near and accer 10 win. He is more Whery to Keran
and answer Then prayers than the prayers of we
mortals. She is Our Mother of Perpetual Help.
ight
Thank you and god Bless you 10d.
same
add
12-26-33 em
It-hauis, Mo.
Hou. Hou.9.1933 9,1933
Dear Mr. President:-
Loyal business men of America are putting
forth their best effort to make your national Industrial
Recovery lect succeed.
We. housewire are pledging ourselves to
purchase only commotities carrying the Blue Eagle.
all of us realize we will have to obtain
help from Our Father in Heaven to succeed. of your
Mother were to ask a favor of you for someone and
it was for this Person's good. you would surely grant
your Motheis request. fesus Mother Mary is very
near and dear to Him. He in more likely to heren
and answer then prayro than the prayers of we
mortals. She is Our Mother of Perpetual Help.
igh
Thank you and up god same Bless You
I and making a Movena of thine Tuesdays, praying
that She will ask Her D Devine Sow to guide you in
your great work of bringing rosperity back to ow
Country and to Bless you with strength and good
health to carry on in this great undertaking. I shall
also attend daily mass and offer Hdy Communion
for you.
I do not want to burden you with too long
a Petter- this is just an example of how the Blessed
Mother helped in answer to my prayers.
of very dear friend 61 years of age, suffered u stroke
six years ago and was just recorring her speech when
she contracted sleeping sickness. Two of our leading
physicans said there was absolutely MO hope for her.
when I heard this, I took a Perpetual Help medal out
to the hospital and asked her daughter to pin it on her
mother's gown or pillaw slip. They are not a batholic family.
The medal was pinned to the sheet on her bed. Two days later
the doctors said there was an improvement and the mother
would very likely recover. Three weeks later the mother was
ight
same
thank you and god Bless you
allowed to go home-enturely cured:- how, the doctors said
they would never understand.
The daughter returned the medal to me the
following Wednesday. I asked her to give it to her
mother to keep always because I was confident her
mother was saved by Mary's intercession. This
family were of the opinion, however, that good care and
their mother's will power. kept her on this earth. The
following Friday the mother had another stroke and these
same doctors said nothing could be done to save her. The
daughter phoned me, asking if she could have the medal
again to place near her mother- The medal was pinned
to her mothers goun. Ten days Pater the mother was
sitting up and Past week (one month after her second stroke/
the daughter brought her mother to see ma. She feels and
looks latter than she has for years. The mother said I
have the little medal pinned inside my coat and will keep
it always- my doctors said my recovery was miraculous"
clothing while you I say the prayers asking Our m other of
Wont please pin this little medal on your
ight
thank y are
Perpetual Help to ask her Blessed Sow to assist our
dear President?
Very respectfully,
(thrs) Rosalie A. bully
2317 Klemm Cur,
iam
ught
V
thank y ore coup and god one same you
100 Houdel (1)
p.p.7.
December 27, 1933.
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My dear Mr. Elliott:
The President has asked me to tell you
how much he appreciates the friendly interest
which your letter of December twelfth evidences.
He asked if you will be good enough to
convey his thanks to Billy for his thoughtfulness
in sending the medal to him.
He is grateful indeed for your prayers.
Very sincerely yours,
LOUIS McH. HOWE
Secretary to the President
Grover C. Elliott, Esg.,
100 Hendel Avenue,
North Arlington,
mam
New Jersey.
Hanklin D. Passes them all and he is right
Thank you up some 10d.
100 Heudel Cw
*****
SAINT ANTHONYS SEAL
no. alungton n.g. F.
ANG OOR
Presedent Franklin D. Roosevelt Dec. 12 1933
"Dear Present
I am no stranger to you as 9 have Known
just a line as it is nearing Shristmas
C
you for the last Jefteen years and qwas &
form in Stockport an the Hudson man 17 1894
dud Shaudfather was Bow on Long Island,
good ald new yak State, a State 9 love, my Father
Gleu Cove, and My father still Siring and 78
years old Went to Visit the Late Pusident J.R.
Roosevelt many times as he was a great fund of
his, it was the Late J.R. Roosurlt that helped
Way Back in 1896 and dad is still there Lo
my father get a Job ou the doug pland R.R
to us, Twas named after Geora Slucland and
you can see the Roosurlt family are no Stranger
am proud fit w here twas Bow Pusidind
Clurland Sent my Father a picture of him and un
still Have .A, Because Dad them thoug ht he was
the greatest Man in amusa, But now as he celd
as he is and his Long love for J. R. says
Hanklin D. Passes them all and he is ug ht
Thank you and god some you 10d.
100 Heudel Cw
WILL
SPEND MY
НЕЛУКИ 0011G
GOOD FROM
FARTH
SAINT ANTHONY SEAL
no. ailmgton n.J.
R OOR
Presedent Franklin D. Roosevelt Dec. 12 1933
"Dear Product"
Calif 27
just a line as it is nearing Shristmas
C
I am no stranger to you as 9 have Known
you for the last Jifteen years and & qwas
form in Stockpart an the Hudson Man 17 1894
dud Shaudfather was Bow on Long Island,
good old new yak State, a State 9 love, my Father
Gleu Cove, and my father still Siring and 78
years celd Went to Visit the Late Pusident J.R.
Roosevelt many times as he was a great fund of
his, it was the Late J.R. Roosurlt that helped
my tatlen get a Job ou the doug pland R.R
Way Back in 1896 and dad is still there Lo
to us, Twas named after Geora Slucland and
you can see the Roosurlt family are no Stranges
am proud fit w here twas Bow Persidind
Clurland Sent my father a picture If him and un
still Have .A, Because Dad them thoug ht he was
the greatest Man in amuca, But now as he celd
as he is and his Long love for J.R. says
Hanklin D. Passes them all and he is ug ht
Thank you some
100 Heudel Cw
SAINT ANTHONYS SEAL
no. ailungton n.g.
ANG RAY MOOR
Presedent Franklin D. Roosevelt Dec. 12 1933
"Dear Persedent"
Carlaf 27
just a line as it is nearing Shristmas
C
I am no stranger to you as 9 have Known
you for the last Jefteen years and qwas &
form in Stockport an the Hudson may 17 1894
dud Grandfather was Bow on Long Island,
good old new yak State, a State 9 love, my Father
Gleu Cove, and My father still Siving and 78
years celd Went to Visit the Late Pusidunt J.R.
Rooserelt many times as he was a great fund of
his, it was the Late J.R. Roosurlt that helped
Way Back in 1896 and dad is still there Lo
my tatter get a Job ou the doug pland R.R
to us, Twas named after Geora Slucland and
you can see the Roosurlt family are no Stranges
am proud fit w here twas Bow Persidind
Clurland Sent my father a picture of him and un
still Have A, Because Dad them thoug ht he was
the greatest Man in amuca, But now as he celd
as he is and his Long love for J.R. says
Hanklin D. Passes them all and he is ug ht
thank you
now President Roosurlt want to show you my Love
was famly Fixed until 1929, this went Like a lot
for you, 9 have a wife, gil 15 years, Bay 11 years, 9
more Bioke, if you were in Washington then things
would of Buu different, But "God did not open
the way for you then, he let the people go as
for at that time as they Wanted, and W her he
thought they went there Jimit, He sure thoug ht
you could get amuca Back w here it Be laugs,
how me Roosuret your are a Saviour of
By "god you have Provid it, & have not done
Quince to day and you great work is guided
Very much for the last four years just trud to Keep
my little family to gethic gam 9 not waking how
and have not done any thing for the last leg at
Weeks and & can wak Because 9 always have
But that is Sife, now mr Roosurlt 9 have a Boy
11 years old of coarse a Datlen take to a Boy But
my sid is the eldest But my Boy is my Pall and
some times 9 favor him more, 3 hich is wrong But he
is my Pall any way, 9 saved a two dollars and
took him to Washington Last March 4th to see
you take office and he saw you then 9 was
happy, 9 saw Presedut Wilson that also was
Thank you some
a great man take office in 1917, But to my
mind, the only timg to say is 9 just love you
9 tried to give a little to your swimmg pool But
Could not, 9 w ould love to take my Bay down
every night for you and he always does Because
to see you as 9 taught he a little prayer to say
all he hear since March 4 th is presedut
Rooseret and 9 pray for you to, 9 only hope
9 get some thing to do Before Clustruas so 9
Can give my chulden a Happy Cliustines
But Life is Life and trust in god. President
Rooserelt 9 wish you the Greatest 7 Health
that is all I can Say Best Wislers to you
and Mrs Roosevelt for a memy Chustines
" tive to you"
Giover C Fillot.
my little Boy Billy said to send you
this medal as it was his and he sure Loves
your it Has Been Blessed he got it for a good
Mark in School
thank you and god up some you
PP.7.
wb
n
December 27, 1933.
is
My dear Miss Hanlon:
Your note has been received and I want to
thank you in the President's behalf for your
kindness in writing and sending the enclosed
medal to him.
Very sincerely yours,
LOUIS McH. HOWE
Secretary to the President
Miss Mary Hanlon,
7 Spring Street,
Clifton Springs,
New York.
Jmh
thank you up some 100.
This is a suggestion of a letter for you to send to
th President. He will welcome it and it will support
his morale which is being sniped at by the
international bankers.
alls,
PLEASE COPY IT IN YOUR OWN
WRITING
My dear President:
I wish you to know that I stand solidly
behind you in your battle to drive the money
changers out of the temple.
ecember 27, 1933.
I appreciate what a terrific sacrifice you
personally are making in conducting this fight,
and I love you for it.
In your efforts to nationalize our
money, to control our finances and to restore
silver for the welfare of America and for the
world, I want you to count upon my co-
operation.
Wishing you and your family a holy
is Blies
ifteenth has been
and happy Christmas and extending to you
ru in the Presi-
our prayers, may I remain,
presided
&
to rud
ID'S behalf for your friendly interest in
Obediently yours,
you am ga rug Such Indal. ting and to assure you of his appreciation
of your kindly Holiday message and your thought-
fulness in sending the enclosed token to him.
Very sincerely yours,
LOUIS McH. HOWE
Secretary to the President
Mrs. John Carr,
1256 E. 12th Street,
Eddystone,
Pennsylvania.
Juli
Thank you and
Dec. 16- 33
flow spincers
Dear On president Jay.
als, I
Father Chak Conghin
rishes me to send you
your Family a Holy of
this form I mish & you
Happy " mas from.
December 27, 1933.
Imst many Hanlon
ho 7 spring sl:
C lifton Springs
ifteenth has been
two sick for othere
P.S. I kan got my
ru in the Presi-
not to very nell mapelf
Look after and g am
is behalf for your friendly interest in
ting and to assure you of his appreciation
of your kindly Holiday message and your thought-
fulness in sending the enclosed token to him.
Very sincerely yours,
LOUIS McH. HOWE
Secretary to the President
Mrs. John Carr,
1256 E. 12th Street,
Eddystone,
Pennsylvania.
Jmin
Thank you and yod up viu some Bless you
me have got a good aska
prist Thear the does 7w W
alls
often speaks of you on the
alter for every body 90m to pray for
December 27, 1933.
mber fifteenth has been
hank you in the Presi-
!riendly interest in
ou of his appreciation
of your kindly Holiday message and your thought-
fulness in sending the enclosed token to him.
Very sincerely yours,
LOUIS McH. HOWE
Secretary to the President
Mrs. John Carr,
1256 E. 12th Street,
Eddystone,
Juli
Pennsylvania.
Thank you and god up some Bless you
Mrs. D. a. Hale.
alls
PP7
December 27, 1933.
q-M
My dear Mrs. Carr:
Your letter of December fifteenth has been
received and I want to thank you in the Presi-
dent's behalf for your friendly interest in
writing and to assure you of his appreciation
of your kindly Holiday message and your thought-
fulness in sending the enclosed token to him.
Very sincerely yours,
LOUIS McH. HOWE
Secretary to the President
Mrs. John Carr,
1256 E. 12th Street,
Eddystone,
Jmh
Pennsylvania.
Thank you some
of fesus involved
12
stmbs and
r) family
time 001 come!" F42
each
ayers, please
acceps this unu when Sacred Heart"
from me, which Jim sending you
with yod heartiest prayers and wishes
P
so may Bless you and keep
you in good health and long life
may I remain
bediently yours,
Mrs. John Carr.
Mrs. D. C. Haley,
616 Terrace Place,
Schenedtady,
New York.
or
with the of Prayer H
r A family
stmbs and
it agers, please
from me, which Jim sending you
accept this unu with Sacred & Heart"
so may Bless you and keep
with God heartiest prayers and wishes
you in good health 2 and long life.
may remains,
I bediently Yours,
Mrs. John Carr.
Mrs. D. C. Haley
616 Terrace Place,
Schenedtady,
New York.
hington, D. СП
House
nklin D. Roosevelt.
four family
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and
STATE
hristmas and
3
dut Trayers, please
from me, which Jim sending you
accept this little token - Sacred Heart"
so may Bless health you and keep
with Gody heartiest prayers and wishes
pO.
you in good 2 and long life.
9
1
may remains,
Mrs. John Carr.
bediently yours,
Mrs. D. C. Haley
616 Terrace Place,
Schenedtady,
New York.
in thank and y worship are and yod the same ame God
extending to you our Prayers,
a holy and happy Christmas and
Wishing you and your family
K
my dearly beloved little President "Sacred please
accept token Heart"
from me, which Jim sending you
so may Bless you and keep
with yody heartiest prayers and wishes
P
you in good health 2 and long life.
may remain
I bediently yours,
Mrs. John Carr.
Mrs. D. C. Haley,
616 Terrace Place,
Schenedtady,
New York.
in thank and you worship and god the same ame J
Mrs. John Carr the
1256 St.
Eddystone Ca.
Dec. 15,1933.
alls,
My dear President:
12/27/33
stand solidly you in your
d wish You to know that 2
battle to drive the money changers out
of the the temple.
what a terrific sacrifice you person-
appreciate with my whole heart,
ally are making in conducting this fight
PP.7
and 2 love you with my whole heart
q-M
for it.
our money control our finances and
In your efforts to nationalize
america and for the world, 1 want
to restore silver for the welfare of
you to count upon my cooperations.
tmb
Mrs. D. C. Haley
616 Terrace Place,
Schenedtady,
New York.
n belive in thank and worship you and the God same God.
Mrs. D. A. Haley
alls,
6/6 Landon Pl
12/27/33
December 27, 1933
PP.7
My dear Mrs. Haley:
q-M
Your letter of December thirteenth has been
received and I want to thank you in the President's
behalf for your friendly interest in writing and
your thoughtfulness in sending the enclosed medal
to him.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
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Mrs. D. C. Haley
616 Terrace Place,
Schenedtady,
New York.
n belive in Thank and y worship are and god the same Bless you ame Jod.
als,
Little flower medal
wace taley Place
12/2 7/33
T
ady N.Y. Dec. 13
Dea President,
t9 stand solidly behind
you in your ball No drive the money changers
out of the temple
of appreciate what a a terrific sacrifice you
personally are making in conducting this fight,
and I love you for it.
In your efforts to nationalize our
our finances and to restore silver for the welfare
of limerica and for the world, I want you to
count upon my Co- operation.
Wishing you and you family a holy and happy
b histmas and extending to you our prayers
may 9 remain
Obediently your hrs. D. le. Haley am
9 am writing this letter at the suggestion of Reo.
Hather bhas. E boughtin. 9 am also inclosing a
medal which he sent me and hope you will
carry it for good luck. while perhaps you dont
belong to the same Church that do. I know we
th belive in and worship the same god
Thank y ore and god Bless you
alls,
taley mace Place
12/27/33 12/2
ROY
7
day N.Y. Dec. 13
Dea President,
9 stand solidly behind
out of the temple
vanie No trive the money changers
of appreciate what a a terrific sacrifice you
personally are making in conducting this fight,
and I love you for it.
In your efforts to nationalize our moneytrontion
our finances and to restore silver for the welfare
of limerica and for the world, I want you to
count upon my Co- operation.
Wishing you and you family a holy and happy
b histmas and extending to you our prayers
may 9 remain
Obediently your Mrs. D.le Haley am
9 am writing this letter at the suggestion of Reo.
Hather bhas. E boughtin. 9 am also inclosing a
medal which he sent me and hope you will
carry it for good luck. while perhaps you dont
belong to the same Church that do. I know we
th belive in and worship the same God
thank you and god Bless you
als,
Haley erace Place
12/2 27/33
The
lady N.Y. Dec. 13
y Dea President,
it I stand solidly behind
out of the temple
drive the money changers
of appreciate what a terrific sacrifice you
personally are making in conducting this fight,
and I love you for it
In your efforts to nationalize our moneytrontive
our finances and to sestore silver for the welfare
of limerica and for the world, I want you to
count upon my Co- operation.
Wishing you and you family a holy and happy
b hristmas and extending to you our prayers
may 9 remain
Obediently your Mrs. D. le. Haley am
9 am writing this letter at the suggestion of Reo.
Hather bhas. E boughtin. 9 am also inclosing a
medal which he sent me and hope you will
carry it for good luck. while perhaps you dont
belong to the same Church that do. I know we
th belive in and worship the same God
Thank you and god Bless you
Mrs. D. a. Haley
alls,
616 I Lerrace Place
12/2 7/33
For
Scheneclady N.Y. Dec. 13
my Dea President,
I wish you to know that I stand solidly behind
you in your battle to drive the money changers
out of the temple
of appreciate what a terrific sacrifice you
personally are making in conducting this fight,
and I love you for it.
In your efforts to nationalize our moneytocontive
our finances and to restore silver for the welfare
of limerica and for the world, I want you to
count upon my Co- operation.
Wishing you and you family a holy and happy
b hristmas and extending to you our prayers
may 9 remain
Obediently your Mrs. D. le. Haley iam
9 am writing this letter at the suggestion of Reo.
Hather bhas. E boughtin. 9 am also inclosing a
medal which he sent me and hope you will
carry it for good luck. while perhaps you dont
belong to the same Church that do. I know we
th belive in and worship the same god
Thank you and god Bless you
December 27. 1953
p.p.7.
q.m
December 27, 1933.
My dear Mrs. Duignan:
Your letter of December twelfth has
been received, and I want to thank you in the
President's behalf for your friendly interest
in writing and your thoughtfulness in sending
the enclosed medal to him.
Very sincerely yours,
LOUIS McH. HOWE
Secretary to the President
Mrs. Margaret Duignan,
3064 - 47th Street, x
Long Island City,
New York.
mam
Astoria L.I.
new york.
Dec. 12th 1933.
(PP.7
my Dear President Rooserelt.
Both my Hustad ad?
wish X Extend our Best
wishes to ym. and we
stand solidly behind ym.
as do many of our friends
in your Battle Sa dure
the money changeis
out of the temple.
m
We are Both out of
Employment and
1 tope God will
sincerely
you
Barbara an
December 27, 1933.
7
Dear President
Bless you with Good Health
these little medals
and courage & Control
Hare been good Luck
our finances and restore
medals to money
Silrar for the welfare
Hope you will place
of America. and the would
and Help people get Back to work:
in in your desk.
and my one Holy mother
wishing apon and
watch are you ad
mes Rooserelt and family
your family.
Gods Blessey
and a Happy Christmas
I remain
margaret Duignan
3064- 47 st.
Long Island city
nry.
o incerely
Your Friend
Barbara ann Morrison
933.
(P.7
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W
ted to receive
sked me to thank
thought in
He has much pleasure in sending you his
best wishes.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. Le Hand
Private Secretary
mm
Barbara Ann Morrison,
67 Muscogee Avenue,
Atlanta,
Georgia.
xppt qp
+
0 incerely
Y
Your Friend.
Barbara ann Morrison
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My dear Barbara;
The President was delighted to receive
your very nice letter and has asked me to thank
you most heartily for your kind thought in
sending your drawing to him.
He has much pleasure in sending you his
best wishes.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. Le Hand
Private Secretary
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Barbara Ann Morrison
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November 25, 1933
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
a little guilten years old, and of think
President of the United States.
By Barbara Morrison.
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quares resident we have ever had. d like to draw
pictures and since l admire you sol have drawn a picture of you, that
of hape you will like.
of am in the fifth grade at E. Rivers School, and was very excited when
you visited our school last spring when you were in atlants.
& hope you will enjoy your vacation at Warm I pringo.
& incerely
Y our riend
Barbara Ann Morrison
17 Muscogee avenue
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Dear Mr Roosevelt,
A am a little girlten years old, and of think
that you are the greatest President we have ever had. at like to draw
pictures and since l admire you said have drawn a picture of you, that
n hape you will like
of am in the fifth grade at E. Rivers School, and al was very excited when
you visited our school last spring when you were in atlants.
& hope you will enjoy your vacation at Warm S pringo.
& incerely
Y our riend
Barbara ann Morrison
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My dear Mrs. Breen:
Your letter of December fourteenth has
been received and the President has asked me
to assure you of his appreciation of your
friendly interest in writing and your thought-
fulness in sending the enclosed medals to
himself and Mrs. Roosevelt.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
Mrs. Margaret H. Breen,
5618 Morten Street,
Germantown, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
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to write to your Mr and Mrs Booserelt evelt December
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so Congressman Sabath
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I have ment to work as a dress maker
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and am a offrerater for the last ten years
have not breaing abrle to gra two
with the came up to ta years a go mark e
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and never call for it a gain there
to you braath that is my prayer and breat
has breaing far marse Cases nor
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love reawakened for wife and children; a
mother's nobler effort to make home a little
heaven; glad tidings from an absent loved
one; temptations that come again and again,
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ancholy and the demented; a timid soul has
peacefully gone before God; a mangled sinner
has awakened from his unconsciousness and,
waiting for the priest, has outlived the hour
r sent to President Roosevelt December 28 for
that eminent physicians computed for his
death.
9, 1933, copy also sent to Congressman Sabath
Mary of the Miraculous Medal can bring
Roosevelt,
patience, hope, temperance. Mary of the
Miraculous Medal can destroy hatred and im-
agton, D. C.
purity. Through Mary of the Miraculous
Medal are made possible all blessings of the
urtesy of Congressman Adolph J. Sabath, I
body, of the mind, and of the soul. In fact,
express today a slight token of good cheer for
Mary of the Miraculous Medal is constantly
ich I hope you will accept from a great ad-
seeking the interest of her Divine Son, who
which it is offered. The package contains
came to heal soul and body; she is only wait-
ing for her children to ask her aid.
line, which is one hundred and thirteen years
brandy, which is one hundred and three years
The Medal has always played a prominent
part in different wars that have been waged
been in my family wine cellar for that per-
since it was given by our Immaculate Mother.
wishes for a happy New Year,
During the period of almost universal blood-
shed from 1842 to 1877, the Sisters of Charity
ABE MARCO,
won for Mary Immaculate the praise and love
5028 North Hermitage Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois.
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story as you have printed it, and showed us proofs
to bear out the statements. He also has a statue
of the Virgin as she appeared to his uncle.
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of the power of Mary Immaculate, yet thou-
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ourtesy of Congressman Adolph J. Sabath, I
express today a slight token of good cheer for
hich I hope you will accept from a great ad-
which it is offered. The package contains
THIRD APPARITION-MANIFESTATION OF THE
wine, which is one hundred and thirteen years
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CATHERINE. (See page 6.)
brandy, which is one hundred and three years
made public because no one has thought to
e been in my family wine cellar for that per-
attribute them to their true source, Mary of
t wishes for a happy New Year,
the Miraculous Medal; other wonderful cases
must remain unknown, because their strictly
ABE MARCO,
personal nature forbids their publication.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt,
House, Washington, D. C.
"hrough the courtesy of Congressman Adolph J. Sabath, I
: you by air express today a slight token of good cheer for
ears table which I hope you will accept from a great ad-
he spirit in which it is offered. The package contains
one bottle of Madeira wine, which is one hundred and thirteen years
old, and one bottle of brandy, which is one hundred and three years
old, both of which have been in my family wine cellar for that per-
iod of time. With best wishes for a happy New Year,
ABE MARCO,
5028 North Hermitage Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois.
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Mrs. Roosevelt accept the medals she enclose
and wear them. Sends her b est wishes for
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt,
The White House, Washington, D. C.
Through the courtesy of Congressman Adolph J. Sabath, I
am sending you by air express today a slight token of good cheer for
your New Years table which I hope you will accept from a great ad-
mirer in the spirit in which it is offered. The package contains
one bottle of Madeira wine, which is one hundred and thirteen years
old, and one bottle of brandy, which is one hundred and three years
old, both of which have been in my family wine cellar for that per-
iod of time. With best wishes for a happy New Year,
ABE MARCO,
5028 North Hermitage Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt,
The White House, Washington, D. C.
Through the courtesy of Congressman Adolph J. Sabath, I
am sending you by air express today a slight token of good cheer for
your New Years table which I hope you will accept from a great ad-
mirer in the spirit in which it is offered. The package contains
one bottle of Madeira wine, which is one hundred and thirteen years
old, and one bottle of brandy, which is one hundred and three years
old, both of which have been in my family wine cellar for that per-
iod of time. With best wishes for a happy New Year,
ABE MARCO,
5028 North Hermitage Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois.
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President Franklin D. Roosevelt,
The White House, Washington, D. C.
Through the courtesy of Congressman Adolph J. Sabath, I
am sending you by air express today a slight token of good cheer for
your New Years table which I hope you will accept from a great ad-
mirer in the spirit in which it is offered. The package contains
one bottle of Madeira wine, which is one hundred and thirteen years
old, and one bottle of brandy, which is one hundred and three years
old, both of which have been in my family wine cellar for that per-
iod of time. With best wishes for a happy New Year,
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Chicago, Illinois, Dec. 28, 1933.
Scott Shaw,
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Washington, D. C.
Package for President Roosevelt being sent to Washington
air mail today to be delivered to you tomorrow morning. Positive-
ly see that package is delivered directly to President Roosevelt
promptly. Contains New Years gift of one-hundred-twenty-year-old
Madeira. Donor is wiring President direct,
A. J. SABATH.
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Washington.
December 29, 1933.
My dear Mr. Congressman:
Am returning to you the package which
your Secretary delivered at the White
House this morning as a courtesy to Mr. Abe
Marco of Chicago.
Quite obviously the President cannot
accept a gift of this nature under the law
existing in the District of Columbia.
I hope that you will explain to Mr.
Marco that his thought was appreciated.
Sincerely,
M. H. McIntyre
Assistant Secretary
to the President.
Hon. Adolph J. Sabath,
The Capitol,
Washington.
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December 28, 1933.
My dear Miss Henly:
Your note of December fourteenth has
been received, and I want to thank you in the
President's behalf for your thoughtfulness in
writing and sending the enclosed medal to him.
Very sincerely yours,
LOUIS McH. HOWE
Secretary to the President
Miss Mary Henly,
4871 - 23rd Street,
Detroit,
Michigan.
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My dear Mrs. Skimski:
This will acknowledge the receipt of your kind
letter of December sixth.
Please be assured that your friendly interest
in writing and sending the enclosed medal to the
President is very much appreciated.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
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1553 Moss Street,
Reading,
Pennsylvania.
Chinnan Ch. 900
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My dear Mrs. Skimski:
This will acknowledge the receipt of your kind
letter of December sixth.
Please be assured that your friendly interest
in writing and sending the enclosed medal to the
President is very much appreciated.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
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1553 Moss Street,
Reading,
Pennsylvania.
Ch. 900
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Our Dear President/ and but
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After hearing your speech tanite
I made up my mind that I would ter
write just to tell you how Wanderful and
you are
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Every E thing you have undestaken since your
Marchy th is working out swell.
as for Mr. Smith and all the rest of
the big guys well you should worry
about them because D. eat President all
us poor people an four times greater it
then all them guys.
It sure is wonderful how Rev Father C.E.
Caughlin sticks up for you the sure
is letting out a lot of dape about them
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this little home 3 and we have
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two dear little children so m 1.
This little medal Iam sending
to you if you will please ware it
President that is why I would love
an the side that has been afflicted
to have some of that money if it
by your sickness Iam sure it will
Please Dear President dont show
is every going to pay out
help you.
I say a prayer every day for you
this letter to any one expect your
Dear President that you will keep
wife who I think is Wanderful
your health.
as for you Dear Mrs Roosevelt
Some day if you walk without your
your article in the Sunday Eagle suse
cane then my prayers will be answered
But DearM Roosevelt if only you
was great.
Haping you all have a very
could hussy up the apening of the Jarmes
National Bank we have only dollars
Menry Christmas anda Happy
in the Bank but if only get half
From
New year.
of it we will be thankful.
a little mother who ares both of you your N-R-a. program is Dow swell it put
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Mris Paul J. Shimoki
my husband an eight hours when he
of you do not not like my sending this medal
works but just now she is only getting
please do destroy it as it
is Blessed.
this days a week we our trying to buy
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December 29, 1933.
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My dear Mrs. Ridington:
The President has received your letter
of December eighth with the enclosed badge and
has asked me to thank you warmly for your kind-
ness in writing. He is deeply grateful for your
prayers.
Very sincerely yours,
LOUIS McH. HOWE
Secretary to the President
Mrs. Mary Ridington,
51 Bank Street,
Trenton,
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that losh-my money fut-thank in a Bank will your close so to know hime harm
my good life you was Davings centr to Dam have you come for us you the pries
the rests of the people from
that Blessed it prayo for
bad Banks and bad men
every day which and mants do us to
yours truely m many Ats Ridington play are nexts als to good we and the you
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My dear Miss McLaughlint
The letter from yourself and Miss Elizabeth
Freeman has been received and I want to assure
X you of the President's appreciation of your
friendly interest in writing and you kindness in
sending the enclosed badges to him.
The handkerchief is being handed to Mrs.
Roosevelt, who, I am sure, will be most appre-
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you and Very sincerely yours,
everything Ahope that you do. shat
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Private Secretary
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Miss Isabelle McLaughlin,
1126 Grace Street,
Chicago,
Illinois.
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Dear President Roosevelt. Geld 12-29-33
am
I one very much
honered to be able to write you and
let you know how gualiful we are
for all you have done for our Country
Dear Presidents there is not a
day of my life that I dont pray
for you and ask bod to bless you
in every thing that you do.
9 Shope some day stud you
will love to Chicago and visit
Good & hepherds as 1126 essare street
us we live in The Convent of the
and the sisters here all for you.
and also Mrs
Miss mc Laughlin and 9 are
sending two badges of The sacred Haurd
for you'to wear so that you will be
This litts handkerchief was
protected from all harm One of
painted by one of the Disters so
the Sisters gave then to me for you.
Mrs Roosevelt will you please keep
Dear President Roosevelt WE
in always in your purse
hope you will accept Phis little
mins from Elizabeth Freeman
guft of ours.
We wish to be among The many
to wish you
a Bright and prooperais then year
a merry Christeras and
and hope that you wied be elected
again for another term.
miss Gabelle from Mc Laughlin
Mins Elizabeth and Freewar
1126 share street.
Chuago
Convent of Good Shiphird are