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PPF 9
PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL FILE
Gifts C
Jan. 1943
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January 6, 1943
My dear Mrs. Cromie:
Your letter of December twenty-second
has been received. It was especially kind of you
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to send the President those beautifully knotted
sacks
articles, made by your own hands, as @ Christmas
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remembrance. He is grateful indeed for your
friendly thought of him and wants me to convey
his hearty good wishes to you.
Very sincerely yours,
Grace G. Tully
Private Secretary
Mrs. Annie S. Cromie,
7829 Germantown Avenue,
Chestnut Hill,
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
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gife alive tome is
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1943, from the President
1/6/4
Majesty, The Sultan of
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a gift of a tira and tw
him to visit Washington
7829 Germantoun avenue
e gifts to Mrs. Roosevel
b hestnut Hell Chila. Cenna gift to Mrs. R. was a or
tans family collection
December 22, 1942
AS
Dear Cresident Goosereld
cl just thought d would
like to knid a pair of socks
for you for Christmas, as
well as for our soldiers and
sailars. El enjoy so much
knitting Service. for the Bony" in the
"Earth changes, but thy soul
and Lod stand sure."
GC
you is tlee immorable, unchanging
943, from the President
Majesty, The Sultan of
Eternal source of all creation, and
a gift of a tira and two
im to visit Washington
gifts to Mrs. Roosevelt
the Truth of Yod lines in Divine
Principles that are enduring.
ift to Mrs. R. was a crow
ans family collection - n
Sincerely yours,
AS
Cumie S. Cromie
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15, 1943, from the President
for your
Christmas
to His Majesty, The Sultan of
an for a gift of a tira and two
n for him to visit Washington
k these gifts to Mrs. Roosevelt
anca.
the gift to Mrs. R. was a crown
he Sultans family collection - now
AS
P.P.F.
9-C
May the peaceful
spirit of Christmas
Guide you throughout
the pear
"His name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, the Mighty God,
the Everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace."
Isa. 9:6
Mrs. a. Cromie
P.P.F. P.
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SEE 203-E
for a memo, to Mrs. Roosevelt, dated Feb. 15, 1943, from the President
re the suggested letter she should send to His Majesty, The Sultan of
(Official
Morocco. The letter is thanking the Sultan for a gift of a tira and two
File)
braclets and also extending an invitation for him to visit Washington
after the war. The President brought back these gifts to Mrs. Roosevelt
when he was on his recent trip to Casablanca.
Attached is file note: "BB for your info. the gift to Mrs. R. was a crown
of jewels and 2 braclets - jewels from the Sultans family collection - now
at H.P. Museum. M.E.
AS
P.P.F.
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OFFICE OF
ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN
WASHINGTON
January 26, 1943
Honorable Samuel I. Rosenman
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Executive Office
The White House
64
Washington, D. C.
Dear sam:
I am sending with this letter the special
presentation copy, designed for the President, of
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"Patents at Work", a statement of the policies which
will govern the administration of some 50,000 patents.
and patent applications vested in the Alien Property
Custodian. I send this directly to you because of
your long and close association with the President's
papers and his library at Hyde Park.
The patent policy described in this booklet
presents a sharp contrast to that adopted by the various
Alien Property Custodians of the last war. Its real
significance will probably not be fully understood or
appreciated until after this war is over. To a large
extent the patent policy of this office is the Presi-
dent's own program, and for this reason I thought it
7/10/13
desirable to place this statement in the President's
library where it might be preserved for future gene-
rations. I should greatly appreciate it if you per-
sonally would see that the President's own copy of
"Patents at Work" is safely lodged in the Franklin D.
Roosevelt Library at Hyde Park.
Sincerely yours,
(Signed) Leo T. Crowley X#77
xpet
Alien Property Custodian
9-B
Booklet and original letter sent to Franklin D. Roosevelt Library, Series "B"
vsd
p.p.7
January 30, 1943
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My dear Mr. Cohn:
Thank you, in the President's behalf,
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for your courtesy in sending him the copy of
9-6
SCIENCE AND HEALTH, as well as the magazine and
booklets. I can assure you that he deeply
appreciates your friendly thought.
Very sincerely yours,
Grace G. Tully
Private Secretary
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Robert Cohn, Esq.,
362 Van Siclen Avenue,
Brooklyn,
New York.
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MEMORANDUM FOR MR. EARLY
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FROM: GEN. WATSON
Jan. 2, 1943
States that the Pres. has agreed, at request of the Maritime Comm.,
to receive from Mr. John A. McCone, representing 40,000 workers of the Calif.
Shipbuilding Corp., Wilmington, Calif., a 5 foot model of the Liberty Ship,
S. S. John Bidwell, for the Hyde Park Library. Time has been set for 11:15
a.m., Monday, Jan. 4, 1943. Adm. Howard F. Vickery and Mr. Mark O'Dea will
also be present; Adm. Land, who was originally scheduled to attend, must
attend hearings at Capitol. - Let. from Grahm Spickard, Wash. Rep., of
Calif. Shipbuilding Corp. to Mr. Mark O'Dea attached.
SEE: PPF 223
ilo
STAPLETON, Russell B.,
P.P.7.
Providence, Rhode Island,
January 6, 1943 - (filed - 3/12/43).
9-c
Letter to President, saying he is sending him a calendar, under separate
cover.--Calendar never received by Garage.
See P.P.F. 9-S
fmf
0.01, nn
MURRAY, Thomas,
National Home of the Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks,
Beford, Va.
1-21-43. (ack.)
Sent gift of a cane to the President. (storeroom)
See P.P.F.9-M
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P.P.F.
9-C
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HAMILTON, Judge Tom M.
Waco, Texas
Jan. 20, 1943.
On above date Miss Tully thanked Judge Hamilton for the cane which
Fiven to Jackson for his wife.
he sent to the resident through the courtesy of Congressman W. R. Poage.
SEE: PPF 9-H
ilo
January 4, 1943
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Respectfully referred to
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Honorable George T. Summerlin for
appropriate acknowledgment.
Grace G. Tully
eb
Private Secretary
Letter to the President, dated 12/11/42.
From: Eduardo M. Cata,
Sn. Nicolas 607,
La Habana,
X159-A
Cuba.
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Plat
9-D
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HONORABLE GEORGE T. SUMMERLIN: Sends a drawing of Mrs. Roosevelt
to the President for a Christmas
present.
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GAGON, Harry - Hember of Associated Press
Hojave, Calif.
Dec. 23, 1942. Akd.1/4/43
Tel. to the President, saying he is sending a white canary to him;
name of bird - Mojave"}ick. Given to Diana Hopkins.
ilo
SEE: PPF 9-G
D.
Press,
of
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This is a ling. letter read loin
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January 4, 1943
My dear Mrs. Carrick:
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This little note conveys the President's
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thanks to you for your courtesy in sending him
the copy of THE WAR: THIRD YEAR, as well as for
the two previous books of the series. You may
be assured that your kind thought is appreciated.
Very sincerely yours,
Grace G. Tully
Private Secretary
Mrs. Virginia B. Carrick,
Oxford University Press,
114 Fifth Avenue,
dd
New York, N. Y.
reaving,
widown
tus is w long. letter read if anyour leisure
ach "Hits,
rew Sk. PP7
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OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
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OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS LONDON CLARENDON PRESS OXFORD
OXFORD MEDICAL PUBLICATIONS
NEW YORK
America
ONE FOURTEEN FIFTH AVENUE
TELEPHONE: WATKINS 9-1100
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December 30, 1942
clife as &
Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Senator. Tobey,
Washington, D. C.
war seriously
Dear President Roosevelt:-
I am sending you a copy of THE WAR: THIRD YEAR by
Edgar McInnis, with an introduction by Walter Millis,
wenow recover-
which we are publishing in January. At the same time;
I am sending copies of the two previous books in this
series: THE WAR: FIRST YEAR, and THE WAR :SECOND YEAR.
and expect to be
These books represent, as far as we know, the only
concise record of the war to date, and have been
we of the Farm
found invaluable by everyone who uses them. I hope
that you will find them useful.
Tional m my
Sincerely yours,
Carrid.
ani composed of
is
ite diplomatic
(Mrs.) Virginia B. Carrick
VBC: ME
mcated carepally
Phe fighte.as a
bity marshallifor
the Matistouse
City Colice &
State smiguing
many. have been shorm leaving widow
of crooks come to twwn The police have to interview them them
1)
This is a long letter read it aNyour leisure
1.2/43, 39/2 Warren St. PP1 q-
Hon Franklin D. Roosevelt.
My Dear Mr. Prosevelt.
President of The United States of Americal + 8P7
q-D
I am am giving you an outtine of my life have
may run for The Senate against Senator. Tobey,
I was was going to run before but as
hurs in the Anney, of our State Housewar m bed
for ldnot run Jhave now recover-
ed my health,so I am strong ayain and expect to be
ar the State House Farm
Bureaus and Granger State and na Tional m my
humanitarian work. These sed of
d sand mehas tabequite dip to tic
in keeping things straight. Being. educated carefully refu
trained in tte law.whichis valvablem Phe fighte as a
humanitarian christian and the law, Our City marsha ll for
many years said valuable m the Statistouse
than a totalf politicians Speaking about the City Colice &
have been in four fight for Them
them a pemsion for their work is extra hazadous If a lot
many have been shot m Piertrac cks dead leaving widow
The police have to interview them
it draveling. and and was the only child my futher
and or phone Thore is a standing neward in the
underworld for killing a policeman. Jama a good friend
of John G. Wynant, am basador to Eng land The
last day of rum session I gave The whole
lecture on rum. insanity
and terminology, The State stouse was Jame kid
with members and cityens I gave them sime
to them. T.3milding Jaile
was architect asy lums
I havera long experience. The Police call me a
brimine logist now for an outtine of my like James Far-
ley said once, he was a graduate of the Coollegerof Hard
from abilitely nothing. and being
ambitous I made the fight up. after the High School, I went
to Bryant if Stratens Business to write
then Swentwith Charles Mellen bashier oftwor railmeder
who fur ther trame me clroad affaire. ,Tte afterivan be
came a land min railmad affaire. S thought
A could make far move miney in Teaching the Spinceran System
of writing to I taught in my schools. Semmaries Land Colleges
prepartory in years in Canada, whereit
was awful cold.14500 puper its I has. other
studies the foreign born law 500 boys/m mechanics
of the irin mechanical dr awing. some of them
aremow siour. Moit service after w time Instruction of
3) of traveling.. and and was the only child my home ful ther to
look out for my mother. In shore early times it
was/away tab his work. I war needed at
every, one, should have w trade in
care of any emerg ency. Do I went to leam the machinist
trade where one learns she whole tradefrom the rough to
The finish and The tests. They
we heavy sledge hammer, striking for the blacksmith I thought
that wasnt fair for me, Ro I kicher They didn't have any unine
here ak thas time. One had to attend to his mustrikes. I paid I
would leave worked hand they dmrlike to han then slaves
go. So they formise the change When They delayed I would
write out my notice to leave 24 puch times before d gothe
trade. I buils machinery world, the
last a your machine to Shang hai
China for the your fairs. after That Swent to the Waltham
Wa tch Company.One couldnt git in unless human a fint
class learned the automatic trade complete
and became the head foreman, with 232 menand women. The
watch works pr fine it may nipping glasses.
and slower than other work. Then came, w business plump That
might last for year the building trader and
afterwards. are afters time to get n
practical experience in the theory and proctice of sted construction
As In with Company in bam bridge muss,Phat did that
kind of work, after I got what I wanted I ivent back to the
architest work wan architatural Engineer While m massachusetts
4)
I worked I had a great deal to
do in but lding Hopedale Marr under the Drapen
Eben of the State I suppose the
men of my time muchan puned away.
after that off, the Charles Rives.
where all the towns emptied all of thers scrouge
back of Cambridge sft of sludge and
malarie was where the bharles River ran. hundreds
yet mularia. war sick quite w time with it
So I left for new Humpshire when mularia wais am known
imless brought there.My family came from Newton Upper Faller
near Bortin So I movid int the country, leased after boug W,
hand furned
did anhitect workin my City and state Fm our State for
Pennl and humanity motitutine and blocks and lame bee let
our state. nowher the building buildings
iniflathen , Aam at the State House for humanitarian
work. whiches not political Ihan the backing of the
Governor and leading people I am pending you
a flourish Price lock art. In
this ank. through hourd wm over Bortin's best,Suar
thinking after shiv war war,Mow oug ht to stay until things gis
settled thank nuch we for the nuw of politices m
they are awa states of great yua
must be I am still considered Show seen for mon of life than much men
expe you an clear above them fall of come your
Sincerely your close friend. George
if novally close frienday mr Cronan acting W. Smarshull
In running for leongress- There are
behind me Besides the state
I have helped Them all not forg etting The Dams
300 fig him the past and for them that needed help!
This flourishis for you and mrs. Roosevelt you both
I remember your couism Feddy Roosevelt who was a a
have wor hed hard for your Country in this awful war.
friend of the speople, who were borry my whin he passed. ssid.
I give These Friends Hourishes to my close
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P.P.F.
BROWN, Mrs. Lizzie,
Akron, Ohio,
9-c
January 5, 1943 - ackd.
Letter to the President, telling him of the Christmas gift that she
sent, which consisted of brushes, combs and handkerchiefs. Also tells of her
help in the war effort. Gift put with articles to give away CC to Mrs. Eben.
Letter acknowledged by Mrs. Roosevelt's Secretary.
See P.P.F. 9-B
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GABBERT, Mrs. J. Franklin,
San Carlos, Calif.
1-6-43 (ack.)
Sends a pound of coffee to the President.
See P.P.F.9-G
P.P.7
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9-C
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DISPATATION
P.P.F.
CUMMINGS, Hon. Homer S.,
9-C
Washington, D. C.,
January 2, 1943 - ackd.
The President sends note of thanks to Mr. Cummings for sending him
the wild swan book ends. Gift put with the President's Christmas gifts.
fmf
See P.P.F. 270
WENNWRIGHT, Speedy W.,
Norfolk, Va.
12-25-42 (ack. 1-6-43)
Sends five packs of cigaretts to the President as a Christmas remembrance.
See P.P.F.9-W
br
P.P.7
9-C
GILLIS, Ann
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.,
Washington, D. Co,
January 4, 1943.
Writes to Mr. Early that it seems that for a Christmas gift Fred Allen sent the President
a coffee bean in a jewel case, States it also seems that the President wrote Fred Allen a
note acknowledging it which is real ly a masterpiece of humor. Says that Mr. Allen will not
divulge the contents of this letter unless permission comes from the White House to that
affect, Miss Gillis says the New York office has asked her to obtain permission from Mr.
Early to release the letter to the press through their regular channels Attached is
File Memo. of Jan. 6, 1943, to the effect that the letter from the President being written
in a personal vein can not and will not be relased for publication Inked notation that
Miss Gillis was so informed that date,
SEE P.P.F. 8275
P.P. F.
AS
9-C
ROOSEVELT. Ruth Chandler
December 29, 1942
p.p.7.
q-c
My dear Mr. Chanosky:
Permit me to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of your letter of December seventeenth
to the President and to thank you, in his
behalf, for your courtesy in sending him the
enclosed cutting tool, which is a product of
your own handiwork. For your information, the
copy of article, to which you refer, was not
with your communication.
I have pleasure in extending to you
the President's cordial Season's greetings.
Very sincerely yours,
M. H. MCINTYRE
Secretary to the President
Adolph Chanosky, Esq.,
2306 Park Place,
Fort Worth,
Texas.
pl
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Sent
by memy
RO OSEVELT, Ruth Chandler
Add
January 7, 1943
q.c
Respectfully referred to the
War Production Board for consider-
ation and acknowledgment.
M. H. McINTYRE
Secretary to the President
Adolph Chanosky
X
2306 Park Place
Fort Worth, Texas
Letter to the President, dated 1/2/43.
PA7
9-7
Re - Encloses description of a new metal called "chanite."
Included also is a letter from Mr. Chanosky, dated 12/17/42,
together with a cutting tool which is a product of his
own handiwork. The latter was acknowledged 12/29/42.
LBM
RO OSEVELT, Ruth Chandler
Ft. Worth, Texas,
Jan. 6, 1948.
The President wrote to his grandchild that some friend had sent him a little chain
and charm and that he was sending it to her. Attached is a memo. to the President
from Miss Tully of Jan. 4th, asking the President if he wants to send this chain to
Ruth Chandler Roosevelt or to Sistie. Attached, also, is copy of a letter to Mr.
Thomas P. Doyle, Sacramento, Calif., dated Dec. 30th," from Mr. McIntyre saying it was
kind of him to send the President the chain and the two New Year Greetings Cards. Mr.
McIntyre conveyed the President's thanks There was a ten cent war stamp on each of
the two envelopes. Mr. McIntyre, by memo. of Jan. 1st, sent the two war stamps to the
Treasury.
SEE P.P.F. 4
AS
P.P.F.
9-C
OPF-9-C
THE SEC'Y OF STATE
Washington, D. C.
Jan. 6, 1943
On above date the President wrote "thank you" let. to Cordell Hull
thanking him for the brief case - Christmas gift. Put with President's Gifts.
SEE: PPF 335
ilo
SEC'Y OF THE INTERIOR
PPF-9-C
Headwaters Farm, Olney, Md.
Jan. 6, 1943
On above date the President sent thank you let. to Mr. H. Ickes
for Christmas gift - ship's clock. Put with President's gifts.
SEE: PPF 3650
ilo
GIBBONS, Hon. Stephen B.
New York, N.Y.
PPF-9-C
Dec.16, 1942. Ackd. 1/7/43
Presidential thank you let. to Mr. Gibbons for the Christmas gift-
old wind mill and wine container. Put with President's Gifts.
SEE: PPF 4900
ilo
WATSON, Major Gen. Edwin M.,
Wash., D.C.
1-6-43
Sends gift of a cigarette and card box to the President for Christmas.
(acknowledged by President 1-6-43)
See P.P.F.3684
br
P.P.7
9.C
HOUGHTELING, Mrs. James L.,
Wash., D.C.
1-6-43
The President wrote to Mrs. Houghteling, thanking her for the gift of a cake
she sent to him for Christmas.
See P.P.F.1077
pp7
br
9-C
CASEY, Hon. Eugene,
Gaithersburg, Md.
Jan. 7, 1943 (ack.)
Presidential acknowledgment sent to Mr. Casey, thanking him for the gift
of the Peter Pauper Press books he sent to the President for Christmas.
See P.P.F.7903
P.P.7
br
9-C
CULLMAN, Howard S.,
New York, N.Y.
1-8-43 (ack.)
Presidential acknowledgment sent to Mr. Cullman, thanking him for the
gift of cigars he sent to the President for Charistmas.
See P.P.F.884
PP.7.
br
9-C
PPJ-9-C
BRICK, Milton
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Dec. 23, 1942. Ackd. 1/7/43
Let. to the President enclosing carving of Hitler's head; T.A.
SEE: PPF 9-B
ilo
PPJ-9-C
WIESEN-HART PRESS, The
Cincinnati, Ohio
Ackd. Jan. 6, 1943
Sends card games to the President; sent to Warm Springs.
SEE: PPF 9-W
ilo
LAWTON, Miss Marguerite,
Wash., D.C.
1-7-43 (ack.)
Sends a crocheted bookmark to the President. (Threw away).
lae)
January &, 1943
m
See P.P.F.9-L
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By Sunz Brs. Cohen:
Is was generous or you to вояд that
pourd of selfee 10/10 Presid P.P.7 your
0109 nose of Desember twedsy-fourk 4-e
states your thought or assas hearbily recip-
Mostes your good with
Tery siccerely yours,
Grass 0. fully
Private Secretary
NEE. Abbie
WHITE
thenk
1
3331 Tuxedo
PP7
Detroit, Michigan
qee
December 24, 1942
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January 6, 1943
116/45
mymbor
Mydear Mr. President,
My Iam dear Mrs. sendin, Cohen: you this
pound of Cotte It was generous of you to send that
hopes
that pound of coffee to the President with your
discom nice note of December twenty-fourth. He appre-
ease your
by
the
Coffee ciates your thought of him and heartily recip-
with your
rocates tage, good wishes. and along
CNIS package Iertend.
Very sincerely yours,
to you my best wishes for 2
merry Ehrist mas and Grace G. Tully
happy and successful New year
Private Secretary
X mrs. abram Coken
sincerely yours
Mrs. Abram Cohen,
3331 Tuxedo,
Detroit,
dd
Michigan.
3331 Tuxedo
Detroit, Michigan
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Guits to
December 24, 1942
Mydear Mr. President,
nh 1/6/45. 10.
ed "Dear Tiny:",
ing.
Iam sending you this
ilo
pound of Cottee in the hopes
that it will help ease your
discomfort caused by the
Cottee shortage, 2nd along
with this package I extend
to you my best wishes tor 2
merry Christ mas 2nd tor 2
happy 2nd successful New year
mrs. abram Cohen
sincerely yours,
PPJ
PP7-9-C
CHANEY, Miss Mayris
San Francisco, Calif.
Ackd. Jan. 8, 1943
Presidential thank you let. to above, addressed "Dear Tiny:",
for Christmas gifts - silk scarf and mother pig with young.
SEE: PPF 1265
ilo
LANE, W.S.,
Stantonsburg, N.C.
1-7-43 (ack.)
Sends cigarette holders to the President whittled from a Big bush.
(Threw away)
See P.P.F.9-L
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SUEY, Chin
Sen Francisco, Calif.
Ackd. Jan. 6, 1943.
1/43
Sends 4 boxes of cigars. To Prettyman.
its
SEE: PPF 9-(S
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PPJ 9-C
SHAFFER, Kenneth
Washville, Tenn.
Dec. 18, 1942. Ackd. 1/7/43
Let. to the Presient; sends charcoal portrait (sketch); to storeroom.
SEE: PPF 9-S
ilo
Edd
KING, Mrs. Sigrid M.,
Canaan, N.H.
12-28-42 (ack. 1-7-43)
Sends a crocheted panel to the President which she made. (Series B.)
See P.P.F.9-K
P.P.7
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9-C
Very
Grage 0. Tully
Private
Securiting
7
PP7 9-c
January 5, 1943
TA.
My dear Mr. Colwell:
Many thanks, in the President's behalf,
for the calendars to which you refer in your
note of December thirty-first. He much appre-
ciates your kind thought in sending them to him
and heartily reciprocates your friendly good
wishes for the coming year.
Very sincerely yours,
Grace G. Tully
Private Secretary
B. D. Colwell, Esq.,
161 Lafayette Street,
Salem,
Massachusetts.
dd
161 Lifayette Street
Mann
Salem Mass
Wee 31st 1942
Pdan, Pranklin D. Rossevelt
nh
White house 1/5/43
9-C
Washington D. 6.
dd
Dear mr Presidents
angers (2). Mrs.
T. A.
I am forwarding to you under peperals
cover, a 1942 and 1943 Calendar which
110
my brother in Canada whom by the may
is a Canadian has dis Tributed whis
Customers
He has gotten many, many -
farmable commention the H2 Calenda,
earn more an the 43.
and Ifel certain that he mil get
I have studied hase -
Calendar by the hour, and the more
l gleam on them the more I want to,
that he pend "The king and Queen
I have sugarted tomy brother
one of the H3, and the Hong mr fluschill
one of ihe 42.
nith all best wishes To both
Mrs.
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PPF-9-C
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Ackd. Jan. 5, 1943
Roosevelts given to Mrs. Butturff and the President's T. A.
Sends Christmas cards, canes (2) and coat Hangers (2). Mrs.
SEE: PPF 9-A
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PP79-C
DEVIN, Mr. & Mrs. Jas. & Mr. John McAskill
Lake Pleasant, Mass.
Ackd. Jan. 7, 1943
Christmas cards for the Pres. and Mrs. Roosevelt; handkerchief to
Mrs. Roosevelt - given to Mrs. Butturff; pillow and crocheted work to both-
to storeboom.
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January 9, 1943
My dear Mr. Conner:
Permit me to thank you, in the Pres-
ident's behalf, for your courtesy in sending
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him the little desk flag set and to assure you
that your kind thought is much appreciated.
Very sincerely yours,
Grace G. Tully
Private Secretary
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John L. Conner, Esq.,
Hurt Building,
Atlanta,
Georgia.
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WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTAL LOSS OR DAMAGE TO MANUSCRIPTS WHILE IN OUR CHARGE
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January 4, 1943
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My dear Mrs. Conrad:
Thank you very much indeed for your
kindness in sending me that inscribed copy of
your book COMARADES DE COMBAT. 1 do appreciate
your friendly thought.
My best wishes go to you with this
little note.
Very sincerely yours,
(Sgd) FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
P.P.F.
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Mrs. Florence Conrad,
# 98
c/o Miss Nannine Joseph,
200 West 54th Street,
New York, N. Y.
cap
WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTAL LOSS OR DAMAGE TO MANUSCRIPTS WHILE IN OUR CHARGE
January 4, 1943
My dear Miss Joseph:
Permit me to acknowledge the receipt
of your letter of December eighteenth to Miss
LeHand and to thank you on her behalf for your
friendly good wishes.
It was kind indeed of you to send
the President the inscribed copy of Florence
Conrad's book, COMARADES DE COMBAT. He appre-
ciates your courtesy and asks if you will not
be good enough to forward the enclosed note to
Mrs. Conrad.
Very sincerely yours,
Grace G. Tully
Private Secretary
Miss Nannine Joseph,
200 West 54th Street,
New York, N. Y.
cap
Enclosure: Presidential to Mrs. Florence Conrad.
WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTAL LOSS OR DAMAGE TO MANUSCRIPTS WHILE IN OUR CHARGE
CABLE ADDRESS: NANJOSEF
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With can be very best wishes for a joyous holiday - that is, as joyous as
under the circumstances.
Sincerely,
Miss Marguerite Le Hand
NJ/EW/enc
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CABLE ADDRESS: NANJOSEF
200 WEST 54TH STREET
NEW YORK, N.Y.
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December 18, 1942
Dear Miss Le Hand:
As always, when there's something in which I think the
might gracious really be interested, I am troubling you. You are President so
about it, that somehow I am beginning to feel always
he self-conscious about doing these things, but this time a I little do
will be interested in Florence Conrad's French book, which believe
Mrs. sending you herewith. As an American woman who really did something, I am
Conrad has had an interesting experience, and I do think he
might like her book telling about it, or I wouldn't take your time,
and certainly not his.
With very best wishes for a joyous holiday - that is, as joyous as
can be under the circumstances.
Sincerely,
Miss Marguerite Le Hand
NJ/EW/enc
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PPF-9-C
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Verdun, Quebec, Canada
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for
the
Precident
GREAT
Sends New Year's card and cup and saucer. To Hyde Park Library,
Series B.
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DUDACS, Miss Irma V.,
St. Louis, Mo.,
January 12, 1943 - ackd.
Note of thanks from Miss Tully for sending the President the religious
calendar.--T.A.
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P.P.7. P. P. 7,
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Order D. Tully
Private
Secretary
T.ai and
December 31, 1942
PPT
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My dear Mr. Cox:
The kind thought which prompted
you to send the President that personally
inscribed book and the candy cane to which
you refer in your friendly note of Decem-
ber twenty-third is very much appreciated.
XPPA 9-B
He wants you to know he is grateful for
your cordial greetings, and heartily recip-
rocates your good wishes for the coming
year.
Very sincerely yours,
Grace G. Tully
Private Secretary
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Wilmington,
North Carolina.
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YOU CAN'T LEARN ANYTHING BY
LISTENING TO YOURSELF TALK.
- Blackie Bear-
WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
PO
This hospitable southern city's annual community Christmas Tree
celebration is attracting national attention both by reason of the effective-
ness and attractiveness of the programs as arranged by the municipal
authorities, and because of the fact that the tree used. in all probability.
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cannot be duplicated by any other place in the United States. The tree is
a splendid live oak. festooned. as the photograph indicates, with graceful
Spanish Gray Moss found in profusion in the Wilmington area. This natu-
visitors throughout the year who come as winter and summer tourists.
This magnificent tree, estimated to be three hundred years old, is
tion of the city. The spread of the branches is over 110 feet. the circum-
ference of the trunk is fifteen feet. and this towering monarch of the forest
rises to a height of 75 feet. More than 1,000 multi-colored lights and in
The program, participated in by thousands, is inaugurated on Christ-
mas Eve's with a solemn song and prayer service. The tree is surmounted
by the "Star of the East" brilliantly lighted. Just to the left of the plat-
the Christ-child. A fireplace. hanging stockings filled with good things for
the kiddies, and a real Santa Clause are provided.
Christmas music, apparently issuing from the fire place and branches
The illumination of the tree continues through the Christmas season
including New Year's night. In carrying out this effective celebration an-
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ral and beautiful dressing for the tree attracts the attention of thousands of
located in Hilton Park. an exceptionally beautiful spot in the northern sec-
excess of a thousand ornaments are used to decorate the tree.
form is placed the manger, containing a Babe, illustrative of the birth of
of the tree, by invisible loud speakers, lend enchantment to the scene.
nually, the authorities of the City of Wilmington are given substantial aid
by a public-spirited citizen and The Tide Water Power Company.
For further information and illustrated folders of Wilmington write
Department C, Chamber of Commerce.
Winner of first prize in both State and National contests for best
living Community Christmas tree, 1930.
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WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA
Janump 11-43
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grateful if you will give me her
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present address.
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REMEMBER THIS:
YOU CAN'T LEARN ANYTHING BY
LISTENING TO YOURSELF TALK.
- Blackie Bear-
SUMMERLIN, G.T., Chief of Protocol,
Dept. of State,
Wash., D.C.
1-11-43
Letter to Miss Tully, transmitting to him a cribbage box, together with an
accompanying communication, forwarded to the Dept. for the President by the Australian
Legation at Washington at the instance of Mr. H.W. Thomas of West Brunswick, Victoria,
Australia. State Dept. has sent an appropriate acknowledgment to the Legation.
Memo attached, "BB, Put with gifts to be given away. M.E."
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R.P.7
9-C
VZLA STATES
FOOT, Rev. Edwin L.,
Washington, D. C.,
January 11, 1943 - (ackd. 1/16/43)
Letter to the President, sending him a religious calendar and book.
Calendar given away and book sent to Study.
to
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From
the
December 89, 1942.
Kiss 0. Tells,
UNITED
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My dear Miss Tully:
I am enclosing herewith a copy of a note from the
Cuban Ambassador at Washington transmitting, for the
P.P.7.
President, a volume dedicated to him by the Cadets of
1-B
the Cuban Army entitled Escuela de Cadetes, sent to him
by the President of Cuba.
X
The American Embassy at Habana has been requested
to make an appropriate acknowledgment of this gift.
Sincerely yours,
Grans Pally
Boarstory
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Chief of Protocol
Enclosures:
1. From the Cuban Ambassador,
December 29, 1942.
2. Book.
Miss Grace G. Tully,
FORVICTORY
The White House.
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STATES
DEFENSE
BONDS
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s OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS TO
THE SECRETARY OF STATE
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WASHINGTON
$
P.P.7.
January 8. 1943
In reply refer to
PR
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XPA79-B.
xisq-a
My dear Miss Tully:
I am enclosing herewith a copy of a note from the
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Cuban Ambassador at Washington transmitting, for the
P.P.7.
President, a volume dedicated to him by the Cadets of
1-B
the Cuban Army entitled Escuela de Cadetes, sent to him
by the President of Cuba.
X
The American Embassy at Habana has been requested
to make an appropriate acknowledgment of this gift.
Sincerely yours,
Tally
Decembery
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Chief of Protocol
Enclosures:
1. From the Cuban Ambassador,
December 29, 1942.
2. Book.
Miss Grace G. Tully,
FORVICTORY
The White House.
BUY
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STATES
DEFENSE
BONDS
AND
STAMPS
January 16, 1943
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My dear Cadet Clark:
The letter of January second signed
by yourself and Aviation Cadet GilbertF.
Bradley has been noted with a great deal of
interest. It was kind indeed of you to send
the President the copy of your class book,
GOSPORT, and he wants you to know how much he
appreciates your friendly thought.
Very sincerely yours,
Grace G. Tully
Private Secretary
Aviation Cadet John C. Clark, Jr.,
Morton Air Academy,
Blythe,
California.
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A/C Gilbert I. Bradley
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Morton air academy
Blythe, California
Dear mr. President:
January 2', 1942.
Enclosed you will find a
copy of our class graduation book from
Primary slying school. We dedicated this
book to little Sonny moore an infantile
paralysis victim and to all others like him,
and we thought you would be interested
in seeing our book and the dedication. We
are learning here to-day for minter Field
training- Bakersfield California for our Basic flying
Respectfully yours
P/C John C. clark Jr.
A/C Gilbert J. Bradley
CHICAGO CIVIL LIBERTIES COMMITTEE
January 16, 1943
P.P.A 9-C
Dear Mr. Latimer:
Please accept the President's thanks
for your letter of January eleventh, with which
you forwarded copy of work entitled "Pursuit of
Freedom", published by the Chicago Civil Liberties
Committee and the Illinois Civil Liberties Com-
mittee. While the President greatly appreciates
your action in presenting him with this book I
must explain to you that established White House
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custom prevents him from commenting in any way
on literary works.
9.6
Very sincerely yours,
X
STEPHEN EARLY
Secretary to the President
Mr. Ira Latimer,
Executive Secretary,
Chicago Civil Liberties Committee,
203 North Wabash Avenue,
wdh-mw
Chicago, Illinois.
CHICAGO CIVIL LIBERTIES COMMITTEE
TELEPHONE STATE 9646
203 NORTH WABASH AVENUE
acbi/16/43 mw
IS THE PRICE OF
LIBERTY
President pluty Franklin D. Roosevelt
ETERNAL
VIGILANCE
January 11, 1943
ST.E
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Sir:
Under separate cover we have sent you a copy of our new
book, entitled Pursuit of Freedom: A History of Civil Liberty
in Illinois, 1787-1942. We should like to have your comment,
no matter how brief or how critical, after you have perused
this volume. It would help us in securing the widest distri-
bution of the book.
Sincerely yours,
Dra Latimer
Ira Latimer
Executive Secretary
IL:IA
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PPF 9-C
KELLEY, F. Beverly - - Director, Natl. Publicity
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
New York, N.Y.
Dec. 28, 1942. Ackd. 12/31/42.
Let. to Mr. Early, asking if the President would receive
William Green and birthday cake from the International Bakers' and Confectionery
Workers Union, on Jan. 25th. Also, if a picture of the President and Mr. Green
would be taken at the presentation. In previous years the cake had a candle
for each year of the President's life and a check for the contribution of the
IPF attached thereto. - Because the President was away this presentation
was never arranged.
SEE: PPF 4885 Committee Folder
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P.P.7
January 26 1048
O.P.7.
FITZPATRICK, Miss Corinne,
9-C
Chicago, Ill.,
January 2, 1943 - (ackd. 1/13/43).
Letter and coffee sent to the President.
fmf
See P.P.F. 9-F
P.P.7
January 26 1049
KITCHENER, Benjamin,
New York, N.Y.
1-19-41
A letter to the President saying he was sending a cane for the President's
birthday. A very poor man, on relief. Miss LeHand's letter 2-3-41 says the President
feels he ought not to accept the cane and it is being returned with the suggestion that
he try to sell it. A letter from Mr. Kitchener 2-17-41 advises that cane has not been
received by him. He was advised on 2-28-41 that cane has been sent to Hyde Park to be
placed in the President's museum there. Other enclosures attached.
Miss Tully wrote to Mr. Fred W. Shipman on 1-11-43, saying that about the time
Miss LeHand's letter of Feb. 3, 1941 was written to Mr. Benjamin Kitchener, the cane
referred to was inadvertently sent on to be placed in the President's collection. Says
it may be possible to identify it from the sketch Mr. Kitchener has drawn. Asks if it
can be located, and if so, to return it to this office, as the donor asks that it be
returned to him.
On 1-14-43 Mr. Edgar B. Nixon, Acting Director of the Franklin D. Roosevelt
Library, wrote to Miss Tully in reply to her letter to Mr. Shipman, saying they have
a number of canesthere which resemble Mr. Kitchener's drawing, but cannot identify
his particular one without further information. Says he can write to the
gentleman, and if cane can be identified, will send it directly to him.
On 1-19-43 Miss Tully wrote to Mr. Nixon in reply to his letter, suggesting
he write to Mr. Kitchener, asking for more information in an effort to identify cane,
and if unable to identify it, to send him one to replace the one he sent, inasmuch as
he stated, he wished it for his own use.
See P.P.F.9-K
P.P.7.
9-C
P.P.7
January 26, 1943
STATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
PPF
MADISON, WISC.
January 22, 1943
9-C
Miss Tully wrote that on date of 9/22/42, Governor Heil wrote to the President
telling him that he was going to send him & shipment 1 isconsin cheese weekly for
25 weeks so that he might have the apportunity to S ample the variety or cheeses
produced by Wisconsin. Advises that the last date shipped was Dec. 7, 1942 12 weeks 8
after original shipment, she wonders if the other shipments were miscarried or if
he had to cancel the order. ncloses label from last shipment of cheese addressed
to Mr. Frank J. Murray, 2217 E St. N W Washington.
SEE - PPF 8189
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January 26, 1943
Dear General Cox:
The President has asked me to
thank you very much for sending him the
Four Star Emblem of Honor lapel insignia.
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He is happy to have this distinctive
9-E E
little lapel button and appreciates
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greatly your thought in sending it to
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him.
The President wished me to
send you his best wishes in which I
join.
Very sincerely yours,
EDWIN M. WATSON
Major General, U. S. Army,
Secretary to the President.
LD:mg
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General Albert L. Cox,
Bowen Building,
Washington, D. C.
charma chect THE
WHITE house
WASHINGTON
January 8, 1943
MEMORANDUM FOR
GENERAL WATSON
er 30, 1942
Will you send him a nice
note of thanks and tell him I am
delighted to have it? Then give
it to Mary Eben to put with similar
items.
: Honor Assoc-
to you a Four-
in recognition
th the armed
F. D. R.
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are that noth-
his son's
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pleasure.
Is and wishing
SS and the safe
;torious war,
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LAW OFFICES OF
ALBERT L. COX
BOWEN BUILDING
WASHINGTON, D.C.
December 30, 1942
To the President,
The White House,
Washington.
My dear Mr. President:
X
On behalf of the Emblem of Honor Assoc-
iation, I have the honor to present to you a Four-
Star Emblem of Honor Lapel Insignia in recognition
of the service of your four sons with the armed
forces of the United States. Having sons in the
service myself, I am, of course, aware that noth-
ing is needed to remind a parent of his son's
services. However, I trust that the insignia,
distinctive as-it is, will give you pleasure.
With warm personal regards and wishing
you a New Year filled with happiness and the safe
return of your four sons from a victorious war,
I am
Faithfully yours,
ALBERT L. COX
LAW OFFICES OF
ALBERT L. COX
BOWEN BUILDING
WASHINGTON, D. C.
December 30, 1942
Maj. Gen. Edwin M. Watson,
Secretary to the President,
The White House,
Washington.
My dear General Watson:
I am glad to comply with your suggestion
of the 28th instant that the Four-Star Emblem of
Honor Lapel Insignia be presented to the President
through an appropriate communication. Under sep-
arate cover, I am forwarding theinsignia to you
and herewith enclose a letter to the President.
With warm personal regards and wishing
you a New Year filled with happiness, I am
Faithfully yours,
ALBERT L. COX
Encl.
then
mis
C.P.7,
WHICHARD, Miss Elizabeth,
Bethel, N. Co,
9-c
January 27, 1943 - ackd.
Note and cookies sent to the President. Cookies T.A.
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this then
January 27, 1943
My dear Mr. Canyellas:
pr.7.
Permit me to thank you, in the
President's behalf, for your courtesy in
9-c
sending him the copy of the book 500 FOTOS
DE LA GUERRA. I know that he will appreci-
ate your kindness.
Very sincerely yours,
4675-mined.
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Grace G. Tully
Private Secretary
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Reverend James Canyellas,
Box 62,
Garfield,
New Mexico.
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To my President,
Washington, D.C.
My dear President:
Please, accept this book of 500 FOTOS DE LA GUERRA.
I expect they will be of some use in this time of distress.
Always very truly yours in God and this Country.
Bes James Canyellas
CARPENTER, Mr. & Mrs. James
PPF
Washington DC
January 28, 1943
9-C
Card to the President, sending large bouquet of red roses and good wishes for
his birthday, along with $100.00 war bond. Ackd. 1/28/43. Bond to IPF.
SEE - PPF 310 - Contribution "C"
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BALL, Miss Aria,
Pennington Gap, Va.,
January 23, 1943 - (ackd. 1/26/43).
Sends the President a cake and candles, which she refers to in her
letter.-Given away.
See P.P.F. 9-B
P.P.7,
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9-C
PPF-9-C
BRENNAN, Mrs. Mary L.
to
Washington, D. C.
Ackd. Feb. 1, 1943.
Left box of cookies for the President at the garage; T.A.
SEE: PPF 9-B
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DANZELL, Miss Agnes,
Wilkinsburgh, Pennsylvania,
January 26, 1943 - (ackd. 2/1/43).
Let. and birthday cake sent to President.-Cake broken and T.A.
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P.P.7.
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Memorandum for Honorarble George T.
Summerlin:
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Will you not be good enough to
have an appropriate note sent to Mr.
F. Molina Campos acknowledging the
receipt of the book sent to the Presi-
dent.
X
Please return the book to this
office when it has served its purpose.
XPF7 q.B
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Grace G. Tully
Private Secretary
Sends to the President book "Estanislao Del Campo Fausto". Also separate
card with the following greeting: "I wish you a Happy Ano Nuevo and win
Florencio Molina Campos,
la guerra!"
5497 Coliseum Street,
Los Angeles, California.
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February 1. 1943
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My dear Miss Tully:
In compliance with your memorandum of January 18,
1943, I am returning herewith the book Fausto, sent to
the President by Mr. Florencio Molina Campos.
An appropriate expression of the President's thanks
and appreciation has been addressed to Mr. Molina Campos.
Sincerely yours,
Chief of Protocol
Enclosure:
Book, as stated.
Miss Grace G. Tully,
FORVICTORY
The White House.
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U. S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE 1-1033
FAUSEY, Mrs. C. Fred,
Orangeville, Pa.
1-23-43 (ack. 1-27-43)
Sends a crocheted flag to the President made by writer. (storeroom)
See P.P.F.9-F
Writes again under date of 2-1-43, asking where President placed his
flag, and if, this was the first crocheted flag presented to him. 1 Ack. 2-8-43
Meido 3-2-43 from Miss Williams that Geo. Skadding is asking for a picture
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of this flag.
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9-C