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PPF 9
PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL FILE
Gifts G
Jan. -Feb. 1934
2
PPF900278
O. H. CROSS
COMMITTEE:
11TH DISTRICT
BANKING AND CURRENCY
TEXAS
ERNEST H. DONOHOO
Congress of the United States
SECRETARY
house of Representatives
Washington, D.C.
January 1, 1934.
GP9-G
President Franklin D. Roosevelt,
The White House.
My dear Mr. President:
I am just in receipt of a letter from Miss Esther
Gross of my home city of Waco, Texas, advising me that the Gross
Girls have forwarded to you and Mrs. Roosevelt two Confection
Baskets as New Year gift remembrances. They are apprehensive
that you would not like to partake of this confection since they
were sure you were receiving such from all parts of the country,
and have asked that I write you a letter along this line.
I have known these ladies for some twenty years and
no finer characters ever lived and it will be perfectly all right
for you and Mrs. Roosevelt to eat anything which they may have
sent you as no more loyal Democrats ever lived and they are
truely high class citizens.
Wishing for you and yours Health and Prosperity
during this New Year, I am,
Sincerely yours,
pp7 467
OKCross
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ppt.
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January 3, 1934
My dear Herman:
The President has received your
note and has asked me to tell you how much he
ap reciates your thoughtfulness in sending the
bookmark to him.
He asked me to thank you for your
kind message of good. wishes for the New Year,
which he heartily reciprocates,
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
CWS
Herman Garlick,
R. D. 4,
Broadake Road,
Norristown,
Pennsylvania.
hals
Dear Ores. ach are
Kindly except this
nuary 4, 1934,
pp.7.
Small Beaded
q.g
X Mas Joken, made
by me, in Respect
of the N. R. a.
r sixteenth to Mr.
ferred to me.
Whishing your
the President's
and Family a
were good enough
say that he does not
Merry X Mas and
you could be appoint-
a Prospercous
Government Service
tments to such posi-
New year
nination and certi-
dremain
Commission.
Herman Garlick
oly yours,
Broad axe Road
LeHand,
R. D.4,
SECRETARY
Norristown Pa.
Callfornia.
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ld
hals
Cin
radn mon Inp
January 4, 1934,
pp.7. p.g.g
My dear Mr. Gazay:
Your letter of December sixteenth to Mr.
H. V. Kaltenborn, has been referred to me.
I wish to thank you in the President's
behalf for the coin which you were good enough
to send him, but am sorry to say that he does not
know of any position to which you could be appoint-
ed. Nearly all places in the Goverhment Service
are now classified and appointments to such posi-
tions are made only after examination and certi-
fication by the Civil Service Commission.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand,
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Louis Joseph Gazay, Esq.,
535 Graville Avenue,
Porterville,
California.
es
ld
halr
January 4, 1934.
My dear Mr. Faltenborn:
I am in receipt of your letter of January
first with accompanying communication from Mr.
Gazay of 535 Graville Avenue, Porterville, Cali-
fornia, and have written to Mr. Gazay thanking him
in the President's behalf for the coin which he en-
closed, but am sorry to say that the President does
not know of any position to which he sould be ap-
pointed, as nearly all places in the Government
Service are now classified and appointments to such
positions are made only after examination and certi-
fication by the Civil Service Commission.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand,
PRIVATE SECRETARY
H. V. Kaltenborn, Esq.,
9 Garden Place,
Brooklyn,
New York.
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ld
hals
H.V. KALTENBORN
9 GARDEN PLACE
RF
brooklyn, N.Y.
MAIN 4-3434
January 1,
Miss Marguerite Lehand,
1 1934
The White House,
Washington, D. C.
My dear Miss Lehand:
and
Because of my recent broadcast
as
on the Secretarys of the President the enclosed
letter and gift were sent to me.
I would not be guilty of adding
Roos
to your already over-burdened mail if it were not
for the troubling thought that the Civil War cent
may have real value. And who am I to withhold from
the President of the United States a gift from one
of the many millions of his admirers?
May I take this occasion to thank
you for the very friendly welcome you gave me on my
ght
recent visit to the White House.
P
With every good wishefor the
New Year,
et
Sincerely
use
no
of
eat
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enc.
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Portwill Caly
du 16.1933
Mr. Roltenborn Sec. to Resident Roas
welt, Washington we
Regarding us Public work, which a was
Hear sin Jm. briting to you tonight
Promised a few years ago. 2 tied to Get
Into the Conservation Corps. but Because
I didnt have no full. I wasnt given no
Jab luky lont ) get into some kind of
work. J always wanted to become a as frest
Rongh but when J took Eys. I Wasent Even
given a chance. Plase see f you Could help
me Set some kind of as work. such as the
Chamber of Commence gubs now going on In
my tour 2 Put but appl Blonks the at
The Chamler of Commene and I Out follow
but Cards here the very first but 3 newer
2
got any work yet, 2 tryed to Eet
a as temperary aonesers Job at the gose
mite nt Garel bud the sequire nt Bank
and I filled out aml Blonks there and when
2 was Promised a Dab. some One Celse
gets of after me making but Blanks
Hhe Its Costs 30e 30 Each time to file out
a Blank and 3 Have to Fay the natary
Public Every time I was Promised a
Job in The Conservation Corps have but the
us Rongu said 5 wasnt fit for ot
who the devil Cont Cut wood. Just -
Because my dads a Retired us Aaldier
Shouldnt matter none a want to try and
work to Dane monly to go to schooll of
mines. but 3 Cont get no. money to Do
nothing d am always going to vate a full
Memount tiket and I Hope Prisident
Roosvelt gets Elected again as hes the
savious of Humanity - Religion I werer
3
Heard of such a nice Orrisident you
sur Can bet has going to Set my vote
next time Its a Shame the way this
Country lume to the dogs. I may know /
but Its. not to be said I Hope thing
will work but with the ma. 5 known
they will and This ma means mere those
a Pason thinks as ats 2000 2 years bed
2 wanted to send the Cresident a Present
but gooh J Havent gat the money to
DO at with sell try Doon, 2 dont like
to he Bathering none. but sts near time
as Every ones buying Christmas Cresents and
Im not included besides we didnt -
Have nuthing for Thanks going and nothing
will hu have for Christmas / Im. Claining
ben briting story for the Saturday Evening
Post : and I Hope I have a success I also
lite Denarios and of I Con sell my
Storys theyle he seen on the meries -
4
Im not going to, do labor work always
Im aho a first Class londow Cleaner
my Window work Passed here and her
a Gardon signed his, name.
gee m Glad The ollemererats are in and
I hope theyle stay in as this Resid
Guts the finest mon me Ence had as
I like to hear him our our Parlio hes
a Reve Sentleman and all his Cabinet
is Hope D Get something but of the Pussion
Recognition as S was one of the fust
claims as s have me 6100 000 Roubles
and if I do Its going to he on uncle Dams
Bank deposit ass would do this and I
Even Could take ot Easy on the Interest
I also have 5,000, Polish marks. of 1919 22
when President Runs again 5
want to help buy Honding out couls to
from there Clubs. Jome think a whole
Every one in Culif If should Set them
Im aho a first Class window Cleaner
Im not going to, do labor work always
think a whale lot of him as I
cast my first Balot pa him when
he was Running In Presulerie I hope hes one
some day and also his Brother the
General has a Real go Getter I like
them all. as my Home touns Bening
Capital town I well D Hope 0 can
arsend luly Guel Hirams at the
Become a us Ronger Befue I Get
to aed. I sure like the Real weat
and I want to unite Storyp of the Real old
lust and If s can go to school of mines
at South Dakota 3 wont to write there
about the Real math lust as my father
was the in The Indian war days When
Genral Shafter was in Commond at wounde
d. knee. and at fat meade. and I Hope
I Con some day go there to will ats
Getting near time to quit as I am trying
to finish Home more Storys and I Hope 3
you will Read them Game day
m Kaltenbern 5 wish you and
our loving Resident and may god
Bless him and all his family and
baders in his labmet lets follow the
bader buy Joining the usa
to you all 5 Remain your truly
a merry Amas. and happy new year
535 Gravilla are
Louis Joseph Goz my
Purtewille only
time Completed 7.15.a.m.
lets all help him and Stay with
Him Congr from me. too
January 8, 1934.
P.P.7 q-6
My dear Mr. Greene:
The President was much pleased to re-
coive your letter of December twentieth and has
read it with interest. He was indeed sorry to
hear of your illness but glad to learn of the
splendid fight you are waging. He sends you
his very best 11. shes for the coming year.
The fine belt which you were good enough
to send the President has also been received and
the President is indeed grateful for this evidence
of your friendly interest and good will.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand,
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Herbert L. Greene, Esq.,
One Church Lane,
Wickford,
es
Rhode Island.
Reca
ONE CHURCH LANE
ashd 1-8
WICKFORD. RHODE ISLAND
as
Dec.20-1933. Dec.
Dear We President:
will you kindly accept the enclosed Belt,
P.7
made by myself, as a Joken of the sincere
well wishes and high esteem of the sender.
after a seven years battle, l have lost my
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physical eye sight. Never the less Ipictue you
as a great leader in these parlous times.
Wishing you a very meny bhristm as and a
Bright and #appy New year l am, with great
respect and high hope for your future and mine,
bordially
Herbert
written by Who annie L, Secon
Wickford
R.d.
Alaska.
JAZ-BJ
\
January 9, 1934.
QP.7
My dear Mr. Griffin:
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Mr. Farley has handed me your letter
of December nineteenth relative to a shipment of
moose meat and some mountain sheep consigned to
the President. I beg to say that this shipment
was duly received and the President asks me to
thank you for the courtesy extended to him. He
deeply appreciates your thoughtfulness.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand,
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Honorable Edward W. Griffin,
X
Secretary of Alaska,
Juneau,
Alaska.
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DEPARTMENT
and
THE POSTMASTER GENERAL
UNITED STATES an
WASHINGTON
1-9
as
Thank January arrives 4, when 1934
it
Col. Louis McH. Howe,
Secretary to the President,
The White House.
Dear Louis:
The attached letter from the Secretary of
Alaska is self-explanatory.
For your information, Louis, this is one
fellow who has no desire for any moose meat or
mountain sheep. So, whatever meat of that kind
the President receives, if you are in a "meaty
mood", you may have my share.
With best wishes, I am
Sincerely yours,
h
X 19
Enclosure
JAF-RJ
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
SPECIAL
EDWARD W. GRIFFIN
HANDLING
and
KARL THEILE
SECRETARY OF ALASKA
OFFICE OF THE secretary
FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA
1-9
JUNEAU, ALASKA
RECEIVED
as
Dec. 19, 1933.
** DEC 29 1933 **
POSTMASTER GENERAL
Hon. James A. Farley,
Postmaster General,
Washington, D. 0.
My Dear Mr. Farley;
was consigned a quarter to of moose meat and some mountain here there sheep
On the last boat going through
the President.
not to the President I have written that I would Mx. Louis be pleased McH Howe, Secretary
hope overlook you in the distributic Il of this if he would and
you will receive a share which you may enjoy. meat
I remain
Wishing you the compliments of the season,
Your very
EWG/smy
Edwardt. truly. Shiffm
Secretary of Alaska
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Sonorable Franklin Dr Roosevelt,
q.G.
President of the Snited tates:
From Americans of Polish X# decent,
in the City of Green Bay, 463-A and
the State of Hisconsin,
Life, Health and Happiness!
With best wishes for Long
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ciates your thought of him in this connection.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand,
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Mrs. William Guthrie,
28 Luzern Road,
Dobbs Ferry,
New York,
es
I
January 10, 1934.
pp7, q-G.
My dear Mrs. Guthrie:
The President received your letter of
December twenty-third and thanks you for your
little gift with its interesting historical
back-ground. He was glad to have it and appre-
ciates your thought of him in this connection.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand,
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Mrs. William Guthrie,
28 Luzern Road,
Dobbs Ferry,
New York,
es
1-10 / 10
my dear President Rossevelt,
as
This is the shabbrist &
present you will receive - as
most uninteresting Christmas
far as looks are concerned- -
but I believe it will be of
great interest to you because
of your knowledge of ships.
This little ash. hay is
made of one of the speaking
tubes of H.M. S. CALIOPE,
which, during the famous
hurricane in Samoa apia)
Harbor, put out to sea
of
rode out the slorm when
every other warship in the
harbor was blown ashore
of
heavily damaged. In was
made for me by Chief
Pennsylvania.
Warrant Officer James Wavenport,
after H.M. E. -A LIOPE had
been re. named H.M.S. BRITON,
of had become a naval training
ship at Newfoundland. During
the World War the bridge of the
of at that time I received
famous vessel was dismanked this
like relic from the warrent
purchase supplies in New
officer, for whom I used here to
york.
9 am sending it to you
because there hs an analogy
between you, our President,
of this gallant like ship. Like
the CALIOPE you showed
courage + initiative in a
time of disader, of as the
CALIOPE rode out the
slorm because she had
the courage to Ky something
different, to ride at instead anchor of of trying do
nothing, so are you, by your
brave + skilful seamanship
through the slorm of into J peaceful
walers again.
English respectively. We have had
citizens. We used to be Scotch +
my husband of I are "new"
p.7,
at hard time during the depression
way as yet. But we now feel
& re employment hasn't Come our
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despair of we believe that what
hope of confidence instead of
you are in doing due thine for the carry nation us
along will with it toward better
times. a very merry Christmas new to you,
mr President, of a Happy
year, q may you be - as we
are sure you will - the cause
to these United States + lifting
of bringing a Happy new year
the world nearer to the peace
of prosperily which we all desire.
Respectfully yours
Clare Reid Guthrie
(mr. William Guthrie)
Twenty eight Luzern Road
Dobbs Jerry
new york
December twenty - third
nineteen thirty three.
January 11, 1934
p.p.7. q-g.
My dear Mr. Green:
The President has received your letter of
January first and has asked me to thank you for
your kindness in sending the enclosed sketch to
him. He also wants you to know that your good
wishes are deeply appreciated.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
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George J. Green,
299 Maurus Street,
St. Marys,
Pennsylvania.
GEORGE J. GREEN
CERTIFIED ACCOUNTANT
CHARTERED SECRETARY
299 Maurus Street
ST. MARYS, PA.
St.Marys
Penna.
January 1.1934.
art
Hon. Franklin D.Roosevelt
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr.President:
I am sending herewith a pencil sketch which I believe
typifies the feeling of most of us.
I trust you will not think me presumptuous in wishing
you continued success in your endeavours.
Yours Gospeen respectrully,
O
NEW
S
- 1034. - -
At last through the fog of
depression and uncertainty
HOPE
STATE OF IDAHO
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTU
BOISE
January 11, 1934.
9.2
My dear Mr. Goodwin:
The President 1s in receipt of a case
of delicious celery which you were good enough
to send him through the courtesy of Mx. W. H.
Wicks, Director, Bureau of Plant Industry of
Idaho, and asks me to thank you heartily for
your courtesy. The celery arrived in fine condi-
tion and you may be sure it has been much enjoyed
by the President and his family
The President asks me to convey to you
and to Mr. F. Lee Johnson and Governor Ross as
well as to the citizens of the Boise Valley of
Idaho, his best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous
New Year.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand,
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Frank C. Goodwin, Esq.,
Box 711,
Boise,
Idaho.
es
hold
STATE OF IDAHO
and
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
1-11
if
BOISE
OFFICE OF
December 30, 1933
BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY
Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt
President of the United States
Washington, D. C.
Dear President Roosevelt: Thank
Mr. Frank C. Goodwin, Box 711, Boise, Idaho, has expressed
to you a crate of celery. We are enclosing an official
U. S. Department of Agriculture and Idaho State Department
of Agriculture inspection certificate No. A-22193 covering
this shipment, with a statement pertaining to the same.
We hope that you enjoy this celery.
Sincerely yours,
W. H. Wicks, Director
Bureau of Plant Industry
WHW/jh
Enc. 2
Air Mail.
STATE OF IDAHO
Department OF AGRICULTURE
BOISE
OFFICE OF
BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY
GROWN BY FRANK C. GOODWIN, BOX 711, BOISE,
IDAHO, AND SENT WITH HIS COMPLIMENTS TO PRESIDENT
FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT.
THE CITIZENS OF THE BOISE VALLEY, IDAHO;
F. LEE JOHNSON, COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE; AND
THE BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY, JOIN MR. GOODWIN AND
GOVERNOR C. BEN ROSS IN WISHING PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
A MOST HAPPY NEW YEAR.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
ORIGINAL
IDAHO STATE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
A
22193
INSPECTION CERTIFICATE
enforced the as prima facie evidence in all courts of the United States and of Idaho. This certificate does not excuse failure to comply with any regulatory Statutes, laws
and making is admissible appropriations the United States Department of Agriculture and by the authority vested in sections 2036 and 2040, Chapter 86, Idaho pursuant Compiled Act
This certificate is for issued in compliance with the regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture governing the inspection of various products to the
by United States Department of Agriculture.
Inspection point Boise Idaho
Billing point
Same
Date December 27, 1933
Applicant
F. C. Goodwin
Address
Boise Idaho.
Shipper
F. C. Goodwin
Address
Boise Idaho.
and do hereby certify that the conditions, at the said time and on said date, pertaining to such products, as shown by said samples, were as stated below:
I, the undersigned, on the date above specified made personal inspection of samples believed by me to be representative of the lot of products herein described,
Car initial and number One crate
Kind of carx
Car equipment and condition at completion of inspection 3:P. M.
(Hour)
Products:
One crate of IDAHO washed Pascal CELERY, addressed to,
President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Washington D. C.
Loading:
Pack:
Tight pack, stalks wrapped in oil paper.
Size:
Sizing uniform.
Quality and condition: Stalks fresh, crisp, generally light green color, tops
closely trimmed. No decay. Grade defects well within
tolerance.
Grade:
U. S. No. 1.
Fee
No fee.
Expenses
L. G. Schultz, Federal Supervising
Inspector.
Total
8-6376
PLEASE REFER TO THIS CERTIFICATE BY NUMBER
V.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE: 1929
-Discription.
January 12, 1934.
9-g
My dear Mr. Gruber:
Your letter of December twelfth has
been received and the Tresident has noted it,
together with the enclosure, with much interest.
He asks me to thank you for writing and to tell
you how much he appreciates your expressions
of confidence and support. He is very glad to
know that conditions are improving.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. Island,
PRIVATE SECRETARY
H. Wayne Gruber, Esq.,
1048 North 11th St.,
Reading,
Pennsylvania,
es
tures.
Discription.
to them.
Recd sent house Thank
Reading, Pa., Dec. I933.
V
Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt-Pres, of The U.S.
Dear Mr Roosevelt;
as
In order to pass to you my spirit
res are stones
of the NRA I am forwarding to a copy of "The
The beak is
Reading Daily Eagle" of Nov. 17th, in which is a
brush handle.
picture (marked) with a descriptive item, also a
Photo of "The Wheel of Prosperity", which is my
25t" in diameter,
original design and construction.
dished to catch
Study the photo as 1 am giving you my thoughts
: is a hub of an
when designing it--m-First-"old Glory" waving a-
ited on a plpe
bove all to lead the way, followed by the "jack"
lier. The propel-
for protection Next is the "Blue Eagle", the
0 galv. brick
emblem of NRA, in flight turning its head in or-
[fal] from my work
der to have a more watchful eye on those doing
Lers are painted
their part, as well as watching the slackers.
P.
Then is the messenger boy on an oldtime bicycle,
bringing back old time prosperity Now are the
[f was an umbrella
three men turning a grindstone, (which turns hard)
for all of US to grind our axes to hew our nar-
row and much obstructed road to prosperity, be-
the eagle are
sides we should keep our noses to the stone
lining once used
DOX in our home.
and mind our own business in order"to do "our
part" so that prosperity will be back much sooner
I have also enclosed in this letter a. des-
legs that move
criptive sheet of the wheel.
glued on sluminum
The reason I made this contraption was to
sers, out to shape,
rivets at elbows
occupy my mind to keep worry more at a distance
on account of the deprassion, as I have had only
8 days employment since June I3, 1932.
I am employed by the Reading R.R. Co. for
rame 18 from braces
nearly 33 yrs., holding the position of As'st.
ards and automobile
Foreman in the Passenger Car dept. for the last
a few pieces from
I5 yrs. end am nearly 63 yrs. old.
1 is five pieces or
I have a work shop 12' X 14' on the rear
ued together, then
of my yard in which I uo cabinet work, as well
cut out on jigsaw.
as most anything, to make an honest living, as
our savings are lost besides a little that the
is cypress wood once
bank has which I cannot touch.
ls in our house.
I am a member of the NRA for this reason--
is cut out of ply-
I will not buy or trade with any concern who
1 64 letters.
is no member, so I joined to show those who
give me work that I an amember in case they
ts are of aluminum
have the same idea as I have, which everybody
and rods are of
who wants to be loyal should have. There are
sed at one time on
very few jobs I get ,as many have no money,
mbing.
and the other many hold on to it, although the
ine screws and bearingso
-mm
rom redice and gas fix-
tures.
)-Discription.
work I done is very satisfactory to them.
Averaging my net profits 1 have only approximate-
ly 75 cents per week all this time,
The reason I delayed this letter was because
you had been on a vacation, and then wanted to
give you time to clear your desk a little which
no doubt was piled up when you came back.
I have also sent something similar to Gen. Hugh
S. Johnson several weeks ago,
I am happy to inform you that I was called
res are stones
to work Monday, Dec, 4th, and put in 4 days
The beak is
last week, as car repairer at car repairer wages
drush handle.
but still holding my titleh I am perfectly
satisfied with the job until business demands
25t" in diameter,
my employment in my former capicity a.s As'st.
dished to catch
D is a hub of an
Foreman.
ated on 8 pipe
By the time I mail this letter I have
lier. The propel-
worked 2 more days, and expect a few more days
0 galv. brick
this week, but then do not think 1 shall have
[fal] from my work
any more the balance of the year.
lers are painted
I take great pride in senaing this letter
9.
to you as I am all heart and soul in faver of
you, Mr. Roosevelt. I am not flattering at
[f was an umbrella
all; ofcourse there are some things I do not
quite agree with you, but you cannot please
everybody in everything.
the eagle are
lining once used
Yours most sincerely
DOX in our home.
H. stayne Gruber
legs that move
glued on sluminum
I048 North IIth St.,
sers, out to shape,
Reading,
rivets at elbows
Pa.
rame 18 from braces
P.S. please excuse mistakes as my typewriter
ards and automobile
is old and does not work SO good.
a few pieces from
1 is five pieces or
ued together, then
cut out on jigsaw.
is cypress wood once
ls in our house.
is cut out of ply-
I 64 letters.
ts are of aluminum
and rods are of
ised at one time on
mbing.
D-Copper 12-Linen
6-aluminum 13-Silk
All machine screws and bearingso
on men are from radios and gas fix-
tures.
-Discription.
Size overall.
Items used
25ᵗʰ-wide
81 wood screws
52|"-high
2 cotter keys
46%"-long
31 machine screws
34 nuts
Approximately 400 hrs.
5 bolts
to construct.
28 rivets
240 wire brads
All materişls used are discarded
things which would have been
The eagle's eyes are stones
put in asn barrel by 90% of many.
from finger rings---The beak is
a piece of tooth brush handle.
All bearings are in metal.
The wheel is 25 in diameter,
IO colors used to paint (enamel)
has 24 propellers dished to catch
Red, white, blue( 2 shades), green,
the wind. The hub is a hub of an
gray (2 shades) brown, bronze and
express wagon mounted on a pipe
aluminum.
from a. gas chandelier. The propel-
lers are made from galv. brick
Parts used to construct are from
stamped siding-offal] from my work
1--Umbrellas
shop. THe propellers are painted
2--Door bells
red, white and blue.
3--0as chandeliers
4-- fixtures
The flag staff was an umbrella
5--metal sheets of buildings
rod.
6--Door locks
7--Plumbing fixtuers
The wings of the eagle are
8--Radios
made from copper lining once used
9--Express wagons
in a toilet flush DOX in our home.
10-bicycles
II-Tooth brushes
The arms and legs that move
12-Jewelry
are made 01 wood glued on sluminum
13-Clocks
from radio condensers, out to shape,
14-Automobiles
and jointed with rivets at elbows
15-Wet sell batteries
and knees.
Kinds of wood used.
The bicycle frame 18 from braces
I--Ash
of bicycle mud guards and automobile
2--Birch
gas tubing. with a few pieces from
3--Cypress
radios. The wheel is five pieces or
4--Fir
layers of wood glued together, then
5--Gum
shaped and spokes cut out on jigsaw.
6--Mahogany
7--0ak
The windlass is cypress wood once
8--Poplar
used in door panels in our house.
9--Pine
10-Walnut
The lettering is cut out of ply-
wood consisting of 64 letters.
Kinds of material used
I-Wood
The crankshafts are of aluminum
8-Bone
2-Iron
while the levers and rods are of
9-Glass
3-Steel
10-Sheet metal
brass or copper used at one time on
4-Brass II-Rubber
radios and in plumbing.
5-Copper 12-Linen
6-aluminum 13-Silk
All machine screws and bearingso
on men are from redioe and gas fix-
tures.
p.p.7.
January 13, 1934.
q.g
My dear Samule:
The President has received your card and
has asked me to thank you for your kind message
of birthday greetings and your thoughtfulness
in sending the handkerchiefs to him.
He, in turn, sends you his best wishes
p.p.7,
for a happy birthday and a good New Year.
310
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
Samule G. Goich
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9025 Burley Avenue,
South Chicago,
Illinois.
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A Happy
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MADE IN GERMANY
Very sincerely yours,
Yours muly,
M. A. LeHand,
PRIVATE SECRETARY
J. J. Gehring, Esq.,
Linesville,
Pennsylvania.
lbp
Christmas Greetings
I cannot tell you face to face
The wishes I would like to say,
and
And SO this simple little card
Must all my wishes now convey,
all Good Wishes
For every joy your heart can hold
in the New Year.
And lots of good friends, new and old.
Samule
Leforch
Very sincerely yours,
Yours waly,
M. A. LeHand,
PRIVATE SECRETARY
J. J. Gehring, Esq.,
Linesville,
Pennsylvania.
lbp
Sam G. Grick
I'm opphan: just 12 year old
Very sincerely yours,
Yours waly,
M. A. LeHand,
bring
PRIVATE SECRETARY
J. J. Gehring, Esq.,
Linesville,
Pennsylvania.
lbp
Dear President
12/18/-35
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that was born only Ho aflors
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or the same date, 30-1922. t happing
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M. A. LeHand,
bring
PRIVATE SECRETARY
J. J. Gehring, Esq.,
Linesville,
Pennsylvania.
lbp
P.P.A.
January 16, 1934.
My dear Mr. Gehring:
The President has received your
letter of January seventh and thanks you
heartily for the calendar which you were
good enough to send him. He greatly ap-
preciates this evidence of your good will.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand,
PRIVATE SECRETARY
J. J. Gehring, Esq.,
Linesville,
Pennsylvania.
lbp
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J.J.Gehring,
Jan. 7th, 1934
Linesville, Penna.
Than
ares 1-16-34 L.B.P
President Roosevelt,
White House,
Washington, D.C.
Dear Sir, and Most,
Esteemed Friend;-
You will kindly find inclosed my compliments of the season, 1
am enley only a little fellow but am with you a Million Percent.
1 have gave these calendars to many people, and they have
appreciated them very much . several of my customers have complimented me
by saying that 1 have gone the limit with this calendar. If 1 have gone the
limit, as 1 truly beleive 1 have, 1 am well pleased.
Hoping you success as our President, and abundant happiness,
which you truly deserve.
Yours Truly,
J.J. Irhring.
January 17, 1934
p.p.7. 7.
q.q
My dear Mr. Goldberg:
Your letter of September eighteen was mislaid
with the mass of correspondence coming to this office
and has Just come to light. The President has read
it with interest and asked TOB to thank you heartily
for the portrait which you were good enough to send
him, He is glad to accept it and appreciates this
evidence of your interest and good will.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIFATE SECRETARY
Samuel B. Goldberg, Esq.,
1404 Independence Avenue,
Chicago,
Illinois.
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1-17-3 n. n.g.m
September 18, 1933.
1404 Independence Ave.
Chicago, Ill.
President Roosevelt,
White House,
Washington, D.C.
Dear President Roosevelt:
The Jewish High Holidays are approaching
and the age old Jewish custom of sending New Year's greetings
and felicitations for the health and happiness of you and
your loved ones prompts me to send you my New Year's card in
all sincerity.
Your unparalled and constructive leadership
in this darkest hour of our country's history has inspired me
to paint this portrait of you, which I humbly present and
which foreshadows the coming dawn of 8 new and happier day.
Your acceptance of this portrait will
make me happy.
Samuel Sincerely yours,
p.on
January 17, 1934,
ppt. q.g.
is
asks me to acknowl edge
M you for your letter
ining of the Administra-
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
to conserve the time and
unon 7210 now?
ent, he has asked me to
receiving Cifts, etc.
J. am available in the Executive Offices
of the White House, and will be glad to receive
the statue either by mail, express, or person-
ally, as you see fit, and convey it to the
President.
Sincerely yours,
M. H. MoIntyre,
Assistant Secretary
to the President.
Mrs. J. O. Glenn,
241 S. 18th St.,
Quincy, Ill.
race color, - 32eeches dig h
are the Rose
you the World
which has
Designated by God
to bring Beauty and more
on
Happiness the People Once of the
United States
January 17, 1934,
ppt.
Sincerely yours
is
Samuel R. Goldberg.
sks me to acknowledge
you for your letter
ing of the Administra-
conserve the time and
nt, he has asked me to
receiving Cifts, etc.
I am available in the Executive Offices
of the White House, and will be glad to receive
the statue e1 ther by mail, express, or person-
President. ally, as you see fit, and convey it to the
Sincerely yours,
M. H. McIntyre,
Assistant Secretary
to the President.
Mrs. J. 0. Glenn,
241 S. 18th St.,
Quincy, Ill.
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in the Executive Offices
of the White House, and will be glad to receive
the statue either by mail, express, or person-
President. ally, as you see fit, and convey it to the
Sincerely yours,
M. H. McIntyre,
Assistant Secretary
to the President.
Mrs. J. 0. Glenn, X
241 S. 18th St.,
Quincy, Ill.
race color, - 32uches dig h
January 17, 1934,
ppt. q.g.
sks me to acknowledge
you for your letter
iing of the Administra-
» conserve the time and
mt, he has asked me to
receiving Cifts, etc.
1 am available in the Executive Offices
of the White House, and will be glad to receive
the statue either by mail, express, or person-
President. ally, as you see fit, and convey it to the
Sincerely yours,
M. H. McIntyre,
Assistant Secretary
to the President.
Mrs. J. 0. Glenn, X
241 S. 18th St.,
Quincy, Ill.
have color, - 32eeches dig h
January 17, 1934,
ppt.
is
My dear Mrs. Glenn:
The President asks me to acknowledge
receipt of and thank you for your letter
of January 7th..
Since the beginning of the Administra-
tion, and in order to conserve the time and
energy of the President, he has asked me to
act on his behalf in receiving Cifts, etc.
I am available in the Executive Offices
of the White House, and will be glad to receive
the statue either by mail, express, or person-
ally, as you see fit, and convey it to the
President.
Sincerely yours,
M. H. MoIntyre,
Assistant Secretary
to the President.
Mrs. J. O. Glenn,
241 S. 18th St.,
Quincy, Ill.
name color, - 32euches high
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Jo. Glenne
January 17, 1934
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9.9
My dear Mr. Griffin:
Your letter of December twenty-third has
been received and the President thanks you heartily
for the cane made by your own hands which you were
good enough to send him. He is pleased to accept
it and is indeed grateful to you for your thought
of him in this connection.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
S. R. Griffin, ESG.,
Route 2, Box 79,
Stokesdale,
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North Carolina.
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Route #. Box 79
Dec. 23, 1933,
Pres. Roosevelt.
for over 12 years left by flue. all
I've been a cripled felfow
Washington, D.C.
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the years I'm a to make
and been staying inside woodcarver
and decided
a comfortable handle, for
you a nice hickory cane with
and If it I does think not looks suit very you good fix
a It Christmas is shelaced present. and varnished
its
The to suit rural your s self. carrier telp
ed I am me get hoping you it offits you will do
lots of good.
except it and you
Minneapolis,
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Minnesota.
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have others that are
If your care suits you, l
simular to yours that
secretary able and staff your
swill sell to
l have" The Rockingham
price
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is a wonderful thing
cur country and most have
to that that
rumentisim. I'll will
later send you att.00
bottle if you willplace
ht me hear from you
at once
pictured If you have please the send came it me
a picture and Yours,
S.R. Griffin
Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
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MCLAUGHLIN GORMLEY KING
January 19, 1934
P.T. q.g
My dear Mr. Gnadinger:
Your letter of January second has been
received and the President thanks you for your
courtesy in sending him a copy of your book on
"Pyrethruns Flowers." He is glad to have the
volume and. will be interested in looking through
it at a favorable opportunity.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
C. B. Gnadinger, Esq.,
McLaughlin Gormley King Company,
Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
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pass
MCLAUGHLIN GORMLEY KING Co.
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS IMPORTERS AND MILLERS
M.G.K. (QUALITY)
TRADE MARK
CABLE ADDRESS MACK MINNEAPOLIS
MINNEAPOLIS
A.B C. CODE 5TH EDITION IMPROVED
January 2, 1934
WESTERN UNION FIVE LETTER CODE
MINNESOTA
BENTLEYS CODE
U.S.A.
Col. Louis McHenry Howe
White House
Washington, D. C.
Dear Sir:
Several days ago I was informed that in one of your radio
talks you mentioned the possibility of growing pyrethrum
flowers in the United States. It occurred to me that you
might be interested in a book which I have recently published
on pyrethrum, copy of which was sent you several days ago.
This firm and the writer will be glad to be of any possible
assistance in such work.
Yours very truly,
MC LAUGHLIN GORMLEY KING CO.
C B Gnadinger
FHC
CB.Suading
Book" Pyrethmens Florvers"
January 19, 1934
P.P.7. q-g
My dear Mr. Cates:
The President has received your letter of
recent date and thanks you heartily for the water
color sketch which you were good enough to send
him. He is glad to have it to add to his marine
collection.
The President appreciates your kind offer to
send him a print of a battle-ship from the painting
by F. N. Atwood.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Arnold F. Gates, Esq.,
1407 East 52nd Street,
Cleveland,
Ohio.
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9.
10. HELP DEVELOP STATE GAME
POLICIES.
11. DISSEMINATE HELPFUL IN-
FORMATION TO THE PUBLIC.
12. COOPERATE WITH OTHER
CONSERVATION AGENCIES.
The Association Sponsors the Annual American Game Conference and Publishes "AMERICAN GAME"
Run
ARNOLD F. GATES
nrm
1407 EAST 52ND STREET
cleveland, OHIO
pr.t.
Jan.1934
1934.
Dear President,
q-g
I am sending you a water
colour sketch I made in
Cleveland's river district
known as the "Flats".
Hope you might find it
fair enough to add to your
L your
Marine Collection.
I have in my possession
and thanks
a print of a battle-ship
from painting by F.N. Atwood
ies of the
owned by Brig. Genl. H.A.
Wheeler, ILL.N.G. (Chicago
Jame." He
Colortype Co.) It's yours
a and was
for the asking.
Les to which
Sincerely,
A.E.F.Gates
urs,
Y
UNION U
Washington, D. C.
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lbp
CREASE GAME.
8. STOP COMMERCIALIZED
SLAUGHTER, ILLICIT SALE
AND WASTEFUL PRACTICES.
9. EXTEND WILDLIFE RESEARCH
10. HELP DEVELOP STATE GAME
POLICIES.
11. DISSEMINATE HELPFUL IN-
FORMATION TO THE PUBLIC.
12. COOPERATE WITH OTHER
CONSERVATION AGENCIES.
The Association Sponsors the Annual American Game Conference and Publishes "AMERICAN GAME"
American
pr.t.
January 19, 1934.
q-g
My dear Mr. Gordon:
The President received your
letter of December twenty-first and thanks
you heartily for sending him copies of the
last three issues of "American Game." He
is glad to have this publication and was
interested in reading the articles to which
you refer.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Seth Gordon, Esq.,
American Game Association,
Investment Building,
Washington, D. C.
lbp
CREASE GAME.
8. STOP COMMERCIALIZED
SLAUGHTER, ILLICIT SALE
AND WASTEFUL PRACTICES.
9. EXTEND WILDLIFE RESEARCH
10. HELP DEVELOP STATE GAME
POLICIES.
11. DISSEMINATE HELPFUL IN-
FORMATION TO THE PUBLIC.
12. COOPERATE WITH OTHER
CONSERVATION AGENCIES.
The Association Sponsors the Annual American Game Conference and Publishes "AMERICAN GAME"
WILLIAM B. GREELEY
EDWIN G. BAETJER
FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT
GAME ACCATIN
JOHN B. BURNHAM
RAY P. HOLLAND
IBP
FRANK L. CHEEK
SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT
KARL T. FREDERICK
AUGUSTUS S. HOUGHTON
SETH GORDON
SECRETARY
1911
WILLIAM B. GREELEY
WILLIAM S. HASKELL
KARL T. FREDERICK
TREASURER
RAY P. HOLLAND
American Came Assoriation
AUGUSTUS S. HOUGHTON
CHARLES S. MCVEIGH
ADVISORY BOARD
"North America's Oldest International Wildlife Organization"
WILLIAM B. MERSHON
ARTHUR A. ALLEN
JOHN C. PHILLIPS
CORNELL UNIVERSITY GROUSE EXPERT
INVESTMENT BUILDING, WASHINGTON, D. C.
GEORGE D. PRATT
E. F. ALLISON
SOUTHERN GAME CONSERVATION IST
perio
home
HONORARY DIRECTORS
AUGUST H. ANDRESEN
CO-AUTHOR NORBECK-ANDRESEN LAW
GEO. BIRD GRINNELL
EMMETT M. BAGLEY
GEORGE SHIRAS, 3D
UTAH SPORTSMAN-CONSERVATIONIST
GEORGE BLACK
CANADIAN CONSERVATIONIST
CHESTER K. BROOKS
OHIO WATERFOWL CONSERVATIONIST
Tent 20
Thank
December 21, 1933
JAY N. DARLING ("DING")
IOWA CONSERVATIONIST
BENJAMIN H. DIBBLEE
PACIFIC COAST GAME PROTECTIONIST
HENRY FORD
BIRD PROTECTIONIST
Honorable Franklin D. Roosevelt
HARRY B. HAWES
AUTHOR FEDERAL BLACK BASS LAW
White House
GENE A. HOWE
SOUTHWEST EDITOR-SPORTSMAN
Washington, D. C.
HOYES LLOYD
CANADIAN SUPERVISOR OF WILDLIFE
My dear Mr. President:
E. W. NELSON
FORMER CHIEF BIOLOGICAL SURVEY
HARRY S. NEW
AUTHOR ORIGINAL GAME REFUGE BILL
In view of your deep interest in wildlife conser-
PETER NORBECK
vation, and particularly the problem of perpetuating our migratory
CO-AUTHOR NORBECK-ANDRESEN LAW
HENRY O'MALLEY
waterfowl, we are sending you under separate cover copies of the
FORMER COMMISSIONER U. S. FISHERIES
last three issues of AMERICAN GAME containing special articles on
JOHN M. PHILLIPS
PENNSYLVANIA GAME RESTORATIONIST
the present status of these fine game birds.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
CONSERVATIONIST AND SPORTSMAN
JOHN L. SALTONSTALL
We hope you will find time from your Executive
NEW ENGLAND CONSERVATIONIST
duties to glance over this material, and shall be pleased to see
WALKER B. SPENCER
GULF COAST SPORTSMAN
that you are provided with copies of AMERICAN GAME in the future.
HENRY L. STIMSON
HUNTER AND MOUNTAINEER
HERBERT L. STODDARD
Sincerely yours,
NATIONAL QUAIL EXPERT
L.J. TABER
MASTER NATIONAL GRANGE
FREDERIC c. WALCOTT
CHAIRMAN SENATE WILDLIFE COMMITTEE
g/b
President.
c. B. YANDELL
TEXAS SPORTSMAN-GAME PROTECTIONIST
OUR ACTIVITIES
1. PRODUCE MORE GAME AND
GAME FISH.
2. SAFEGUARD WILDLIFE AND
ITS HABITAT.
3. ESTABLISH MORE INVIOLATE
WILDLIFE REFUGES.
4. PROVIDE MORE PUBLIC HUNT-
ING AND FISHING GROUNDS.
5. DEVELOP PUBLIC APPRECIA-
TION OF WILDLIFE.
6. URGE UNIVERSAL PRACTICE
OF CLEAN SPORTSMANSHIP.
7. PROMOTE RESPECT FOR
RIGHTS OF LANDOWNERS;
ENCOURAGE THEM TO IN-
CREASE GAME.
8. STOP COMMERCIALIZED
SLAUGHTER, ILLICIT SALE
AND WASTEFUL PRACTICES.
9. EXTEND WILDLIFE RESEARCH
10. HELP DEVELOP STATE GAME
POLICIES.
11. DISSEMINATE HELPFUL IN-
FORMATION TO THE PUBLIC.
12. COOPERATE WITH OTHER
CONSERVATION AGENCIES.
The Association Sponsors the Annual American Game Conference and Publishes "AMERICAN GAME"
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ppt.
PARKER, Victor W.
Houston, Texas
1/20/34
Sends birthday greetings and gavel to the President.
SEE P.P.F. 310-P
P.P.F. 9
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foowelt
p.p.t.
SMITH, James A. Esq.
New York, N.Y.
1-21-34
Sends birthday greetings and gift of gourd and bombilla.
P.P.F. 310-S
&
ppt.
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I
yead
W.
p.p.t.
January 23, 1934
q-g
My dear Mr. Gardner:
Your very interesting letter of December
thirtieth has been received and the President
thanks you heartily for writing and for sending
him the ox shoe found by you in Mill Creek Canyon.
He is glad to have this relic of by-gone days and
appreciates your thoughtfulness in sending it to
him.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
RIVATE SECRETARY
Bertrand R. Gardner, Esq.,
2504 South 9th East,
Salt Lake City,
Utah.
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from altho' I hold utah state agricultural college agriculture and
the I graduated in the School
a Bachelor slegree, am glad
East
Salt Lake City, utah
President Kal Franklin D. Roosvelh,
Dec. 30, 1933.
President United States,
ack'd 1-23-34 nesm
Washington, QC.
alear President Roowelt:
city, itah, while working on C.W.A. Project, no 3A, mill
shoe, found by me tend miles southeast of salt Lake
I am sending, under separate cover and of
Creek Canyon, Dec. 27, 1933.
Canyon the and because my parents and graddparents,
Due to the historic importance ofthis
all of sturdy pioneer stock played an impor-
the am very proud of this old relic
evest part in I the development of this section of
west in 1847 bylf neff, two and one-hall miles
The first fluin mill in Utah was built
taken take City was built from logs
west of in where Salt this shoe was found. Thefirst
archibald from Mill Creek Canyon my grandfather,
mills in Utah Gardner, built one of the first saw-
about six miles east this
spot, own and my father, Heber of Gardner, drove of his
times ox about teams fifty through years ago this Canyon many
George Haylor, was aschoolmate of Mr.
The Superintendent of the Project,
having Harward graduated in as a Civil Engineer from yours,
1904.
from altho' I utah state agricultural college and
Igraduated the in the School of agriculture
hold a Bachelor Slegree, am glad
and kiddids at the present time, with the
and writing to earn a living for my wife
pick and shovel.
you h have made this a Merry Christmas
in for our up mr. and Taylor. The fifty-five men
little you Very Happy new year, and send this
a group myself, join in wishing
great generalship.
relic as a token of respect for your
Very truly yours,
Bertrand R.Gardner
KELLEY, Elmer N., Esq.,
Sacramento, California.
January 24, 1934
Sends birthday greetings in behalf of the C.W.A. Gang
No. 16,- also piece of gold quartz.
See P.P.F. 310 "K"
P.P.7.
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P.P.7.
January 24, 1934.
9.9
My dear Mr. Cravender:
The President has received your
letter of January sixth and thanks you
heartily for your thoughtfulness in send-
ing him a copy of the first edition of your
booklet "Fascinating Tacts About Gem Stones."
I am sure he ill be interested in looking
through this volume at a favorable opportunity.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIV TE SECRETARY
Milton F. Gravender, Esq.,
J. B. Hudson Company,
8th and Micollet Streets,
Minneapolis,
lbp
Minnesota.
J.B.Hudsonbo.
JEWELERS
EIGHTH AND NICOLLET
Facid
MINNEAPOLIS
24-34 APP
January 6, 1934
Thank
Honorable Franklin D. Roosevelt,
President of the United States,
Washington, D. C.
My dear Mr. President:
Would you mind accepting with my compliments the
original copy of the first edition of the enclosed
booklet entitled "Fascinating Facts About Gem Stones"?
I am reminded of your interest in Gemology through
the service which you have rendered the Gem Industry
by your acceptance of the several codes kindred to
that industry, and particularly therein those defin-
itions of Article VIII, page 528, of the Code of Fair
Competition for the Retail Jewelry Trade.
While this little volume may not find a place among
the authorities in your personal library, it is my
belief that it may prove of interest to you or your
family whenever precious gems become a consideration.
Sincerely,
Milton F. Gravender.
MFG:O
R.P.7.
q-g
January 24, 1934.
My dear Robert:
Your letter of January eleventh
has been received and the President thanks
you heartily for sending him the model air-
plane made by your own hand. He is pleased
to have it and appreciates this evidence of
your interest and good will.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. Lelland
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Robert W. Guay,
Bloomfield, 104 Thomas Street,
New Jersey.
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I your most respectfully,
Louis Greenbing
Rection
Bloomfield M. I.
Jan. 11, 1934
President FranklinD. Roosevelt,
extends birthday
White House
Washington D.C. C.
acted 1-24 s4
Dear Mr. President:
I am send-
ing you a model airplane
which I built myselfand
of which I am quite proud,
as I am only eleven years
old I am President of the
Blue Eagle aero Club of Bloomfield
n.J. We were presented with
a Charter by the Bamberger
aero Club of newark N.J. on
Dec 12, 1933. Members ages
range years, fromlight to lowen
an era of prop
most
We all admire you very
much and wish we
X 11YEARS - OF-AGE
could help you in your
recovery plan. I hope son
10
day soon to be able to
attend a Ground School so
as to study aviation The
name of the plane I am
sending you isMonocou
Bop DERR - DoN MCKENSIE - Bob GUAY.
110. Enclosed, you willfi
a picture of three of our
members We are to have
a picture taken of the who
club soon
yours very respect
Robert W.Greo
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Bloomfield
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your most respectfully,
Louis Greenberg
NORED, MRS. S.F.,
Repton, Ala.
January 25, 1934.
Sends to the President a birthday gift of gourds and extends birthday
greetings.
See P.P.F.310-N
Naissa
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I your most respectfully,
Louis Greenberg
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January 25, 1934
q.g
My dear Mr. Grendenthal:
The President thanks you for your birthday
greetings and heartily appreciates your thought
of him.
Very sincerely yours,
Book + smark
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
1249 Asbury Avenue,
Allen Grendenthal, Esq.,
Ocean City,
New Jersey.
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8 your most respectfully,
Louis Greenbing
January 25, 1934.
p.p.7. q.g
My dear Mr. Gangloff:
Your letter of January fifteenth
has been received and the President thanks
you heartily for the birthday gift which
you were good enough to send him. He is
pleased to accept it and is indeed grateful
to you for your thought of him.
Very sincerely yours,
China
M.A.LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
John B. Gangloff, esq.,
Rensselaer,
Indiana.
lbp
bring an end to our miserve
an era of prosperity and good cheer.
your most respectfully,
Louis Greenberg
gift Rec'd Rensselas Ind/-15-34 octd-s4-34 1 TAP,
m President my greeting
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to you on your 5'2nd Birthday
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Jan 20/934 is that you may
be showered with every
blessing you so much deserve
in memory of my Dear mother
am sendingyou a choice peice
of hand painted china mare
as a gift to you, hope you like
it. with less mishes for more
Happy birthdays
Sin cerly
John B Gangloff
Penaselaes Ind.
Louis Greenberg, Esq.,
Caldwell,
New Jersey.
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bring an end to our miserve
an era of prosperity and good cheer.
your most respectfully,
Louis Greenberg
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Louis Greenberg, Esq.,
Caldwell,
New Jersey.
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an era of prosperity and good cheer.
your most respectfully,
Louis Greenberg
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Caldwell,
New Jersey.
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an era of prosperity and good cheer.
your most respectfully,
Louis Greenberg
January 25, 1934
p.p.t. q-g
My dear Mr. Greenberg:
Your letter of December twenty-eighth has
been received and the President thanks you heartily
for the Christmas gift which you were good enough
to send him. He is indeed grateful to you for
your thought of him.
Conveying the President's thanks for your
good wishes which he heartily reciprocates, I am
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Louis Greenberg, Esq.,
Caldwell,
New Jersey.
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bring an end to our miserve
an era of prosperity and good cheer.
your most respectfully,
Louis Greenberg
by
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Caldwell, N. I.
December 28, 1933.
How. Franklin D. Rooseveft
President United States of america
white House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Sir;
a recent article in the Jewish Daily
Forward, depecting this past Christmas in the
White House as the merriest and most deno-
cratic suice your illustrious namesake, has
inspired me, above my usual regard for you,
to express my good wishes to you and my
appreciation of the worlderful mamner
in which you are attempting to solve the
nations problems.
It is this spirch of democracy that is
manifest in all the legislation that has
been enacted since you took office, and it is
this spint of democracy that has endered
you in the heart of the people.
Please accept this little token, being
the best that my little phop carries, and with
it drink a toast to the new year. may is
bring an end to our miseries and usher in
an era of prosperity and good cheer.
your most respectfully,
Louis Greenberg
DE WANZ, Lynn
New Ulm, Minn.
1-25-34
Sends birthday greetings and gift of gavel.
See P.P.F. See 310-D
P.P.7.
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GET OUR BOOK - LIFE INSURANCE BLINDNESS
9.9
January 26, 1934.
My dear Mr. Green:
The President has received your
letter of December twenty-ninth and thanks
you heartily for your thoughtfulness in send-
ing him a copy of the publication "Life In-
surance Blindness." I am sure he will be
interested in looking through 1t at a favor-
able opportunity.
Very sincerely yours,
M.A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
the
Robert T. Green, Esq.,
802 Palace Building,
Very
Minneapolis,
Minnesota,
lbp
GET OUR BOOK - LIFE INSURANCE BLINDNESS
ROBERT T. GREEN AND D. R. SHINDER
COUNSELORS TO THE BUYER OF LIFE INSURANCE
AUDITS
802 PALACE BLDG.
ADVICE
ANALYSIS
MINNEAPOLIS
GE. 5422
Raid from & sent
December, 29th. 1933.
Thank
TPP-
Franklin D Roosevelt.
Pres. of the United States.
White House,
Washington D.C.
Hon. Mr Roosevelt.
I am mailing you under seperate cover a publication
that has just been released, titled "Life Insurance
Blindness, If with my compliments.
It is not my intention to burden you with any discussion
of this subject, at this time, but I'm going to ask you
to read a portion of this from time to time, when you
are at liberty to do so.
It embraces a subject, that is too gigantic, to take any
drastic action on, or to try and curb at the present
time, but I believe you will find plenty of food for
thought contained in this publication.
With the kindest wishes for you, in all your splendid
undertakings, I remain
Very truly yours
Robt T Gmm
GET OUR BOOK - LIFE INSURANCE BLINDNESS
BRAUN, Isadore, Esq.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
1-26-34
Sends birthday greetings and gift of English-Hungarian Grammar.
P.
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SEE P.P.F. 310-B
this
January 29, 1934
pp7
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My dear Mr. Guggenhime:
The President thanks you heartily for the
box of dried fruit which you were good enough
to send him. He appreciates your thoughtfulness
and is indeed grateful to you for this evidence
of your interest and good will.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LoHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
B. N. Guggehhime, Esq.,
150 California Street,
San Francisco,
Celifornia.
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My dear Mrs. Glenn:
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The President asks me to express
his thanks for the statue.
He is delighted to have 1t in his
collection.
Sincerely yours,
M. H. McIntyre,
Assistant Secretary
to the President.
Mrs. J. 0. Glenn, X
241 S. 18th St.,
Quincy, Ill.
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January 29, 1934
P.P.7.
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My dear friends:
The President asked me to thank you heartily
for the box of apples which you were good enough
to send him recently, and to say that he and his
family greatly enjoyed them. He appreciates your
thought of him.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Gen Fruit Union, Incorporated,
Emmet,
Idaho.
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January 29, 1934
P.P.7.
9-G
My dear Tullio:
The President thanks you heartily for
your letter of January sixteenth and for the
drawing which you were good enough to send
him. He appreciates your thought of him.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Tullio Grade,
2203 Belmont Avenue,
Bronx,
New York, N. Y.
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2203 Belmont avenue,
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Bronx, new York,
Dear President Roosevelt,
Jan. 16,1934
ln the parcel that accompanies
this letter you will find a pencil
drawing which l made myself.
l meant to send it to you as a
Christmas gift but, having been
ill, l was unable to complete
it for that time.
may d wish you all the
deserve. happiness that you so earnestly
Very truly yours,
Jullio Grade
TO ABOVE FILE NUMBER
Guedny, Hightawen,
Hull, Tex.
Jan. 30,1934.
Birthday greetings. Encloses copied sketch of Ex-Pres. Wilson and President t
Roosevelt.
SEE P.P.F. 310 "G"
OPF
q.D
IN REPLYING, PLEASE REFER TO ABOVE FILE NUMBER
Grandt, Mrs. Rose,
Bronx, N.Y.
Jan. 30, 1934.
Sends the President framed birthday greeting.
SEE P.P.F. 310 "G"
P.P7
q-D
IN REPLYING, PLEASE REFER TO ABOVE FILE NUMBER
February 5, 1934
PP76
q-G
My dear Mr. Gugler:
The President thanks you ever so much for
the birthday cake, "Signs of the Zodiac" which
you were good enough to send him and warmly appre-
ciates your kind thought of him. He is indeed
grateful to you for this evidence of your interest
and good will.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Eric Gugler, Esq.,
Reedsville,
West Virginia.
ngm
sincerely yours,
IN REPLYING, PLEASE REFER TO ABOVE FILE NUMBER
2-5-34
Miss Lettand
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February 8, 1934.
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pp7,
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9-9
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Jamuary thirtieth has been
to thank you in the Presi-
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to him.
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ure of public matters re-
I attention of the Presi-
with the sign of the
unber of similar requests
o him, it is impossible
h them. I am sure you
Godias on it
sturning the two additional
ich you forwarded under
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Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
Robert J. Gresham, Esq.,
1314 Quinby Building,
650 S. Grand Avenue,
Los Angeles,
California.
jmh
Return two copies of "Land Sharks" under separate
cover.
Sincerely yours,
Robert J. Gesham
IN REPLYING, PLEASE REFER TO ABOVE FILE NUMBER
Mr. Secretary:
I am confident the President will not
be able to read this letter, nor the book,
for the lack of time, but if you can have
February 8, 1934.
him autograph two of the books, with the
date of his birth added, and return to me
in the inclosed stamped envelopes, it will
be appreciated beyond measure.
pp7,
I thank you.
9-9
Jamuary thirtieth has been
to thank you in the Presi-
dent's Denall IOT your thoughtfulness in sending
a copy of your book to him.
I am sorry to have to say that because of
the tremendous pressure of public matters re-
quiring the immediate attention of the Presi-
dent, and the great mumber of similar requests
of this kind coming to him, it is impossible
for him to comply with them. I am sure you
will understand.
I am therefore returning the two additional
copies of the book which you forwarded under
separate cover.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
7
Robert J. Gresham, Esq.,
1314 Quinby Building,
650 S. Grand Avenue,
Los Angeles,
California.
jmh
Return two copies of "Land Sharks" under separate
cover.
Sincerely yours,
Robert J. Gisham
IN REPLYING, PLEASE REFER TO ABOVE FILE NUMBER
February 8, 1934.
pp7,
My dear Mr. Gresham:
9-9
Your letter of Jamuary thirtieth has been
received and I want to thank you in the Presi-
dent's behalf for your thoughtfulness in sending
a copy of your book to him.
I am sorry to have to say that because of
the tremendous pressure of public matters re-
quiring the immediate attention of the Presi-
dent, and the great mumber of similar requests
of this kind coming to him, it is impossible
for him to comply with them. I am sure you
will understand.
I am therefore returning the two additional
copies of the book which you forwarded under
separate cover
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
7
Robert J. Gresham, Esq.,
1314 Quinby Building,
650 S. Grand Avenue,
Los Angeles,
California.
jmh
Return two copies of "Land Sharks" under separate
cover.
Sincerely yours,
Robert J. Gusham
IN replying, PLEASE REFER TO ABOVE FILE NUMBER
ROBERT J. GRESHAM
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
-304 FIDELITY-BUILDING - SIXTH-AND-SPRING STREETS
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
PHONE MICHIGAN 3951
1314 Quinby Building,
FILE NO.
650 S. Grand Avenue.
January 30, 1934.
Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
The White House,
Washington, D. C.
My dear Mr. President:
I am sending you three copies of my book, "Land Sharks,"
two of which I trust you will autograph and date on this your
first birthday in The White House, and the other copy is for
you, which I trust sometime you may find time to read.
I am a lifelong Mississippi Democrat, but strayed from
that State and have adopted California for my home, and it was
particularly gratifying that we helped to swell the returns from
this State in the November landslide.
I am sending the books today, because I did not want to
have them arrive at the same time as thousands of letters,
telegrams and gifts in general, adding to the burden of those
whose duty it was to look after them.
Tonight as I listened to your voice over the radio, I thought
what a marvelous age this is when the President can from The White
House talk to every individual in the nation who can get to a
radio. But when I reflect that commingled with the marvels of
this age there are graft, racketeering and a hundred other unethical
and criminal practices carried on, I was made to wonder if after all
we have just cause to boast. I believe your administration will go
down in history as one of the outstanding administrations, not SO
much for your efforts to alleviate human suffering and distress due
to unemployment, but because of your attitude towards such unethical
and criminal practices, and the stress placed on the necessity of
getting back to old fashioned honesty. The heart of America is still
sound, but how long can it remain so when lying next to it is greed,
graft and political corruption. With courage and perseverence such
evils can be reduced to the minimum, if not eradicated.
I am confident you will never find time to read this my humble
tribute, yet I've derived great satisfaction by talking to the
President in this letter.
Sincerely yours,
Robert J.Gisham
IN REPLYING, PLEASE REFER TO ABOVE FILE NUMBER
Freeno
ppt.
February 8, 1934.
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My dear Mr. Gallaher:
Your letter of January twenty-
fourth has been received and the President
has read 1t with much interest. He thanks
you heartily for your birthday greetings RP,7,
310
and for the walking stick to which you
refer.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Samuel L. Gallaher, ESQ.,
223 Thesta Street,
Fresno,
California.
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Fresno Cal Jan24 1933.
Hon. Franklin D Roosevelt.
My Dear Neighbor;
Under separate cover I am sending you a cane of Manzanito
just as it grew, as to shape, but has been polished and var-
nished by another good Neignbor ,A B Chess 1294 Echo this City.
To call you Neighbor is to me a greater privelege
than calling you President because, I know when you lean on the
cane you will feel the strength of the fiber and will know the
the People of California posess the same kind of fiber as is
woven by nature into this Manzanito cane.
May you receive this token to your fifty-second
anniversary and, to your great spirit of love and Neighborship
for the Peopleof the world as is manifest in your continuous
struggle for their betterment.
And again, when you take this cane in your hand
it is hoped you will feel the pulse-beats of we People here
in the west and will also know, that on next Tuesday they will
show their appreciation of your wonderful work in the founding
of the Warm Springs Foundation, and this cane is but an humble
expression of that wonderful spirit which has and will continue
to carry you on in the Noble work you have shouldered.
With best wishes and prayers for you and yours
I am forever your Friend and Neighbor.
Samuel to Gallaher
223 Thesta St.
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My dear Mr. Guinn:
The President has received your
card and asks me to thank you for your
birthday greetings and for the gift which
you were good enough to send him. He
greatly appreciates your thought of him.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
Antand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
John C. Guinn, Esq.,
Exeter,
California.
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Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
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Forrest E. Gans, Esq.,
Route 1,
Caldwell,
Idaho.
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Happy Birthday bring
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Sincere wish
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My dear Mr. Gans:
The President has received your
letter of January twentieth and thanks you
for sending him the picture frame to which
you refer. Ho was pleasod to have this
product of your own hand and appreciates
your thought of him.
Very sincerely yours,
M.A.LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Forrest E. Gans, Esq.,
Route 1,
Caldwell,
Idaho.
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this frame with good wishes to
you. Every body around here
wonts me to make them one of
these frames. A have a brame like
this one with your picture in it.
I have it sitting on my Radio.
d am sure proud of if of these and
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though d never have hade the
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sep a going mage for the Truck
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a price for there vegetables now
as they were two 0 three years
ago. they were paying 19.00 a
week then. But now the one
pay there help 1se & hour
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to be 25q of hour anyway. you
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My dear Mr. Garee: yesterday doer
The President has received your
letter of January twenty-first and thanks
friod
you heartily for sending him the gift to
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which you refer. He is indeed grateful to
form
you for your thought of him and for your
assurance of support.
paper One made
Very sincerely yours,
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being bad deg. PRIVATE M. A. LeHand
SECRETARY
maddel of you.
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February 14, 1934
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My dear Mr. Goldsmith:
The President asked me to thank you for
the beautiful birthday gift which you were
good enough to send him and to tell you how
much he prizes it. He is indeed grateful to
you for your thought of him and for your good
wishes.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
X Poshet X piece
Charles P. Goldsmith, Esq.,
20 to 26 West 36th Street,
me
New York, N. Y.
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Miss LeHand:
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personal letter of acknowledgment.
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January 29th, 1934.
Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt,
President of the United States of America,
Washington, D.C
Honorable Sir:-
We have forwarded this day by Aeroplane
Express, from New York, which arrives in Washington at
1:15 P.M. on Tuesday, a package directed to you, which
contains a birthday gift and token of appreciation to
commemorate your 52nd Birthday.
This gift is a golden pocket piece
containing the photograph of Mrs. Roosevelt, and can be
opened by pressing firmly on the extreme left side of the
"N R A # Eagle. This emblem is on the reverse side, the
front containing your profile, which we trust meets with
your approval.
Wishing you a long life and good health,
so that you may continue your very constructive leadership,
I am, with personal regards,
Sincerely yours,
CHAS. P. OLD MITH.
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Feb. 2nd,1934.
M. H. McIntyre,
Asst. Sec'y to the President,
The White House,
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. McIntyre:-
Thank you very much indeed for your
telegram wherein you advise me that it was impossible to
arrange an appointment with the President on his birthday.
I can readily appreciate the fact that under the circumstances
it was quite impossible for the President to accede to my
request.
The token mentioned in my telegram of
the 27th ult. was forwarded by Air Mail - Registered, and I
assume that an acknowledgment will be received in due course.
Once again thanking you for your courtesy,
I am, with kind regards,
Sincerely
and gordiall
CHAS. P. GOLDSMITH.
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Established-50 Years
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
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February 15, 1934.
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My dear Mr. Guion:
Your letter of recent date to the
President has been received. He appreciates
your thoughtful kindness in sending him an
autographed copy of your song "Home on the
Range" and has asked me to thank you most
munic
heartily.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
David W. Guion, ESQ., x
Madison Square Hotel,
37 Madison Avenue,
New York, N. Y.
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5526 MONTICELLO AVENUE, DALLAS, TEXAS
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Madison Square Hotel,
37 Madison Avenue.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt,
The White House,
Washington,
D.C.
Dear President Roosevelt;
My sincere thanks for your kind letter of many months ago.
I would have complied with our understanding long before
this, but sailed for Europe before your letter reached my
Texas address and I have just returned to this country.
Enclosed please find an autographed copy of my song "Home
on the Range". You can never know how happy you have made
me in having chosen this song as your favorite I hope it
will always give you pleasure.
My good wishes to you for a happy birthday, and with sin-
cere admiration,I am
Cordially yours,
L
David W.Guion
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February 17, 1934.
My dear Isidore:
The President has received your letter and
thinks it was very nice of you to paint the pic-
ture and send it to him.
He thanks you for it and sends you his best
wishes.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHAND
Private Secretary
Isidore Goldstein,
345 Christopher Avenue,
Brooklyn,
New York.
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345 Christopher Preme
Brooklyn, new York
January 30, 1934
Dear President Rossevelt,
yourself which I painted myselfas
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a birthday gift. I am in high school S
in the fourth term, and I am taking
and
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the elective art course. & hope your
will like the picture. I wish you
many happy returns of the day.
Please answer my letter. Thank you.
Butt
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Pery Respectfully Yours,
Joseph S. Ghossoub.
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February 19, 1934.
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My dear Mr. Chossoub:
The President has received your
letter of January twenty-seventh which he
has read with interest. He asks me to thank
you for your kindness in sending him the token
to which you refer, and to assure you of his
hearty appreciation of your thoughtfulness and
the
this evidence of your good will.
Very sincerely yours,
Butt
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
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Joseph S. Ghossoub, Esq.,
The Character Magazine,
59 Washington Street,
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New York, N. Y.
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Pery Respectfully Yours,
Joseph S. Ghossoub.
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Jan. 27- 1934.
Hon. Franklin D Roosevelt,
President of the U. S. of America,
Washington, D.C.
Honorable Sir:
As a returning visitor to America from the
land of the immortal bedars, s feel a sense of gratitude
towards America and its great people.
of have made a bust likeness of your excellency, which,
In my humble capacity as a sculptor,
please, deign accept as a token of such gratitude and
as an expression of my admiration for America and
my unifected respect for you.
My short stay in America as a co-sculp
tor of the replica of the great ruins of Baalbeck, Grand
Liban, now on exhibition at the Radio bity, New york,
has been very phasant, thanks to the hospitality of
the American Government and the co- operation of
the american Press.
Pery Reaspectfully Yours,
Joseph S. Ghossoub.
nt.
HULL, Mrs. Cordell,
Washington, D. C.
February 24, 1934
Writes the President that she brought him a small
souvenir from South America, being told by some one that
he liked Mate. Also sends gourd and silver straw.
See P.P.F. 335
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P.P.7.
9-9
E. GRIFFIN, THEASURER
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY
February 24, 1934.
BLICKING
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President to Roserselt
My dear Mr. Griffin:
The President is in receipt of your
letter of January thirty first and asks me to President
thank you warmly for writing. He was very
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by himself and family.
Rohuttan am of a momber Very sincerely of yours, The State Denocratic
Committee, One of PRIVATE M. A. LeHand, SECRETARY est loyal sufferters 2
and H. E. Griffin, Esq., x
Buckingham,
May Virginia, Jost bless you your givel es aud mobe
affort whalf four caulty
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meet
H. E. GRIFFIN, TREASURER
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY
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buckingham, VA., Jun 1934 31st
President Franklis h Roossell
Washington DC,
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Rolustran X of wa,
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Committee, One of your most loyal suffarlise
and achivere
may God bless you in your quat and noble
affart in whalf of our caulty.
TO am with all good wishes,
most Sincerely yrs.
H.E. Griffin
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February 24, 1934
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My dear Mr. Gapstur:
The President warmly appreciates your
cordial letter of February fifth and the fine
spirit of interest and good will which it
evidences. He is pleased to accept the portrait
which you were good enough to send him and thanks
you ever so much for your kind expressions.
Thanking youiin the President's behalf for
writing, I am
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Joseph M. Gapstur, Esq.,
4635 East 86th Street,
Cleveland,
Ohio.
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Mr. Franklin D. Roosevelt 2-24-34
White House
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Washington D.C. @.
Dear mr Roosevelt:
2 am hoping very much
this letter will he read by you
personally as 2 want you
know how fully 2
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appreciate what you are
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doing for the Handreaphed of
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this nation
realise the significance
hohady Can more fully
of the help your birthday
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donations will do than me for
2 too have had infantile
paralyses for 18 of the
20 yrs of my life The u
Can thank god 2 am not
inflicted to the great extent
many are I hope all the
patients young enough to he
benefited by program now possible
will be able P take advantage
of it
I am inclosing a partact 2
painted of you to help nince
my praise Jaho 2 know one
picture and a short letter
cannot croud the hoppier
line that will evalue,
g myself hope to become
a Commercial artest ru
some day even if I havent
had the advantages of
I am moking money at
an art school training.
sign work and nightly 2
go to a polytechoicc ant nite
school here in Cleveland
I very much admire your
very evurageous spirit and
prseverance for In your 2
hope people will all that
the hudrdecapped are not
as helpless, to he pitted and
corressed which I personally
hate and am sure it is doing
more harm than the disease
physcologically to the critfled of
america. 2 want to feel equal
to anyhody and resent thinking
of fity for myself.
never you but I
Perhaps reach this letter may
hope 2 will get a personal
reply from you. 2 am wishing
for your better health and
great seuccess.
Sincerely your friend
Joseph m. Gapstur
4635 East 86 st
Cleveland
this
P.S./
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that portrait
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February 24, 1934
Kansas
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My dear Frank:
Chich
Your letter of February fifth has been
received. The President warmly appreciates your
thoughtfulness in sending him the gift to which
you refer and thanks you ever so much for writing. on his truck
Very sincerely yours,
Hichite Rane,
thishing you success, Iremain
your Obediant Servant
M. A. LeHand Frank S Gillett Troop
PRIVATE SECRETARY
1939 n. Waco are
Wichita Kansas
Frank G. Gillett,
1751 North Waco Avenue,
Wichita,
Kansas.
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my Dear Scout Chief
White House
Enclosed find a Sweet potato resembling
a goose raised by my dad on his truck
farm at 1005 West 33 Street Wichita Rane,
Wishing you success, I remain
your Obediant Servant
Scout Trank g. Gillett troop 49
1754 n. Waco ave
Wichita Kansas
SZUHY, JULIUS
Cleveland, Ohio.
February 26, 1934.
On the above date this office sent letter thanking Mr. Szuhy for
the gavel he sent the President, and birthday greetings.
February
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John
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Instructory 18, 1016,
February 26, 1934,
9-9
My dear Mr. Guthrie:
The President asks me to thank
you for your kindness in sending him the
table, and to assure you of his appreci-
ation of your thought of him.
Very sincerely yours,
Tury
M. A. LeHand
PRIVATE SECRETARY
PRIVATE
SECRETARY
John Guthrie, Esq.,
Route 1,
Weirton,
West Virginia.
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Georgette Glossta,
Vincus
Chicago,
February 28, 1934.
P.P.7.
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My dear Georgette:
Your letter of recent date has been re-
ceived by the President and he thanks you ever so
much for your thoughtfulness in sending him the
delicious nut bread. He was glad to receive it
is indeed grateful for your friendly expressions
afd good wishes.
Very sincerely yours,
M. A. LeHand,
PRIVATE SECRETARY
Georgette Gleason,
5300 Winona St., Apt. 1,
Chicago,
Illinois.
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President
Roosevelt
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Thank
Dear D Mr Roosevelt:
I an sending
you as nut bread which i
I baked by myself , and
hope you like it.
Ido most of mother's baking
I like to bake and help
my Mother
Iam nine year's old an
in t.a. and like school
very much.
like to hear you talk
on theRadio.
Every your body here likes
Would lbe asking to much of you,
to answere this ?
I should so like an answere
fromiyou Sir.
I hope you keep your good
health and with very best
wishes
Iam your little
friend gheason georgets
5300 Winona st
apt. /.
Ehicage ill.