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PPF 9 PRESIDENT'S PERSONAL FILE Gifts H Jan. -Feb. 1941 PPF900346 " Wong T.A January 2, 1941 Gentlemen: It was nice of you to send the letter P.P.7 9-2L opener to the President and I can assure you that he much appreciates your friendly thought- fulness. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Herngerg's Oil Service, Mansfield Depot, Connecticut. mgs HON. CORDELL HULL, Secretary of State, Wash., D.C. Jan. 2, 1941 (Ack.) Presidential acknowledgment thanking Mr. Hull for his gift of a pencil. See P.P.F.335 br P.P.7 9-H TOWNSEND, Miss Julia M. G. B. New York, N. Y. ack. Jan. 3, 1940 1941 Sends handkerchief and Xmas card to President See - - PPF 9-T PP7 VW G-H lice Howard away. 1964, Adams Siera moda calif 7/1/4/ X OUR President January 6, 1941 65,7. q-H 7 Respectfully referred to the Department of State for appropriate ac- knowledgment. . M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Margarete S. E. Hoffmann, 105 E. 15th St. N. Y. C. sends to the President a small wood carving made in Germany, and small Christmas greeting card bearing sen- tence in German. (No letter) get I I OR. 1 any prev 1 Me Study + paper flo January 6, 1941 No aiR / thanks in the President's behalf for the two books which you sent to him. I know that he will be glad to have them and will much appreciate your courtesy. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Hastings House, 67 West 44th Street, New York, H. Y. mgs an I Or. 1 PP.7 a Pros Study January + 6, 1941 Gentlemen: Many thanks in the President's behalf for the two books which you sent to him. I know that he will be glad to have them and will much appreciate your courtesy. Very sincerely yours, H. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Hastings House, 67 West 44th Street, New York, H. Y. mgs Pres Study 7 3. Chase on behalf of the President and friendly greatings and the clippings HASTINGS HOUSE WHEN WRITING MENTION THIS 67 WEST 44th STREET NUMBER NEW YORK, N.Y. A 24075 e enclosed handkerchiefs. CONTENTS: BOOKS POSTMASTER: Return postage guaranteed if not delivered. This package may be opened for postal inspection. VIA ackemb To H-b I December 27, 1940 Date of Order 12/27/40 DELIVERY MEN DUM 1 m noiris :NTARY REVIEW COPY Carriage les must be made immediately after books are received. Total Study 7 3. Chase on behalf of the President and e friendly greetings and the clippings HASTINGS HOUSE WHEN WRITING MENTION THIS 67 WEST 44th STREET NUMBER NEW YORK, N.Y. A 24075 CONTENTS: BOOKS he enclosed handkerchiefs. POSTMASTER: Return postage guaranteed if not delivered. This package may be opened for postal inspection. VIA ackemas To P.P.F. H-6 H -d December 27, 1940 Date of Order 12/27/40 BOOK "OUR DO BEAUTIFUL AMERICAN BRAZIL PUERTO RICO DELIVERY MEN DUM Agt. wills ON STRIPPING DESK please comret Rico COMPLIMENTARY REVIEW COPY Carriage ges and damaged books must be made immediately after books are received. Total HASTINGS HOUSE WHEN WRITING MENTION THIS 67 WEST 44th STREET NUMBER Pr NEW YORK, N.Y. A 24075 CONTENTS: BOOKS vah. POSTMASTER: Return postage guaranteed if not delivered. This package may be opened for postal inspection. VIA CHASE, Mrs. Florence, Kane, Pa. January 6, 1941 (Date acknowledged) ackd To On above date Miss LeHand wrote to My Mrs. Roosevelt thanking her for the cards C which she sent; and also thanking her for 1 December 27, 1940 Date of Order 12/27/40 See P.P.F. 9-C DELIVERY MEN DUM PP 1 Puerto Rico 1 Brazil COMPLIMENTARY REVIEW COPY Carriage Total All claims for shortages and damaged books must be made immediately after books are received. more; Pres Study 7 vah. CHASE, Mrs. Florence, Kane, Pa. January 6, 1941 (Date acknowledged) On above date Miss LeHand wrote to Mrs. Chase on behalf of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt thanking her for the cards of friendly greetings and the clippings which she sent; and also thanking her for the enclosed handkerchiefs. See P.P.F. 9-C P.P.7. 9-H Preo Study 7 MATTHES, Miss Dorothy L. and Mother Ann Arbor, Mich. filed 1-13-41 Sent the President a handkerchief and picture. See P.P.F. 9-M P.P.7. act 9-H JAME Samed 1 Preo Study 7 January 7, 1941 pet 9-H My dear Mrs. Hilles: Thank you in the President's behalf for the copy of your book. I can assure you that he appreciates your friendly thought in sending it to him. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Mrs. William Samuel Hilles, Ommelanden, Wilmington, Delaware. mgs SSTON Y achdmad 1 1 AS F. BAYARD Urs. William Jamuel, Hilles. iments of author ES edal re FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS mp Thank year in Who Frest PP7 M for the DDW which you aent bills on 9-1+ of Libe 100th Amilversary of your Company. No appreciates your thought/Clness and extende to you We beet winhes for the You Your. Very sincerely yours, all in PALMATE Health symet Sera, De Parenty SSTON THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THOMAS F. BAYARD is sent to you with the Compliments of FLORENCE BAYARD HILLES Ommelanden Wilmington, Delaware dent a medal FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS mp Thank you in the Pred. PP7 for the DEW which you inform D73 9-1+ of the 100th Andivarsary of your Company - He appreciation your and extends to you TiE Seet windows for the Have Yours Very sincerely yours, X 8. Letters - Junes Address Inc., trantic, ISSTON Library 1 HAINES, Miss Daisy S. Minneapolis, Minn 1-1-41 1981 Sent the President a medal See P.P.F. 9-M mp you, 3a the Pred PP7 for the DON which you inform 9-1+ of the 100th and/orment of your Company. He apprendates your throught/Culnass and extends to you 192.au been without Date the Haw Yours Very storevely yours, M. - Letters Sente AZAMA Receivery Date, ISSTON Library ⑆ + January 9, 1941 December PP7 q-H 28, Gentlemen: Thank you, in the President's behalf, States for the saw which you sent him on the occasion of the 100th Anniversary of your Company. He appreciates your thoughtfulness and extends to you his best wishes for the New Year. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Henry Disston and Sons, Inc., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Morace mb DOIX 184 ID * DISSTON YEARS MENRY EAD * his was saw sent to the President on the DISSTON & SONS, INC. PHILADELPHIA 100 a ansiversaty of L.Diston company CAN December 28, 1940 d States Dear Mr. President: During this year, our One Hundredth Anniversary, thousands of letters of congratulation have come to us. As the year draws to a close, our happiness would not be complete without the honor of pre- senting to you, the President of these United States, a product of our workshops. Please accept with our best wishes, the Disston hand saw being sent by separate mail. Sincerely yours, Illorace Disston S. Horace Disston PRESIDENT ea 1800 199 * DISSTON SIRRY YEARS 1940 * HENRY DISSTON & SONS, INC. PHILADELPHIA S. HORACE DISSTON PRESIDENT December 28, 1940 Franklin D. Roosevelt President of the United States White House Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. President: During this year, our One Hundredth Anniversary, thousands of letters of congratulation have come to us. As the year draws to a close, our happiness would not be complete without the honor of pre- senting to you, the President of these United States, a product of our workshops. Please accept with our best wishes, the Disston hand saw being sent by separate mail. Sincerely yours, Illorace Disston S. Horace Disston PRESIDENT ea 190 * DISSTON MERRY YEARS 19 1940* AD SUNDAY. Ed. BLUMENTHAL, Florence Marie Deadwood, S.D. 1-1-41 Sent the President handkerchiefs See P.P.F. 9-B mp PP7 9H 115" describe - Presents they Loania for those fine Pheane- ents. Xt VISIAN lefore Lindued of you to wend them to me. With every good wish, Easy sincerely yours, M. 4. Letitudad PRIVATE SECURTARY George Howard, Esq., Code Valley Red and Dues duty SUNDAY, Ed, Ja Sent to Rouse + Se January 17, 1941 SHABLE P.P."7. My dear Mr. Howard: q-H Many, many thanks for those fine Pheas- ants. It was kind indeed of you to send them to me. xP.P.7, With every good wish, 9-P Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY X George Howard, Esq., Clove Valley Rod and Gun Club, Poughquag, New York. cd okla. mr Hopkins 1 of what six Phessants. H action 1/172 C.AN 12 br ISHABLE ERITE LEHAND . HOUSE C ASHINGTON D.C. Game raised under New York State Permit No. 2850 shinale male Okla. Mr. Norris: Do you have any record of what it was he sent Miss LeHand? NgH achid 1/172 12 br GAME ERISHABLE Miss MARGUERITE LEHAND THE WHITE House WASHINGTON D.C. CLOVE yeo. VALLEY From ROD Howard & GUN CLUB Game raised under New York State POUGHQUAG Permit No. 2850 Dutchess County NEW YORK a THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON achd 1/172 I 12 GAME 0 PERISHABLE br Miss MARGUERITE LEHAND THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON CLOVE yeo From Howard D.C. VALLEY ROD & GUN CLUB Game raised under New York State POUGHQUAG Dutchess County NEW YORK Permit No. 2850 shink male SUNDAY, Ed, Collinsville, Okla. Jan. 18, 1941. Sends ham to the President. See P.P.F.9-S Juliary RES MARK br Ny door Mr. 9am P.P.7. The Personal very toods diracted For Share 9-H 4a information, 8 2 Income Sayou - the USAN 1s Lecks His 6135 Tery Celland PRIVATE UNDERSTAND Hadde the 200 Health 5815 Minuality X KIPP THE January 22, 1941 pl.7 9-H WINDSOR HOTEL My dear Mr. Hamburger: The President thanks you very much indeed for that interesting clock. He is delighted to have it and wants to xlate know if you can give him its history as it looks like an old one. Very sincerely yours, M.A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY of Aladar Л. Hamburger, Esq., Windsor Hotel, 100 West 58th Street, New York, N. Y. mdg \ THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON act smog nt him at Christmas. )ec. 22nd, 1940. I - Mr. Aladar A. Hamburger WINDSOR HOTEL 100 w 58 Str New Chieago York Prepare letter of thanks for very interesting clock and say, as it looks like an old one, could he give the President the history of it. M. A. LE H. no history to ionogrammed handkerchiefs sent him at Christmas. id Mrs. Gibbons written on Dec. 22nd, 1940. the clock - the P.P.F. man made it hunself - it is not 9-H an autique GIBBONS, Stephen B. NYC., N.Y., Jan. 23, 1941. The President Thanks him for monogrammed handke rchiefs sent him at Christmas. Attached is letter from Mr. and Mrs. Gibbons written on Dec. 22nd, 1940. P.P.F. SEE P.P.F. 4900 9-H A Library + January 24, 1941 P.P.7. 9-H My dear Mrs. Haubt: The President was especially pleased to receive your friendly letter and card of birthday greetings and has asked me to express his sincere appreciation of your friendly thought in sending him that beautifully crocheted flag. xp.p.7. 9-7 It was nice of you to enclose your photograph. It is being returned to you as you may want to keep it. Very sincerely yours, U.S.A. M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY X Mrs. Mary E. Haubt, 8624-102 Street, Rich Hill, Long Island, New York. ada THE HAPPIEST BIRTHDAY tates IN THE U.S.A. * he very best of wishes And a greeting just to say May you have the happiest birthday In the good old U.S.A. Ins many E Haubt, FITZSIMMONS, John, San Francisco. Calif. Par Hopkins Library have this person will you thanked for Crocheted plag and have her picture returned CAN of the United States elano Roosevelt e , D. C. resident: Library President of the United States Franklin Delano Roosevelt White House Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. President: Please accept this flag of our beloved country which I have crocheted for you and am sending you as a birthday gift as a token of my respect and esteem for you. May you have many many more happy birthdays. Sincerely, Ins mary E Haubt 8624 . 102 and Rich Hill GL, FITZSIMMONS, John, San Francisco, Calif. Jan. 25, 1941. (Ack.) Sends President a handmade miniature cowboy saddle and headstall, which writer and Mr. Frank Flores presents to him as a birthday gift. January 24, 2842 See P.P.F.9-F MY Winte br the very P.P.7 the Min Frestitu the oro- be 5a 9-H for proper Enery yours S NOTITS SECURTARY We person Stouroom January 24, 1941 XP.P.7. G-H My dear Mrs. Helmkamp: Thank you very much, in the President's behalf, for your kindness in sending him the cru- xp.p.7. cifix. He appreciates your friendly thought and 9-c wants you to know that he is deeply grateful for your prayers. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY x Mrs. Wm. Helmkamp, 308 East Fifth Street, Delphos, mb Ohio. sident Roosevelt Selphes 4 Jan 16 - achid. 1941 pear President: This bross to Bless and save america. to quide you President crucifit Roosevelt and all our Congressman and fenators, to keep our Country out of this war, 11 and all Foreign Entanglements, and our Sous from this was P.P.7. 9- H God have Mercyon, them, and save them. Me Pray to you Thee a God, Presi- and place, President Roosevelt no. bongress m an and Henators issured OP7 q.B in They leare and truse, it of to Save america, Peace Peace and this we beg of Thee 6 God, and bross, give us Peace. and save americ Thy Blessing, save us. yours Truly Mrs now Helmk amp 308E. E. 5th St. Delphos Q. mdg California. m. havie Mr. horris m. novis museum January 29, 1941 P.P.7. 9-H My dear Miss Hummel: It WELS kind of you to send the Presi- dent the banner to which you refer in your note of January fifteenth. You may be assured OP7 that he appreciates your friendly thought of q-B him. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY x Miss Marguerite Hummel, 2525 Vermont Canyon, Hollywood, mdg California. ner horris Thank. 72 D eetings to the President. ad meg 21 Hollywood, Calif., January 1.5, 1941 Dear President Roosevelt Will you accept This banner as a br memento? It was made from The U.S. Safety design I sent you in 1936, I suddenly decided to use it as my happiness over way of expressing your coming inauquration. Sincerely, Marquerite Hummel Mr. horris CHIZMADIA, Mr. & Mrs. Bertalan, Allentown, Pa. Filed 2-1-41. Sends gift of handkerchief and birthday greetings to the President. See P.P.F.9-C by This President P.P.7 br the think Sharle 9-H Sexe aluse Maid » 72a A Lailared OR Resoa P Grand - Colorados Mr. horis T.H. F January 31, 1941 ppt q-H My dear Mrs. Heitsman: The President wants you to know how much he appreciates your thought of his birthday. He thanks you ever so much for the handkerchief which you sent him and sends his very best wishes to you and your husband. Very sincerely yours, M. A. Lelland PRIVATE SECRETARY Mrs. Dora Heitsman, R. F. D. #1, Grand Junction, Colorado. get CENTURY grand Junction Calo askel 4 Friend 23. 194T Dur R F D. mo./. mr Roasevelt. I seen an the catender of lan 1941 where you were barn in the same year y was. and your are Lust 3, 1941 4 months and six days alder then y am you will be 59 the 30. of this month. 4 will be 59 June the 5. and thought 4 would send you aburthday present to you. yes y am a pour Waman and my Hasbard is all erippled up can't work. me all like you. and think you make a good president. but of January never Have seen you face to face only your of the picture pictures your Truely X282 X have had pleas- xprt esident, keeping 9.7 Ars Dara Keitsman est. I am sorry X ma Lelt unable to make gift To. Franklin D. QUALITY 6356 S you to know Roaselelt MADEINUSA ness in pre- senting one of these prints to him. Your thought of me is also much appreciated. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY B. C. Hedges, Esq., Business Director, McCleary Sanitarium and Hospital, cd Excelsior Springs, Missouri. Best Wishes on YOUR Birthday IDGI and Ic total 8 them of to .0 .8 5 band Jeg & Lailland McCleary Excelsior Springs, Missouri. A Print Case plt L January 28, 1941 My dear Mr. Hedges: Many thanks for your letter of January twenty-fourth. The two reproductions of the picture x X282 "Our Flag" have been received and I have had pleas- X plt ure in handing one of them to the President, keeping 9.7 the other one for myself as you suggest. I am sorry X malett Lelt that the President is so busy he is unable to make gift personal acknowledgment, but he wants you to know that he deeply appreciates your kindness in pre- senting one of these prints to him. Your thought of me is also much appreciated. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY B. C. Hedges, Esq., Business Director, McCleary Sanitarium and Hospital, cd Excelsior Springs, Missouri. ESTABLISHED OVER QUARTER CENTURY The McCLEARY SANITARIUM AND HOSPITAL A.S.MCCLEARY. M.D. FOUNDER T.G.MCCLEARY, M.D. CHIEF OF STAFF R.M.HOUCK, M.D. ASST. CHIEF OF STAFF B.C.HEDGES, BUSINESS DIRECTOR HENRY DUDERSTADT, SUPT. SERVICE EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. January 24, 1941 Staff The to selet acted mootaris tairs this Miss Marguerite LeHand White House Washington, D. C. thring smoking Dear Miss LeHand: In a mailing tube container I am sending two repro- ductions of the unusual picture, "Our Flag". Colonel James A. Moss, President General of The United States Flag Association has declared this picture "one of the most beautiful he has ever seen". One of the two reproductions is for you. The other is for President Roosevelt. If, at an opportune moment, you are able to secure a personal acknowledgement from him, I would be keenly grateful. Sincerely yours, BC Hadgeo B. C. Hedges, Business Director BCH:GEH McCLEARY SANITARIUM AND HOSPITAL CARTER, Miss Annie Phila., Pa. HOPE, Contance (Constance) Representing Hammond Instrument Co., New York City 1-27-41 Sent a telegram to Mr. Early stating that Hammond Instrument Co. is presenting an electric organ to Warm Springs as a birthday gift to the President. Mrs. Roosevelt consented to be photographed in New York choosing the instrument Hammond is contributing. Western Union offers to install wiring circuit whereby the President can, by pressing key, start the electric current which will play the first note of the concert to be presented in Warm Springs. - Penciled notation - "Gen. Watson said "no" on this request. MW" See 65 P.P.F. act 9-H CARTER, Miss Annie Phila., Pa. 1-26-41 TIPPETT, Frank D. Washington, D.C. 1-10-41 Sent the President a carved horse. See P.P.F. 9-T P.P.7. act 9-H CARTER, Miss Annie Phila., Pa. 1-26-41 Sent the President 3 handkerchiefs. See P.P.F. 9-C the act P.P.7. See P.P.F. 9-1 9-1-1 LEE, Mrs. Carl Ponca City, Okla. ack'd 1-31-41 Sent the President a handkerchief. I.P.F. P.P.7. act See P.P.F. 9-L 9-H FISK, Mrs. R. E. Hartford, Conn. ack'd 1-31-41 Sent the President a silk handkerchief and $2.00 for the I.P.F. See P.P.F. 9-F P.P.7, act 9-H HAMILTON, Charles A. Washington, D.C. 2-4-41 Sent the President a copy of the historic painting "The Last Night of the War". - On Feb. 6, 1941, the President wrote to Mr. Hamilton telling him that he is delighted to have the photograph and that he will frame it and place it with a German machine gun which he has, which was captured on the last day of the War. See P.P.F. 4453 By P.P.7. act Malitare The Executive ida 9-H The kindress 1a sib envey Sery statemly SUGNITURE Trade No. antion Minda F Lucie Marion Hall February 5, 1941 mars PP.7 My dear Miss Hall: 9-H The President thinks it was mighty nice of you to remember his birthday. He wants you to know that he deeply appreciates your ld.ndness in sending him the nuts and has asked me to convey his best wishes to you. Very sincerely yours, x eat 9.2 M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Miss Lucie M. Hall, Marion, Massachusetts. cmr Rose Birthclay Erectinge Lucie Hall wh. 2-5-41 marion n cm mass ) mp will that to and ) mp MCp 3 Ca DANGELLIERE, Wins Rose N Asst. Nuts Mission mp KUTTERNA, Franklin Delano Erie Pa. Ack'd. 2-3-41 Sent the President a handkerchief. See PPF 9-K PP7 mp 9-1-1 1, CANCELLIERE, Miss Rose Phila., Pa. 1-28-41 January 51, 1943 Sent the President a birthday card and handkerchief. See P.P.F. 9-C P.P.7. act my Bless Hayway Mrs. 9-H to the President No attention letter 3th was good of to consider Edition supers with such as also gift for BCA end he thanks DRNN samly Dog: your thoughtfulness. Be executive you his vary best wheres for your health and happiness. Tery sincerely yours, Ex the Leituad PRIVATE EXCEPTARY Wes Agees de Hayms 10-Seb Street, eko Storeson pp7 qH January 31, 1941 My dear Miss Hayes: Mrs. Roosevelt has brought to the XPL7E q.E President's attention your letter of January pot twenty-first. It was good of you to remember him again with such a nice gift for his birthday and he thanks you warmly for your thoughtfulness. He sends you his very best wishes for your health and happiness. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Miss Agnes J. Hayes, 18 Oak Street, Salem, Massachusetts. eke GEORGE In 0 Silhouttes of President shank Franklin D. Rosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt. a birthday gift for our President Saw and made by miss agres J. Hayes, an infantile paralysis victim. 8, plans for celebrations 8 our Presidents birthday, I am reminded again of the great kind- ness and sympathy shown to infantile paralysis victims by our President and many times l say, may God bless him. l just can't help expressing my appreciation of his thought fulness l can only walk with the support of crutches from the results 8 what dread disease, so I can appreciate the comfort and assistance that other little victims will receive from our Presidents generosity in suggesting that the pro- needs from the entertainments held in honor 8 his birthday be donated to GEORGE, Mr. & Mrs. NYC 4 IR hormer 18 Oak Street hing Salem, mass. Dear Mrs. Roosevelt; Jan. 21, 1941. Us I read 8, the plans for celebrations 8 our Presidents birthday, I am reminded again of the great kind- ness and sympathy shown to infantile paralysis victims by our President and many times l say, may God bless him l just can't help expressing my appreciation of his thought fulness l can only walk with the support of crutches from the results 8 what dread disease, so I can appreciate the comfort and assistance that other little victims will receive from our Presidents generosity in suggesting that the pro- reeds from the entertainments held in honor 8 his birthday be donated to (to) the Curl 8 infantile paralysis and the alleviations 8 its results. you may remember that last year l sent you a chair back set in a George Washington design, which had crocheted for our President to show him how much one infantile paralysis victim loved him for his thoughtzeelness of us victims. Sincedently, I treasure very much the letter his secretary sent to me in achnow- bedgement and Ishall always keep it in my scrap book. is l told you in my letter 5 a year ago, that although Isam paralyzed on one side from my hip down, I am blessed with a pair of strong hands. Without Phem, I don't know. how Iwould ever be able to make my own living Iwas stricken with infantile paralysis at the age of seven years which confined me in bed for one whole year. after what, Imanaged to keep up my schooling and to take pians lessons. my mother died a few years after only living relatives I have are two married sisters who have my illness and my dad passed away a few years ago. The their own family. Inspite 8 my handicap, I have lived alone since dads death in our old homestead and in which lwas born. I know I am very fortunate to have inherited our old homestead as humble as if is. Ialss realize that I am blessed in being able to take care of myself by giving a few pians besons and by making and The selling little fancy articles now and then amongst I have many young girl friends and they take me to the my friends city has been taking care of my property taxes. movies and other little entertaiments. of course the present slippery walking conditions keep me indoors now I have been wondering what l could make for our President this year l got to think ing l could embricler a selhoutte of both you and our President I am send ing them to you under separate cover. I wish you would give them to him for me and tell him l send them in appreciation for his kindness and thoughtfulness of infantile paralysis victims. l also wish to take this opportunity to offer my congratulations to our President upon his nomination as President 8 the United States for a Hird term and ask- ing God's blessing. upon you and upon our President, Gremain, Very sincerely yours, Miss agnes J.Hayes. GEORGE, Mr. & Mrs. NYC SMITH, Ann Merrill Cottage City, Md. ROWLAND, Robert L. Albany, Oregon 1-22-41 Sent the President 3 handkerchiefs. See P.P.F. 9-R P.P.7, act 9-H GEORGE, Mr. & Mrs. NYC SMITH, Ann Merrill Cottage City, Md. vah. BREELER, Miss Lenor Betterley, Cleveland, Ohio February 7, 1941 (Date Acknowledged) handiwork. (Sends desigh of her own handiwork). Extends birthday greetings to the President, asking that he accept her See P.P.F. 9-B P.P.7. 9-7t GEORGE, Mr. & Mrs. NYC SMITH, Ann Merrill Cottage City, Md. vah. GALAMB, Mrs. Mary, Universal, Pa. January 28, 1941 Sends the President a piece of her haddiwork - piece of embroddery. See P.P.F. 9-G P.P.F. 9-7t GEORGE, Mr. & Mrs. NYC SMITH, Ann Merrill Cottage City, Md. 1-28-41 WALLACE, H. E. Fredericksburg, Va. Ack'd. 2-5-41 Sent the President a little hand-forged horseshoe. (Has experience as blacksmith and has application in with Civil Service. Wants job.) Was advised his desire for a position as blacksmith is being brought to the attention of the officials of the War Dept. See PPF 9-W PP7 mp 9 H GEORGE, Mr. & Mrs. NYC SMITH, Ann Merrill Cottage City, Md. 1-28-41 Sent the President a handkerchief. PP7 See PPF 9-S mp 9-H GEORGE, Mr. & Mrs. NYC Ack'd. 2-13-41 Sent the President a handkerchief. PP7 See PPF 9-G mp 9-14 NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF COMMISSIONERS ON UNIFORM STATE LAWS Chicago, Ill. Ack'd 2_13_17 MORAN, Miss Agnes Mason Oakland, Calif. 1-28-41 Sent the President a handkerchief. See PPF 9-M OP7 7 mp I NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF COMMISSIONERS ON UNIFORM STATE LAWS Chicago, Ill. Ack'd. 2-13-41 Sent the President a "HANDBOOK of the National Conference of Commissioners If PP7 See PPF 9-N 9-H mp 02 if the ^ STOCK, Jocelyn C. Princeton, N.J. 1-29-41 Sent the President a handkerchief. See P.P.F. 9-S act its down Espania 9-H The President thanks you was GO must for the recording. Be is most appreciative of your friendly birthday greatings used mints DD to socketed issue best wishes to you. Very sincerely yours, No. A. Select PRIVATE ORGGINARY the Read Esyer, Jr., Est., President, Infentile ParaSyets Consittee, Willia County, Lesistom, 1 in the 1 T. An 1 + February 13, 1941 My dear Mr. Hayes: The President thanks you ever so much for the recording. He is most appreciative of your friendly birthday greetings and wants me to extend his best wishes to you. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY A. Reed Hayes, Jr., Esq., President, Infantile Paralysis Committee, Mifflin County, Lewistown, mb Pennsylvania. sft Pres Study + Thank for recording ebruary 13, 1941 Birthday Greeting to Pres. R. sident's behalf, 101 your Alliu enought in sending him the copy of your publication to which you refer in your letter of January thirtieth. I want to assure you that he is grateful indeed for your friendly good wishes. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY y Frederick Hiller, Esq., 1812 Evans Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania. mb Fredinch - Pres Study + February 13, 1941 My dear Mr. Hiller: Thank you, in the President's behalf, for your kind thought in sending him the copy of your publication to which you refer in your letter of January thirtieth. I want to assure you that he is grateful indeed for your friendly good wishes. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY y Frederick Hiller, Esq., 1812 Evans Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania. mb Frederick Definite Youth by Fred. Hiller me Keep January 30, 1941 To our President, On January 30 I mailed you a copy of my novel "Definite Youth". I have taken this liberty upon my-self with hopes that you shall find a spare moment in your busy world to read it, or part. The first half of the novel is fictious and the later half deals with a lot of what our young american people are thinking, I am twenty-four, mingled with fiction to keep the story moving properly. My ambition is to be a real diplomat in any field and I have tried to write the last few chapters in this manner; they deal with possible political set-ups which have been spoken of by some at random. Many of the ideas put forth are not my own but they do show what some americans think; I could not personally endorse all of them because they are contrary to my views. However I do believe that all view in the novel are worth a true americans consideration. Your booster for continued success and best wishes for future health and happiness and good reading to the last line Frederick Hiller Frederick Hiller 243 me Resport, Pa January 30, 1941 To our President, On January 30 I mailed you a copy of my novel "Definite Youth". I have taken this liberty upon my-self with hopes that you shall find a spare moment in your busy world to read it, or part. The first half of the novel is fictious and the later half deals with a lot of what our young american people are thinking, I am twenty-four, mingled with fiction to keep the story moving properly. My ambition is to be a real diplomat in any field and I have tried to write the last few chapters in this manner; they deal with possible political set-ups which have been spoken of by some at random. Many of the ideas put forth are not my own but they do show what some americans think; I could not personally endorse all of them because they are contrary to my views. However I do believe that all view in the novel are worth a true americans consideration. Your booster for continued success and best wishes for future health and happiness and good reading to the last line Frederick Hiller Frederick Hiller 12 A DANIELS, Mrs. Mary New Britain, Conn. 1-31-41 Sent the President $2.00 for the I.P.F. and a handkerchief. See P.P.F. 9-D act Yy their Street Butbergs P.P.7. 3a The President at Xs ashed 9-H refer. and Ee the 1 for Had gratedult for warks the you to Sexual Veh and X to SW dosply and de you Insures expressed San mush good WILL and Sex your Bone his earlial unleise generous to - Very sincerely yours, No 9a movers GROSSTARY time, Mary Swis No Law Chicago, States NO Street, Illinois. Mary Storewom + February 12, 1941 PPF. 9-4 My dear Mrs. Helberg: The President has asked me to send you this little note of thanks for your kind letter and for the unusual basket to which you refer. He wants you to know that he is deeply grateful for the friendliness and good will which you have expressed in such generous terms, and to your son. and to extend his cordial good wishes to you Very sincerely yours. N. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Mrs. Mary Helberg, 0/0 M. L. Rothschild, State at Jackson Street, Chicago, Illinois. bvm Mas Mrs. m.Hellory Mary Helberg Basket made from pumpkin seeds c/o M. L. Rothschild State at Jackson Streets Chicago, Illinois To The Honarable President Franklin D. Roosevelt White House Washington D. C. Dear Mr. President: I am just a humble widow with an only son of military age working in a tailor shop earning a living for my son and myself. Yet, I have been watching your pro- gress with great interest. As I sit in my shop and think of what marvelour things you are doing for the workers and people like me, I also wonder what I, a simple worker, can do for such a great person. Something that no one else had ever seen yet worthy of such a noble heart. Finally, it struck me that a basket of pumpkin seeds had never before been concocted and sould be both novel and unique. It took several weeks to complete it but it was worth the energy. I only hope that it contained not only riches but health, happiness, and faith -faith of the American people and others peoples in a government such as you are striving for - a democracy. I believe that had you been in a less ignorant envirn- ment than the United States you would have been termed as a God for our noble deeds. But we of the United States are too educated to call you that so we elect you to a sacred office -that of President for a third term. Something the greatest men in history have never been able to attain. And, I might say, you are doing a splended job! For example, your work for victims of infantile para- lysis has made your birthday almost equal (in popularty) to that of Jesus Christ. Who knows -perhaps in time yours too will become a National holiday. I sencerely hope so!! Very truly yours, A Jewish Admirer Mrs Helberg c/o M. L. Rothschild State at Jackson Streets Chicago, Illinois To The Honarable President Franklin D. Roosevelt White House Washington D. C. Dear Mr. President: I am just a humble widow with an only son of military age working in a tailor shop earning a living for my son and myself. Yet, I have been watching your pro- gress with great interest. As I sit in my shop and think of what marvelour things you are doing for the workers and people like me, I also wonder what I, a simple worker, can do for such a great person. Something that no one else had ever seen yet worthy of such a noble heart. Finally, it struck me that a basket of pumpkin seeds had never before been concocted and sould be both novel and unique. It took several weeks to complete it but it was worth the energy. I only hope that it contained not only riches but health, happiness, and faith -faith of the American people and others peoples in a government such as you are striving for - a democracy. I believe that had you been in a less ignorant envirn- ment than the United States you would have been termed as a God for our noble deeds. But we of the United States are too educated to call you that so we elect you to a sacred office -that of President for a third term. Something the greatest men in history have never been able to attain. And, I might say, you are doing a splended job! For example, your work for victims of infantile para- lysis has made your birthday almost equal (in popularty) to that of Jesus Christ. Who knows -perhaps in time yours too will become a National holiday. I sencerely hope so!! Very truly yours, A Jewish Admirer Mrs. Mary Helberg KAPRALIK, David R. Prop Stad Plainfield, N.J. 1-31-41 Sent the President a box of small felt hats. See P.P.F. 9-K P.P.F. act 9-H Ny base York Restrance The President las associated as to thank you over 80 much for your emergency 35 sunding Mm a GOTT of Event the supposiation year thought of Id.s birthday und to even 00 the your propera und good visiting Very - 5. the LeBand PREVARY C. Nosicess 127 States Sear Today 4 Pres Study + February 13, 1941 PPF My dear Mr. Hoskam: The President has asked me to thank you ever so much for your courtesy in sending him a xP.P.7. copy of "Holland's House". He appreciates your 9-B thought of his birthday and is ever so grateful for your prayers and good wishes. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY x C. Hoskam, Esq., 127 Keehl Street, cmr Rochester, New York. 4 1 Book "Holland's House" T.A. + ruary 13, 1941 ved your kind ks you very B is deeply to of him and od wishes to you. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Mrs. J. R. Hodge, 1806 Washington Avenue, Greenville, Mississippi. mb 4 T.A. + Happy Birthday ruary 13, 1941 ed your kind S you very is deeply of him and wishes to you. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Mrs. J. R. Hodge, 1806 Washington Avenue, Greenville, Mississippi. mb 4 Many happy returns Of this very And more glad day. good wishes Than words with prayers for can says continued good health mir mrs Christian Hoskam wants me to extend his cordial good wishes to you. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Mrs. J. R. Hodge, 1806 Washington Avenue, Greenville, Mississippi. mb 4 1 February T.A. 13, 1941 + My dear Mrs. Hodge: The President has received your kind letter of February third and thanks you very much indeed for the recording. He is deeply grateful for your friendly thought of him and wants me to extend his cordial good wishes to you. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Mrs. J. R. Hodge, 1806 Washington Avenue, Greenville, Mississippi. mb Recording "The Greenville Mocking Bird" gold. 2-18 TB P.7 ope that it H will come to your personal attention. While you doubtless have millions of friends who love and admire you, it occurs to me that it P.7. would not be amiss to let you know that here in Greenville, Mississippi, such friends and admirers are legion, and during these strenuous days, when & you are doubtless sorely beset by weighty matters, it occurred to me that a little touch of human interest might be appreciated. With this thought in mind, I am today sending you by parcel post the record of the song of the mocking-bird as the voice of Dixie. I am sure that you have listened to this lovely songster many a moonlight night during your brief stays in Warm Springs, Georgia, and I trust that this song of the mocking-bird played on your victrola will bring a moment of relief and happiness to you. Cordially yours, Mrs. J. R. Hodge Mrs Mrs. J. I R. R. Hodge Hodge cmr 1806 Washington Avenue Greenville, Mississippi JRH:HMC Honorable Franklin D. Roosevelt President, United States White House Washington, D. C. WASHINGTON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE gold. GREENVILLE, mississippi 2-18 February 3, 1941 TB OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT p.7 Dear President Roosevelt: I am writing this letter with the hope that it H will come to your personal attention. While you doubtless have millions of friends who love and admire you, it occurs to me that it P.P. would not be amiss to let you know that here in Greenville, Mississippi, such friends and admirers & are legion, and during these strenuous days, when you are doubtless sorely beset by weighty matters, it occurred to me that a little touch of human interest might be appreciated. With this thought in mind, I am today sending you by parcel post the record of the song of the mocking-bird as the voice of Dixie. I am sure that you have listened to this lovely songster many a moonlight night during your brief stays in Warm Springs, Georgia, and I trust that this song of the mocking-bird played on your victrola will bring a moment of relief and happiness to you. Cordially yours, Mrs. J. R. Hodge Mrs I R. Hodge cmr Mrs. J. R. Hodge 1806 Washington Avenue Greenville, Mississippi JRH:HMC Honorable Franklin D. Roosevelt President, United States White House Washington, D. C. 4 Dx h 1 1 miss Le Hand February 13, 1941 P.P.7. 9-H My dear Miss Huber: The sewing kit which you were good xp.P.7, enough to send the President has been received. 9-S He asks me to send you this note of thanks and appreciation of your friendly thought. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Miss Charlotte Huber, 115 West 62nd Street, Apartment 3B, New York, New York. cmr for sewing kit torerom + to M.A. Le. bruary 13, 1941 with 2-13-41 P.P.7. cmr 9-H asked me to acknowledge your letter of February third and to thank you for the wooden plaque. He wants you to know that he XP.P.7, deeply appreciates your kind thought in sending it 9-P to him as a token of your good will. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY X Nathan Hicks, Esq., 131 North F Street, Muskogee, Oklahoma. cmr 121 11 / Storeson February 13, 1941 P.P.7. 9-H My dear Mr. Hicks: The President has asked me to acknowledge your letter of February third and to thank you for the wooden plaque. He wants you to know that he XP.P.7, deeply appreciates your kind thought in sending it 9-P to him as a token of your good will. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY X Nathan Hicks, Esq., 131 North F Street, Muskogee, Oklahoma. cmr 101 4 shank for wooden 2 Placque of Pres Muskogee, Oklahoma, Feb. 3, 1941 ach. 2-13-41 The Hon, Franklin Delano Roosevelt cmr Dear Sir: I am sending with the greatest esteem, a likeness of you, which is my humble way of expressing my great appreciation of your contribution to the needs of all the people. Please except this as a token of love and good wishes. I am just a poor Negro boy without education, but fortunate in having a degree of common sense that enables me to recognize and appreciate the things you are doing to help humanity. This work of Art that I am trying to do, is a natural ability since I have only a fourth grade education, Such personalities as yours have been the inspirational spark that makes me hopeful of success. Hoping you continued good health, happiness and success for you and yours, Mathan Respectfully, Nathan Hicks, Hicks 131 north ,F, street Carpentor Shop + M.M. February 18, 1941 P.P.7. My dear Mr. Horwitt: This will acknowledge the receipt of 9-H your letter of February fourth to the President and the two adjustable portrait frames which you forwarded under separate cover. I want to thank XP.P.7, P.7. you, in his behalf, for your courtesy in sending G-P the frames to him and to assure you that your good wishes are much appreciated. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY X Nathan George Horwitt, Esq., Braguette, Inc., 225 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. cd SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF BRAQUETTE THE ADJUSTABLE PICTURE FRAME two adjustable portrait frames achid 2/13 d E. NEW YORK MURRAY HILL 5-9647 February 4, 1941 Honorable Franklin Delano Roosevelt The White House Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. President: Please accept with my birthday greetings these economical little frames. With them your White House staff can frame some adequate portraits of you--and years from now leave the frames behind to accommodate the portraits of your successors in the White House. Naturally these advantages and econ- omies would be useless in today's drift towards dictator- ships except that, providentially, the elective system has been made secure in the United States through your reelection. Should either Mrs. Roosevelt or you de- cide you would like to use more of these 100% American made frames elsewhere in the White House, I will be honored to send them with my compliments. With best wishes for your continued good health, I am Faithfully, llathau Hathau Sorge Ssorge thourit Nathan George Horwitt * Sent under separate cover. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF BRAQUETTE THE ADJUSTABLE PICTURE FRAME achid Braguelte INC 2/13 d 225 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK MURRAY HILL 5-9647 February 4, 1941 Honorable Franklin Delano Roosevelt The White House Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. President: Please accept' with my birthday greetings these economical little frames. With them your White House staff can frame some adequate portraits of you--and years from now leave the frames behind to accommodate the portraits of your successors in the White House. Naturally these advantages and econ- omies would be useless in today's drift towards dictator- ships except that, providentially, the elective system has been made secure in the United States through your reelection. Should either Mrs. Roosevelt or you de- cide you would like to use more of these 100% American made frames elsewhere in the White House, I will be honored to send them with my compliments. With best wishes for your continued good health, I am Faithfully, thourit Nathan George Horwitt * Sent under separate cover. SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF BRAQUETTE THE ADJUSTABLE PICTURE FRAME 7 not received & A FINK, Mrs. Matilda Balboa, Canal Zone 1-22-41 Wrote to the President and sent him a Panama hat. See PPF 9-F mp PP7 9-1-1 r auring the world way- - what 2 has proven is a "Defeuse Measure" 7 notrecewid A UIHLEIN, Robert A., Milwaukee, Wisc. 1-29-41. Sends President a gift of a smoked venison ham. 2 CAn Stephen See P.P.F.9-U Done Reviding to book it 17 Foced of Froup at Jun br X to P and The 7 Romeve PPF Inca Key to gloreing health 9-H 5 the people of This Donly wish tat you and others near the President could Head it and till Reine about it Dee that + at he really Knows what at of written between its pages Billing Usla R during the world way- - what R has proven is a 11 "Wefeuse Measure" not received New Novris Reced ? Ehen 345 SYLVAN ROAD LAKE BLVFF, ILLINOIS 2/25/41 P.P.7, 9-H My dear Vru Stephen Hurley: Wednesday Done Ruiding to- day a book "focal In faction" by hh. Frouph Billings to the President and It is It the Key to glorious Mus. Rossevelt. it holds the Key to glorious health to the people of This Nation. Donly wish that you and others near the President could read it and tell Reice about it_ are that he really knows what it has written between its pages. the Frank Billing was Medical head of the amencau Red Cross during the world way- - what R has proven is a "Defeuse Measure of and vital to our country. , 2 I all unteusly interested in Rick people and Health- - a was sirl foryears with in fection in all parts on my body 1 by chance after consulting dozen of doctor - clinic etc for years found glorious Health- last year in Weshungton by chau ce again I found this wonder ful book what alfound by actual expensive by suffering and chance - her. Billing had proven thirty years ago - People are not cold It is now Time we The people see that the Rick of the nation is told. Sincerely Mrs. Durght H) Ruth Davis Holmes P.S. Written W There is positive proof of The cause of "In fantile Paralysis " el I contend the the Key to gloudus Health for each and RDH Mr worries Reed? Thursday every one in This country My dear Miss So Houd: a truly believe - Within its pages I have written Today D am sending the S President and Mrs. what I consider, positer Possevelt. a wonder ful proof as to the cause book "t real In fection of In fantile paralysis by hh. 7 rout Billings- It as years of was elb from Child Road part a very femous doctor forty - after searching medical head of the dozens of famous doctor during the world war, for years - consulting american Red Pross Ruis etc - by chance I found glorious Health - I was good on lie lithmetic - obscessed with gelling well I learned much I hase been interested in all sick people for years knowing why they who Rick - then last year in Washington by chan I I found this wonder ful book - what loops me years to find out throw pain and suffering- - had been proven by This great mon-thirty years befor I her been Ro very interected hur been amozed at the progress I have been able to make 1 have written to the President and mrs. Rossevelt from Time to time- I have been Qo alroid the Presedent had root filled teelh. dud I only hoped he didn't have his Tonsels was so happy when el sow the fell he had had Q lot of back betto out. D on 4 hoge you har time To need This great book and WO, Presider about of il. Surcenly Ruth D alrs Holmes P.S. W retter There is posilur proof of the cause of "In fantile Paralysis " el D contend mrs o' Hara no record "kickus OF on this mine CAN y 25, 1941 P.P.7. G-H 1 handed me your letter is much appreciated it the President is AI" friendly thought of Very sincerely yours, Very M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY x Professor R. J. M. Hobbs, The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. ada tites - - Jale around for some timed This has been "kicking ry 25, 1941 P.P.7. oh lit thanks for G-H 1 bbs: CAN as handed me your letter La ffer is much appreciated that the President is our friendly thought of Very sincerely yours, M.A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Professor R. J. M. Hobbs, The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. ada mr This has been received will February 25, 1941 P.P.7. you please have G-H it thanksh for bbs: CAN ias handed me your letter la ffer is much appreciated that the President is our friendly thought of Very sincerely yours, Very M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Professor R. J. M. Hobbs, The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. ada February 25, 1941 P.P.7. 9-H My dear Professor Hobbs: Mr. Early has handed me your letter of February twentieth. Your kind offer is much appreciated and I can assure you that the President is deeply grateful for your friendly thought of him. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Professor R. J. M. Hobbs, The University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. ada ach 2-25-41 THE university OF NORTH CAROLINA awa CHAPEL HILL DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS AND COMMERCE February 20, 1940 Hand Mr. Stephen T. Earley skinl Secretary to the President The White House Washington, D. C. Dear Mr. Earley May I ask whether anyone has ever sent to the President any North Carolina forest bine knots, similar to those used by x P.P.7. Abraham Lincoln for light? If not, I would like to send to President Roosevelt a box of them to burn in the White House q-P fireplace on March fourth, next. Please write me whether such a token of admiration and respect would be acceptable by the President. Very truly yours R. J. M. HOBBS Professor of Business Law Print and 1 KLEIN, Martin, New York, N.Y. 2-25-41 (ack.) Sends President jars of herring and salmon. See P.P.F.9-K br PP7 9.H 9.H Print and FION RUBEN, Mrs. Eva Duluth, Minn. 2/27/41 Wrote to the President and Mrs. Roosevelt sending them a hand- made horseshoe. ewr SEE PPF 9-R P.P.F 9- H Print and February 17, 1941 prt. 9-H My dear Mr. Hydeman: Many thanks in the President's behalf for the original drawing to which you refer in your note of January thirtieth. He wants me to XP.P.7. express his appreciation of your kind thought in 9-D sending it to him, and to convey his best wishes to you. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY X Sid L. Hydeman, Esq., Art Editor, McCall Corporation, 230 Park Avenue, New York, New York. pls ack McCALL CORPORATION P.7, 230 PARK AVENUE NEW YORK REDBOOK MAGAZINE January President Franklin D. Roosevelt, The White House, Washington, D.C. Dark hardett 30th, 1941 R&, -1-H Dear Mr President:- I thought that perhaps you would like to Pace + have the original drawing that we used sometime ago to illustrate 'Roosevelt alias Geldersman", by Hendrik 79-a Willem van Loon. XP.P.7. 2259 So here it is if you care to add it to you n.7.450 memorabillia. The drawing is by Fred G. Cooper. With sincere good wishes to you Sir, I am, Respectfully yours, Art Editor get alm land que pp.7. February 25, 1941 to q-H My dear Mr. Huey: The President has asked me to thank + you for your kind letter of February twenty- pr79-a first. He is glad indeed to have the old almanac you were so good as to enclose and X estitud* wants you to know how grateful he is for your friendly thought of him. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY X William Franklin Huey, Esq., 7900 Fifth Avenue, North, Birmingham, Alabama. get 3 Birmingham, Ala,, 2543 Feb. 21, 1941. Hon. Franklin D. Roosevelt, President of the United States, Washington, D. C. Thank you, In the Prosident's behalf, Hon. Sir: for year of Pebruary I am enclosing an Almanac, the year of your birth 1882, from your second home. This Almanac was distributed in my friendly home town, Douglasville, Georgia. you to form that he 1a wishing you many more Happy Birthdays, I am sincerely yours, Very respectfully yours, the am Franklin Huany Wm. Franklin Huey 7900 Fifth Ave. 3 No. New William 306 E. Fifth Street, Delphne, Obliga the small to ersm Pr7. February 25, 1941 q-H My dear Mrs. Helmkamp: Thank you, in the President's behalf, for your letter of February twenty-third, with the enclosed crucifix. He appreciates your friendly interest in writing him and wants you to know that he is grateful for your prayers. Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Mrs. William Helmkamp, 308 E. Fifth Street, Delphos, Ohio. lget 6 Selpho as Q Feb 23 - 1941 President Roosemelt any this lerncifix to Bless and Guide you pear President:- 5/4 right, Dear President Roasevelt to save america. keep america out of this British and act European war. and all Foreign Entanglments. God Bless and Save america. and our Sans from this Britise and European war. God have Mercy an all our Yours, and Save them. we Pray, and bey of The a God, let Thy Blessing of this leross Guide President Roose vell bong ressure Senators, Mr. abillhie Knoy, and all our was Leuchers, x h elf america one of this European, + all Foreign wars, Save america - God have mercy ou us all. Peace Peace, we beg of all you Leaders. we Gry to Thee Cl God, for help and war, God you are the only one can mercy, 5 are our Country from this help us, God have Mercy on us all God all mighty Bless President Rostvell, longressment and all our Leaders and our Souls, to Lifeeverl asting. with this Cross, and Save our Country, yours Truly mrs New Helmls amp. 308E 5th St Delphos Q. act P.S. SCHROEDER, Mrs. Amelia Leipsic, Ohio 2-13-41 Sent the President a Holy Cross. See P.P.F. 9-S 20, P.P.7, act 9-H W door Mome Harriso This has entred - to Where you way smell Example Door the bested- entre due with grows M Sches in the execution or bills No deeply appreciates your kind and wants - to when Me cordial good visites to years Very sincerely yours, No. the Letted PREVATE INSURANCE Its. Julian Ex Barrtous, First Bank Building, ICE Famo, Texas. pra-H museum cigarette Holder 7 m. hour February 20, 1941 My dear Mrs. Harrison: The President has asked me to thank you very much indeed for the hand- some gift which you presented to him on the occasion of his inauguration. He deeply appreciates your kind thought and wants me to extend his cordial good wishes to you. SENT Very sincerely yours, M. A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Mrs. Julian P. Harrison, First National Bank Building, K1 Paso, Texas. bk PARKHILL, Mrs. Bella Little Rock, Ark. 1.1.1.2 2_2_47 mp Files- Any previous correspondence from Mr. or Mrs. Julian P. Harrison, of El Paso Texas? Attach to file E.S. GEN. FILES 1933 . 36 - ARE BEING SENT TO H.P, THIS HAS GONE This is ALL we 400 DAte have SINCE THAT THE MHILE HONSE Attach to file of letter dated iday. February 20, 1941, signed by MALeHand if W I S to mp Mrs. Julian P. Harrison, First National Bank Building, El Paso, Texas. was any visiting here There was not a letter thank C.A.N. for Toxy mis Smith OW if iday. er is Thomas mp Dent h the Secret Service by this paty I emagine while she was visiting here There was not a letter Time a thank C.A.N. 4 friendly for the nearely reading 41a to Tory sincerely yours, Sentland MEDIAPE SEGUITARY Wrs. Marris, 1900 Albanazia Band Name tooks Hold fn Lork-y OW if iday. er is mp My done Mrs. Harrier The President liss asked - No. Namk PRO visue d'at much For your Triending OF February tenaty-fourth and For Me CAN claims which it la sincerely your in MS you DD Insury colleged and, - yes, DOB of We President National 400 4A bothing WE'S be given to Hrs. Carn Roosovalt. 1078 Tory sincerely your An Infland returns Mrs. Smille Davis, ASID Albanaria Send, Brocklys, Two toese Charlie, ay. Mrs. Smith wants to know if you have seen the letter which may have been in this envelope. mp Ny does Nrs. Borris the Prestant Totale - Check you us much for 15 Pobruary buenty-Courth and For SAM Fee wish 11 conwyn. Eu mincerely your Ax We you se Information the and X the by to mosservis. they storersly yours, - Telent PRESATE SUBTOTALE New Secrit, 1900 Address: Brooklin the CANADA PARKHILL, Mrs. Bella Little Rock, Ark. Ack'd. 3-3-41 Sent the President a carved horse for his birthday. See PPF 9-P PP7 mp 9-H February RT, Nrs. Herrian The Mory 24/1941. yairs Le Hand P.P.7. 7 9- gift the February 27, 1941 My dear Mrs. Harris: The President has asked me to thank you ever so much for your friendly letter of February twenty-fourth and for the good wishes which it conveys. He sincerely appreciates your thoughtfulness in sending the pictures you so kindly enclosed and, as you request, ** 672 the one of ex-President McKinley and his x mother will be given to Mrs. Sara Roosevelt. Very sincerely yours, M.A. LeHand PRIVATE SECRETARY Mrs. Sadie Harris, 1900 Albemarle Road, Brooklyn, New York. cd Feb. 24/1941. 3 Hon. President Roosevelt:- achid White House. Wash. D. C. 2/27 Dear President:- Enclosed please find two photos which I think you would like to see. Please pass the photo of President Mc. Kinley to your mother. It is a hobby of mine to collect photos since my girlhood days some forty yrs. back. If you care to keep them do so as I have a duplicate. Wishing you and your family the best -2- of health and happiness. Sincerely yours. Mrs Sadie Harris. 1900 Albemarle Road. Brooklyn. N.Y.2.