Letter : [Paterson, N. J.] to Dr. [Rudolph] Willard, 1949 Nov. 8.

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Letter : [Paterson, N. J.] to Dr. [Rudolph] Willard, 1949 Nov. 8.

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Expresses happiness at the good news of the Willard household and states he, Lynne, and Johanna are prospering; discusses his work at radio station WPAT.

1 item. 1 p. Typescript signed.

Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center

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