[Letter, 1954 Dec. 14 : to Josie Carey and Fred Rogers].

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[Letter, 1954 Dec. 14 : to Josie Carey and Fred Rogers].

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Hazard enjoyed the "Children's Corner" book, "Our Small World." He writes that he likes the puppets on "Children's Corner" more than the attic characters that appear on the "Small World" portion of the show.

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