[Letter] 1936 May 5, the White House, Washington [to] Rev. Marshall L. Scott, Prattsburg, New York / Franklin D. Roosevelt.

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[Letter] 1936 May 5, the White House, Washington [to] Rev. Marshall L. Scott, Prattsburg, New York / Franklin D. Roosevelt.

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Typed letter, signed, on White House letterhead. Extends felicitations on the 100th anniversary of the departure of Dr. Marcus Whitman for the Pacific Northwest.

1 p. ; 23 cm.

Presbyterian Historical Society, PHS

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Presbyterian Historical Society, PHS

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Scott, Marshall Logan, 1908-

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