ALS, 1951 July 19 & 29, 1951 October 28, 1956 May 10 & June 8 : Woodhills Ranch, Cupertino, California / to John Moore, Pasadena, California.

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ALS, 1951 July 19 & 29, 1951 October 28, 1956 May 10 & June 8 : Woodhills Ranch, Cupertino, California / to John Moore, Pasadena, California.

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Cora Older, widow of Fremont Older (editor of Hearst's San Francisco Call) writes to John Moore. She refers to Hearst as a poet and a poem Hearst wrote (which concluded her book on William Randolph Hearst) which was read at Hearst's burial service. "Mr. Hearst was a very remarkable man, and he will be deeply missed by many."

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