Willkie, Wendell Lewis 1892-1944. Correspondence, 1935, 1941.

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Willkie, Wendell Lewis 1892-1944. Correspondence, 1935, 1941.

1935

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Correspondence, includes two thank you notes. The first thank you note, for the gift of a booklet and encouraging words, was sent to Claude Hamilton, Grand Rapids (Mich.), signed by Willkie, Dec. 21, 1935. The second note, for encouraging words, was sent to Charles Seliger, Jersey City (N.J.), signed by Willkie's secretary, T. Fickner, March 6, 1941. Both notes are on Willkie's letterhead stationery.

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