Correspondence of Elsie Fowkes Jackson [manuscript], 1950-1976.

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Correspondence of Elsie Fowkes Jackson [manuscript], 1950-1976.

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Includes letters from 1950 August 7 to 1950 November 26 regarding family members and making references to the Korean War; a letter to Mrs. Elsie F. Jackson from Mrs. D.P. (Mary Eleanor) Ciaccio, Consultant on Children's Theatre rejecting a play, 1952 March 12; and other letters of interest from Patricia Nixon, John N. Dalton, and the offices of Richard Nixon and Dwight D. Eisenhower.

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University of Virginia. Library

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