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to Seymour Halpern re: Halpern's remembrance for the loss of their son

Signed as President on White House stationery. JFK has struck the formal salutation "Congressman Halpern" and inserted "Seymour."

GLC02793.103

to Gouverneur Morris re: recommendation of Tobias Lear

Written as President to Morris, American Minister to France, recommending Lear: "[h]e is a person who possesses my entire friendship & confidence . . . ."

GLC02794.031

to William Graham

Foster writes to a childhood friend. Tells Graham of recently becoming a lawyer, his drive to succeed, and his plans to live in Nashville in order to "avoid a life of disagreeable solitude, in an insignificant country village." Dramatically reacts...

GLC02803

to Anthony Wayne re: perseverance in the "arduous but glorious struggle...."

Washington, responding to Wayne's letter of September 3 concerning someone's attempts to attack him before Washington, thanks him for his professions of friendship and reassures him of his own regard. Washington assures him that the "person to whom...

GLC02872

to Borie

Writes, "Hearing of your illness, I, some days ago, wrote to Mrs. Borie asking if she and you would not come down and spend a few days, or as long as you pleased, and recuperate and get well again. But before the mail went out I rec'd [sic] your...

GLC03018

to Dexter E. Kelpe

One letter from Mae Phelps to Dexter E. Kelpe dated March 6, 1946.

GLC10047.01.680

to Pop

One letter from Jon to Pop dated October 2, 1945.

GLC10047.01.684

to Donna

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from Loreen dated June 2, 1950.

GLC10079.01.63

to Dexter E. Kelpe

One letter from Theodore M. Schmidt to Dexter E. Kelpe dated March 25, 1946.

GLC10047.01.685

to Donna

One letter addressed to Donna Doniak from Loreen dated June 2, 1950.

GLC10079.02