13 April 1945

Burbank Evening Review

Newspaper clipping

Title: Burbank Evening Review [Vol. XXXVVI No. 224 (April 13, 1945)]

One newspaper clipping from the Burbank Evening Review dated April 13, 1945. The item contains a headline entitled, "The World Mourns FDR's Death." Articles printed pertain to President Franklin Roosevelt's funeral procession and updates on his death. Also shown is Harry S. Truman being sworn into the office of the president.

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April 14, 1945

Los Angeles Herald Express

Newspaper clipping

Title: Los Angeles Evening Herald Express [Vol. LXXV No. 17 (April 14, 1945)]

One issue of the Los Angeles Evening Herald Express dated April 14, 1945. Articles printed pertain to the Truman Administration transferring from the Roosevelt Administration; reports of the Japanese army's response to Roosevelt's death; advertisements dedicating their space in the paper to Roosevelt; list of church services in the Los Angeles area; and cartoons.

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14 April 1945

Los Angeles Herald Express

Newspaper clipping

Title: Los Angeles Evening Herald Express [Vol. LXXV No. 17 (April 14, 1945)]

One issue of the Los Angeles Evening Herald Express dated April 14, 1945. Articles printed pertain to local Los Angelenos reflections on the passing of President Roosevelt; college sports updates; features on upcoming film releases; radio programming; and society news,

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16 April 1945

Daily News, fl. 1944-1945

Newspaper clipping

Title: Daily News

One issue of the Daily News dated April 16, 1945. Articles printed pertain to funeral services for President Roosevelt. Second page is related to updates on California news.

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1 May 1945

Daily News, fl. 1944-1945

Newspaper clipping

Title: Daily News

One issue of the Daily News dated May 1, 1945. The newspaper is a special printing announcing the death of Adolf Hitler. Articles printed pertain to the Axis reaction; chances of parley; a petition sent by Jewish and Black people who request banning racial discrimination in parley; and local news. In the same article related to Jewish people involved with parley they also ask for support to relocate to Palestine.

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7 May 1945

Daily News, fl. 1944-1945

Newspaper clipping

Title: Daily News

One issue of the Daily News dated May 7, 1945. Item is a fragmented special announcing the surrender of the German forces. Reverse side contains articles related to parley conferences that took place in San Francisco.

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15 August 1945

Los Angeles Times (Firm)

Newspaper

Title: Los Angeles Times [Vol. LXIV (August 15, 1945)]

One issue of the Los Angeles Times dated August 15, 1945. Articles printed pertain to the end of World War II; the surrender of the Japanese Army; photo essay and outline illustrating the events of fighting in the Pacific; celebration in Los Angeles; and sports updates.

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15 August 1945

Los Angeles Times (Firm)

Newspaper

Title: Los Angeles Times [Vol. LXIV (August 15, 1945)]

One issue of the Los Angeles Times dated August 15, 1945. Articles printed pertains to advancements of radar technology; listing the names of deceased Navy officers; film showtimes; pinions on the end of the war; highlights of different women's achievements; fashion; and cartoons.

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11 August 1977

unknown, fl. 1987

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Connie Wetmore

One letter addressed Connie Wetmore from Rod Wetmore dated August 11, 1977. Pertains to arriving to a military base. Describes it as "Shangri-la."

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circa 1973-1974

Los Angeles Herald, fl. 1973-1974

Newspaper clipping

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One undated newspaper clipping entitled "Stacked Deck" printed by the Los Angeles Herald. Article criticizes Congress and provides suggestions on ways to improve congressional processes.

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28 August 1974

Moorhead, Carlos J., 1922-2011

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Teresa M. O'Hara

One letter addressed to Teresa M. O'Hara dated August 28, 1974. Moorhead writes that he defended Nixon on the House floor. Writes "I think he went out of office in great style with no vindictiveness toward his enemies and with only hope and best wishes with the American people."

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10 August 1974

O'Hara, Teresa M., fl. 1974

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from Teresa M. O'Hara addressed to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated August 10, 1974. O'Hara is against the impeachment of President Nixon and writes that the Republic did not support Nixon; she states that she doesn't want to vote anymore, and accused Moorhead of failing to stand with President. "Your failure to stand by the President distresses me."

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23 August 1974

Moorhead, Carlos J., 1922-2011

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter addressed to Mrs. C.E. Sharp from Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated August 23, 1974. He states that he does not want to pass a resolution against Nixon and Leon Jaworski, special prosecutor, would prosecute Nixon. "I certainly agree with you that no purpose would be served by further harassing him."

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8 August 1974

Sharp, C.E., Mrs., fl. 1974

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from Mrs. C.E. Sharp addressed to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated August 8, 1974. Sharp is against the impeachment of President Nixon and wishes for the Watergate investigation to be concluded since the president resigned. She writes, "For the benefit of our nation and our image to the rest of the world, please do all you can to bring the Watergate tragedy to an end."

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26 August 1974

Moorhead, Carlos J., 1922-2011

Autograph letter signed

Title: to J. DeWitt Fox

One letter from Carlos J. Moorhead to J. DeWitt Fox dated August 26, 1974. Carlos J. Moorhead. He stated that he hopes Nixon will be remembered for his accomplishments, and hopes for healing of relations in the future. "I think he went out of office in great style with no vindictiveness toward his enemies and with only hope and best wishes with the American people."

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5 August 1974

Fox, J. DeWitt, fl. 1974

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from J. DeWitt Fox to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated August 5, 1974. Fox is against the impeachment of President Nixon and supports Moorhead who opposed impeachment. "I was very proud of you when you came out on TV with a forthright loud and strong 'NO' against impeachment!"

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26 August 1974

Moorhead, Carlos J., 1922-2011

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Marion P. Soderberg

One letter from Carlos J. Moorhead to Marion P. Soderberg dated August 26, 1974. Carlos J. Moorhead. He states his opposition to Nixon being prosecuted his resignation from the office.

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9 August 1974

Soderberg, Marion P., fl. 1973-1974

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from Marion P. Soderberg to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated August 9, 1974. Soderberg is against the impeachment of President Nixon. She feels that Nixon should not be prosecuted. She writes, "Our trial now is the quality of mercy of you and others who hold power over the future fate of a man who has given generously of his considerable talents, and possibly has much more to give."

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22 August 1974

Moorhead, Carlos J., 1922-2011

Autograph letter signed

Title: to John H. Richardson

One letter from Carlos J. Moorhead to John H. Richardson dated August 22, 1974. He states his opposition to Nixon being prosecuted since his resignation. He writes, "I certainly agree with you that no purpose would be served by further harassing him."

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9 August 1974

Richardson, John H., fl. 1974

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from John H. Richardson to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated August 9, 1974. Richardson is against the impeachment of President Nixon and asks for Congress to stop taking any further actions against Nixon.

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23 August 1974

Moorhead, Carlos J., 1922-2011

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Donald A. Auwarter

One letter from Carlos J. Moorhead to Donald A. Auwarter dated August 23, 1974. States his opposition to Nixon being prosecuted since his resignation. He writes, "I certainly agree with you that no purpose would be served by further harassing him."

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9 August 1974

Auwarter, Donald W., fl. 1974

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from Donald W. Auwarter to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated August 9, 1974. Auwarter is against the impeachment of President Nixon and believes Nixon should receive immunity. He writes, "What more can we do to him than force him to resign from the highest office in the world."

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23 August 1974

Moorhead, Carlos J., 1922-2011

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Robert M. Bollinger

One letter from Carlos J. Moorhead to Robert M. Bollinger dated August 23, 1974. Moorhead states his opposition to Nixon being prosecuted since his resignation. "I certainly agree with you that no purpose would be served by further harassing him."

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9 August 1974

Bollinger, Robert M., fl. 1974

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from Robert M. Bollinger to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated August 9, 1974. Bollinger is against the impeachment of President Nixon. He supports Moorhead for attempting to fight against impeachment unlike other Republicans who voted with Democrats. He's also concerned with treatment of Edwin Reinecke. "We deplore the actions of those Republicans who allow themselves to become pawns of the Democratic block (sic)."

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21 August 1974

Moorhead, Carlos J., 1922-2011

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Grace Leadingham

One letter from Carlos J. Moorhead to Grace Leadingham dated August 21, 1974. Moorhead does not think Congress will vote for Nixon's immunity; however, he wishes for Congress to get back to the important issues. He writes, "I do not think that there is a chance that Congress will vote immunity for former President Nixon, but I hope that the Special Prosecutor will ... not bring acase (sic) against him in court."

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