5 November 1973

Calper, fl. 1973

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from Calper to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated November 5, 1973. Calper supports the impeachment of President Nixon. He writes, "IMPEACHMENT NOW" and also states, "This is my first written request of my life to a representative."

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5 November 1973

Pomerance, Jerome D., fl. 1973

Typed letter signed

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from Jerome D. Pomerance to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated November 5, 1973. Pomerance supports the impeachment of President Nixon. He notes he is a Citizen of Moorehead's district. The letter is written on Pomerance Advertising stationary.

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5 November 1973

Rogers, Mildred, fl. 1973

Typed letter signed

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from Mildred Rogers to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated November 5, 1973. Rogers supports the impeachment of President Nixon and writes, "If he is not not impeached there is great danger that he will find an excuse to impose martial law against dissenters (his "enemies"), and the press."

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5 November 1973

Weiner, S., fl. 1973

Typed letter signed

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from S. Weiner to Congressman Carlos Moorhead dated November 5, 1973. Weiner supports the impeachment of President Nixon.

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5 November 1973

Joseph, Linda R., fl. 1973

Postcard

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One postcard from Linda R. Joseph to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated November 5, 1973. Joseph supports the impeachment of President Nixon.

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5 November 1973

Marshall, Susan, fl. 1973

Postcard

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One postcard from Linda R. Joseph to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated November 5, 1973. Joseph supports the impeachment of President Nixon.

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5 November 1973

Steinmetz, H.C., fl. 1973

Postcard

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One postcard from H.C. Steinmetz and Mrs. H.C. Steinmetz to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated November 5, 1973. The Steinmetzs support the impeachment of President Nixon.

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July 1938

Object

Title: Screws from Robert L. Stone's leg

One framed medical device dated July 1938. Frame contains metal plate that was placed in Robert L. Stone's leg after a car accident when he was sixteen. The plate and screws were removed in January 1944 at March Field, California. The plate was removed as it caused medical issues during Stone's training. The planes provided no protection from the cold temperatures at high altitudes and caused issues with the metal plate.

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1981

Pic Photos, fl. 1981

Photograph

Title: [Robert and Shelia Stone meeting Queen Elizabeth II]

One photograph taken by Pic Photos dated 1981. Photograph taken at a London Theater at a command performance of the 1981 movie "Absence of Malice" starring Paul Newman, Sally Field, and directed by Sidney Pollack. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip were in attendance. In the photograph, left to right: Sheila Stone, Robert L. Stone, Executive Vice President at Columbia Pictures, Katherine Price nee Crawford, Frank Price, President of Columbia Pictures Productions, and Queen Elizabeth II.

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5 November 1973

Speich, Carrol H., fl. 1973

Typed letter signed

Title: to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead

One letter from Carrol H. Speich, Charles L. Speich and Charles H. Speich to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead dated November 5, 1973. The Speichs support the impeachment of President Nixon. They note that they are registered voters.

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5 November 1973

Battram, Charles E. Jr., fl. 1973

Typed letter signed

Title: to Peter W. Rodino

One letter from Charles E. Jr. Battram and Mrs. Charles E. Battram, to Congressman Peter W. Rodino copied to Congressman Carlos J. Moorhead, Congressman Charles Wiggins and Congressman George Danielson dated November 5, 1973. The Battrams support the impeachment of President Nixon. They note that they do not want Gerald Ford to automatically become president after the impeachment, and comment that "the President might even "manufacture" an international crisis and launch a military "coup" to maintain himself in office."

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27 March 1943

Grwoley, Jules, fl. 1943

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Dorothy Silbiger

One letter from Jules Grwoley to Dorothy Silbiger dated March 27, 1943. Jules complains to Dorothy that he hasn't heard from her husband, Richard, in almost a month. Jules mentions that in Dorothy's last letter to him, she mentioned seeing him in a dream and he doesn't want her dreaming of him. Jules wants Florence to dream of him instead. He complains about K.P. (kitchen patrol) duty, and scrubbing. He says it is not good for his complexion. Jules will be done with radio training in three weeks, and hopes to be in Florida before then. He likes the idea of living in Florida, but plans to wait…

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2 May 1943

Gerber, Jack, fl. 1941-1943

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Dorothy Silbiger

One letter from Jack Gerber to Dorothy Silbiger dated May 2, 1943. Jack writes that mutual friends, Betty and Sam, just got married and should be home from their honeymoon soon. He complains about how much work he has to do and how busy they are with classes. He reports that it's about a year of schooling condensed into four months. He apologizes for the letter being so short, but he has to be fast with everything. This letter is written on Camp Davis stationery.

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1 June 1943

Gerber, Jack, fl. 1941-1943

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Dorothy Silbiger

One letter from Jack Gerber to Dorothy Silbiger dated June 1, 1943. Jack starts explaining that each letter he writes tends to get written over the course of a week when he catches little breaks to work on it. He complains that with the pace of classes his handwriting is getting bad as he struggles to write quickly enough to take notes. Jack also writes he will be a real smart guy once they see each other again if he retains most of what he is learning. The topics include; surveying, map reading, airplane recognition, motor transportation, rifles, telephones, radio, electricity, and a lot on…

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16 June 1943

Stone, Sayord, fl. 1943-1944

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Richard Jerome Silbiger

One letter from Sayord Stone to Richard Jerome Silbiger dated June 16, 1943. Sayord writes that he received Richard's letter and understands the contentment he gets from Dorothy's presence. He asks if Richard is loving radar work. Sayord writes the O.C.S. (Officer Candidate School) is diminishing and getting replaced by WAAC's (Women's Army Auxiliary Corps). There is now an order that 80 percent of the personnel must be 1B men. He writes that this week they started training. He feels it is weird as it is his first time training since basic. Syaord writes that despite his wife's objections he…

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11 June 1943

Linder, Arno, fl. 1943

Typed letter signed

Title: to Richard Jerome Silbiger

One letter from Arno Linder to Richard Jerome Silbiger dated June 11, 1943, but postmarked July 12, 1943. Arno updates Richard on some of their comrades writing: Paul Margolin is at the University of Mississippi, Milt Wiltsek is at Georgia Tech, and Joe Sugarman arrived at Macon that morning. Arno is taking a review course for the 268 (Signal Corps Radio no. 268) that lasts four weeks. He heard that Richard has signed up to be an aviation cadet and thinks he should back out. He says Richard should contact Colonel Green and Green will go to bat for his group. Arno complains about Macon,…

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13 July 1943

Maddow, Les, fl. 1943

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Richard Jerome Silbiger and Dorothy Silbiger

One letter from Les Maddow to Richard Jerome Silbiger and Dorothy Silbiger dated July 13, 1943. Les writes he is glad that Richard got the post as a clerk as that means Dorothy can live with him in Tampa. Les has been sent to Rhode Island as a part of ASTP (Army Specialized Training Program) and is learning math, physics, chemistry, English, history, geography, and military government. The best part is Rhode Island is only three and a half hours from New York, so he is able to go home nearly every weekend. This letter is written on Camp Murphy, Florida stationary, but is written in Kingston,…

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23 August 1943

Friedman, Stanley L., fl. 1943

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Richard Jerome Silbiger

One letter from Stanley L. Friedman to Richard Jerome Silbiger, dated August 23, 1943. Stanley writes that ASTP (Army Specialized Training Program) is tough but he loves it. He has never worked so hard, but he really enjoys the information and time really flies. He likes Raleigh even though he only gets to leave base Saturday night. The only way the post could be better is if his wife could be there with him. He hopes Richard is enjoying aviation as much as he is enjoying ASTP.

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22 August 1943

Pollinsger, Oscar, fl. 1943

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Richard Jerome Silbiger

One letter from Oscar Pollinsger to Richard Jerome Silbiger, dated August 22, 1943. Oscar writes that he just got back from an emergency furlough to take care of his dad who had a heart attack. Before his furlough he was in the hospital for heat prostration, and during furlough he caught a cold. He and his father are feeling much better now. He complains about his position and rank to an inspector who promised to help him. He hopes he will be sent to base intelligence to get into cryptanalysis. Oscar also says that last week all the signal companies on base went on a ten mile hike. He writes…

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9 September 1943

Holbrooke, Lenore, fl. 1943-1944

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Richard Jerome Silbiger

One letter from Lenore Holbrooke to Richard Jerome Silbiger, dated September 9, 1943. Lenore writes to her nephew that she bought and sent a box of cookies that his father said he likes. She hopes all is well, and that the heat in Florida wasn't too bad for him this last summer.

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21 October 1943

Maddow, Les, fl. 1943

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Richard Jerome Silbiger

One letter from Les Maddow to Richard Jerome Silbiger, dated October 21, 1943. Les congratulates Richard for joining the aviation cadets, and that he is to start basic tomorrow. He is taking analytics, geometry, physics, chemistry, history, geography, and English classes at the college. He is not sure why the Army sent them to school unless they plan to use them after the war, but he is not complaining. He gets to go home to New York every weekend. The program takes twenty one months, and at the end he will get college credit for the classes. A mutual friend "Smiley" arrived with 300 other…

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12 December 1943

Lyon, Ann, fl. 1943

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Richard Jerome Silbiger

One letter from Ann Lyon to Richard Jerome Silbiger, dated December 12, 1943. Ann writes to her nephew that a care package is coming his way, but not to believe its size as a lot of it is packaging. the box contatins stuffed Olives that his Aunt Sade said he likes. She left the packaging to a man at Delaney Street, and when he finished packing it looked much bigger. Sends her love to Dorothy.

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12 December 1943

Zeffert, Rhona, fl. 1943

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Richard Jerome Silbiger

One letter from Rhona Zeffert to Richard Jerome Silbiger, dated December 12, 1943. Rhona writes that Richard hasn't been a good friend as she had to hear about his marriage second hand, and get updates on him from other people. She writes that Arnold, who now goes by Allen, is at Tennessee-Eastman College. Herbert, is in Minnesota at college and is now a corporal. She reports that she has lost some weight, and at her last appointment the doctor said she was under weight. She has no plans to get married yet but is having fun. She hopes to see Richard and Dorothy soon and have a dinner with…

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19 December 1943

Holbrooke, Lenore, fl. 1943-1944

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Richard Jerome Silbiger

One letter from Lenore Holbrooke to Richard Jerome Silbiger, dated December 19, 1943. Lenore writes that she sent a package with a Christmas gift for Dorothy although it is addressed to Richard. She is glad that he received the package she sent earlier with the bracelet and soap. Had she known that soap was such a luxury item she would have sent more, but she will send a few boxes when Richard is more settled. Lenore tells Richard not to send a Christmas gift to her as the prices and shipping are so expensive. She will, "take the will for the deed and appreciate it just the same." Lenore…

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25 January 1944

Bruttman, Sade, fl. 1943-1944

Autograph letter signed

Title: to Richard Jerome Silbiger

One letter from Sade Bruttman to Richard Jerome Silbiger, dated January 25, 1944. Sade writes that she was shocked to hear that Dorothy needed surgery. She assures Richard he did the right thing in standing by his wife and telling the army where they stand. She asks Richard to tell Dorothy to be careful when she is released. If she has any money problems let her know, as she would be there to help. She also mentions sending a silk gown to Dorothy that she was saving for Dorothy's birthday gift, but decided to give it to her early as a get well soon gift. She asks for a picture of Dorothy, and…

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