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to Richard H. Jackson

He had trouble at the post office and has sent a newspaper along.Charlie Austen and his cousin send their regards.

GLC07705.205

to Walter S. Field

asks that he appear for him in any suits that may be instituted against him as trustee for a Kickapoo indian named Wah-nah-ka.

GLC07733.02.1

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

informs him that Democrats of the town have started a petition to have someone else appointed post master after his term ends. asks that Bruce protect his rights since he still has one more year left.

GLC09400.273

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

writes that people are trying to get him out of office and he wants Bruce to make sure that doesn't happen.

GLC09400.301

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

letter of recommendation for J.R. Smith for Deputy Collector.

GLC09400.445

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

writes that most people are in favor of the current Post Master

GLC09400.491

to Blanche Kelso Bruce

urges senator to rush Terry Robinson's pension bill.

GLC09400.527

to Brother

thanks him for sending him food. glad to hear that he is well. have had bad times concerning the food that is currently available. other side dated March 14th. handwriting very shaky.

GLC09400.537

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Sylvia writes that she is in the country taking a rest and describes the food she has eaten.

GLC09414.0198

to Morris "Moe" Weiner

Sylvia mentioned seeing Ben, and told Mom and Pop about their having to move.

GLC09414.0538

to Sylvia Weiner

Moe mentions that an army nurse he knows wants to get her uniform altered and this reminds him of Sylvia getting Pap to alter her suits on Sunday evenings.

GLC09414.1021

to Sylvia Weiner

Moe says he is overwhelmed by the amount of mail he has received. He also says Sylvia's supervisor's ego is over-developed and her attachment to Sylvia shows signs of lesbianism.

GLC09414.1348

to children (Sylvia, Mad)

Sylvia's father writes that he heard that aunt Fanny is going into the hospital for treatment. He also says that he thinks David might be going to Julliard one day, and writes that it has been cloudy and rainy lately.

GLC09414.1587

To Mrs. Nueal Dorroh

Conner writes that Fayetteville, N.C. is 8 miles away from Fort Bragg. He says he will not go to Fayetteville though because it's a mean place and he doesn't want to get in trouble. He says that it is colder here and very rainy. He has not yet...

GLC09581.03

Davis Closing Order Leaves Future in Doubt

A photo of the Liberator "Lil Audrey" with two heavyweight champions.

Statistics for the 100 missions flown are painted on the plane.

The date of the clipping was found on Newspapers.com.

GLC09620.231

Prompt Action Respecting Finances, Etc.--Message from the President of the United States

One pamphlet entitled, "Prompt Action Respecting Finances, Etc.--Message from the President of the United States," dated March 10, 1933. Speech details the improval of the U.S. banking system and lists components of the deficit between 1931 to 1934.

GLC09693.01

Demonstration Brings Traffic to Standstill

One wirephoto entitled, "Demonstrations Brings Traffic to Standstill," taken by the Associated Press dated March 10, 1965. Image is of a group of protesters lying down in the middle of a street in downtown Chicago. Wire transfer information states...

GLC09718.01

Chicago

One telephoto entitled, "Chicago" taken by UPI dated March 10, 1965. Image is of protesters being arrested. A police officer drags a woman from the road. While others sit against a bus. One protester is speaking into a megaphone. Onlookers stand in...

GLC09718.02

Scene of Racial Unrest

One wirephoto entitled, "Scene of Racial Unrest," taken by Associated Press dated March 10, 1965. Image is a map of locations in Selma, Alabama identifying areas of civil rights demonstrations. The identified areas were Browns Chapel A.M.E. Church...

GLC09734.08

Freedom March On Capitol

One wirephoto entitled, "Freedom March On Capitol" taken by Associated Press dated March 10, 1965. Image is of students on a city street surrounded by state troopers, officials, and reporters in front of the Alabama State Capitol Building in...

GLC09734.09

Amendments To The Budget For 1945

One pamphlet entitled, "Amendments To The Budget For 1945," dated March 10, 1944. This pamphlet concerns an increase in the federal budget of $20,682,370. The increase concerns; services for the blind; education and training of defense workers...

GLC09693.31

to Mom and Dad

One letter addressed to Mom and Dad from Warren Schwartz dated March 10, 1941. Describes responsibilities, character of sergeants Grainger and Wauger, and weaponry.

GLC09662.002

to Naomi

One v-mail addressed to Naomi Hurwitz from Warren Schwartz dated March 10, 1943. Pertains to receiving her Valentine's Day cards, listening to British broadcast news and trying to find American news.

GLC09662.379

to Paul H. Lobik

One note by Paul H. Lobik dated March 10, 1937. The note reads, "March 10, 1937 On this night, June told me that she had been forbidden to see me."

GLC09576.119

to Paul H. Lobik

One letter from Pauline "Pat" Addison to Paul H. Lobik dated March 10, 1937.

GLC09576.120

To Donald Gibson

One letter from Gerald Ford to Donald Gibson dated March 10, 1983.

GLC08878.2013.02

to Florence Umbach

One letter from Catherine Umbach Griffin to Florence Umbach dated March 10, 1945.

GLC09952.033

to Mamma

One letter addressed to Anna Petty Benson from Eris B. Benson dated March 10, 1945. Pertains to life while stationed in Indonesia. Mentions weather and receiving various radio broadcasts to listen to.

GLC09954.280

to Dorothy K. Landau

One letter addressed to Dorothy K. Landau from Daniel Landau dated March 10, 1944. Pertains to daily life while stationed at a naval base.

GLC09993.424

to Arthur Ruhl

One letter from "Morris B." addressed to Arthur Ruhl dated December 30, 1922. Expresses his joy in Ruhl returning to the United States. Morris admits not wanting Ruhl's job responsibility as administrator. Follows up on his academic pursuits...

GLC09761.26

to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One letter from Florence Huber to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated December 10, 1943. Florence writes that they received his card and are glad to hear he enjoys the Navy. She mentions the picture that Leonard's mother gave to them, she compliments him on...

GLC09611.169.02

to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One letter from Raymond Wolverton to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated December 20, 1943. Wolverton is glad that Leonard wrote to him as he did not have Leonard's address. He outlines his schedule for school; day starts at 5:20 am with reveille; at 5:30 am...

GLC09611.177

to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One greeting card from Edith Hutton to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated December 19, 1943. Card features a flag and cross hovering over a winter scene with a church steeple. The card reads "There will always be a Christmas." The inside of the card...

GLC09611.185

to Susan Prowell Graeff

One letter from Leonard Eugene Graff to Susan Prowell Graeff dated December 20, 1943. He inquires about the address of Avis formerly Kapp, and her husband. He couldn't remember their last name and asked Susan to put it on the included envelope for...

GLC09611.187.02

to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One letter from Dottie Erickson to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated December 30, 1943 Dottie mentions how glad she was to hear that Leonard got home for Christmas. She reports that she had an old fashioned Christmas at her grandfather's farm. She is...

GLC09611.191

to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One letter from Thomas William Gassert to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated December 30, 1943. Gassert reports that he is now at Alameda Air Base. He details his recent deployments and training. He has returned to Alameda for gunnery school. The first...

GLC09611.192

to Leonard Eugene Graeff

One letter from Malinda Bayler to Leonard Eugene Graeff dated December 30, 1943. Malinda writes to tell Leonard about his mother, Susan, who is sick again and does not have the energy to write. Malinda asks Leonard to write a lot of letters to Susan...

GLC09611.193

to Robert A. Washington

GLC09829.02

to Brother and Sister Scott

One letter addressed to "Brother and Sister Scott," dated Fairfax, Iowa, dated December 10, 1868 from Reuben. Describes the family; the cold weather and their brother who has been buying land. Includes a second note dated Saturday Eve from Olive...

GLC09832.41

[Bill of services rendered to Seth Miner]

One bill of services rendered to Seth Miner dated Norwich, December 30, 1780. Pertains to fees for keeping Phebe Watson a "transient delirious person" guarded in Norwich. Reasons for keeping her guarded were not stated.

GLC09836.03

to Frank B. White

One letter from L. Jean White to Frank B. White dated December 20, 1939. Letter is written before their marriage, Jean still uses her maiden name Larcombe.

GLC09855.023

to L. Jean White

One letter from Frank B. White to L. Jean White dated December 10, 1944. Sent care of Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. Mentions friends from home, and asks Jean when she receives his allotment checks.

GLC09855.133

to L. Jean White

One V-Mail from Frank B. White to L. Jean White dated December 10, 1944. Sent care of Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California. A V-Mail Christmas greeting card featuring a Santa wearing a marine helmet and sitting on a globe. The Santa also...

GLC09855.135

to L. Jean White

One letter from Frank B. White to L. Jean White dated December 20, 1944. Sent care of Fleet Post Office in San Francisco, California.

GLC09855.143

to Ruth Fairchild

One letter addressed to Ruth Fairchild from Don dated December 10, 1945. Gives updates on weather, the expected date of his discharge and that he hasn't been paid recently.

GLC09903.50

to Alexander Milton Ross

One letter from Ruth Brown Thompson to Alexander Milton Ross dated December 30, 1892. Thanking him for a photograph of her father and discussing her sister Annie's hard life and marriage. [Last page appears to be missing]

GLC03007.56.18

Tax document

GLC03131.15.048

to Mary Ewing

One letter addressed to Mary Ewing from Addison Lee Ewing dated March 9, 1864. Mentions that the most common site on their march were dead donkeys. Details the conditions.

GLC03523.28.122

to Mary Ewing

One letter addressed to Mary Ewing from Addison Lee Ewing dated Wilmington, March, 9, 1865.

GLC03523.28.151