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- velvets
few days ago.
Yours,
,J I
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22 February 191}2
Dear Jim:
f understand that there is a likelihood
that Congress will create a new Municipal
Court of Al)peals in the District of Columbia .
I am helpful that it will be possible for
you
- Judge appointments, Army Air Support Command for Austin, office visits and mailing. Attachments concerning judge appointments for new Municipal Court of Appeals in the District of Columbia
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do
to &n er some of your .uestio~a: (See your lett.r of
prtl 12 , 3rd p
(1)
e ,}
The news
nd ticker oerv1oe in ff;nuary showed ·1 245
bec&uae J:1?5 was for the month of January and ~la was for a prior
period. 1'be $180 for Jlaroh ehould have
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not be considered. ,J,.. ~ ... Ac,- ~
\ '"i ~ • -l .
Pho.rut Calls: Innumerable
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I Exerc:tireS from four to six d°jf1 at m-~- ~ym~
Hts
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Darling the news from the exercises is very good11 I h~~~
lost an inch in the hips, an inch
- Daily summary including letters written and office visits, Lady Bird exercises, office responsibilities; annotations from LBJ to Lady Bird
- to see Gordon al' eopie , w1 th his h lp, the na es
r t
of l l papers in our pr1maeycover g
h re r 80
ppr, not counting Be arCount7 1 76 weeklies en 4 dailies.
Rat e average about 30¢• aybe 32¢ 1 per column 1noh. Gordon
an
au.gge ts on
column ide, eix
- of receipt is STANDARD TIME at point of destination
JA493 20 3 ~X~=MARSHALL TEX VIA MAYSVILLE KY 3r1
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LYNDON JOHNSON=
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HAPPY NEW YEAR TO MY DEAR THE SPEM
- Happy New Year
- a.
Rogers a~ ,ia not to sk for a new ol iti if 1oat1on , even
1f n w d.utea r nd re pone1b1l1tee were. adAed. .. becau e th t was
corning to be looked upon ae a.n ttempt at evasion of th law.
It goea to Houston, vhere they just rJ'mil._1t--no a.ct
- Asking to store film from election, for new film to take pictures of bluebonnets, and clippings from the clippings file to be used for writing a new program script
- him that rllr. Joe Connally, President of King Fea tu.res and
INS, had had a conference with vou and that an agreement of this
nature had been reac,hed: INS would cease the service and cease
the charge on their news service to us imn1edia tely
- LBJ and Ambassador's wives, party in honor of Anthony Celebrezze, Lady Bird and Lynda travel plans to New York for shopping, LBJ diet and health
- Press; Homer
Williams of the Postal Clerk (about you); and Mr. Buckner
of the San Marcos Record. Today I see I have the fo~lowing
to write: Mrs. Dale of the J3J..a.nco_Oounty News; Mrs. Glidden of the Johnson City Courier; and Leslie Cooper ot the
San
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ii..el.d.A; and 7 new/.JpapVLwoman. PLeMe look
W.t and [P-ve me ';f0Wl opi..nion.
ai..
.the encl..o/.Jed
3.
_9. have a couple ot addi..Li.orw .to .the up corru..nfj5.tate dinnvw wl-u...ch cvz..e encl..o/.Jed.
Y
L/-. On 9anucvz..ff 2 0 _9. want
- State of the Union, LBJ health and exercise, Women Doers Luncheons, possible trip to New York for the opening of The Repertory Theatre
- legtsl t1on, that the House passed it, and O'D. vetoed
it, thereby "saving my skin" and, I gathered, seving his prestige
with hie oompany. He se1d he was going to aue the Reader's Digest u: they printed the New Republic (or '.Nation??) story eeying
- was all 1.in and they were going to New
York over the week-end for a vacation\ (She was really glad I
_.!..n --, ~
took notice of her to ask her though, and I'm very glad I got
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that off.) So I actually took Mrs. Arthur Carter, who has moved
up here
- be going to
dinner or meeting him anywhere o
not going to New
York this· week-end and that I
. t want him to call me with
any plans to -~!£1f!ie a meet·
hink he knew it all ahead
of time and was n~ surprised
waa very full of gh.arming
compliments, whioh
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mand being approved end he said he had--so I will forbear. \A
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1(rY.
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I called Kate Foley as soon as your letter came.
Mrs. Forrestal is at Doctors' Hospital, East End Avenue at
87th Street, New York City, N. Y. She has been there for ~, 1 -H
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meeting at it's monthly luncheon Wednesday--for which I
would not give two pins except that I do see about twenty
Congressmen's wives there and this time it is being given
as a farewell party for Mrs. Leavy before they leave to
assume the new duties.
V
- this
part would be a total loss to you,
ASCA
COM TRACT
E seoe signed
the contract, J?aul
Anderson. the ASCAP a gent in
it together with a str ong
letter r eoommending settlement tor : 250 to their New York headq uarters--o r mn.ybo he had a lready sent
- of any uncertainties and to enerate a
little enthusiasm.
Now, dear, I shall begin giving you report• on all the thin a you a&ked about.
2.
l.
Statue of' new epaoe
As you suggested l asked Jamie to phon• Sourry •
He phoned both Scurry and San
- believe there
really is a clever campaigh going on to take away all the
gains of the New Deal and turn the country back to the folks
who ran it in the Twenties--and unfortunately they seem to
have enough right on their side because of the War that they
may
- March 12, 1942--1 P.
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Darling;
The best news I've had today came in a wire from Aunt
Effie this morning--a oopy of' which I shall enclose. In
February, 1939, just before she oame to see us in Washington
when ff'! were living at 1910 Kalorama
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Aubrey Williams, Maury Mavericks, Mrs. John Corson, Alt"'
meyers, a Mrs. Ellen Woodw~rd of Mississippi--quite a sle
of ardent New Dealers, that now nearly extinct breed.
Mr. Corson has been drafted by Altmeyer into holding three
·
jobs, one of which, re
- 8:54 a.m. April 8, 1943
Dearest Love:
I'll beg in with the good news--a meager but very welcome
bit.
•
HANDLEY JUDG1irENT
:Mr •. Looney had the following wire from R. B. Anderson yesterday afternoon: ••settlement agreement approved by all parties
- • . .nr 01met a#t'17.pe-wri'tera. ' Ith a been
ehe per to rea-t lb n to own b•••u•• ,.o l- rep ira ani . aerT1••• Uaei
'lo rent from Rea1nglon Rani, \ • TNa■uxy Department allei i
all lhoN t irly new motel ,,~-wm."4tra, were then toree to
rent olter moi•l
- to,al t ~150.
C st r
s r1tt en 1me Rad t o tor an 1t 1zed st · ement ad !gne4
purch s ord r.
ll ng them
out ~ new o n r hip end our 4ee1r to
pey ott 1f it ts proved to the auiti\torle atiefact t on that it 1
f1t
d bt. .1 e ane rd our resister d 1 tt r
- and the WPA
trying to re.train workers right in the plants, so they will be
useable when the new war-materials begin to be made. We are oertainly going to have a lot of salesmen to re-tra.in--I just wish
I thought there was somebody actually doing it.
Thursday
- ,rary from
August tbrough Aprill, $600, or a to~el of $1873. The contr&ct
pr1 ce for the library ia :~?100 per monthr,, but since they weren't
sending us new reles sea, scripts, or sales help ide&s, they reduce
it 25%and .mske it :,75 per month . Senator
- put it, his &p lication i n the 0N0P
in Tew Orleans 1st r'."'eJtember for · Li uten.. nt J. G., in ny sort of
constr1ction worm or in ra ar lot planning. He had a letter from
New Orleans sayi ·1g that they had no o:peninp;s for ·men of his qualifies ti
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I.t you ob~eot, let me k.no • oth rwise I sh 11 write
lilm. An1 old uncl 1 ed r
orda of no u e to ue I sh ll give to Reed's
b cau ., thy ar nice to us and thy need them for eor p, else the1
oan' t g t new record •
Jam1e oalle. Scurry today. was told
- the same. only a little more, than he would get
when his salary was raised here. He hed come to Austin for his wife's
health and they liked Austin fine but now had learned of a new diathermy
treatment whereby he thought his wife could get along alright
- Harfield starting at station and station picnic, KTBC moving studio space, difficulty collecting on old account debts, getting new KTBC studio space furnished and arranged
- "Education for
Death" and that other book. You have more ability to translate
other folks ideas into action than anybody I know, so I love for
you to lay yourself open to many new influences and ideas.
The Little Congress Banquet was fun. Tex and I sat
- its
s· lesmen on a co_mission basis . ~ b~sic snlary of v45 par week
would be dlright with the unc~ers to.nd in,_:; that he hu c. :.:. quot o. of
about ,,300 per week cldvertisine; to sell ~n order to eL.rn that
sal~ry--of course~ new 1w~n could
- ong
letter 't". eoom.rnending settlom nt tor 1'. 25 t o tlieir New York hea.d,1 u.r~r-
tora--o r m·-- y'bo ho had · lr ady. sont the l etter,
.. r now u sin
t.SC.t-. mud o. but the wholo thin~ OtHl 1t bo h oneotl)' pro nmmoosd
we hour bhn
tho lietv Y
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Your ter too
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evote4
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our
ew plane, new
- :PRESENTATIVE
For joe
Holm n
town
u,ler 1 ?enn .•
HJ'B Greeusburg,"
ViKPA New .tansin&ton,
Pen..u.
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250
.PA
\t?orld
250
GP
Lang-~; orth
250
UP
J?A
Philadelphia, .t:>'1 +1000
.1m!U Rec ing, Pa .
lOGO
JPIC Sharon, Penn.
vSBA Yox·k, Penn
