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April 2
1810 37th St., N.W., Washington, D. c.
CZ) Goldschmidt
February 14
3036 P. St., N. W., Washington, D. c •
✓ Ann
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Col. E.
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Gene Lassater
V Henderson, Texas
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Betty Long (Mrs. Bob Long)
January 17
March
- disheartened about the state of affairs at WPB and the ~ J
. REA-Faddis Committee-WPB-Priva-tePower Company-Bob Poage fuss.
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\ht,e....,senator writes that it would be the achievement of the year
if we
- him ainoe he promised to have the itemisation ready for him on !Ueaday or laet
w ek. I myself ho.ve heard him call tw1oe. If fease a ya to. I eh&ll start calling
him 1111self.
5. Bob Farree has got hia oall to the &rJJ\Y and 1• leaving Saturday
- a.s 50~0 if this
were in the city limits.
T1.o.e last time the city limits
were extended they 'l'.,,1ere pla:ced . 6 of a mile from the t~ans - ,. ,.1~
mitter house . Since this would amount to F saving of . ) ~ - v r
to ~70 a year. I was hoping
- Insurance for station, impact of city limits on cost of insurance vs. taxes, financial matters-ways to cut expenses, requests LBJ send Lady Bird camera film to take pictures of bluebonnets, job assistance/recommendation for Bob Long
- have many, many stenographers 'Who will b~ glad
to do this work without costs.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Sincerely,
Mrs. H. von Kalow
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- · him tor dotni lt 1n the paat. and 1nd1oated hO\Y muoh mon im•
portan· t wa1 this year than ev•r and how, ••· hoped he oould get one
to ua. "Vfe .mould h•ar tram him tomol"row. And,,. ought to know a.bout
the other oowtiee in the nM\ three daya. l hope
- that bring.a it to $320"7 .so. :Now that you have got
rid o:C the IN.S expense, it oomeo down to $3055 .80. I believe there will
be eo?OO other reduotiona possible .
A.bout the water~ light, and power bill t I believe there might be
aome hope of outtb1g t t do
- June land
June us, nd w hoped and exp ct d by J~e 1. On Sen tor1 e edv1oe
we did note 1
or4 bout the 150 1n dvertistne per month the oontreot oalle :tor in oase e. ove. and neither 414 he e 1
ora.. He
e id h w e mlshtJ glaG to know we w re ortng, beoau
- work. He, of course, asks for nothing more but
I do hope that you may be able to help him. For the
sake of the record, let me make it clear that this
suggestion and endorsement I am making in my individual
and personal capacity, solely and alon
- for h::.-vint; been in such u hurry to si~~n up with the
other service :.:nd brir.icin 0 ull ttis t,bout .
Rich~rdson ~lso sai d he did not W8nt to hold out ~ny hope
thut we v, oulc be rele ~.sed fror1 the contrnct under o.ny c ifferent
terms than
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P.utrh in, Texas
l 125 p.m., April ti,
194 5
DorJ.rest,
I hope I crn tnnke m ~"self under stood on th io vor
- hope you can help
ua arrive t th t, eto. eto. And • oul lik to he.v your a vioe on what
we can a.nd should do next •• etc."
Ur. Stark eaid approxi toly this, "I did not author1&e this aocount.
I did not ever n er any arrangement with Dr. Ulmer to run
- (?) and hie
wife v,ere there. I saw the Aubrey Williama. Hope Ridings Miller.
beviea or Spanish-speakinG smartly dressed South American women.
and of all unaxpeotad people--Lindley Beokworth,. ansoonoetl beside
the eavie,r1 l S Mra. Dempsey knows tho sl·e
- that the
President didn't say anything against him (they
hoped he might even say something for him). Malcolm told Hershey that he didn't think anyone who
was a friend of Lyndon's would even bring up such
a subject to him. I laughed and said that as far
as I
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Aust in, Texas
1 125 p.xn., April
o,
194 3
Dearest,
I hope I oap. make myself under stood on th is portable --it
jumps 1 ike the dev u. It is the one I broug ht dO"'nn fro m Vfo.shingto n
and l shal 1 send it out to be worked
- . Hope to come home tomorrow night or Sunday
morning--may catch a ride back with Nell Parmelee Sunde.y. Call me
at Bill's if you want me.
Iarling, I had forgotten how incred.i bly pleasant life in
Austin is and how I love the place. The weather is blue
- eeeept
any ne~ ouato era at all and ould be obliged to put i t en my
bi.l'l or refuse to ta lre their 'thlxlg&. They eai.d they ~·ould ke8p
the bundles separate, however,-.ao I dares~y eo~1e of theae listed
1 tems ere t heirs-.... whi,ch ones, I hope
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ljou weAe g;z.eai .today and now j. can
.:li-p.ioein{}and Jtel.ax mf!Ael.t and unk.no.i .the mU
- personally thought that petition was a mighty fine demonstration of our friends in the district and I felt proud of it and
hoped it was as efficiently handled all the way along as it
seemed to be and suggested he drop in to see Senator Wirtz.
O. J. made four
- legal order.
It appears that Miss Berneioe (it was at her house in Jefferson that Aunt Effie was staying when he wrote Unole Claud
and received his antffl'er) has found thi
etterUl
We had
given up all hope of finding it.
t
ght to make Aunt
Effie
- for .; 1273 marked in full payment. I am 'very .much in hopes
we o.an by t.h a t time also say we have aent their libraby ba·ok to them.
The Standard cabinet ia due between April 20 and 27 end as soon as
it does come the Thewaurus goes back by return mail
- hoped
Senator would go to••• him end handle it throu·hout, but l bueaa I can do it alri ht.
ehip
10. l told Sim th
thin s you said w l'fanted to put up aa oollatera~ to cover the
,loan or $26,000
ioh A.unt Effie is to mako to ua, and aeked him
- to
v:ri te you and tell you hnw serious the plight of the business
colleges was and he hoped you'd support this legislation--or
whatever it is. Mr. Escoe said he suggested to him that he
'Nri te you direct but he wanted him to hand me this.
BILL CLARK
