A collection of letters, memos, telegrams & news clippings. Examples are as follows: large stapled packet containing corresp. from Congressman Wilson, Raymond R. Holmquist (Regional Dir., San Francisco Post Office.), Frank F. Stone (postal clerk), Jay M. Hopper (Chief Personnel Officer, Post Office Deptartment), Ralph S. Colonell (S.D. Post-master) & CA. Assemblyman Frank Luckel (Mar. 1960-Nov. 1962) re/ the numerous amounts of corresp. related to Mr. Stone’s application for various supervisorial positions with the San Diego Post Office; three letters from Congressman Wilson & Ralph S. Colonell & memo from Maggie Young (10/62) re/ the “transfer of eligibility” from Phoenix to San Diego of John A. Anderson (clerk-carrier); small, stapled packet containing corresp. from Congressman Wilson, Post-master Colonell & Miss Vivian Gilner (postal clerk) (Aug.-Sept. 1962) re/ transfer from San Francisco to San Diego; small, stapled packet containing corresp. from Congressman Wilson, Joseph N. Forror (Asst. Postmaster, S.D.) & constituent Mrs. Carrie N. Shaw (June-July 1962) re/ “Departmental ruling concerning mail delivered to patrons who live in trailer parks;” stapled copy of corresp. from Congressman Wilson, G. Allan Brown (Executive Asst., Bureau of Transportation, Post Office Dept.) & constituent Max L. Orrell (7/62) re/ Mr. Orrell’s interest in obtaining “a star route contract;” 1 letter from Marion S. Karrh (Postmaster, La Jolla) & Wilson’s reply (May-June 1962) re/ “the advisability of retaining some Federal rights to land in any transfer of Camp Matthews to the local branch of the University of California;” small, stapled packet containing corresp. from Congressman Wilson, Bernard Rosen (Dir., 12th U.S. Civil Service Region), Postmaster Colonell & constituent Joseph C. Payne (May-June 1962) re/ Navy veteran Payne’s awaited clearance from the Civil Service Commission; stapled copies of office note from Cathy, letters from Dale Watson (postal clerk), Wilson’s replies & 1 letter from Federick C. Belen (Assistant Postmaster General) (Ap.-June 1962) re/ fatigue & discomfort caused by the “new adjustable platform stools” supplied to postal clerks in the San Diego office; 1 letter (6/9/62) from Jospeh P. Doherty (Bureau of Facilities, Post Office Department) & news clipping (Evening Tribune, Washington Bureau, 5/9/62) re/ confusion over story on the North Park Postal Station lease of office space in a building owned by the Shipwrights Boat Builders and Helpers, Local 1300; 1 copy of the San Diego Postal News (3/62) & copies of letters from Fred Wessock (National Federation of Postal Clerks) re/ Wilson’s “excellent meeting with the postal representatives from San Diego & Mr. Wessock’s concern about Wilson’s “vote on the MORRISON BILL HR-9531 (postal pay) if it comes up in the House;” five “Welcome to Washington!” cards from “Bob Wilson” for constituents & others (Mar. 1962); stapled packet containing letters from Mrs. Carrie Walker (Ex. Dir. S.D. Council of Chambers of Commerce and Civic Clubs).