Scope and Contents A collection of letters, resumes, memorandum, office notes, memos & news clippings. These are not filed in chronological order from December back to January. Examples are: a letter (12/22) from Congressman Richard H. Poff & a reply (12/28) from Wilson’s Admin. Asst. Leon Parma re/ “Henry L. Clarkson, who is interested in the Pair Clerk position;” a Resume of Robert E. Bauman (Minority Telephone Clerk, House Republican Cloakroom) & a copy of “House That Bilked Jack --Extension of...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, resumes, applications for federal employment, memorandum, biographical sketches, telegrams, a position paper on psychological warfare & a newsletter: these are not filed in exact chronological order, but cover January through August. Examples are: a letter (3/1) from Ralph T. Wills (Office of Postmaster General) to Wilson re/ clarification of an application for appointment; a letter (n.d.) from San Diego constituent William F. McDonald (Capt. USN Ret.), his...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, memorandum, office notes, telegrams, resumes, news clipping, biographical note & a newsletter: These are not filed in exact chronological order. Examples are: four single page letters (June & July) re/ George Thomas Cooney, Mrs. Harriet G. Stadtmiller and son Gerald U., and Thomas E. Smith; letters (7/31) from Wilson re/ introducing “Two of the finest young men I know will be visiting England during most of August. They are Edward F. Terrar, III and David...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, memorandum, resumes, notes, job application description & other items; these are not filed in exact chronological order. Examples are: Memorandum To Boss From: Ed. G. (4/23) re/ “Bob Grant came into our office asking assistance in relocating to San Diego,” Ed. G asked to write various defense industries calling attention to Robert H. Grant, Wilson Ok’d this request, and attached to this memorandum are 20 letters (4/29); responses to these recommendations from...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, pamphlet, notes, memos & resumes; these are filed in a somewhat random fashion back to January. Examples are: letters (Feb.-June) re/ former California Legislator Sheridan Hegland and his wife plan an extended trip to Europe, including the Soviet Union and receive assistance from Wilson; “To Whom It May Concern” letter (8/27) for constituent Mrs. Betty Walker; letters (Aug.-Sept.) & pamphlet from the United States Bureau of Mines, “Marine Mining Research...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, office notes, periodical excerpts, resumes, news clippings, a Directory, Congressional opinion ballots. These are not filed in chronological fashion but do cover the latter part of 1965, first. They follow the previous patterns established in the early listed PR: Recommendations folders. Examples are: a letter (10/5) from Herbert Boggs (San Diego Caterers) & 2 letters (10/13) from Wilson re/ “To Whom It May Concern” letter for Boggs, his wife and the Ray...

Scope and Contents The title of this folder indicates “J.R. Dempsey for President Medal of Freedom 1963.” It contains a press release and letters from February through August that focus on the award of this medal. Examples are: “Immediate Release February 22, 1963 Office of the White House Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE” re/ two legal pages of a description of the award & the current members of the Distinguished Civilian Service Award Board; letters (4/30 & 5/1) from R.T. Blair, Jr. (General...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters & a post card. These are filed from May back to January. Examples are: a stapled packet containing a dozen letters (May back to Feb.) re/ Wilson helps Mrs. Gladys P. Fitch (Education and Scholarship Chairman, 22nd Dist. of the American Legion Auxiliary, Dept. of California) discover the military background and WWII Merchant Marine service of Walter W. Woods for a son who needed financial aid in high school; letters (Apr.-May) re/ Wilson assists constituent Edmond...