Scope and Contents A large collection of letters, telegrams, booklets, statements, pamphlets, news clippings, resolutions, California & U.S. Senate Joint Resolutions, memos, office notes and press releases. These are filed from 1958 to 1965. Selected examples for 1958 are: a telegram (12/2) from Neil Morgan & Wilson’s reply (12/22) re/ a mix up between Morgan & Roades column as to fiveyear old Elizabeth Morgan & discussion of Moscow Fair and “City Alive” PR; July & Aug. letters and PR...

Scope and Contents A collection of letters, copies of the “List of Publications Available for Distribution by Members of Congress” and office notes. These are filed in chronological order. Selected examples from 1959: a 1 page letter (1/7) from R. A. Hollis (Dept. of Agriculture) to Wilson re/ the Hon. Charles A. Wolveton directed that 5,000 Farmers’ Bulletins be transferred from his allotment to your credit; letters (Apr.) re/ Wilson sends 2 booklets on plant propagation and grafting to El Cajon constituent...

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There is one memo and one letter in this folder: a (3/1) memo to “The Boss From: Mimi Re: Federal Register” & a Wilson letter (3/8) to Mr. David C. Eberhart (Dir. Office of the Federal Register) re/ adding Robert Walker (Republican Associates) & Herbert Klein (Editor, S.D. Union) to Wilson’s list to receive the Register.

Scope and Contents A large collection of letters, news clippings, pamphlets, memos, office notes, postal cards, a 13 page poetry booklet from Florence Elementary School, a dedication booklet from Lyman Judson Gage Elementary School & items from Francis Parker School. Most of this folder indicates Congressman Wilson’s decision to send flags flown over the capitol to various groups and organizations. There are only 2 items from 1955 & 1 from 1958: a letter (3/1/55) from Wilson to Office of the Architect,...

Scope and Contents A collection of news clippings, letters, memos, telegrams & other items. These are filed in random fashion chronologically. Selected items are: news clipping (Central Press, n.d.) entitled “Two Ways To Get Them - Flags Atop U.S. Capitol Yours for the Asking” – this article explains how to get a flag flown over the Capitol; letters (Sept.) re/ from Maggie to Cathy -- “Please buy a small flag and have flown for presentation to Explorer Post 860, Boy Scouts, Imperial Beach, California;”...

Scope and Contents This is a large collection of letters, memorandum, memos & other items. These are not filed in an exact chronological order. Selected examples are: 7 letters (Oct.-Nov.) re/ Wilson arranges to have the new 50-star flag flown over the Capitol for Lakeside Cub Pack 45; 1 office note & 5 letters (May-Oct.) re/ the request for a 50-star flag for El Cajon Brownie Troop No. 648 had to be delayed because these flags “cannot be flown over the Capitol until July 4, 1960;” 5 letters...