Most Popular Books by Eleanor Roosevelt

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Inviting Bishop Stamm to serve on the Committee and soliciting the support of the Federal Council.

Inviting him to join in sponsoring the 25th anniversary of the National Agricultural Workers Union.

Typescript signed.

Series II, Undated Materials, contains materials organized according to subject matter because they contain no dates. The categories include: study group program manuals, newspaper clippings, recipes, poetry, memorial resolution for Ida Glass, membership, fundraising, committee sponsored trips, BUNWC bylaws, brochures, information on the Ballet Folclórico Nacional de Mexico, book sale flyers and blank stationery. Series III, Photographs contains black and white and color photographs. The first group of photographs, black and white, were removed from the back of Scrapbook 7. The second group were removed from an envelope and contain images from a party relating to the National Women''s Committee. The rest of the photographs are not in any groupings, but all relate to the BUNWC.

Appreciated his lecture at the Todhunter School of which she is a director and faculty member.

Regrets she cannot make additional gifts at this time.

A brief thank you letter, in which she expresses her love for early television.

Mrs. Roosevelt reports on her Summer and plans for early Autumn. She speaks of her sons: "I have interesting letters from Johnny who has been in the thick of the Pacific fighting. Elliott too writes he''s been in France, daily thinks Germany must surrender soon." Letter signed "E.R."