Relander's Incoming Correspondence
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Item Collection of correspondence from Senator.(UNPUBLISHED, 1952-02-19) Cain, Harry P., Senator"Bald eagles are afforded protection under the Bald Eagle Act of June 8, 1940, copy enclosed."Item Correspondence from the Soap Lake Chamber of Commerce.(UNPUBLISHED, 1968-02-17) Various"I am enclosing some material that was sent in our presentation to: Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson, The Indian Arts and Crafts Board, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Senators Magnuson and Jackson, Representatives May and Foley, all in Washington D. C. Washington State Planning and Community Affairs Agency with a branch in Ephrata and Moses Lake, they seem to feel it should be handled by the state. The idea was accepted enthusiastically by all the above named."Item "First, I want to say that I lived in Yakima from 1902 until September 1st, 1929."(UNPUBLISHED, 1967-12-18) Briggs, Lilly M."One question, if you can answer it easily. I saw Theodore Roosevelt in Yakima, and I think it was in 1904, in the summer. He spoke from a grandstand erected at the corner of Yakima Avenue and Naches Avenues, I think. Do you have a record in your office from which you can easily get the date? If I can get the date, I'd like to get the Library to get me some kind of transcript of either the Herald or Republic's report of the Roosevelt visit."Item Letter from John F. Kennedy's personal secretary, while in Office.(UNPUBLISHED, 1963-02-28) Lincoln, Evelyn"This is to acknowledge, on behalf of the President, the copy of 'Strangers on the Land' that you recently sent to him. He appreciated having your story brought to his attention and asked me to thank you."Item Two letters from the Secretary to The President of the United States.(UNPUBLISHED, 1957-05-25) Shanley, Bernard M.; Whitman, Ann C."Thank you for your kindness in sending the President an inscribed copy of the book, 'Drummers and Dreamers,' that the Wanapum Indian leader wanted him to have. He appreciates your courtesy in seeing that your story reached him and extends you every good wish." (Inscribed book verified as being a part of the collection at the Eisenhower Presidential Library, in Abilene, Kansas.)