Box 43
Contains 143 Results:
American Writers Congress TLS to Ford, Apr.19, 1935
New York; Dear Mr. Ford: A group of novelists, critics, dramatists, and poets have organized a committee [ Signed Orrick Johns]
The American Mercury TLS to Ford, Jul.31, 1936
New York; Dear Ford: Your check, less tax and cable charges, was dispatched via the Guaranty Trust [Signed Paul Palmer]
The American Mercury TLS to Ford, Aug.27, 1936
New York; Dear Ford: The proof from the Dreiser piece has just come from the printer.[Signed Paul Palmer]
The American Mercury TLS to Ford, Sept.2, 1936
New York; Dear ford: This came in today. Do you want to answer it? Or shall I print it in the Open Forum with an answer from you? [Signed Paul Palmer]
The American Mercury TLS to Ford, Sept.21, 1936
Ridgefield, Conn.; Thank you for your kind letter and please understand that I am flattered almost to the point of embarrassment[Signed Paul Palmer]
The American Mercury TLS to Ford, Sept.28, 1936
Ridgefield, Conn.; Thank you for the excellent reply to our correspondent. I will print the two letters in The Open Forum. [Signed Paul Palmer][Clipping from the New Haven, Conn. "Journal-Courier", Sept. 10, 1936].
The American Mercury TLS to Ford, Oct.21, 1936
Ridgefield, Conn.; Dear Ford: You have accomplished something that no one else has been able to do since I was eleven years old -[Signed Paul Palmer]
The American Mercury TLS to Ford, Jan.13, 1937
Ridgefield, Conn.; Dear Ford: I enclose copy of a sparkling little letter from Mrs.D. H. Lawrence [Signed Paul Palmer]
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford, May 4, 1938
London; Dear Mr. Ford, I was very pleased to receive your letter of the 16th April and the typescript of Book one [Signed Stanley Unwin]
George Allen & Unwin, Ltd. TLS to Ford, Nov.30, 1937
London; Dear Mr. Ford, We enclose from time to time in our publications a card asking readers [TL[copy] included as well as Reader response letter on GREAT TRADE ROUTE] [Signed Stanley Unwin]