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Submission 631ca27b9bbad
Following a conversation between Heath and Leonard Read at which Spencer MacCallum was present, MacCallum made a note that Heath “would like to refresh his mind about these books and authors.”
Submission 631ca24bb274d
One of a number of drafts, over several years, of letters to Miss Holm, this one, penned, included in the Archive because it appears to give the name of the Admiral for whom Marie was secretary
Submission 631ca21095e64
Four typed letters from Washington, D.C., two from high school in 1893 and 1894, and one from an employer in 1897, all recommending young Heath for his good performance, and a personal letter of recommendation to a Charles W. Silver in Illinois in 1898 where Heath was going “to seek his fortune.”
Submission 631ca1d2be091
Penned letter from a friend, Wilbur G. Glover, Engineering Department, Crane Company, Chicago, Illinois. The gold medal referred to must be that won at law school.
Submission 631ca16fbdfb0
Carbon of letter to Leonard Read, 30 South Broadway, Irvington, New York
Submission 631bc323deac4
Penciling on 17 pages of notepad, possibly during World War II because of a reference to widespread conflict. Opening lines crossed out by Heath
Submission 631bc297893fa
Text for Sunday, December 25, 1955, “The Weekly Calendar,” No.51, The Unitarian Church of All Souls, 80th Street and Lexington Avenue, New York 21, NY. Walter Donald Kring, Minister. Heath’s daughter, Lucile MacCallum, sent this to Heath because it seemed to tie into his philosophy. This was the church Heath and family members attended when in New York City and where Heath’s friend, architect Arthur Holden, also attended
Submission 631bc258d986b
Penciled draft by Heath for letter to M. F. Tydings, U.S. Senate, Washington, DC
Submission 631bc223ef221
Carbon of letter to Major L.L.B. Angas, Saxtons River, Vermont