Johnston, Henry S. - Correspondence, 1924-1944

File — Box: 3, Folder: 15

Identifier: CAC_CC_041_1_3_15_0000

Staff Only

Re: WHM books; election of HSJ as governor; position for Clyde Murray (WHM's nephew), problems of governorship, Al Smith's campaign, law reform which involves changing viewpoint of youth, Ed Trapp, C.N.Haskell, Jim Reed; Sam Hawk, Hal Muldrow, Houston convention and Sen. Gore's speech seconding nomination of Jas.Reed; impeachment charges against HSJ, American architectural progress, Cosmo Conception, Byrd's experiences; recommendation of lake site; WHM's back-to-the-land movement; WHM's campaign (1942); Supreme Court decision "in the application Habeas Corpus for the Germans," possibility of congressional adjournment for duration and can-cellation of '44 election; WHM decision to retire; reunion of Constitutional Convention delegates[?]; book order.