A Letter of Gratitude: Indian Affairs and Community Support, 1962-05-19

Item — Box: 41, Folder: 44

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_4_41_44_0011

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The letter is from Norman B. Jefferson to Representative Carl Albert, expressing gratitude for his efforts to serve the people of the Third District. Jefferson mentions his military service and family, and praises the work of Virgil G. Tudor at the Indian hospital in Talihina, Oklahoma. He also requests that Albert visit the hospital to see the improvements firsthand. Jefferson concludes with well wishes for Albert and his family. Albert responds with appreciation for the letter, mentioning his promotion to Majority Leader of the House of Representatives and sending booklets on The Capitol to Jefferson's daughters. Albert also forwards Jefferson's comments on Tudor to Dr. James R. Shaw, Chief of the Division of Indian Health.

Dates

1962-05-19

Language of Materials

English

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