Box 3
Container
Contains 605 Collections and/or Records:
To Oscar Chapman re appointment as secretary of the interior.
Item — Box: 3, Folder: 2
Identifier: CAC_CC_033_2_3_2_52
Scope and Contents
The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.
To George Killion, president of American President Lines, general.
Item — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Identifier: CAC_CC_033_2_3_3_1
Scope and Contents
The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.
From Kansas City College of Commerce regarding Lee's book, How to Hold an Audience Without a Rope, and Lee's visit to Kansas City.
Item — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Identifier: CAC_CC_033_2_3_3_2
Scope and Contents
The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.
From Fletcher Warren of the American Embassy, Caracas, Venezuela referring to the Venezuela Aviation Agreement.
Item — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Identifier: CAC_CC_033_2_3_3_3
Scope and Contents
The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.
From Malin W. Lewis of Ajo Chamber of Commerce concerning air service for Ajo. Response from Lee's secretary that Lee would be out of town and would will respond upon return.
Item — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Identifier: CAC_CC_033_2_3_3_4
Scope and Contents
The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.
From Duane E. West concerning the availability of copies of Lee's book, How to Hold an Audience Without a Rope. Response from Lee's secretary that no copies were available.
Item — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Identifier: CAC_CC_033_2_3_3_5
Scope and Contents
The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.
From Grove Webster, Director Purdue Aeronautics Corporation concerning the acquisition of Midwest Airlines by Purdue University. Response from Lee's secretary that Lee would be out of town and would respond upon request.
Item — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Identifier: CAC_CC_033_2_3_3_6
Scope and Contents
The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.
From C. Edward Leasure concerning the Central Renewal Case.
Item — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Identifier: CAC_CC_033_2_3_3_7
Scope and Contents
The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.
From Earl G. Anthis concerning the application of Miss Evelyn West for a position with the CAB. Response from Lee's secretary that Lee would be out of town and would respond upon return.
Item — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Identifier: CAC_CC_033_2_3_3_8
Scope and Contents
The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.
From Robert W. Kenny of Kenney and Morris Law Offices concerning the case of Mrs. Jean Field of Los Angeles, CA. Response from Lee's secretary that Lee would be out of town and would respond upon return.
Item — Box: 3, Folder: 3
Identifier: CAC_CC_033_2_3_3_9
Scope and Contents
The Lee Collection is a small collection of 24.67 linear feet. It consists most of correspondence, speeches, and scrapbooks which include programs, clippings, publications, and additional correspondence. The material ranges in date from before Lee’s service as a Representative and Senator till after, though the bulk of it is during his tenure as a congressman. A well-known orator, Lee’s speeches are the highlight of the collection.