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Letters from a school district in Chicago thanking Helen Keller for speaking to them.
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> Item No 2
> Folder 1: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1948 (L-Z)
> Box 117: General Public Correspondence 1948-1950
> Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations
> Series 1: General Correspondence
Miss Helen Keller, Westport, Conn# My dear Miss Kellers Only a ...
Letters from a school district in Chicago thanking Helen Keller for speaking to them.
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> Item No 2
> Folder 1: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1948 (L-Z)
> Box 117: General Public Correspondence 1948-1950
> Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations
> Series 1: General Correspondence
Miss Helen Keller Westport, Conn,
Memorandum from F. Frazier Bond, NYC to Robert B. Irwin, NYC regarding subjects Helen Keller may wis...
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> Folder 5: American Foundation for the Blind - Misc. correspondence
> Box 24: Affiliations: AFB
> Sub Series 2: Advocacy & Work
> Series 1: General Correspondence
... CORRESPONDENCE
to Mr. Irwin
DATE Nov. 18,1941
FROM F.F. Bond
SUBJECT - re Helen Keller
Including those you suggested yourself, here is a line-up ...
Newspaper article from the News-Sentinel, Fort Wayne, IN by Betty Neeb entitled "Blind Are Not 'Diff...
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> Item No 20
> Folder 7: Events: Fundraising - Allen County (IN) Committee for the Blind
> Box 34: Events
> Sub Series 2: Advocacy & Work
> Series 1: General Correspondence
... Side High
School Auditorium. (News-Sentinel Photo)
Blind A re Not ‘Different,’
Famed Helen Keller Says
BY BETTY NEEB ' s 'wf f
IT/'ORLD-FAMOUS Helen ...
Scrapbook entitled "Scrapbook of Helen Keller and The Blind. Book XXX." Created by Rebecca Mack cont...
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> Folder 2: Book XXX
> Box 277: Rebecca Mack Scrapbooks circa 1946-1947
> Series 5: Scrapbooks
November i$th> 1946
The Deaf-Blind Case,—The case referred to
by Miss Helen Keller in her speech ,at the
National Institute for the ...
Scrapbook entitled "Scrapbook of Helen Keller and The Blind. Book XXX." Created by Rebecca Mack cont...
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> Item No 1
> Folder 2: Book XXX
> Box 277: Rebecca Mack Scrapbooks circa 1946-1947
> Series 5: Scrapbooks
... friends.
Dale Carnegie writes in Today’s Woman, March 1947, about Helen
Keller. Speaking of her early education, he says, “Helen s ...
Letter from Robert B. Irwin, NYC to M. C. Migel, NYC regarding subjects Helen Keller may wish to dis...
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> Item No 42
> Folder 5: American Foundation for the Blind - Misc. correspondence
> Box 24: Affiliations: AFB
> Sub Series 2: Advocacy & Work
> Series 1: General Correspondence
DR. HELEN A. KELLER, Counselor
Newspaper article from the News-Sentinel, Fort Wayne, IN by Betty Neeb entitled "Blind Are Not 'Diff...
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> Item No 21
> Folder 7: Events: Fundraising - Allen County (IN) Committee for the Blind
> Box 34: Events
> Sub Series 2: Advocacy & Work
> Series 1: General Correspondence
BY BETTY NEEB H ORLD-FAMOUS Helen Keller, blind and deaf a.uthor, traveler and teacher, today ...
Letter from M. C. Migel to Charles A. Thomson, Washington, D.C. regarding the possibility of a goodw...
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> Item No 43
> Folder 5: American Foundation for the Blind - Misc. correspondence
> Box 24: Affiliations: AFB
> Sub Series 2: Advocacy & Work
> Series 1: General Correspondence
... and professional men and women gathered there to greet Helen Keller, rose spontaneously in an enthusiastic welcome to her. ...
Pages from the "Tennessee Public Welfare Record," Nashville, TN of an article entitled "An Interview...
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> Item No 70
> Folder 3: Events: Military - Visit to Armed Forces, Jan-Aug
> Box 35: Events
> Sub Series 2: Advocacy & Work
> Series 1: General Correspondence
... that left her listeners gasping. Miss Thompson told how Helen learned to speak, and then came the drama of ...
Letter from M. Van Der Beek concerning an invention to aid teaching music to the blind.
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> Folder 8: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1947 (S-Z)
> Box 116: General Public Correspondence 1942-1948
> Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations
> Series 1: General Correspondence
Miss Helen Keller Three'daughters of wj parents are blind and she ...
Photocopies of pages from the "Tennessee Public Welfare Record," Nashville, TN of an article entitle...
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> Item No 69
> Folder 3: Events: Military - Visit to Armed Forces, Jan-Aug
> Box 35: Events
> Sub Series 2: Advocacy & Work
> Series 1: General Correspondence
... that left her listeners gasping. Miss Thompson told how Helen learned to speak, and then came the drama of ...
Scrapbook entitled "Scrapbook of Helen Keller and The Blind. Book XXX." Created by Rebecca Mack cont...
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> Item No 1
> Folder 2: Book XXX
> Box 277: Rebecca Mack Scrapbooks circa 1946-1947
> Series 5: Scrapbooks
... the. palm of the J Little blitM-dea£' ? ' Helen, patient teachers haveireen slowly making progress in the most ...
Scrapbook entitled "Scrapbook of Helen Keller and The Blind. Book XXVII." Created by Rebecca Mack co...
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> Folder 2: Book XXVII
> Box 276: Rebecca Mack Scrapbooks circa 1943-1945
> Series 5: Scrapbooks
... Hofgaard, a teacher of the deaf. Our own well-beloved Helen Keller acquired greater skill in speech than any similarly ...
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