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Letter from Mrs. Lyle E. Johnson to Helen Keller about speaking at a meeting, with newspaper article...
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> Item No 9
> Folder 1: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1951 (I-L)
> Box 119: General Public Correspondence 1951-1952
> Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations
> Series 1: General Correspondence
... me beyond words, by sending me your book entitled: "Helen Keller's Journal", and to make it all the nicer, ...
Letter from Mrs. Lyle E. Johnson to Helen Keller about speaking at a meeting, with newspaper article...
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> Item No 9
> Folder 1: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1951 (I-L)
> Box 119: General Public Correspondence 1951-1952
> Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations
> Series 1: General Correspondence
^iss Helen Keller,and Polly Thompson, her aid. Mi® Keller is in ...
Letter from Mrs. Lyle E. Johnson to Helen Keller about speaking at a meeting, with newspaper article...
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> Item No 9
> Folder 1: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1951 (I-L)
> Box 119: General Public Correspondence 1951-1952
> Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations
> Series 1: General Correspondence
Letter from Mrs. Lyle E. Johnson to Helen Keller about speaking at a meeting, with newspaper article...
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> Item No 9
> Folder 1: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1951 (I-L)
> Box 119: General Public Correspondence 1951-1952
> Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations
> Series 1: General Correspondence
... — Mrs. Lyle Johnson, LeGrand, gave a biograph of Helen Keller when the Community Church Guild met Wednesday at ...
Letter from Mrs. J. J. White to AFB about a recording of Helen Keller's voice, with letter of receip...
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> Item No 12
> Folder 6: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1951 (W-Z)
> Box 119: General Public Correspondence 1951-1952
> Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations
> Series 1: General Correspondence
... terms our position. We do have recordings made by Helen Keller but in all cases they include interpretations by ...
Letter from a YMCA in Massachusetts requesting Helen Keller give a lecture for them.
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> Item No 23
> Folder 4: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1950 (U-Z)
> Box 118: General Public Correspondence 1950-1951
> Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations
> Series 1: General Correspondence
... Miss libber t We have your inquiry concerning Miss Helen Keller’s fee for an evening lecture, and regret to ...
Letters, memoranda, and publications about Helen Keller's appearance at a meeting for the Baltimore ...
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> Folder 3: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1956 (Ha)
> Box 128: General Public Correspondence 1956 G-M
> Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations
> Series 1: General Correspondence
... “What do you t-think about prospects ior p-peace?” I Helen Keller, 76, inspiration to both the-blind and the sighted, ...
Letter from Gwen Yates to Helen Keller in thanks for her letter.
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> Folder 3: Correspondence from the general public and organizations: 1957 (O-P)
> Box 132: General Public Correspondence 1957 M-W
> Sub Series 7: General Public and Organizations
> Series 1: General Correspondence
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Helen Keller Archive
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