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[Letters from J. L. Turner, Sr. to Minnie L. Turner - 1936 and 1937]
No full textTwo letters from J. L. Turner, Sr., to his daughter, Minnie L. Turner, the first from December 1936, and the second from November 1937. The first discusses a book recommendation she made to him and fur coats and rain shoes sent to her. He also makes mention of Minnie's brother, J. L. Turner, Jr., and his progress in law school. The second discusses Minnie's train trip to Dallas, with J. L. Turner, Jr. meeting with her in St. Louis
[Letter from J. L. Turner, Sr. to Minnie L. Turner - November 8, 1937]
No full textLetter from J. L. Turner, Sr. to her daughter, Minnie L. Turner, asking for the state of her health and discussing a talk he had with his son, J. L. Turner, Jr., about law. He states his planned attempt to phone Minnie, but also states that he relented on account of Minnie's sister, Bernadine, having reservations about the privacy of the phone line. He provides updates for an individual named Albertine and a drive in the country he had
[Letter from J. L. Turner, Jr. to Bernadine Turner - August 3, 1949]
No full textLetter from J. L. Turner, Jr., to his sister, Bernadine Turner, discussing an individual named "A..face" and ridiculing accounts of her recent antics. He discusses going up as far as Chicago to visit, and reminds her that their father, J. L. Turner, Sr., is aware of a request for money Bernadine made to him
[Letter from J. L. Turner, Sr. to Bernadine Turner - August 11, 1941]
No full textLetter from J. L. Turner to his daughter Bernadine Turner discussing Bernadine's trip from New York to Dallas. He discusses travel fares and routes, and asks for updates along her stops in Chicago. He also discusses Bernadine's admission to college
[Letter from J. L. Turner, Sr. to Bernadine Turner - June 16, 1942]
No full textLetter from J. L. Turner, Sr., to his son, Bernadine Turner, discussing Bernadine's accommodations near her school in New York City. He asks Bernadine to be considerate of the future, including government jobs that may not exist after World War II is over, and provides updates over weather at home and friends in California
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Letter From Emmett L. Bennett Jr. to Eric Gardner Turner, September 15, 1958
No full textCopy of a letter in which Bennett proposes to Turner a plan to more widely distribute his Mycenaean studies bibliograhies.Classic
Sarah L. Turner Allred
No full textTypescript of a biographical sketch of Sarah L. Turner Allred, from an interview. She was born in Provo, Utah, in 1854. Typed by Elgin Olipant of Provo in 194
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Letter From Eric Gardner Turner to Emmett L. Bennett Jr., February 3, 1958
No full textBrief note in which Turner thanks Bennett for a donation.Classic
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Letter From Eric Gardner Turner to Emmett L. Bennett Jr., January 28, 1958
No full textTurner thanks Bennett for his contribution to the Michael Ventris Memorial Fund.Classic
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Letter From Eric Gardner Turner to Emmett L. Bennett Jr., September 24, 1958
No full textTurner responds with details and logistics to Bennett's proposal for wider distribution of his Mycenaean studies bibliographies.Classic
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