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Mowry, E.M., March 25, 1947
Donation; expresses his feelings on the atomic issue as a missionary from Korea
Mohler, Ruth, First Congregational Church of Toledo, Ohio, May 6, 1947
Asks to be sent the literature and a pledge card in order that they may send the gifts from the church
Lee, S.E., No Date.
Requesting printed literature
Markert, George W., No Date.
Thanks for sending literature; expresses support in campaign; states he is going to send literature from other peace groups
Lawwill, Laura S., May 10, 1948.
Donation with request for literature to distribute
Metcalf, Clarence S., March 4, 1948.
Asks whether the letter from the Soviet scientists has had enough press; asks whether he can extract and publish
Markert, George W., October 14, 1947.
Donation; expresses that the U.S. is no longer the land of the free; suggests the enclosed literature
Markert, George W., October 29, 1947.
Expresses opinions on war and peace; reflects on poor political decisions made in the past
MacLean, Jane, No Date.
Donation and list of addresses for mailing
Marcus, Robert, April 1, 1947.
Donation; must consider economic problems in the nation and world when looking at the "final battle," one way to avoid atomic war is make freindly with Soviet Union, another is that over time the lies about the USSR will be proven false. Expresses…