Letter from Hermann Hagedorn to F. G. Sherrill
Hermann Hagedorn offers his opinion on several potential speakers and encloses a letter of endorsement for the project.
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Creation Date
1957-10-03
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Sherrill, F. G. (Franklin Goldthwaite), 1928-2015
Letter from Milton Ruben Young to F. G. Sherrill
Senator Young has been informed that Vice President Richard M. Nixon cannot attend the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Symposium and asks if he can help make arrangements for a substitute speaker.
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Creation Date
1958-06-05
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Letter from Joseph C. O’Mahoney to F. G. Sherrill
Due to his wife’s illness, Senator O’Mahoney must cancel his commitment to speak at the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Symposium.
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Creation Date
1958-06-06
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Letter from Milton Ruben Young to F. G. Sherrill
Senator Young suggests that New Hampshire Senator Styles Bridges could serve as a speaker at the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Symposium.
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Creation Date
1958-03-25
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Letter from Joseph C. O’Mahoney to F. G. Sherrill
Senator O’Mahoney thanks F. G. Sherrill for sending a copy of Senator Kennedy’s speech at the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Symposium.
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Creation Date
1958-06-02
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Letter from Charles K. McWhorter to F. G. Sherrill
On behalf of Vice President Richard Nixon, Charles K. McWhorter thanks Reverend Sherrill for the invitation to speak at the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Symposium, but the Vice President is unable to accept the invitation.
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Creation Date
1958-06-02
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Letter from Joseph C. O’Mahoney to F. G. Sherrill
Senator O’Mahoney agrees to speak at the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Symposium.
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Creation Date
1958-01-16
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Letter from George Longmire to F. G. Sherrill
George Longmire will be attending a meeting of the Republican National Committee and will work towards securing Vice President Richard M. Nixon as a speaker for the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Symposium.
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Creation Date
1958-01-27
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Letter from Robert Gray to F. G. Sherrill
President Eisenhower will be unable to speak at the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Symposium.
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Creation Date
1958-02-04
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Letter from George Longmire to F. G. Sherrill
After speaking with Vice President Nixon, George Longmire is confident that Nixon will be able to speak at the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Symposium.
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Creation Date
1958-02-06
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Letter from Hermann Hagedorn to F. G. Sherrill
Hermann Hagedorn reviews the search for speakers for the Theodore Roosevelt Centennial Symposium.
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Creation Date
1957-12-13
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Letter from Festus L. Minnear to F. G. Sherrill
Festus L. Minnear of North Dakota Agricultural College expresses interest in having a series of speakers also appear in Fargo to commemorate the centennial of Theodore Roosevelt’s birth.
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Creation Date
1958-01-03
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Letter from Robert Gray to F. G. Sherrill
Careful consideration will be given to the request for President Eisenhower to be a Theodore Roosevelt centennial speaker in the spring or summer of 1958 in Dickinson, North Dakota.
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Creation Date
1957-11-23