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Dexter, Nina C., November 21, 1947.
Expresses concern against violence and intrusion into civil rights; encloses several news articles of interest; argues that no political or religious affiliation should get in the way of peace on earth; offers insight into her past that shape her…
Dexter, Nina C., December 2, 1947.
Encloses Christmas gifts of the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists; expresses passion about Americans being educated about atomic warfare; says to give a hug to Einstein for her
Dexter, Nina C., No Date.
Donation and expression of support
Dexter, Nina C., with accompanying note, November 19, 1947.
Expresses appreciation for the scientists; states she needs no more copies of the Cord Meyer article
Dexter, Nina C., December 3, 1947.
Encloses articles that may be of interest to Einstein; states that no reply is necessary
Form Letter written by Dexter, Nina C., December 3, 1947.
Talks about American foreign policy
Dexter, Nina C., November 21, 1947.
Expresses concern over American Legion wanting to develop "storm troopers" and a fascist government
Dexter, Nina C., August 14, 1947.
Donation; expresses full support for cause; encloses poem written by a friend
Dexter, Nina C., October 17, 1947.
Explains there is no reason to be sorry; states she was happy to receive another copy of the Cord Meyer article
Dexter, Mrs. Elliot, September 30, ?.
Shares the work she is doing against "preventative" war propoganda