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Maude, Aylmer H., May 25, 1946.
Donation from American Institute of Chemical Engineers ($22), and personal ($25)
Lindau, Connie S., May 23, 1946.
Donation and support
Seldis, Henry J., February 1, 1948.
Offers to help though he is quite busy as a reporter; offers journalistic background to help publicize to young people's groups
Morgan, Angela, January 22, 1948.
Forwarding her poem entitled "Come All Ye Stewards"; wishes to print a card to distribute and to dedicate the poem to ECAS; claims this will be more effected than private letter-writing; promises to mention them in her lecture recitals
Seldis, Henry J., January 4, 1948.
Written on behalf of 25 veterans who "are very much aware of the potentiality of abundance and peace which the atomic age offers." They are all German Jewish refugees; thanks for providing leadership and want to help in any way they can
Throckmorton, Antoinette D.T., (Mrs. A.D. Turcas), June 8, 1947.
Cautions Einstein to not attempt an "informed citizenry"; offers to mail a record of her speech on the Atomic Bomb
Allan, Helen Scott, April 30, 1947.
States she cannot give money nor organize a group; gives list of names instead
Van Kleek, E.R. The University of the State of New York, May 13, 1947.
A letter to the superintendendents and principals of secondary schools; encloses surveys to ascertain what schools are teaching about atomic energy
McChesney, Mildred F., The University of the State of New York, July 3, 1947.
Sends Einstein a copy of the questionnaire about what schools are teaching children regarding the atomic age; states she will be happy to send results if Einstein wishes to have them
Whitney, Norman J., Syracuse Peace Council, March 20, 1947.
Requests 1500 copies of the materials discussed for their bulletins