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Reynolds, Florence E., September 10, 1946
Encloses letter sent to Rear-Admiral William Halsey Jr. in response to his attack on Einstein
Root, E., Tallmadge, May 5, 1947, and notes
Expresses support for the ECAS work; includes advertisements for his publications, "The Bible Economy of Plenty", and "New England's Quest: Community in Liberty"
Shaxby, John H., May 6, 1947
States any assistance he may offer to the further the aims of ECAS is best applied in Great Britain
Reynolds, Florence E., September 10, 1946
Admonishes statements by Rear-Admiral William Halsey Jr. likening the atomic bomb to a toy, and placing the responsibility on the scientists for the use of the bomb
Teeter, Mrs. L.S., May 20, 1947.
Requests a few pamphlets for distribution in her book shop
Sultzer, Olive, March 7, 1947
Regrets the Teacher's Club of New Rochelle cannot contribute, but will promote understanding among their students
Tweet, Gabriel, December 11, 1947
Expresses concerns over rivalry among nations; offers that he will inform his congregation of the dangers of the present crisis
Smith, H. Alexander, May 27, 1948.
Acknowledges letter; states he is giving the matter a great deal of thought
Stockwell, Sarah Smith, January 23, 1948
Discusses her life; expresses support for ECAS and Einstein's work
Simmons, B., October 20, 1947
Congratulates efforts to control atomic energy; offers that as a bedridden veteran of the first world war, he supports the efforts of the committee; wonders if too much time has passed since the bomb dropped