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Locke, Jerome G., December 2, 1947
Discusses actions, such as electing more liberal politicians, to further the aims of atomic energy control
Farmers Educational & Co-operative Union of America
Requests 100 copies of "Atomic War or Peace"
Watt, Mrs. A.E., March 21, 1947
Encloses her letter to the editor of the local paper
Watt, Mrs. A.E., May 29, 1947
Expresses acknowledgment for receiving copy of "Atoms: Einstein, The Man who started it all"; informs committee she moved but still interested in the work of the ECAS
Watt, Mrs. A.E., February 10, 1947
States she distributed copies of literature and requests more; endeavors to set up public meetings to promote understanding and action
Watt, Mrs. A.E., January 4, 1947
Requests copies of literature for distribution; offers to go anywhere to aid the cause as she is a widow with no children and is not permanently located in her town
Watt, Mrs. A.E., March 10, 1947
Laments her town is apathetic, but offers anecdotes from various meetings with individuals; shares she passed along information to family members who responded positively
Morledge, Julia, January 26, 1947
Expresses support in the work of ECAS, troubled by creation of more bombs. Wonders if General Groves has authority to use bombs.
Lauer, Ernest, February 8, 1948.
Donations from students and college faculty; feels there is a growing apathy towards this type of program and will try to collect more funds in the future
Locke, Jerome G., May 5, 1947.
Requests 500 copies of article for distribution to the Montana M.V.A. Association