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Tipple, Esther Watson (Mrs. Albert Nelson Tipple), December 11, 1947.
States that she made a mathematical error in her last letter, and corrects it; encloses the newspaper report of the demonstration; explains research on the seven-tone diatonic scale expressed as a mathematical function; donation
Towers, Jesse, December 14, 1946.
States that they were pleased to know ECAS was doing somthing about the issue of atomic weaponry; donation; suggests a non-profit magazine written by the scientists
Taft, Donald R., February 24, 1947
Donation. Suggests contacting the Champaign-Urbana Committee on Atomic Energy.
Talmage, Rockwell D., January 27, 1947
Donation and expresses support for Committee.
Taylor, Walker Jr., January 29, 1947
Donation. Inquires about the progress of the ECAS.
Thiermaine, Mrs. M.L., March 11, 1947
Donation. Expresses reservations regarding man's ability to reason, and suggests a focus on cooperation with the will of God in order to take on this task.
Stoughton, Bradley, May 6, 1947
Donation and expresses support for ECAS. Suggests statement of ECAS should be consolidated and expressed in simple terms, or, create a slogan, to elicit wide appeal.
Strauss, A.L., August 8, 1947
Donation and request for additional copies of literature to send to friends.
Staten, Fred W., February 23, 1947
Donation. Wishes amount could be larger. States he shared Einstein's appeal with friends and offers their questions regarding committee for consideration.
Snow, Marie Beth, January 1, 1947
Thanks the committee for its work. Expresses concern about the situation the committee is addressing. Donation. Provides a list of names for the committee to contact.