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Hinds, S.R., Brig. Gen., U.S. Army (Retired), February 24, 1947
Expresses support in the campaign of atomic education; donation; gives a name of his friend who would be interested in the campaign
Holland, Newton, May 5, 1948.
Donation; states ECAS can call on him for help; expresses great sense of obligation to Einstein for inspiring him to be more socially useful
Holland, Newton, August 16, 1947.
Donation; expresses respect and support; inquires when he can be of more service
Holland, Newton, November 19, 1946.
Donation; encloses "Letter Which Took 50 Years to Write"; shares the standpoint of the local community and how important it is to educate the people
Groves, Jay V., March 23, 1947.
Donation; regrets it could not be more; states he admires Einstein's work and is humbled to be part of it
Kolthoff, I. M., August 18, 1947.
Donation, with question if scientists will again put their talents at the disposal of their governments; asks if an international meeting of scientists can be organized
Kuivinen, Einar, President of the Minnesota Farmers Union, February 25, 1947.
Donation from Minnesota Farmers Union
Kuivinen, Einar, March 11, 1947.
Encloses check and apologizes for initial ommission
Kuivinen, Einar, August 8, 1947.
Donation from Minnesota Farmers Union with wishes for continued success
Gildner, Jay W., May 12, 1948.
Agrees that world government is the only way to achieve lasting peace; asks them to keep him informed and wants to know details of educational program so that he can implement; offers to represent the committee and America when he is a study-abroad…