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Gifford, W.J., January 25, 1947.
Requests 50 copies of "Only Then Shall We Find Courage" for his students
Cary, Miles E., April 5, 1948
Requests 250 copies of open letter from Soviet scientists and Einstein's reply for use in educational sociology department
Posin, Daniel Q., March 22, 1947
Speaks at Oakmound Farm Bureau. Receives donation.
Posin, Daniel Q, April 14, 1947
Informs ECAS that he would like to create a lecture recorded on a phonograph to be broadcast on the local radio station in Fargo. Provides outline of the lecture. Asks for guidance.
Reid, J. Richard, August 18, 1948.
Donation; Einstein's use of word "ultimately" means something now
Posin, Daniel Q., March 8, 1948
"Thanks a lot for the photographs! I'm delighted." Discusses upcoming presentations, he has given 141 and had 30 scheduled. Relates that the "North Dakota Pushes for Peace" campaign is going "great guns!"
Posin, Daniel Q., March 15, 1948
Reports that he spoke before a group of 1100 'rurual electrification people.' Requests more pamphlets.
Posin, Daniel Q., March 17, 1948
Offers advice that it is time for a major push of scientists for one-world government. Tone is very urgen
Posin, Daniel Q., December 9, 1947
Introduces Professor Arthur Munk, asking for bulletins
Posin, Daniel Q., March 16, 1948
Long, heartfelt letter. Discusses buisness first, including "North Dakota Pushes for Peace." Then discusses lectures and family life. His wife, two children and dog, he says, all support him.