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My research indicates that you were on the FWP for a time. I'd like to ask you these questions: | My research indicates that you were on the FWP for a time. I'd like to ask you these questions: | ||
a) do you have a file on the FWP? (I could return it quickly, if necessary) | a) do you have a file on the FWP? (I could return it quickly, if necessary) | ||
b) can you suggest other people I could contact for interviews (esp. writers)? I'd like to see you when I get to Chicago this year. (If you plan on coming to N.Y. please contact me first!) | b) can you suggest other people I could contact for interviews (esp. writers)? I'd like to see you when I get to Chicago this year. (If you plan on coming to N.Y. [[underlined: please]] contact me first!) | ||
c) Until I see you, could you tell me something of your reminiscences of that period, e. g.: your recollections of work on | c) Until I see you, could you tell me something of your reminiscences of that period, e. g.: your recollections of work on the FWP; of your superiors and fellow "writers"; the issue of Communist influence and | ||
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975 Walton Ave.
The Bx., N.Y. 10452 24 Nov., 1967.
Mr. Jack Conroy 7027 South Jeffrey Blvd. Chi., Ill. 60649 Dear M. Conroy:
I am a doctoral candidate in History at Columbia University and am doing research on the Federal Writers' Project of the 1930s.
My research indicates that you were on the FWP for a time. I'd like to ask you these questions:
a) do you have a file on the FWP? (I could return it quickly, if necessary)
b) can you suggest other people I could contact for interviews (esp. writers)? I'd like to see you when I get to Chicago this year. (If you plan on coming to N.Y. underlined: please contact me first!)
c) Until I see you, could you tell me something of your reminiscences of that period, e. g.: your recollections of work on the FWP; of your superiors and fellow "writers"; the issue of Communist influence and