Postal Service Equipment

File — Box: 1, Folder: 10

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Photograph number 81: "March 1961, Being sworn in as Judicial officer of P.O. Department Postmaster General J. Edward Day, a great man who when he saw my background appointed me (He had an aunt who was a great doctor in Illinois.)"
Photograph number 82: "Post Master General Day receiving plaque from Pres. of Girl Scouts of America for the stamp in their honor, I made the address in place of P.M.G. Day so he had me in the picture and later gave me the plaque (He hates plaques) July 1962."
Photograph number 83: Mrs. E. D. Pearce, President General Federation of Women's Clubs, Charles Henry Carter-Artist who designed memorial stamp, The Judge, Plaza Hotel New York City September 12. 1966. (and dup)
Photograph number 84: Sept. 12, 1966 Mrs. Mulligan-Prominent club woman of New York State, Mr. Carter-artist, Mrs. Pearce, Reva Beck Bosone-the speaker of the day, Mrs. Hasebroock-past Pres. of Federation, Mrs. Lawrence O. Keipillas-President of Sorosis Club founder of Federation Way Cock when-75 yrs ago. (and duplicate)
Photograph number 85: October 1961 Hesring Room Post office-Washington D.C. Dept
Photograph number 86: "I was the luncheon speaker in September 22, 1967 where I received a 5 minute standing ovation.
Photograph number 87: "The Day I was sworn in at Post Office Dept. as the Judicial Officer. The was a tremendous reception given for me in the beautiful reception room. J. Edward Day is on my right Sen. Moss is next to him."
Photograph number 88: "Oh brother! What a dreadful picture on all of us except Mrs. Kent who was Hollywooding anyway. (The Postmaster looks 10 years older the young man is handsome. Poor "Clint" looks like a "Juddy-dud" Terrific! But the occasion was terrific.!)"

Dates

1930-1977

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.