[Notebook, United Nations, 1958] (Marian Anderson Notebooks, Journals, and Diaries)

[Notebook, United Nations, 1958]

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un Mrs Zinkov - Sara Phil 3-5005 Ihm 8-5836 Philip Dinka. Nigeria - WA Camp Hidden Valley Ridgefield Goodman Lincoln 4-8471

stockings hair nets - eye brow pencil lip rouge - love pat demgurls check gloves - shoes hats -

knitted dresses sweaters - skirts jumper dress green suit - smart blk.

40 - 2 - DM 18 r'l - 20.87 9.

Zenith 1164 - hot point blue and wood 17" 159.95

brandy brown suede shoes hat and bag

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Mrs N.N. Christiansen 215 Blvd Logan, Utah (call Sigmund Spaeth Mgr of Loard and Taylors, Stanley McAllister

Mrs Frank Cohen 88 Central Park West, N.Y. (from Leah) [Upper?] - reagards)

Ask Mrs True if letter from Mr Davis with letter from Ofe of Vice - Pres of N. E encl.

Re 7-7500 at 4672 4663 Mr Dan Lawler - chief of near and far east T.V. [?] telephone call N.HK 9.40 wed nite dry run 6 PM at nite over at 7 25 Thurs 26 Fri of Sept 9 Sept change day. Pearl Buck

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Guil - 3/4 length coat. Basic Black Dress Stockings [Dressg?] Wool Dress Hair Nets. Small Knockabout Hat Eye brow Pencil Love Pat, Gloves? Shoes - Dress and Tailored Hats Sweaters Skuts Jember Dress - Blouse -? Green Tweed Suit Black Denner Dress. Bag - Tailored and Dress Check Slips Gowns. Lounging attire Rain Coat and Hat Wall Paper. Lord and Taylor - Curtains and Dress Table Call - Ronal Gift Shop. Fur[?] Rain coat

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Important Ford Foundation - grants Ridgefield Conn 250th Anniversary Committee

Mrs Betty V Barratt

Contributions Amer Frends of Captive Nations Statement (meaning of Freedom)

Symon Gould

Mrs Tallman - Phylis Mirseny Danbury Hosp school of Nursing

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