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Victory mail from Captain Costelle Jackson to Thelma T. Gorham. In his letter, Jackson informs Gorham that several soldiers read one of her papers. In addition to requesting more papers, he also expresses their interest in hearing from "some of the young ladies".. Lastly, he inquires into where they might obtain photos of "movie stars, bathing beauties, or what have you."
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Victory mail from Hildrus A. Poindexter to Thelma T. Gorham. In his letter, Poindexter expresses regret for his reluctance to grant Gorham an interview and informs her that he has read her "excellent" article about him. He notifies her that he is overseas, but indicates his interest in discussing her creative writing upon his return.
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A letter from George S. Schuyler to Thelma T. Gorham. In his letter, Schuyler writes to inform Gorham of an open position at The Crisis for an editorial assistant. Schuyler also provides additional information and advice in regard to her job search.
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A letter from Walter White to Thelma T. Gorham inquiring into her availability for an interview with the NAACP.
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A letter from a sender at The Crisis to Thelma T. Gorham encouraging her to apply for an executive position at the NAACP.
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A letter from a sender at the Pittsburgh Courier to Thelma T. Gorham. The sender thanks Gorham for sending in a story, and informs her of its publication in the January 2, 1943 issue.
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A handwritten letter addressed to Thelma T. Gorham from a sender at the Pittsburgh Courier. The sender writes to inform Gorham that her "fame is spreading" and that they have passed on a clipping to an unidentified woman.
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A handwritten letter from one Gladys Morton to the Pittsburgh Courier. Morton inquires about a poem written by Thelma T. Gorham, entitled "To Someone I'll Always Remember," that had been published in the Courier News Column.
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A letter from George S. Schuyler addressed to Thelma Rae Thurston. In his letter, Schuyler passes on the information of an editor who could help Thurston secure a job, as he is not in a position to assist her at the time.
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A letter to Thelma T. Gorham from Richard A. Hogg, in which Hogg informs Gorham of her nomination for teacher/advisor of the year.