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Correspondence from Jesse Dunson to Thelma T. Gorham. In his letter, Dunson shares thoughts on several newspaper clippings he enclosed for Gorham. He closes with an update on the destruction caused by Hurricane Diane.
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A letter penned by Jesse Dunson to Thelma T. Gorham, in which Dunson apprises Gorham of the Philadelphia weather and the writing he has been doing. He closes his letter with a note on a newspaper clipping he enclosed regarding Paul Gallico and Herman Talmadge.
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Several items and clippings from various resources, which have been annotated with handwritten notes. Included is a pamphlet for the Philadelphia Mayor's Committee for Noise Abatement, a June 27, 1955 Time clipping about Operation Alert, and several articles from what the annotator notes as "telephone news."
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Correspondence from Jesse Dunson to Thelma T. Gorham. In Dunson's letter, he briefly addresses the impending arrival of Hurricane Connie. Dunson then goes on to discuss his recent writings, several articles he noted in The Black Dispatch, and his thoughts on the recent actions of President Eisenhower. Also attached is a June 27, 1955 Time clipping of an image of Folke Bernadotte and Ralph Bunche.
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Several newspaper clippings following current events.
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A letter from Jesse Dunson to Thelma T. Gorham. In Dunson's letter, he shares thoughts on the weather, his recent viewing of the film 'Blackboard Jungle,' and Bryant Bowles.
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A letter penned by Jesse Dunson to Thelma T. Gorham, accompanied by several newspaper clippings. In Dunson's letter, he discusses his recent writing project and follows up with a note on Bryant Bowles. Dunson makes mention of the included clippings on desegregation and closes with an enquiry into Gorham's departure from the Methodist faith.
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Correspondence from Jesse Dunson to Thelma T. Gorham. Dunson begins his letter with pleasantries, going on to discuss the latest "BD," presumably an abbreviation of The Black Dispatch. Dunson closes with remarks on the state of the government and recollections about his return from war. Also included is a clipping from The Philadelphia Bulletin, dated August 1, 1955.
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Several newspaper clippings following current events, annotated with handwritten notes.
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In this letter from Jesse Dunson to Thelma T. Gorham, Dunson shares thoughts on the recent heat wave in Philadelphia. He also shares that he is writing a book. Closing his letter, Dunson follows up on Gorham's recent move and new job at The Black Dispatch.