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This second letter, written on notepaper headed "Office of the Mayor, Cambridge, Massachusetts" has a postscript at the bottom saying "This stationery privately paid for," which is another way of remarking that Simpson's was furnished at the expense of the Federal Government (which it probably wasn't due to the fact that it contains the name of Simpson...
...popular Democratic Candidate for Governor, California will have a combination of leaders in Washington and Sacramento who can cooperate in the best interest of the people of the State and Nation." The signature was in green ink, "James A. Farley." At the bottom of the letter was a handwritten postscript, also in green ink: "Friends of the Administration in Washington will be gratified for all your efforts...
...case any of their flock did not know how to act, priests added a postscript to the Archbishop's letter: "Your pastor and the other priests of this parish have discontinued their subscriptions to the Sunpapers. ... I am notifying the firms with which I deal to send me statements in full. ... I shall notify them it will be impossible for me to be guided by advertisements in papers which I do not read...
...subscribers Promoter Rice wrote that if the Watchtower "does not prove to be worth $500 a year ... I will be inclined to grant . . . another year's subscription gratis." As a postscript he added: "I shall take occasion very frequently in the columns of the Watchtower to state my views as to the status of the Idaho Copper and Colombia Emerald Companies. I think what I shall have to say will prove of great interest...
...Kiplinger whose Washington Letter is circulated privately to business executives, and James True, who gets out a similar bulletin called Industrial Control Reports. Last week it became known that both Kiplinger and True had been in difficulties with General Johnson. Editor Kiplinger filled a page of his Industrial Control Postscript-a supplement to his regular letter-with a discussion of the "News Situation within NRA," revealed that General Johnson had censured his letters for being inaccurate, critical, conjectural. Editor True, whose criticism of NRA has been even more lively, made public a letter he had received from General Johnson which...