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Writer's Company |
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| [1945?.??.??] | Ierardi, Joseph | I am very sorry that you can not read my writing. | |
| [1945?.??.??] | Milhaud, Darius | Everybody is thrilled with the lecture you are giv | |
| [1945?.??.??] | Milhaud, Darius | I heard with a great pleasure that you are coming | |
| 1945.01.02 | Ussher, Bruno David | Please be so kind and send me immediately by enclo | |
| 1945.01.04 | Gallimard, Gaston | Want to secure rights, Traites d'Harmonie. | |
| 1945.01.08 | Gradenwitz, Peter | (I am writing an air postcard as I find this the q | |
| 1945.01.08 | Greissle, Gertrud | endlich finde ich Zeit, Euch zu schreiben. | |
| 1945.01.08 | Khuner, Felix | U.S. Army | I am very late in answering your kind letter of la |
| 1945.01.11 | Greissle, Felix | ich will Dir Deinen Brief lieber doch von zuhause | |
| 1945.01.11 | Powell, Lawrence Clark | UCLA | I am very grateful for your kind letter of January |
| 1945.01.12 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Yesterday I had a discussion with Dr. Rodzinski, i |
| [1945?].01.13 | Carfagno, Simon | U.S. Army | I have been wanting to write to you for a long tim |
| 1945.01.13 | Strang, Clara | The picture of the "gang" was a lovely surprise. | |
| 1945.01.13 | Strang, Gerald | We've been trying to find a chance to thank you pr | |
| 1945.01.14 | Taylor, Noel Heath | AS 70th Birthday Comm | But for the fact that I have been exceptionally bu |
| 1945.01.16 | Rodzinski, Artur | Philh Sym Soc of NY | I have just seen Mr. Greissle, who told me you wer |
| 1945.01.19 | Seligmann, Mischa | Your "old Vienna" package arrived at noon today. I | |
| 1945.01.23 | Putterman, David J. | Park Ave Synagogue | The date of our 3rd Annual Sabbath Eve Service of |
| 1945.01.24 | Moe, Henry Allen | Guggenheim Foundation | I acknowledge your letter of January 22nd and resp |
| 1945.01.26 | Czernin, Ferdinand | Austrian Action | wir danken Ihnen vielmals für ihr Schreiben vom 8. |
| 1945.01.28 | Rathburn, Eldon | I am writing to you regarding composition lessons. | |
| post 1945.02.01 | Khuner, Gertrude | Arrived: Feb. 1, 1945. Weight: 7lbs. 13ozs. Named: | |
| 1945.02.01 | Putterman, David J. | Please forgive my persistence -- but we simply mus | |
| 1945.02.04 | Schweisheimer, Waldemar | Enclosed I am sending you an article of mine which | |
| 1945.02.05 | Fischer, Gottfried Bermann | Berm.-Fisch. Verl | ich danke Ihnen herzlich für Ihren Beitrag zum The |
| 1945.02.05 | Moe, Henry Allen | Guggenheim Foundation | In the year 1939 Mr. Anis Fuleihan was granted a f |
| 1945.02.06 | List, Kurt | Listen Magazine | Our magazine is conducting an enquete on behalf of |
| 1945.02.08 | Jaffie, Bob | UCLA | On behalf of the student body I should like to inv |
| post 1945.02.01 | Khuner, Felix | At the home of the Khuners' arrived on Feb. 1st Na | |
| 1945.02.17 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I am very sorry to hear that you did not feel well |
| 1945.02.17 | Schönberg, Georg | ich habe auf Deinen Brief, den ich Mitte November | |
| 1945.02.19 | Morse, Rose | Philosophical Lib | Please rush contract form. Best wishes. Rose Morse |
| 1945.02.24 | Greissle, Felix | Du wirst den Brief den ich Dir vom Bureau aus gesc | |
| 1945.02.25 | Kolisch, Rudolf | At last I am able to write you my report about the | |
| 1945.02.27 | Putterman, David J. | Words are much too inadequate for me to express ou | |
| 1945.02.28 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Seit Monaten wollte ich Ihnen schreiben, verschob |
| 1945.03.02 | Bach, David Josef | Ich bin Dir seit langem einen Brief schuldig, doch | |
| 1945.03.02 | Monteux, Doris | Pierre asks me to tell you that the date of the co | |
| 1945.03.03 | Dark, Robert L., Jr. | U.S. Army | It has been quite some time since I last wrote you |
| 1945.03.03 | Sproul, Robert Gordon | UCLA | The Regents of the University of California, on re |
| 1945.03.05 | Rodzinski, Artur | Philh Sym Soc of NY | When my son, Richard, was born a few weeks ago, so |
| 1945.03.06 | Jacobs, Arthur Leslie | First Cong LA | The two programs of music for violin and piano by |
| 1945.03.06 | Langlie, Warren M. | I can't tell you how often I've thought of writing | |
| 1945.03.10 | Gallimard, Raymond | Agree to your conditions, letter follows. | |
| 1945.03.10 | Stein, Erwin | Thank you very much for the picture of the childre | |
| [1945].03.13 | Greissle, Gertrud | ich wollte schon lange schreiben und Dir für Dein | |
| 1945.03.14 | Frankenstein, Alfred V. | SF Chronicle | I have started things moving toward the possibilit |
| 1945.03.14 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Vielen Dank für Ihren Brief und die signierten He |
| 1945.03.16 | Fischer, Gottfried Bermann | Berm.-Fisch. Verl | I thank you very much for your kind offer to publi |
| 1945.03.21 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | We are pleased to inform you that your Chamber Sym |
| 1945.03.21 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | We are pleased to inform you that your Theme and V |
| 1945.03.22 | Morse, Rose | Philosophical Lib | May we please have an answer to our recent communi |
| 1945.03.24 | Mahler, Alma | Dies war ein schrecklicher Abend und meine Gäste, | |
| 1945.03.28 | Schirmer | The attached check is in payment for the following | |
| 1945.03.28 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Jascha Horenstein is going on a South American tou |
| 1945.03.31 | Bach, David Josef | ich hoffe, daß Du inzwischen einen Brief von mir | |
| 1945.04.01 | Schönberg, Else | When I was in Paris I learnt that you are no | |
| 1945.04.02 | Sandrich, Freda W. | Thank you for your deep understanding and fine ad | |
| 1945.04.05 | Greissle, Gertrud | ich beantworte erst Deine Fragen: Arnold ist immer | |
| 1945.04.05 | Moe, Henry Allen | Guggenheim Foundation | Following our meetings for the granting of Fellows |
| 1945.04.05 | Violin, Moritz | Es fällt mir unendlich schwer, Ihnen alles folgend | |
| 1945.04.06 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I thank you for your letter of April 2nd. I will |
| 1945.04.08 | Milhaud, Darius | Delighted with magnificent performance of Kammer S | |
| 1945.04.08 | Ness, Nancy | It may interest you that I had the privelege and g | |
| 1945.04.08 | Spinner, Leopold | I would be so glad if you could let me know, with | |
| 1945.04.09 | Rodzinski, Artur | Philh Sym Soc of NY | It was with the greatest gratitude that I received |
| 1945.04.10 | Schönberg, Bertel Ott | Nun ist der Tag gekommen - den wir mit unbeschreib | |
| 1945.04.10 | Schönberg, Brigitte | Nach 4 Jahren kann ich Dir und Deiner lieben Famil | |
| 1945.04.11 | Morse, Rose | Philosophical Lib | Enclosed please find the tentative outline of STYL |
| 1945.04.12 | Kolisch, Rudolf | I decided to go on this tour although my "Bursitis | |
| 1945.04.12 | Krenek, Ernst | Hamline University | Let me express to you my very great admiration for |
| 1945.04.15 | Schönberg, Else | I was glad to hear from uncle David Bach that you | |
| 1945.04.20 | Glière, Reinhold | Bvui olen rad po iuzurud Vanie pozdravienni. [?!] | |
| 1945.04.24 | Gray, Donald H. | H.W. Gray Company | Your letter of the 19th to hand and duly noted. We |
| 1945.04.24 | Morse, Rose | Philosophical Lib | In connection with your communication of April twe |
| 1945.04.25 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I regret to inform you that the proposed Paris Mus |
| 1945.04.25 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Vielen Dank für Ihren Brief. Ich will ihn gleich b |
| 1945.04.26 | Gunn, George W. | Univ of Wyoming | Mr. Alfred Keller has applied for the position of |
| 1945.04.26 | Jenkins, Saveria | Schirmer | We take pleasure in sending, under separate cover, |
| 1945.04.27 | Schirmer | The attached check is in payment of the following | |
| 1945.04.27 | Benedict, H.H. | UC | Estimated Retirement Allowance. For members for th |
| 1945.04.27 | Leibowitz, René | This is my first message to you after a long perio | |
| 1945.05.01 | Benedict, H.H. | UC | No doubt you have been informed of the action of o |
| 1945.05.01 | Strickland, William | Mr. Gray has sent me a copy of Maurice Thorner's l | |
| 1945.05.03 | Bach, David Josef | Dein letzter Brief vom 26 March 1945 hat mich wied | |
| 1945.05.04 | Harris, Roy | U.S. Off of War Info | The Office of War Information is making a democrat |
| 1945.05.12 | Foster, A.H. | Clayton F. Summy Co | G. Schirmer Inc. forwarded to us the enclosed tele |
| 1945.05.13 | Goldschmied, Hedi | Eggery, The | Vor allem muß ich mich entschuldigen, daß ich Sie |
| 1945.05.14 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Vielen Dank für Ihren Brief, den ich gleich beantw |
| 1945.05.15 | Benedict, H.H. | UC | In accordance with your letter of May 8, I am encl |
| 1945.05.15 | Reich, Willi | Soeben kam Ihr lieber Dankbrief an Anton und mich | |
| 1945.05.15 | Strickland, William | I have a letter today from Carl Weinrich stating s | |
| 1945.05.18 | Munro, Thomas | Am Soc for Aesthetics | You have probably heard that the American Society |
| 1945.05.25 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I am in receipt of the retuned proofs of your "The |
| 1945.05.28 | Schirmer | The attached check is in payment of the following | |
| 1945.05.28 | Strickland, William | On the inside of the cover of each piece we have p | |
| 1945.05.29 | Lange, Francisco Curt | Inst InterAm Mus | Ich bin Ihnen nun schon seit langer Zeit einen Bri |
| 1945.05.30 | Rankl, Karl | I am very happy that I can tell you "The Ode of Na | |
| 1945.05.30 | Stein, Erwin | Two pupils pay homage to the great master after Od | |
| 1945.05.31 | List, Kurt | Listen Magazine | Mr. Andor Foeldes, a remarkable pianist who devote |
| 1945.06.04 | Zillig, Winfried | Five years have passed - five years, which would h | |
| 1945.06.06[?] | Spira, Samuel Emil | I am taking the liberty of writing to you to seek | |
| 1945.06.08 | Danenberg, Emil | I am writing you to inform you that I have mailed, | |
| 1945.06.08 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Vielen Dank für die Übersendung der Manuskripte, |
| 1945.06.08 | Wambold, J.K. | Nat Bank Chester County | It rather startled me when I read in the recent is |
| 1945.06.11 | Newlin, Dika | For a long time I wanted to write you a few lines | |
| 1945.06.12 | Ostora, Greta | Sie werden erstaunt sein, wenn eine Cellistin aus | |
| 1945.06.13 | List, Kurt | Listen Magazine | The Library of Congress has requested the letters |
| 1945.06.13 | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | Thank you for your letter of July 2nd. |
| 1945.06.14 | Benedict, H.H. | UC | Enclos[ed] is installment refund life annuity cont |
| 1945.06.15 | Benedict, Steven | Philosophical Lib | Enclosed please find translation of following smal |
| 1945.06.15 | Kallir, Otto | Galerie St. Etienne | Vielen Dank für Ihren Brief vom 11., der eben kam |
| 1945.06.15 | Urban, Gretl | Assoc Music Publ | We are in the process of preparing a statement of |
| [1945].06.21 | Greissle, Gertrud | heute beantworte ich Euren Brief (ausnahmsweise ei | |
| 1945.06.22 | Greissle, Felix | wir sind sehr besorgt Deinetwegen, besonders da Du | |
| 1945.06.22 | Schlamm, William S. | Time, Inc | May I ask you to read the attached memorandum whic |
| 1945.06.26 | Stokowski, Leopold | Hollywood Bowl | During July and August I am conducting eight symph |
| 1945.07.02 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | The Philosophical Library [has] contacted me with |
| 1945.07.06 | Scheer, Leo | Perhaps you have wondered what has become of me, a | |
| 1945.07.07 | Stokowski, Leopold | Hollywood Bowl | I understand exactly how you feel about not wantin |
| 1945.07.09 | Leonard, Alfred | Music Guild | Enclosed we take pleasure in sending you a brief o |
| 1945.07.13 | Bedient, Carl G. | [U.S. Army?] | During the few weeks we have been here in Zell-am- |
| 1945.07.13 | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | Thank you for your letter of July 2nd. We are send |
| 1945.07.17 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Thank you for your letter of the 12th. If you che |
| 1945.07.18 | Arundel, Edward | Under separate cover I'm sending you a score for v | |
| 1945.07.20 | Schlamm, William S. | Time, Inc | Accept, please, my sincere apologies for not havin |
| 1945.07.20 | Stokowski, Leopold | It was so kind of you to write me so frankly about | |
| 1945.07.20 | Strickland, William | I have received the edited "Variations on a Recita | |
| [1945.08?.??] | Greissle, Gertrud | ich habe nun wieder so lange nicht geschrieben, un | |
| 1945.08.01 | Schönberg, Brigitte | Ein weiteres drittesmal habe ich Gelegenheit, Euch | |
| 1945.08.01 | Taylor, Deems | ASCAP | I submitted a copy of your proposed contract with |
| 1945.08.03 | Schirmer, Gustave | Schirmer | Your letter of June 25th at hand. On the 4th of J |
| 1945.08.03 | Taylor, Deems | ASCAP | Mr. Taylor has asked me to return the enclosed pap |
| 1945.08.06 | Broder, Nathan | Schirmer | Mr. Schirmer has turned over to me your letter of |
| 1945.08.06 | Polnauer, Richard | Als Schwägerin von Dr. Rudolf Polnauer, Wien, komm | |
| 1945.08.06 | Rufer, Josef | einer Ihrer Schüler, der mit unserer dolmetschende | |
| 1945.08.10 | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | Diesen Brief richte ich privat an Sie, um Sie zu f |
| 1945.08.11 | Benedict, H.H. | UC | This will acknowledge your letter of August 7, con |
| 1945.08.14 | Shilkret, Nathaniel | This is my understanding of our agreement. You agr | |
| 1945.08.21 | Leibowitz, René | Paul Dessau has just written to me and I really do | |
| 1945.08.22 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Thank you for your recent letter which I can answe |
| 1945.08.23 | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | Miss Urban informs me that she has been holding ch |
| 1945.08.24 | Adams, Jack | W. Colston Leigh, Inc | Anna Kullmer, the young American conductor, will p |
| 1945.08.28 | Shrifte, Miriam L. | Miss Gertrude Norman and I have edited an antholog | |
| 1945.08.30 | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | Mrs. H. N. Shrifte of New York City has asked us t |
| 1945.08.31 | Taylor, Deems | ASCAP | No, we did not forget you. Your letter of June 25t |
| 1945.09.01 | Stokowski, Leopold | Thank you for the three pages of the Fanfare which | |
| 1945.09.05 | List, Kurt | Listen Magazine | Could you hurry information re opera and oratorio |
| 1945.09.06 | List, Kurt | Listen Magazine | In a letter which I sent to you about five weeks a |
| 1945.09.07 | Schmid, Josef | Most sincere wishes for your birthday and a long l | |
| 1945.09.09 | Kolisch, Rudolf | meine herzlichsten Glückwünsche zu Deinem Geburtst | |
| [1945.09.10?] | Greissle, Arnold | Vor allem recht herzliche Glückwünsche und alles | |
| [1945.09.10?] | Greissle, Gertrud | meine allerherzlichsten Glückwünsche zum Geburtsta | |
| [1945].09.10 | Newlin, Dika | I hope this reaches you in time for the 13th--as a | |
| 1945.09.10 | Urban, Gretl | Assoc Music Publ | We are sending you herewith a check for $124.23 co |
| 1945.09.12 | Leibowitz, René | The scores of your Op.41 and 42 as well as the Mod | |
| 1945.09.12 | Stein, Erwin | Very best birthday greetings | |
| 1945.09.14 | Nachod, Hans | Meine Gratulation zu Deinem Geburtstag kommt zu sp | |
| 1945.09.15 | Krasner, Louis | I am happy to tell you that Mr. Mitropoulos and I | |
| 1945.09.15 | Nachod, Hans | Dieser Brief ist ein Rundschreiben, das ich an ein | |
| 1945.09.20 | Halma, Harold | I have been out here in Oyster Bay vacationing for | |
| 1945.09.20 | Rankl, Karl | Many thanks for your kind letter of June 15th. I m | |
| 1945.09.21 | Ploss, R.C. | UC | In Mr. Benedict's absence on vacation I am taking |
| 1945.09.24 | Morse, Rose | Philosophical Lib | May we have okay on sample of translation best reg |
| 1945.09.27 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Yesterday I had a visit from Andor Foldes who gave |
| 1945.09.27 | Strickland, William | I have just returned from New York and a visit to | |
| 1945.09.29 | Gaines, Arthur J. | Minneapolis SO | On behalf of Mr. Dimitri Mitropoulos and the offic |
| 1945.10.02 | Winter, Hugo | Assoc Music Publ | Collegiate Chorus a nonprofit organization Bob Sha |
| 1945.10.03 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Today I had lunch with Bob Shaw, conductor of the |
| 1945.10.03 | Krasner, Louis | Thank you very much for your letter. We are all ve | |
| 1945.10.03 | Schüftan, Wolfgang | You may be surprised to receive a letter from some | |
| 1945.10.04 | Greissle, Felix | ich habe mit Mitropulous ein sehr langes Gespräch | |
| 1945.10.04 | Polnauer, Josef | Vor einigen Wochen sandte ich Ihnen ein erstes Leb | |
| 1945.10.08 | List, Kurt | Letter confirming receipt of three manuscripts was | |
| 1945.10.10 | Philh Sym Soc of NY | Would appreciate your reply regarding Theme and Va | |
| [1945.10.10?] | Greissle, Felix | in Eile; ich war noch nie so froh unrecht gehabt z | |
| 1945.10.10 | Mitropoulos, Dimitri | Minneapolis SO | I feel sorry that I have to be the last to write y |
| 1945.10.10 | Strickland, William | H.W. Gray has asked me to obtain information from | |
| 1945.10.12 | Grasso, Benjamin V. | Schirmer | As you requested in your letter of October 6th add |
| 1945.10.12 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | This morning I received your wire concerning the c |
| 1945.10.12 | Leibowitz, René | It will be difficult for you to imagine how happy | |
| 1945.10.15 | Taylor, Deems | ASCAP | I regret to have to say that at the last meeting o |
| [1945?].10.16 | Stein, Erwin | Sofie, Marion and myself thank you both very much | |
| 1945.10.22 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I have seen Mr. Shaw and conveyed to him your sugg |
| 1945.10.23 | Greissle, Felix | es war mir leider unmöglich früher zu schreiben | |
| 1945.10.25 | Polnauer, Josef | Ich war "untergetaucht". Meine Frau hat mich geret | |
| 1945.10.28 | Gradenwitz, Peter | As I have never had any news from you again, I pre | |
| 1945.10.28 | Krasner, Louis | You have no doubt read Mr. Mitropoulos' letter and | |
| 1945.10.29 | Jalowetz, Heinrich | I am on a leave of absence for the fall-quarter in | |
| 1945.11.01 | Parkhouse, James | I am a Liverpool University medical student and a | |
| 1945.11.01 | Stein, Erwin | You will have heard that Webern is dead. I am most | |
| 1945.11.02 | Grasso, Benjamin V. | Schirmer | I have written to Dr. Rodzinski regarding the Brah |
| 1945.11.02 | Mitropoulos, Dimitri | Minneapolis SO | Concert Friday ends 10:30 but is far from airport |
| 1945.11.03 | Byam, Marion E. | American Red Cross | Enclosed please find a message from Austria which |
| 1945.11.03 | Greissle, Felix | ich muß wirklich einen Samstag benützen um Dir zu | |
| 1945.11.06 | Mahler, Alma | Es war mir schwer wegzugehen, ohne Euch noch geseh | |
| 1945.11.08 | Patterson, Ellis E. | U.S. Congress | I feel that I cannot truly act as a people's repre |
| 1945.11.09 | Krasner, Louis | Thank you very much for your letter. Mr. Mitropoul | |
| 1945.11.10 | Mitropoulos, Dimitri | I was so happy to receive your letter. It will be | |
| 1945.11.11 | Rufer, Josef | ich habe Ihnen schon zweimal geschrieben, durch Am | |
| 1945.11.12 | Scherchen, Hermann | Schweiz RundspGes | Ihr Telegramm hat mir große Freude gemacht. Leider |
| 1945.11.13 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Thank you for answering the messages from Scherche |
| 1945.11.14 | Jalowetz, Heinrich | Im Moment kann ich nicht nach Kalifornien kommen; | |
| 1945.11.15 | Mahler, Alma | Ihr wart so unendlich lieb zu mir, nach meinem Ung | |
| 1945.11.18 | Leibowitz, René | I am sending you a program of my next concert. I a | |
| 1945.11.18 | Schönberg, Georg | Habe heute endlich nach so langem Warten Deinen Br | |
| 1945.11.19 | Hutchins, Robert M. | Univ of Chicago | The University of Chicago is planning to offer a s |
| 1945.11.19 | Mitropoulos, Dimitri | Minneapolis SO | I am deeply distressed, is there not any possibili |
| 1945.11.23 | Mascolo, Dionys | Lib NRF Gallimard | Après notre lettre du mois de Décembre à laquelle |
| 1945.11.26 | Schönberg, Else | Thank you very much for your kind letter of Octobe | |
| 1945.11.27 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | I am sorry to hear that you had to cancel your app |
| 1945.11.27 | Nachod, Hans | Was soll ich sagen? Soll ich sagen, daß es eine b | |
| 1945.11.30 | Gray, Donald H. | H.W. Gray Company | Thank you for your letter of the 27th and we will |
| 1945.12.01 | Mitropoulos, Dimitri | Minneapolis SO | Enjoyed performance immensely, we think we did a g |
| 1945.12.02 | Putterman, David J. | It might only be wishful thinking on my part but I | |
| 1945.12.03 | Simson, Otto | Univ of Chicago | Chancellor Hutchins has forwarded to us your kind |
| 1945.12.05 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Thank you for your letter of November 27th. First |
| 1945.12.06 | Webern, Wilhelmine | Du wirst wohl schon erfahren haben, was für ein en | |
| 1945.12.08 | Strickland, William | I have just had word from Mr. Gray that Mr. Weinri | |
| 1945.12.11 | List, Kurt | Listen Magazine | The reason you haven't heard from me in such a lon |
| 1945.12.11 | Stefan, Paul | Your letter arrived a few days ago and news of you | |
| 1945.12.12 | Krasner, Louis | The orchestra schedule has been so full, I haven't | |
| 1945.12.12 | Taylor, Deems | ASCAP | On October 1, 1945, we enclosed in Circular Letter |
| 1945.12.15 | Simson, Otto | Univ of Chicago | We are bothering you again with some details of th |
| 1945.12.20 | Foa, Paola | Foa Photography | Excuse me please for sending you to[!] late the pi |
| 1945.12.20 | Newlin, Dika | Now that I have taught a few months I can report t | |
| 1945.12.21 | Assoc Music Publ | Broadcast date | General Motors Concert - Sunday, | |
| 1945.12.21 | Assoc Music Publ | Our heartiest greetings for a Merry Christmas. | |
| 1945.12.21 | Greissle, Arnold | Noch recht herzliche Weihnachtswünsche an Euch all | |
| [1945].12.21 | Greissle, Gertrud | Ich sehe eben zu meinem Schrecken, daß heute berei | |
| [1945.12.21?] | Greissle, Gertrud | Ich würde Dir gerne Handschuhe machen, auch andre | |
| [1945?].12.21 | Stein, Erwin | I am very happy about your letter because I see th | |
| 1945.12.23 | Greissle, Felix | heute haben wir Deinen Brief in dem Du uns den Bar | |
| [1945?.12.25?] | Kyogoku, Takatoshi | House of Peers, The | You had an interview with myself, Eigo Kato, when |
| 1945.12.26 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | Thank you very much for your letter of December 5t |
| 1945.12.26 | Simson, Otto | Univ of Chicago | Many thanks for your kind letter of December 18. Y |
| 1945.12.27 | Price, Franklin H. | Free Lib Philadelph | The Library is very happy to forward to you under |
| 1945.12.29 | Greissle, Felix | Schirmer | The piano team Appleton & Field should like very m |
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