Letter, Dorothy C. Starr to Franklin D. Roosevelt

2526 1 August 7. 1940 My dear Miss Starr: & The President has asked me to thank you for your very kind letter of some time ago. He wants you to know that he deeply appreciates the friendly interest and the confidence in his leadership which it implies. Very sincerely yours, STEPHEN EARLY Secretary to the President Miss Dorothy C. Starr, 209 Urban Avenue, Norwood, Pennsylvania. Mck 51 ackngd 8-7-40 mek June 29, 1940 Dear mr. President: In the past 8 years you have served this country very well and l know our family has fell ill we were never so well off as we are Today. If is every men bee of our The wisholf each and family that you run again for the presidency We need you now more than ever -please accept your momination and I'm suse you'll make everyone can Tented and happy- I just gradua ted form blen nor High and I'm already a sed- hot Demorrat- Sincerely- Donothy C. Stan 209 Usban Ave. norwood. Pa, may God Bless you