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Letter, Pupils of the Eighth Grade, Greenwood School to Franklin Roosevelt

Presidential Administration: Roosevelt
Sender: Children
Location: Tennessee
National Archives Catalog Identifier: 646482779
Date: December 8, 1941
Use: Restricted - Possibly
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em attached ackyl 12/2021 ifs Greenwood School December 8, 1941 Memphis, Tennessee Honorable Franklin D. Roosevelt President of the United States of America Washington D.C. Dear Sir: We the student body of Greenwood School listened attentively to your address to Congress at 11:30 A.M. today, asking a Declaration of War on the Empire of Japan. We appreciate the fact that it was the first time in the history of the United States that school children and civilians as well, had such a privilege. Before us was a large flag. We stood at attention when the band played the Star Spangled Banner. We also pledged allegiance to the flag and many of us purchased defense stamps. We pledged to help our country win this war. Respectfully, Pupils of Eighth Grade Greenwood School 993 Melrose Street Mrs. I.M. Dean, Teacher
Collection FDR-FDRPOF
President's Official Files (Roosevelt Administration)
1933 – 1945
Series
Franklin D. Roosevelt President's Official Files
1933 – 1945
FileUnit
OF 4675: World War II - Support - G