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PRESIDENTS]. ROOSEVELT, Franklin D. (1882-1945). TLS ("Franklin D. Roosevelt") TO JANE ADDAMS, Washington 18 March 1935. 1 p., 4to., blue White House stationery . A letter to the famous settlement house pioneer in the last year of her life: "As always, I am very glad indeed to hear from you and learn your point of view on any subject. I appreciate too, your very kind comment. Your suggestion will have very serious thought." -- COOLIDGE, Calvin (1872-1933). ALS ("Calvin Coolidge") to Monsignor O'Connell, 21 April 1922. 2 pp., 4to., Vice-President's staionery, two punch holes along top edge . Coolidge expresses good wishes for the recovery of O'Connell's mother. -- HOOVER, Herbert C. (1874-1964). TLS ("Herbert Hoover") to Lawrence F. Abbott, Washington 4 June 1928. 1 p., 4to., Department of Commerce stationery, one-inch hole top left corner . Hoover asks Abbott to judge a set of essays to determine the winner of the American Chemnical Society's Prize Essay Contest, in which the winners will receive scholarships "to Yale, Vassar or other accredited institution." -- TRUMAN, Harry S. (1884-1972) TLS ("Harry S. Truman") to O. F. Neal, Washington 5 May 1945. 1 p., 4to., blue White House stationery . Truman thanks Neal for his letter approving of Truman's selection of Ed McKim as Chief Administrative Assistant. -- EISENHOWER, Dwight D. (1890-1969); -- NIXON, Richard M. (1913-1994); -- FORD, Gerald R. (1913-); -- CARTER, James (1924-); -- REAGAN, Ronald W. (1911-); -- BUSH, George H. W. (1924-)]. A series of 7 TLS, expressing thanks or extending good wishes, probably autopen or secretarial hands, 11 November 1963 - 10 March 1989, 2 from Reagan. Together 11 items . (11)