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Letter to shop owners and staff all beauticians from Eula Fanguiaire
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Title:
Letter to shop owners and staff all beauticians from Eula Fanguiaire
Series Title:
Campaign Materials, 1956-1970. Carlton, Doyle E., Jr. (Farris Bryant Papers)
Creator:
Fanguiaire, Eula
Language:
English

Subjects

Subjects / Keywords:
Bryant, Farris, 1914- ( LCSH )
United States. Office of Emergency Planning. ( LCSH )
Florida. Board of Control. ( LCSH )
Florida Turnpike Authority. ( LCSH )
Florida. State Road Dept. ( LCSH )
Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway (Fla.) ( LCSH )
Politics and government -- 1951- -- Florida ( LCSH )
Bryant, Farris, 1914- -- Correspondence ( LCSH )
United States. Congress. Senate -- Elections, 1970 ( LCSH )
Segregation -- Florida -- St. Augustine ( LCSH )
Political campaigns -- Florida ( LCSH )
Elections -- Florida ( LCSH )
Governors -- Florida -- 20th century ( LCSH )
Political campaigns ( JSTOR )
Political elections ( JSTOR )
Cosmetology ( JSTOR )
Stationery ( JSTOR )
United States Senate ( JSTOR )
Governors ( JSTOR )
Spatial Coverage:
North America -- United States of America -- Florida

Notes

General Note:
SubSERIES 2b: Campaign for Governor,1960 BOX: 8

Record Information

Source Institution:
University of Florida
Holding Location:
University of Florida
Rights Management:
All rights reserved by the copyright holder.
Resource Identifier:
UF80000325_0008_002_0075
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ATTENTION



All Shopownere and Beauticiane.

This to to inform you that "The Letter" you received dated
May 13. 1960, signed Eula Fanguiaire and written on I'd-I. CA.
stationery. wee written. etgned and mailed without my knowledge
or authority. I rst heard of "The Letter" on Saturday night. May

14. 1960 and saw "it" (or the firet time Monday 1:30 P.M. May 16.

1960.

I have never at anytime met with tho FJ-I. C.A. Board to

discuee politics in any manner whatsoever.

A

Sincerely .




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May 13, 1960, signed Eula Fangulaire stationery, was written, signed and m; or authority. I first heard of The Let1 14. 1960 and saw ''it'' for the firet tim.