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Levi Pennington Writing to Harold Byrd, January 9, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to Harold Byrd, who had just gotten out of a trial for burglary, offering his advice and imploring him to live decently.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Haverford College Scholarship Committee, February 10, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to the Havorford College Scholarship Committee on behalf of student Donald Hugh Johnson.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Homer Morris, March 23, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to Homer Morris about what the committee he was in is going to do now that the American friends Service Committee had decided to establish a branch in Oregon.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Lee DeVries, March 11, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to Lee DeVries thanking him for his contribution to Heifers for Relief.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Lester Haworth, January 7, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to Lester Haworth about his work for Heifers for Relief and about some of the issues at Pacific College in the wake of Gulley's resignation.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Lura Miles, February 14, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to Lura Miles about his work on relief, the college's purchase of the house Herbert Hoover lived in with his uncle (the Hoover-Minthorn House) with the intention of turning it into a museum, and other news.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Mary, April 4, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to Mary sharing family news, a story from his time in the college during the Depression illustrating Pennington's preference against iron-clad rules, and Heifers for Relief.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Mary & Family
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to Mary & Family about personal life, Heifers for Relief, and the Oregon Yearly Meeting's trouble with anyone it saw as "unorthodox."
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Levi Pennington Writing to Miss Alta Blood, February 24, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to Miss Alta Blood, secretary for the Portland Committee on Overseas Relief, thanking her for the work her organization had done and describing his own efforts for relief.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Mrs. Ross, April 17, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to Mrs. Ross explaining why Heifers for Relief can not give cattle to specific people.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Otis, January 8, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to his nephew Otis thanking him for giving him an article written by Hoover. Talks about his thoughts on labor unions, fishing, raising money for Heifers for Relief, and helping Harold Byrd, a son of a friend who had committed burglaries.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Parker, April 4, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to his brother Parker about the genealogy of the Pennington family.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Parker, February 12, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to his brother Parker about personal life, fishing, and further issues at the college in the wake of Gulley's resignation as president and criticism of George Moore as field secretary. Poem at the end.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Pickett, Morris, & Newton, April 2, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to Clarence Pickett, Homer Morris, & Ray Newton, giving them his notes on a meeting in Portland requesting the establishment of a branch of the American Friends Service Committee in Oregon.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Raymond Wilson, January 22, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to Raymond Wilson commenting on the proposed statement of legislative policy from the Friends committee on National Legislation.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Rev. Handsaker, February 27, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to reverend Handsaker updating him on the work done for Heifers for Relief and the resolutions from the general meeting.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Rev. Handsaker, January 3, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to rev. Handsaker about the Heifers for Relief campaign and conveying to him questions from the campaign.
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Levi Pennington Writing to R.H. Baldock, March 28, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to R.H. Baldock, state highway engineer, thanking him for his letter informing him on the planned change regarding College Street in Newberg.
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Levi Pennington Writing to Senator Arthur Vandenburg, February 21, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to Arthur Vandenburg, a Senator from Michigan, arguing against lowering the voting age to 18.
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Levi Pennington Writing to State Legislator Bennett, January, 27, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to state legislator Bennett imploring him to take a stand against rising alcohol consumption and gambling.
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Levi Pennington Writing to State Legislator Carl Francis, February 6, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to state legislator Carl Francis thanking him for his reply and making clear his own opposition to drinking and gambling.
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Levi Pennington writing to the American Friends Service Committee, January 14, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to the American Friends Service Committee updating them on the Heifers for Relief campaign.
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Levi Pennington Writing to the Board of Publication, February 8, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to the Board of Publication on one of the statements made in a Quaker quiz regarding the theology of the Trinity and Christ's suffering.
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Levi Pennington Writing to the Newberg City Council, May 12, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to the Newberg City Council about his thoughts on the planned changes to Newberg's roads.
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Levi Pennington Writing to the Student Body of Pacific College, January 16, 1947
Levi T. Pennington
Levi Pennington writing to the student body of Pacific college asking them to contribute the the Heifers for Relief campaign, suggesting that they put on a musical performance to raise money for it.
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