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Lillian wrote a letter addressed to Captain Frank Kendrick, Lt. Harvey Quackenbush, and Arthur Williams (members of the U.S.V.L.S.C.) for rescuing her son Howard.
The letter was sent on August 9, 1969.

This letter is in regards to a contribution to the U.S.V.L.S.C. fundraising campaign to build a new headquarters.
The letter is dated May 16, 1968.

This letter is in regards to a shipment of marble to the Philipsburgh Constricton CO., a company owned by Arthur J. Van Suetemdael and Achille Octave Van Suetendael.

The letter describes how members of the U.S.V.L.S.C., including Frank and Kay Kendrick, rescued Michael & Catherine Amoia and Dennis & MaryAnn Wepfer.
The letter is signed by the Amoias and Wepfers. It is dated 1996.

This letter is in regards steel tape that was broken and never replaced.
The letter is dated May 27, 1912.

This letter is in regards to Roy Bird's mother not vacating her apartment at 10 Overlook Terrace.

This letter informed Ottinger, who wrote a letter on behalf of the U.S.V.L.S.C., that his letter was being researched by the general counsel of the Secretary of Defense for legal legitimacy.

Mary Van Suetendael is offering R.R. Best the option of buying the Van Suetendael's property at 767 Warburton Avenue.

The letter is dated July 3, 1953.
The letter is signed by Winifred. A last name was not provided.

This letter was sent as a warning for Mrs. Brown to pay her rent or she would be evicted.