Letter from Maurice Brooks to Truett Latimer asking if there are any part-time jobs available at Hardin-Simmons University for a friend of his.

Letter from W. W. Cardwell to Truett Latimer introducing Jim Egan, the man he recently employed.

Letter from L. L. Armor to Truett Latimer regrettably declining an invitation to a breakfast meal held by Latimer and a man name Harley.

Pamphlet from Dial Finance Company advertising their loan by mail order service. Included is a blank loan application.

Letter from John F. Ivy to Truett Latimer discussing the issue of removing the age limits from the law creating the Office of Parole officer.

Letter from Ben D. Sudderth to Truett Latimer congratulating the latter on re-election as well as noting his recommendation of Bill Yarborough for a position in the Health Department.

Letter from B. Jack Glover to Truett Latimer discussing opposition to Texas House Bill #5. B. Jack Glover refers to the unjust aspects of this bill and claims it follows paths of a Socialistic government and he describes in a lengthy letter his disapproval of this piece of government.

Letter from A. C. Wimpee advocating for Representative Latimer as the State Senator of the Abilene District. He mentions how Mr. Latimer stood against the horse racing bill and the liquor traffic.

Letter from J. A. Wolfe to Truett Latimer as words of gratitude for sending a copy of the "Statement of the Texas State Chiropractic Board of Examiners."

Letter from Omar Moore to Alvin Woody criticizing a Hardin-Simmons University fund-raiser.

Letter from Veda J. Emmons to Allen Glenn addressing his run for Representative of Taylor County. She criticizes him for the things he said about Truett Latimer in his announcement. She also says that she is going to tell the people of Taylor County about the laws he violated in the County Court-at-Law. There is a note from Mr. Latimer at the top of the letter.

Letter from David S. Castle Jr. to Claude Gilmer discussing why Walter Moore should be kept as State Architect. "Copy" is printed in the left margin. Copies were sent to Truett Latimer, Harley Sadler, James Bethea, and Walter Moore.

Letter from Allen P. Eason to Truett Latimer expressing opposition to the bill that would amend the Barber Law.

Letter from Ed Tapscott to Truett Latimer discussing unnamed legislation concerning teacher pay increases. Tapscott writes that most teachers could easily get jobs that pay more in other fields, an issue that is especially acute for new male teachers, who cannot support their families on their salaries. He continues that if something is not done it will become a woman's field and asks Latimer to do what he can to help younger teachers get a living wage.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Karl Hoblitzelle discussing concerns on the stand taking on the Trinity River Bill.

Letter from George T. Hinson to Truett Latimer asking him to join in the opening of his campaign for lieutenant governor.

Correspondence between Truett Latimer and Mrs. Andrew W. Hunt discussing a petition Hunt signed regarding Texas House Bill #216 and the desire for higher teacher salaries in the state of Texas regardless of any taxes that are raised to achieve said goal. Mrs. Andrew W. Hunt's response is typed directly onto Latimer's initial letter.

Letter from Truett Latimer to Coke Stevenson as a reference from an employment opportunity.

Letter from M. Gene Wofford to Truett Latimer discussing concerns regarding a bill being presented in favor of legalized racing.

Letter from Mack Eplen to Price Daniel discussing the tax issue in Texas. Mr. Eplen thinks that a general sales tax would be the proper solution.

Letter from Mr. J. A. Bristew and Mrs. J. A. Bristew to Truett Latimer discussing legislation for schools in which there is support for Texas House Bill #216 and opposition to Kilgore Bill.

Letter from John F. Ivy to Truett Latimer discussing the age limit for parole officers.

Letter from Joe E. Lassiter to Truett Latimer discussing the opening of the current Legislative session. He also asks that the House Journal be sent to him.

Letter from Diane Mitchell to Judy and Truett Latimer discussing the C.S.R. Bill, a bill that sets out to raise the standard of court reporters in Texas; she encloses [not included here] a copy of it. She also talks briefly about the tax on small businesses.