Letter from I. H. Kempner to General and Mrs. Richard Donovan discussing potential times for the Donovans to come and stay with the Kempners.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to Major General Richard Donovan discussing Donovan's new assignment messing with his visit to the Kempner's but the Kempner's being proud of Donovan's accomplishments, regardless. Kempner also discusses attempting to get Marguerite to visit in the upcoming weeks.

Letter from Richard Donovan to Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Kempner discussing Donovan having to turn down an invitation to visit and stay with the Kempners due to being moved to an assignment in Washington but expressing Donovan's wishes that Kempner might travel to Washington one day so they can meet up.

Letter from Chauncey D. Leake to William E. Stone expressing gratitude for the senator's support in expanding the Galveston State Psychopathic Hospital and discusses the growing need for medical professionals in Texas due to increasing population and industrialization. He outlines the current demands for physicians and the benefits of establishing additional medical schools in Texas, emphasizing the importance of competition and collaboration in maintaining high educational standards.

Copy of Letter from William M. Nathan to Harold Oster discussing the Hillel Building Fund, the meeting that was cancelled, and attaching a list of people who were invited to attend the meeting on May 30th, a correspondence directing the closing of the deal for the Hillel property, the floor plan of the building and a list of total donors for Oster's records. He also catches up on personal matters and congratulates Oster on his daughter's graduation from high school.

Copy of letter from William M. Nathan to George M. Dahl replying to the postscript of his last letter which discusses a copy of the sketch for the Hillel building in Austin. He states his excitement and requests that Dahl begin working on a front elevation for the Hillel Building. He notes that he did not speak to the Rabbi before making this request but believes that he would also like to see a front elevation of the proposed building.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to William M. Nathan explaining that the letter he sent positions Kempner as guilty of something he did not do. He states that he did not chose to convene or cancel the meeting in May for the Hillel Building Fund. He reiterates that everyone had an equal part in this fund but explains that he knows Nathan does not have bad intentions in his letter.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to William M. Nathan replying to his most recent letter and explaining why he feels that a poll sent through a letter would accomplish the same task as a meeting of all the co-chairmen to discuss the land for the Hillel Building. He notes that Nathan's most recent letter suggests a new reason for a meeting which Kempner can understand but still believes it should wait until they hire individuals to canvas smaller areas of the state for donations.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to Eugene Solow, Mose M. Feld, Fred F. Florence, and William M. Nathan enclosing a letter Kempner wrote to Rabbi Friedman and a copy of his reply.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to Eugene Solow, Mose M. Feld, Fred F. Florence, and William M. Nathan enclosing a letter Kempner wrote to Rabbi Friedman and a copy of his reply.