Letter from W. J. Aicklen to Rosella H. Werlin discussing the appearance of J. W. McCullough and the the Sealy-Smith Foundation name in an article of the Houston Cronicle regarding a proposed addition to the Sealy Hospital.

Letter from Isaac H. Kempner to A. O. Singleton listing senator who may oppose Senate Joint Resolution 12 but not an amendment.

Letter from George Moffett to A. F. Sommer thanking the latter for his previous letter.

Letter from Isaac H. Kempner to John S. Redditt requesting assistance in preventing the re-location of the University of Texas medical school from Galveston by talking to senators.

Letter from Isaac H. Kempner to E. R. Cheesborough discussing possible revisions to the latter's draft.

Letter from E. R. Cheesborough to I. H. Kempner discussing a resolution and the related actions taken. Cheesborough mentions contacting Mr. Aicklen and Mr. McCullough to discuss the resolution and determine whether or not it should be taken up by the Senate. The letter expresses caution about assuming the Senate's support for granted, noting that opinions might change and that it's crucial not to rely too heavily on assumed support.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to members of Galveston Chamber Of Commerce discussing the stalled status of Senate Joint Resolution 12 in the Texas Senate. He conveys concerns expressed by Senator Stone about the resolution being stuck on the Senate calendar. He also highlights the possibility of needing to amend the bill before its final passage to ensure its objectives are met and to garner additional support. Furthermore, he calls attention to the monthly expense of maintaining the organization, which totals approximately $1200.

Letter from Rosella Werlin to I. H. Kempner informing him that interesting clipping returns will be shown on the following Monday, demonstrating the effectiveness of their publicity efforts, which are already yielding positive results. The letter highlights that the returns include some relatively conclusive material from interviews with doctors and associated photos.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to J. C. Wilson discussing Senate Joint Resolution 12, which proposes the relocation of the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston to a place other than Galveston. He believes the resolution needs a two-thirds majority vote to pass and suggests influencing Senator Winfield to be absent during the final vote. The letter says this would be convenient for the Senator and would allow him to maintain a positive record with the people of San Antonio.

Letter from Isaac H. Kempner to E. S. Holliday discussing a bill from March 1945.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to W. E. Stone discussing Senate Bill, which would create a new medical college. He is against the bill and believes the money would be better spent improving the medical college already in Galveston. He argues that there is a high rate of tuberculosis among medical students and that this justifies keeping the medical college where it is. He suggests that Camp Wallace could be acquired to house and treat tuberculosis patients.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to H. E. Kleinecke, Jr. discussing a vote in the Senate regarding the establishment of a medical school. He expresses optimism about the fifteen votes secured in favor of their position, though notes concerns about the absence of two supportive senators and the potential for unfavorable amendments to the bill.

Letter from H. E. Kleinecke, Jr. to I. H. Kempner mentioning about a tuberculosis allegation about the Medical College. He forwarded the information to A. F. Sommer who then wrote to Senator George Moffett. The letter includes a reply from Senator Moffett that his opinion on the resolution passing is not known.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to Galveston News - Tribune containing instructions for placing an advertisement. The ad seeks a maid for downstairs housework and waitressing, offering good wages with room and bath provided in the employer's home, if desired.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to W. E. Stone discussing the conclusion of a committee's efforts to retain the medical college at Galveston. He notes that the objectives have been largely achieved through effective legislative handling by Stone and suggests disbanding the committee due to the associated high costs and management concerns.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to Karl L. Lovelady informing him of the termination of a committee's work and his services due to the completion of its objectives. He explains that after April 30th, the committee will no longer require Lovelady's services, in line with a previous agreement set to conclude at the end of the month. The letter mentions Kempner's recent return from Mineral Wells as the reason for delayed communication.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to Rosella Werlin mentioning The committee is ending its activities because they believe their goal of keeping the medical college in Galveston has been achieved for now. The letter thanks Mrs. Werlin for her work on the committee. It also says that public relations are still important to the medical college, but that this is not the committee's responsibility.

Letter from W. E. Stone to I. H. Kempner discussing ongoing expenditures related to the Medical School matter. Stone supports the continuation of certain activities and expenses, noting the legislative session is still in progress and likely to extend for a few more weeks. He advises against any public impression that the battle over the Medical School's issues is concluded. Furthermore, he suggests it might be justifiable to discontinue other expenditures but recommends keeping Mrs. Lovelady involved until the session ends, provided Lovelady deems it unnecessary to continue.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to Rosella Werlin mentioning The committee is ending its activities because they believe their goal of keeping the medical college in Galveston has been achieved for now. The letter thanks Mrs. Werlin for her work on the committee. It also says that public relations are still important to the medical college, but that this is not the committee's responsibility. He also mentions returning a so-called 'dummy' of the booklet in contemplation and refrains from passing it on for reasons mentioned.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to W. E. Stone discussing financial discrepancies involving a member who has exceeded his contractual salary and expense allowance. He expresses embarrassment and reports that despite an agreed salary of $300 and expenses of $50 per month, the member drew $350 in April alone. The letter also mentions a draft error and plans for a committee meeting to address these financial issues.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to Karl L. Lovelady informing him of the termination of a committee's work and his services due to the completion of its objectives. He explains that after April 30th, the committee will no longer require Lovelady's services, in line with a previous agreement set to conclude at the end of the month. The letter mentions Kempner's recent return from Mineral Wells as the reason for delayed communication.

Letter from Rosella Werlin to I. H. Kempner, discussing the effectiveness and future plans of a publicity program for the medical school. She reports positive feedback from Mr. Aicklen, Mr. McCullough, and Mr. Agnew about the current publicity efforts, suggesting the continuation and expansion of these initiatives. The letter mentions successful media engagements, including an exclusive story on the $2,000,000 John Sealy Hospital addition, and compares these efforts to those of other prominent foundations.

Letter from William M. Nathan to C. D. Wilson enclosing the abstract covering the potential property for the new Hillel building. He asks either Wilson or William Koen to reply to him when the matters have been resolved.

Letter from Isaac Herbert Kempner to Mose Feld mentioning that he'd be leaving on Saturday night for two or three weeks of absence. He mentions that he'd like to have 15-2o minutes time with Feld to talk about the Hillel Building drive.