Letter from Arthur M. Alpert to Lyda K. Quinn informing about the delay to send the policy documents and values of shares of two companies due to Mr. Mehan's medical reasons.

Letter from Arthur M. Alpert to Lyda K. Quinn informing about enclosing Gibraltar Life Insurance Policy No. 22456.

Letter from Louise Armstrong to I. H. Kempner mentioning sending Mr. Kempner excerpts from O. Henry's column in the Houston Post that she believes he would enjoy. She also conveys congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Kempner on the birth of their great-grandson, Judson Lee.

Letter from L. J. Cassell to I. H. Kempner apologizing to Kempner for a response delay and explains logistical challenges with implementing Kempner’s suggestion for a city tour for Treasure Island visitors. He found the idea interesting but impractical due to timing conflicts.

Letter from P. H. McKenna informing about the meeting of the West End Grade Raising Committee to discuss selection of an engineering firm.

Letter from L. E. Dowd to L. T. Murray discussing the Texas Cotton Association.

Letter from Maurice N. Eisendrath to Isaac H. Kempner sending $100 towards the Youth Camp program.

Letter from Maurice N. Eisendrath to I. H. Kempner thanking him for sending him a copy of his book and discussing his organization's Youth Camps. He asks him to support the organization so they can start more camps across the country.

Letter from Beverly Joan Galanda to Isaac H. Kempner informing that she received the book and honored to press it at Texas Women's University.

Report from Galveston Chamber of Commerce discussing their general fund and committee budgets from January to April, 1963.

Letter from Galveston Yacht Club to members regarding the entry fees of $10.00 for every racing series each season by the Club due to new improvements they're introducing.

Letter from Carl J. Gilbert, Chairman of the Committee for a National Trade Policy, to Harris Kempner requesting a renewal of H. Kempner's contribution to the committee for 1963 and discussing the committee's current involvement in national trade policies. Gilbert encloses a letter from President John F. Kennedy to Gilbert regarding the Committee's work.

Internal correspondence from Liverpool Office to T. E. Taylor acknowledging the memo regarding the $2,500 check.

Letter from Jim S. Hardy to Clark W. Thompson discussing the expansion of the United States Public Health Service Hospital in Galveston, Texas.

Letter from Richard R. Higgins to Harris Leon Kempner writing as a member of the Finance Committee of the Committee for Economic Development to request huis company's support for CED's 1963 program. He enclosed a booklet which tells about what CED does and extend more on what it does and people involved in it.

Letter from Oveta C. Hobby to Isaac H. Kempner discussing a photograph the latter sent.

Letter from Irvin A. Hoff to Isaac H. Kempner requesting his flight number and the time of arrival.

Letter from Isaac H. Kempner to Irving A. Hoff informing that he did not mention his mileages charges and thinks there would be no difficulty adjusting the charges.

Letter from Irvin A. Hoff to Isaac H. Kempner informing that they are glad to help at the Marriott Key Bridge Motel.

Letter from Isaac H. Kempner to D. M. Goldhirsh wishing a speedy recovery after finding out he was in the hospital.

Letter from Emil C. Brigandi to Isaac H. Kempner informing that they have not received the watch from the factory.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to Expert Shirt Hospital corresponding with the Expert Shirt Hospital regarding two shirts completed without an accompanying bill, explaining why they haven't received payment. He is also sending another shirt for collar replacement, providing specific measurements and preferences, and ensuring that the fit is not made tighter. Handwritten notes at the bottom discuss the absence of a bill due to Kempner being away and clarify charges for shirt alterations and postage.

Letter from Isaac H. Kempner to C. E. McClelland thanking for the sentiment outlinings.

Letter from Isaac H. Kempner to Catherine Suderman thanking for sending red roses regarding the opening of the Imperial Sugar Company in California.