Letter from Lady Bird Johnson to Helen Corbitt thanking Corbitt for a fruit ring prepared for the Johnson's.

Letter from Lyndon B. Johnson to Helen Corbitt discussing the death of President John F. Kennedy.

Letter from M. D. Landin to M. D. Landin in a prisoner of war camp in Moulmein, Burma. The letter discusses number and nationality of prisoners, as well as the living and working conditions. It is said the commander tries to treat prisoners kindly, and discusses the pay rate (based on rank and work done). Handwritten text on the back of the postcard: "I am feeling fine and hope you are the same. Goodby. M. D. Landin."

Letter from T. H. Schaller to T. E. Penn informing Penn of the attached copies of enginemen seniority rosters.

Letter from Peter Stewart to John Hutton discussing various topics such the birth of Hutton's daughter, a matter involving a check, and one of Hutton's drawings. Stewart congratulates Hutton and his wife on the arrival of their daughter and asks what they named her. He tells Hutton to send the check to the Republic National Bank of Dallas and provides the contact information of the London branch's manager in case there are any difficulties. He also mentions one of Hutton's drawings and says that Philip Johnson feels that it is in tune with the spirit of the chapel.

Letter to D. C. Dobbins discussing changes to be made in the upcoming seniority list, as well as firemen that have not been heard from in over two years whose names need to be taken off the seniority lists.