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32nd President. Typed letter signed “Franklin D. Roosevelt” AS PRESIDENT, January 23, 1941, The White House Washington stationery, to Maury Maverick as Mayor of San Antonio, in full:
I have referred your letter with regard to your cousin, Robert V. Maverick, to Norman Davis. Norman informs me that he has met and talked with your cousin who impressed him most favorably and that as soon as something suitable for him, in view of his past experiences, develops he will be glad to get in touch with you.
Mailing fold, else fine. Very attractive signature.
Maury Maverick (1895-1954) was the Democratic Mayor of San Antonio, Texas. Roosevelt mentions referring a letter from Maverick to diplomat Norman Davis (1878-1944), known for serving as President Wilson's chief financial advisor at the Paris Peace Conference, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, and Under Secretary of State.
32nd President. Typed letter signed “Franklin D. Roosevelt” AS PRESIDENT, January 23, 1941, The White House Washington stationery, to Maury Maverick as Mayor of San Antonio, in full:
I have referred your letter with regard to your cousin, Robert V. Maverick, to Norman Davis. Norman informs me that he has met and talked with your cousin who impressed him most favorably and that as soon as something suitable for him, in view of his past experiences, develops he will be glad to get in touch with you.
Mailing fold, else fine. Very attractive signature.
Maury Maverick (1895-1954) was the Democratic Mayor of San Antonio, Texas. Roosevelt mentions referring a letter from Maverick to diplomat Norman Davis (1878-1944), known for serving as President Wilson's chief financial advisor at the Paris Peace Conference, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, and Under Secretary of State.