KENNEDY, JOHN F., President. Typed letter signed as Massachusetts Representative, to Walter M. Woodward, Washington, D.C., 23 December 1952, 1 page 4to, on Representative stationery, thanking a supporter, "Since I just returned from Europe, I have been delayed in telling you how much I appreciate your assistance in the campaign. I am certain we would have never survived the Eisenhower landslide if it had not been for the effectiveness of our organization...I fully realize that this victory was won by the people such as yourself..."; KENNEDY. Typed letter signed as Senator, to William E. Frederick, Washington, D.C., 6 February 1953, 1 page, 4to, on Senate stationery, with original envelope, acknowledging the receipt of a letter and "...enclosing herewith the card with my signature which you requested [not present]..."; together 2 items. (2)

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KENNEDY, JOHN F., President. Typed letter signed as Massachusetts Representative, to Walter M. Woodward, Washington, D.C., 23 December 1952, 1 page 4to, on Representative stationery, thanking a supporter, "Since I just returned from Europe, I have been delayed in telling you how much I appreciate your assistance in the campaign. I am certain we would have never survived the Eisenhower landslide if it had not been for the effectiveness of our organization...I fully realize that this victory was won by the people such as yourself..."; KENNEDY. Typed letter signed as Senator, to William E. Frederick, Washington, D.C., 6 February 1953, 1 page, 4to, on Senate stationery, with original envelope, acknowledging the receipt of a letter and "...enclosing herewith the card with my signature which you requested [not present]..."; together 2 items. (2)