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113. Jame Alexander Ulio to Rubin Saltzman Regarding Integration of the Troops, September 1944 (correspondence)

114. Albert E. Kahn and Rubin Saltzman to Sidney Hillman Celebrating Successful Campaign, November 1944 (correspondence)

115. Albert E. Kahn and Rubin Saltzman to President Roosevelt Congratulating him on Re-Election, November 1944 (correspondence)

117. Schedule and Costs for Nora Zhitlowsky's Speaking Tour

119. Rubin Saltzman and Albert Kahn to Roosevelt in Advance of Yalta Conference, January 1945 (telegram)

124. Mrs. Moses P. Epstein to Rubin Saltzman Thanking him for Contribution to Hadassah, June 1945 (correspondence)

127. National Board of Directors to Truman Concerning the UN, the Jews of Europe, and Trade Unionism, July 1945 (correspondence)

131. Stephen S. Wise to Rubin Saltzman about Condemning Anti-Semitic Columnist O'Donnell, October 1945 (correspondence)

133. New York Office to Rubin Saltzman in Warsaw in Response to Previous Letter, July 1946 (correspondence)

134. Rubin Saltzman to Gedaliah Sandler about Arrival in Warsaw and Kielce Pogrom, July 1946 (correspondence)

135. Radiogram from Rubin Saltzman to Gedaliah Sandler, June 28, 1946

136. Zishe Weinper to Rubin Saltzman about Travels, January 1946 (correspondence)

137. Rubin Saltzman to Marc Chagall Thanking him for Gift, October 1946 (correspondence)

148. Louis Lipsky to All Affiliated Organizations of the American Jewish Conference about Support for Resolution, March 1945 (correspondence)

155. Sam Pevzner to Educational Directors of All Lodges about Education Resources, March 1946 (correspondence)

158. Louis Lipsky to All Delegates and Affiliated National Organizations about Letter to President of the United States, January 1945 (correspondence)

161. Rubin Saltzman and Albert E. Kahn to President Franklin Delano Roosevelt about his Fourth Inauguration, January 1945 (telegram)

199. Rubin Saltzman and Albert E. Kahn to Louis Lipsky about JPFO Representation in the Interim Committee of the American Jewish Conference, February 1945 (correspondence)