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Kingsley M. Clarke correspondence regarding Nile Kinnick - Bob Feller Historical Marker dedication program, 1964

1964-08-13: 31858060072455-01

K1NGSLEY   M.   CLARKE
ATTORNEY    AT    LAW
DES    MOINES,   IOWA
August 13, 1964
Mr. Nile Kinnick,
1114 South 79th St.,
Omaha, Nebr.
Dear Nile:
I am enclosing some clippings from the August
10th Register.  Mary Jane is sending you under separate
cover issues of the News that came out the week before
and the week after the dedication ceremony.  As you
will note the section of the News which shows the
program and the advertisements in regard to the Fair
is simply a special section.  In the follow-up
edition there is a good picture on the second page as
well as the coverage on the first page of the paper.
I am enclosing a letter received from Frank
Carideo, and I had a nice letter from Ken Pettit,
attorney at Manchester, in which he expressed his regret
he could not be on hand.
In most cases I sent invitations to former
teammates who were located fairly close to this area.
I have heard many compliments on your remarks.
All in all we felt it was a fine ceremony.
With best wishes.
Sincerely yours, King
Kingsley M. Clarke

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K1NGSLEY M. CLARKE ATTORNEY AT LAW DES MOINES, IOWA August 13, 1964 Mr. Nile Kinnick, 1114 South 79th St., Omaha, Nebr. Dear Nile: I am enclosing some clippings from the August 10th Register. Mary Jane is sending you under separate cover issues of the News that came out the week before and the week after the dedication ceremony. As you will note the section of the News which shows the program and the advertisements in regard to the Fair is simply a special section. In the follow-up edition there is a good picture on the second page as well as the coverage on the first page of the paper. I am enclosing a letter received from Frank Carideo, and I had a nice letter from Ken Pettit, attorney at Manchester, in which he expressed his regret he could not be on hand. In most cases I sent invitations to former teammates who were located fairly close to this area. I have heard many compliments on your remarks. All in all we felt it was a fine ceremony. With best wishes. Sincerely yours, King Kingsley M. Clarke