Box 4

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Correspondence to and from Florance E. Cottrell of Ohio.

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Correspondence to and from John H. Cowles. Topics include the International Conference and the China situation - see also Box 2/Folder 25 and Box 3/Folder 13.

Scope and Contents From the Series: When the Office of the Sovereign Grand Commander moved out of the Statler Building in Boston in the late 1960's, many of the older records were stored in the “Carriage House,” an outbuilding near the new headquarters in Lexington, Massachusetts. It was not until the mid-1990's, when the Carriage House was repurposed, that these records were moved to storage at the Museum & Library. The records were in poor condition, many of them loose and unfiled, with no way to discern original order....

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Correspondence to and from John H. Cowles. Includes program for a dinner honoring seven Senators of the 75th Congress that attained the 33rd degree, hosted by Cowles.

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Miscellaneous correspondence to and from Melvin Maynard Jonson. Includes correspondence regarding the National Grand Lodge of Czechoslovakia.

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Correspondence with members of the Supreme Council of Cuba. Includes correspondence with Leon Abbott.

Scope and Contents From the Series: When the Office of the Sovereign Grand Commander moved out of the Statler Building in Boston in the late 1960's, many of the older records were stored in the “Carriage House,” an outbuilding near the new headquarters in Lexington, Massachusetts. It was not until the mid-1990's, when the Carriage House was repurposed, that these records were moved to storage at the Museum & Library. The records were in poor condition, many of them loose and unfiled, with no way to discern original order....

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Correspondence with members of the Supreme Council of Cuba.

Scope and Contents From the Series: When the Office of the Sovereign Grand Commander moved out of the Statler Building in Boston in the late 1960's, many of the older records were stored in the “Carriage House,” an outbuilding near the new headquarters in Lexington, Massachusetts. It was not until the mid-1990's, when the Carriage House was repurposed, that these records were moved to storage at the Museum & Library. The records were in poor condition, many of them loose and unfiled, with no way to discern original order....

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Miscellaneous correspondence to and from Melvin Maynard Johnson.