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1958/12/02: Sterling Morton to Forest Genetics Research Foundation

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December 2 1958
Copy of letter from Sterling Morton to the Forest Genetics Research Foundation stating he would contribute the promised $5000 to the institution for the purchase of additional land, but the contribution would come from their private charitable foundation, The Morton Fund, as he has exhausted his personal exemption for tax free deductions several times over. The foundation will receive the money from the Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Company.
Correspondence
Forest Genetics Research Foundation (received by)
Godshalk, Clarence E. (is related to)
Righter, F. I. (is related to)
U.S. Department Of Agriculture, Division of Forest Genetics Research (is related to)
The Morton Fund (is related to)
Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Company (is related to)
1958/08/26: F. I. Righter to C. E. Godshalk
1958/09/05: C. E. Godshalk to F. I. Righter
1958/09/22: F. I Righter to C. E. Godshalk
1958/09/25: C. E. Godshalk to F. I Righter
1958/10/07: F. I Righter to C. E. Godshalk
1958/12/02: Sterling Morton to F. I. Righter
1959/01/29: Sterling Morton to F. I. Righter
Sterling Morton Correspondence with Clarence Godshalk, 1957-1961
Morton Family Correspondence
Collection of Morton Family materials
English
Copyright in an unpublished work lasts for the life of the author plus 70 years.
End of restriction: 2031
End of restriction notes: Can be released 70 years after death
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