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Letter from Harold M. Anderson of The Sun newspaper to Graydon F. Smart of the Kane Republican newspaper regarding the collection of affidavits pertaining to Dr. McCleery's wolves. Full text of the letter is quoted below.
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January 22, 1932
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This letter is an unpublished work created by Harold M. Anderson, who died December 26, 1940 according to the December 27, 1940 issue of The Palm Beach Post, page 4, in the article titled "An Editorial Classic," which is accessible via Google. As of 2013, unpublished works by authors who died before 1943 are in the public domain, so this letter is in the public domain.
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The Sun
Office of the Editor
New York
January 22, 1932.
Mr. Graydon F. Smart, City Editor,
The Kane Republican,
Kane, Pennsylvania.
Dear Mr. Smart:
I have somewhat expanded your summary of the affidavits, particularly to get in Dunbar's experience with the wolves that forgave him on his returning the pups; that is an incident all students of nature will treasure. When the proper time comes we may suggest to Mr. Curran--he is of Ontario, not Michigan--that the wolves of Canada are degenerate.
Yours truly,
Harold M. Anderson
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HMA/lm
Office of the Editor
New York
January 22, 1932.
Mr. Graydon F. Smart, City Editor,
The Kane Republican,
Kane, Pennsylvania.
Dear Mr. Smart:
I have somewhat expanded your summary of the affidavits, particularly to get in Dunbar's experience with the wolves that forgave him on his returning the pups; that is an incident all students of nature will treasure. When the proper time comes we may suggest to Mr. Curran--he is of Ontario, not Michigan--that the wolves of Canada are degenerate.
Yours truly,
Harold M. Anderson
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HMA/lm