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Letter: John W. Campbell Jr. to Commander Lucius C. Dunn U. S. Navy (Ret. ) (May 12, 1941)

Author: John W. Campbell Jr.
File/Ref. No.: OMPF LRH 01-013
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STREET & SMITH PUBLICATIONS INCORPORATED SEVENTY-NINE SEVENTH AVENUE • NEW YORK, N.Y. JOHN W. CAMPBELL • EDITOR • ASTOUNDING SCIENCE-FICTION May 12, 1941 Commander Lucius C. Dunn U. S. Navy (Ret. ) Intelligence Officer, Navy Yard, Washington, D. C. Dear Sir: Re: No. PRA:B-3 (Hubbard, L.R.) I have known Mr. L. R. Hubbard for four years, both professionally and personally. His family background is not directly known to me, since his family is on the West Coast. He himself is, … [Read more...] about Letter: John W. Campbell Jr. to Commander Lucius C. Dunn U. S. Navy (Ret. ) (May 12, 1941)

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Letter: Arthur J. Burks to Lucius C. Dunn, Commander, U.S. Navy (Ret.) (May 10, 1941)

Author: Arthur J. Burks
File/Ref. No.: OMPF LRH 01-012
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44 West 75th street, NYC., May 10, 1941. Lucius C. Dunn, Commander, U.S. Navy (Ret.), Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. reference PRA:B-3 HUBBARD, L.R. Dear sir: I have been intimately acquainted with Lafayette Hubbard for a period of about seven years from my own knowledge of naval tradition, custom, usage, etc., would say without hesitation that Hubbard measures up to all requirements. I am not too well informed on his family background. I have met his father and mother, who are … [Read more...] about Letter: Arthur J. Burks to Lucius C. Dunn, Commander, U.S. Navy (Ret.) (May 10, 1941)

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Letter: Frederick A. Lange to Whom It May Concern Re Hubbard, Ronald (April 22, 1941)

Author: Frederick A. Lange, Brigadier General (Montana)
File/Ref. No.: OMPF LRH 01-011
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THE STATE OF MONTANA ADJUTANT GENERAL'S OFFICE HELENA, MONTANA April 22, 1941 I HEREBY CERTIFY that the following is a complete statement of service of one RONALD HUBBARD as disclosed by records from this office: Enlisted: October 19, 1927 Place: Helena, Montana Organization: Regimental Headquarters Company, 163rd Infantry Grade: Private Honorably Discharged: October 29, 1928, per permanent change of residence [Signed] Frederick A. Lange Brigadier General (Montana) Adjutant … [Read more...] about Letter: Frederick A. Lange to Whom It May Concern Re Hubbard, Ronald (April 22, 1941)

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Letter: Arthur F. Johnson, Ph.D. to Lt. Commander Gates, U.S.N.R. (April 19, 1941)

Author: Arthur F. Johnson, Ph.D.
File/Ref. No.: OMPF LRH 01-006
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THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON, D. C. DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING April 19, 1941 Lt. Commander Gates, U.S.N.R. Navy Yard, Washington, D.C. Re: L. Ron Hubbard. Dear Sir: It is a pleasure to recommend Mr. Hubbard for a commission in the United States Naval Reserve, for duty in Naval Intelligence. While he studied engineering under me, he proved himself outstanding in leadership and activities. He is experienced to an unusual degree, exceptionally alert … [Read more...] about Letter: Arthur F. Johnson, Ph.D. to Lt. Commander Gates, U.S.N.R. (April 19, 1941)

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Letter: Warren G. Magnuson, M.C. to The President (April 8, 1941)

Author: Warren G. Magnuson, M. C.
File/Ref. No.: OMPF LRH 01-003
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Congress of the United States Warren G. Magnuson House of Representatives Washington, D.C. Committee on Naval Affairs Warren G. Magnuson Seattle April 8, 1941 The President, White-House. Dear Mr. President May I recommend to you a gentleman of reputation? L. Ron Hubbard is a well-known writer under five different names. He is a respected explorer as Captain Bryan, Navy Hydrographer, will confirm. Mr. Hubbard was born into the Navy. He has marine masters papers for more types … [Read more...] about Letter: Warren G. Magnuson, M.C. to The President (April 8, 1941)

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Letter: W. E. McCain to Whom It May Concern (March 25, 1941)

Author: W. E. McCain
File/Ref. No.: OMPF LRH 01-001
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U. S. NAVAL POWDER FACTORY INDIAN HEAD, MD. 25 March 1941 To Thom It May Concern: This is to certify that I have personally known Mr. L. Ron Hubbard for the past twenty years. I have been associated with him as a boy growing up and observed him closely. I have found him to be of excellent character, honest, ambitious and always very anxious to improve himself to better enable him to become a more useful citizen. His specialty is the writing of fiction stories and I understand he has … [Read more...] about Letter: W. E. McCain to Whom It May Concern (March 25, 1941)