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Artifact Title	Date	Format	Image	Collection
41. Radio Enlists To Fight Infantile Paralysis	January 30, 1937	Article		Document
42. Roosevelt Comes Home	November 1932	Article		Document
43. Scenario	September 1931	Article		Document
44. Special Driving Control Created For President Roosevelt	February 1934	Article		Document
45. The Spirit Of Warm Springs	December 1933	Article		Document
46. This Question Of Infantile Paralysis	January 30, 1938	Article		Document
47. To Those Who Made These Celebrations Possible	January 30, 1937	Article		Document
48. A Toast	January 30, 1937	Article		Document
49. The Toughest One: A Short Short Story	January 30, 1937	Article		Document
50. Trail Along, Folks!	December 1933	Article		Document
51. "Uncle Tom And Tiny Tim: Some Reflections On The Cripple As Negro"	1969	Article		Document
52. Wanted -- Enlistments For A Crusade	July 1931	Article		Document
53. The Warm Springs Foundation	January 1936	Article		Document
54. "Warm Springs" The Fight Against Infantile	January 30, 1937	Article		Document
55. What Science Is Doing	January 30, 1938	Article		Document
56. A Year Of Home Building Progress	July 1933	Article		Document
57. As I Saw It	1955	Book		Document
58. "I'll Dance At It Sometime!"	January 30, 1936	Cartoon		Visual Still
59. The Will To Win, Cover	circa 1955	Comic Book		Visual Still
60. The Will To Win, Page 6	circa 1955	Comic Book		Visual Still
61. Alfred Pratt To FDR, October 9, 1938	October 9, 1938	Correspondence		Document
62. Offer Of Coal Furnace	October 27, 1938	Correspondence		Document
63. Letter From United Mine Workers	November 1, 1938	Correspondence		Document
64. FDR Responds To Criticism Of Heating System	November 12, 1938	Correspondence		Document
65. FDR to Colonel Rankin	January 23, 1937	Correspondence		Document
66. FDR To Henry Toombs On The Design Of Top Cottage	March 21, 1938	Correspondence		Document
67. FDR To Henry Toombs, June 9, 1938	June 9, 1938	Correspondence		Document
68. FDR's "Surprise" Birthday Celebration	January 23, 1934	Correspondence		Document
69. Henry Toombs Suggests FDR Should Be Listed As Architect For Top Cottage, With Reply	May 5, 1938	Correspondence		Document
70. Henry Toombs Suggests That FDR Thank The Builders Of Top Cottage, With Reply	January 23, 1939	Correspondence		Document
71. Henry Toombs to FDR, June 16, 1938	June 16, 1938	Correspondence		Document
72. Henry Toombs To FDR, June 6, 1938	June 6, 1938	Correspondence		Document
73. Henry Toombs To Nancy Cook and Marion Dickerman	May 16, 1961	Correspondence		Document
74. Letter On News Story About Top Cottage	March 27, 1940	Correspondence		Document
75. Memorandum For Henry J. Toombs On Listing FDR AS Architect	November 17, 1938	Correspondence		Document
76. Michigan Society Of Architects Seeks To Discuss FDR, With Reply	January 4, 1939	Correspondence		Document
77. Paul Hasbrouck To His Father, May 1, 1927	May 1, 1927	Correspondence		Document
78. Paul Hasbrouck To His Father, May 8, 1927	May 8, 1927	Correspondence		Document
79. Request For Birthday Ball Autograph, With Reply	January 15, 1934	Correspondence		Document
80. Request For Complete Plans For Top Cottage	January 11, 1938	Correspondence		Document