Correspondence Between Carl Albert and Simpson Push Regarding Taxation on Homestead Lands, 1956-04-26

Item — Box: DP 6, Folder: 82

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_4_6_82_0001

Scope and Contents

The letter is from a Native American man named Simpson Push to Congressman Carl Albert, requesting help in exempting their homestead land from taxation for another 25 years. Push expresses gratitude for Albert's previous efforts to help the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes and hopes for assistance in this matter. Albert responds, assuring Push that he will do what he can to help and explaining that the matter will be considered by Congress before the expiration date. Both letters emphasize the importance of looking ahead and seeking exemptions for the benefit of the Native American community.

Dates

Creation: 1956-04-26

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

English

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