Correspondence Regarding the Removal of Restrictions on George R. Carlton's Property, 1949-03-07

Item — Box: DP 6, Folder: 88

Identifier: CAC_CC_001_4_6_88_0003

Scope and Contents

The document is a series of letters between J. Woody Dixon, an attorney at law in Marietta, Oklahoma, and Hon. Carl Albert, a member of Congress in Washington, D.C. They discuss the approval of restriction removal on the property of George R. Carlton, an Indian allottee. Dixon thanks Albert for his assistance and offers to help in return. Albert informs Dixon that the Office of Indian Affairs has approved Carlton's application and offers further assistance if needed. Dixon expresses his gratitude for the assistance and requests Albert to expedite the final action on the matter. Both parties express a desire to settle the deal quickly for the benefit of all involved.

Dates

Creation: 1949-03-07

Language of Materials

From the Collection:

English

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