Two TLsS, 2pp, 7¼"x10½" & 7¼"x10¼", Jan 20, 1936 & Dec 3, 1942. Excellent political content. Both on his personal letterhead, each boldly signed. The first concerns his impressions of Republican progress in Nebraska, in part, "...That 10,000 Republicans came from all over the State in a snow storm to hear my address and gave it such repeated approval as to delay it over the radio period is some indication. Their response to every mention of these invasions of fundamental American liberties is ample proof of deep emotion of the people of Nebraska upon this the greatest issue of two generations..." Near Fine. The other, which he marks "Personal," Hoover writes to D. M. Reynolds in part, "I am in hopes the new Chairman of the Republican National Committee will inaugurate such a service as you suggest. Lewis is a Republican. I don't know how long they will leave him on the radio. The candidate situation is clearing. Taft will announce soon that he is positively out. Dewey has already announced it. That leaves only [Ohio Governor John W.] Bricker and [Wendell] Willkie in for the present. It is not difficult to decide about it. Anything to build Bricker up is to the good..." Punch holes and other small paper loss at top edge easily matted out; else VG/Fine with this exception.