Various letters and documents related to The Unfavored Few dated 1957-1969

Typed letter to Brent and Robert from Uncle Joe in Los Angeles, April 4, 1957; 1969 University of Utah Deed of Gift related to donation by Robert F. Terry of the Joseph L. Rawlins papers; 1957 correspondence with Brandt & Brandt movie producers about a film of The Unfavored Few; handwritten note from Jane Rawlins Wetzel; 1957 letter from University of Utah president Albert R. Olpin to Alta R. Jensen; 1956-57 correspondence from a Washington, D.C., law office and the U.S. Department of Commerce about copyright for The Unfavored Few; 1956 letter from The Reader's Digest; miscellaneous correspondence about The Unfavored Few. Materials collected by Joseph Lafayette Rawlins' daughter, Alta R. Jensen, for her book The Unfavored Few. Joseph L. Rawlins helped organize the first Democratic Party in Utah, served as the first territorial delegate to the U.S House of Representatives, and later served in the U.S. Senate.