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This is a typed story, another copy, of May Basket with a handwritten note accompanying it that reads "Glad you liked it-Hope Mrs. Fleener does too. BGH." The envelope has a Maryland stamp, and was mailed from Tulsa.

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This is a 3 page typed story entitled "To Open; Paranoia or Better." The front page is signed Ben Henneke in the bottom right corner.

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This is a 2 page article from a newsletter (volume 38, issue 11) with other announcements on the back.

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This is a 2 sheet newsletter with an article by Ben Henneke on the front page.

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This a typed, untitled story about Hen Henneke's experiences on campus, with a handwritten note that reads "Dear Gary, Thanks for the [...]. B 6/17"

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This is a 2 page article by Ben Graf Henneke in the Quill of the Hill newsletter (volume 40, issue 5) where he writes about having his female relatives buy his necessities.

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This is a newspaper clipping of an interview with Gary Fleener and a postcard of the University of Tulsa with a note that reads "I know this man! BGH" on the back.

Scope and Contents Typed letter that reads "Dear Gary, I am seldom at a loss for words, but your kindly, affectionate and encoraging letter has left me speechless for weeks. What I want now is for time to sit down and discuss various spots in the Mss, and I know your hortatory letter did not promise 'seminar.' But if you have some free moments this summer and could drag yourself out to this senior citizen snuggery, I could provide libations and rapt attention. How far can I push friendship? This gives you an...

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This is a 5 page typed, undated story about what books he would choose to have if he were on a deserted island. In the top right corner is handwritten his phone number and address.

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This is a handwritten note that reads "Aware of your developing interest in ephemera--ere's some you may not have. I appreciated the Saul Bellow Art of contrition--These days only epics in 20 pt or larger type can really appeal. The friendship, however, meets all strictures of size and variety. Thanks. Ben"