Lowry was from the Little Man Press, 3747 Hutton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Lowry was from The Little Man, 3747 Hutton Street, Cincinatti, Ohio.

Neiman's work, "After the Revolution," is mentioned in the letter.

Return address listed as:

c/o Mrs. Beirne C. Lowry 3747 Hutton Avenue Cincinnati 26, Ohio USA

Lowry mentions his work, "The Prince of Pride Starring."

Personal names mentioned in the letter:

Weldon (referring to Weldon Kees)

Return address listed as:

3747 Hutton Avenue Cincinnati 26, Ohio

Personal names mentioned in the letter:

Weldon (referring to Weldon Kees)

Lowry was editor at The Little Man, 3747 Hutton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Neiman's "Gas Mask" short story is mentioned in the letter.

Lowry was editor at The Little Man, 3747 Hutton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Neiman's works, "The Decency of Decay" and "Nice Weather for Gas Masks" are mentioned in the letter. The letter also mentions that Neiman will be receiving author's copies of a book, and Lowry asks Neiman to send a short note about himself to appear in the rear of the book.

Lowry was editor at The Little Man, 3747 Hutton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Lowry was editor at The Little Man, 3747 Hutton Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

The need for Neiman to autograph 99 copies of a book (to which he contributed) is mentioned in the letter.

Return address listed as:

3747 Hutton Street Cincinnati 26, Ohio, USA

Lowry mentions his short story, "My Lost Star."

Return address listed as:

3747 Hutton Avenue Cincinnati 26, Ohio

Lowry mentions his work, "The Prince of Pride Starring," and a collection of his short stories.