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| Among his many interests, Rex Stout became personally involved in the Authors League of America. It, in turn, took an active role in the National Committee for the Universal Copyright Convention, which was ratified in 1954. The letterhead below is part of the Irving Dillard collection at the University of Missouri at St. Louis. NB: Mr. Stout's name and title (President, Authors League of America) are listed on the top right side of the letterhead. Click the letterhead image to see an enlargement. |  Click the picture to view an enlargement of Mr. Stout with Pres. Eisenhower |
Mr. Stout's response to Suzanne Epstein's letter   |
Mr. Stout sent the following letter to a young Jane K. Cleland (nee Chessman), the author of the Josie Prescott mystery series and fellow Wolfe Pack Member.   |
From the Honarable Edward I. Koch, Author and Statesman
According to Ellen Krieger, Werowance Emerita, this letter was sent in response to a letter from the Wolfe Pack. "At the time of Stout's centennial, The Wolfe Pack wrote to the Mayor's Office hoping to get a proclamation or have 12/1 declared Rex Stout Day."  |
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