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Letter to Abnashi Ram
Letter to Abnashi Ram from K.L. Dixit, telling Ram of his recent experiences in India. He states that the experience was very rewarding, though he was disheartened by the levels of poverty in the country.

Letter to Abnashi Ram
Letter to Abnashi Ram from R.J. Dixit, thanking him for a previous letter and explaining that Ram’s friend K.L. Dixit recently had a heart attack and is suffering from a case of pneumonia. He is improving, but progress is very slow.

"People at Work"
Article in Pulse, "a publication for Collins radio company employees", dated September 1968. The article profiles Roshan Sharma, Alice Campbell, and Ron Renfrow.

Letter from Abnashi Ram to Roshan Sharma
Letter from Abnashi Ram to Roshan Sharma. Abnashi Ram congratulates Roshan Sharma on his television appearance.

Postcard to Abnashi Ram
Postcard to Abnashi Ram. The postcard discusses Abnashi Ram’s new store: "We are anxious to hear how your new store is getting along."

Postcard from Rani Bagai to Abnashi Ram
Postcard from Rani Bagai to Abnashi Ram. The postcard updates Abnashi Ram on Rani’s stay in India. It is dated November 28, 1974.

Letter from Vivian Thind to Abnashi Ram
Letter from Vivian Thind to Abnashi Ram. The letter is short and is dated October 1, 1967.

Letter from Bhagwan Singh Gyanee to Abnashi Ram
A letter dated October 11, 1958 from Bhagwan Singh Gyanee to Abnashi Ram while Gyanee was aboard the M.S. Jaladharati. Gyanee thanks Ram for his letter and the suggestions it contains. He also writes of other topics, including his relationship with the Consul General of Sri Partab, Singh Kairon.

Letter to Abnashi Ram
A telegram of unknown date to Abnashi Ram from the officers of the S.S. Jaladula located at Howard’s Terminal. The message states that the officers wanted Ram aboard and were very sorry they had not seen him the day before at a party.

Letter from Bhagwan Singh Gyanee to Abnashi Ram
Letter from Bhagwan Singh Gyanee to Abnashi Ram. Gyanee relates that he recently attended a dinner in honor of Prem Bathia, chief editor of the Tribune, and discusses his health and his wife Florence, who he left in the United States upon moving to India.

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