Secretary of Education | Signatures

Card signed by Anthony J. Celebrezze, featuring the typed inscription "Anthony J Celebrezze" as Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare. Additional information includes a typed note stating "Autograph of" above the signature and a brief biography.

Card signed by Wilbur J. Cohen, stating, "Wilbur J. Cohen/Secretary of Health,/Education, and Welfare/1968-69". Cohen, known as "Mr. Social Security," contributed significantly to American social insurance legislation and the design of Medicare.

Wilbur J. Cohen autographing "Wilbur J. Cohen/May 16, 1966" on a paper affixed to a larger sheet, accompanied by a newspaper clipping. Cohen, known as "Mr. Social Security," significantly contributed to social insurance legislation and Medicare design.

Card signed by Marion B. Folsom, indicating his position as U.S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare (1955-1958). Folsom, a World War I veteran and former Treasurer of Eastman Kodak Co, includes a pencil note on the verso.

Card signed by John W. Gardner, LBJ's Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare. Signed in ink as "John W Gardner", he served from 1965-1968 and was instrumental in launching Medicare and passing the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965.

Signatures of John W. Gardner and Mary Taylor feature on this item, with Gardner signing as "John W Gardner/Secretary of Health, Education & Welfare/March 22, 1966" and Taylor inscribing "To/George/&/KWJJ/Here's to you're playing/all good Country/Music/Best/Mary Taylor/Capitol" on the verso.

Index card signed by Abraham A. Ribicoff, President John F. Kennedy's Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, with the signature "Abe Ribicoff" in blue ink. Ribicoff served as a Congressman, Governor, and Senator from Connecticut.

Card signed by former U.S. Senator Abraham A. Ribicoff, featuring the signature "Abe Ribicoff" in blue ink. Accompanied by a typed caption indicating the date, January 14, 1963, and his titles, including Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare.