Box 4
Contains 49 Results:
Askins and Dixon Correspondence, 1945-1948
Address by Gov. Simeon Willis at the University of Kentucky, 1946
An address made by Gov. Simeon Willis at the Second Annual Observance of Founders Day at the University of Kentucky
Carl E. Heustis from Wilson W. Wyatt, 30 Mar 1945
Wyatt thanking Heustis for his "efficient management of the Police Department" during the recent flood emergency.
Carl Hummel from Earl Hummel, 12 Jul 1945
Earl Jr. is going through basic training at Fort Knox, KY when he wrote this letter. He tells his father of the classes he's taking and includes a description of Fort Knox clay. He also mentions Joe James who is having trouble with his skin and may be discharged.
Patriotic Cover, 05 Feb 1945
Stating that "Yank troops are back in Manila."
L.R. Smart from Albert B. Chandler, 16 Feb 1944
Chandler sent Smart passes.
Patriotic Cover, 1945
An anti Sidney Hillman (labor leader) envelope which states that the initials of Congress of Industrial Organizations - C.I.O. stands for Communists in Office.
Bryant Hughes from John E. Meeks, 30 Nov 1943
A V-Mail letter to his uncle about his divorce. He also mentions that his will states that he is leaving all his belongings to his father.
Joseph F. Coleman from Capt. Gil L. Agnor, 21 May 1946
Closing of the Manhattan Project in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
Adrian F. Wyatt Documents, 1946-1990
These materials document the military service of a career soldier. Wyatt enlisted right after high school graduation and served through early 1967. Included is his original enlistment, training materials, orders, reenlistments, discharges and more.