File MS-4-218, Box 1, Folder 9 - Letter from Ethel to Bill Lynch and other material

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Letter from Ethel to Bill Lynch and other material

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MS-4-218, Box 1, Folder 9

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  • November 18, 1942 (Creation)

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5 pages. - 1 envelope. - 7 photographs : sepia toned, 1 b&w ; 8.5 x 11 cm and smaller

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(1900-1972)

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Accession 1987‐002

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File contains an envelope address to The Bill Lynch Shows from Ethel (no last name specified) dated in Amherst November 18, 1942, and Halifax November 20-30, a blank labor service card with notes on the back, a card requesting name and address on the front of letters and parcels, a letter from Ethel to Bill Lynch dated July 25, 1942 from Amherst, and six photographs of: an unidentified woman in Sydney on July 16 1942, an unidentified woman at Murcer [sic] Lake in Sydney on July 13, 1942, an unidentified man in a parked car, a dog, two unidentified men on a ship plank over the war, three unidentified men in uniform and a dog by a Christmas tree, and three unidentified men, two in uniform and one in a suit, outside. Ethel's letter states she would try to enclose photographs of herself, so she may be the unidentified woman in the photos.

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