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circa 1950
Photograph of a parade
One photograph of a parade dated circa 1950. Features a group of men marching past a bandstand. A notation on the rear of the photo reads, "Arizona Bushmasters - Army Day Parade."
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23 July 1943
Landau, Dorothy K., 1908-1992
[Collection of correspondence and newspaper clippings]
Collection of a letter and newspaper clippings sent to Daniel Landau from Dorothy Landau dated July 23, 1943. Consists of a letter and six newspaper clippings related to local news and the polio epidemic.
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to Daniel Landau
One letter addressed to Daniel Landau from Dorothy Landau dated July 23, 1943. Pertains to updates of family and friends. Mentions that she lost weight after having strep throat.
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Infantile Paralysis in Freestone County
One newspaper clipping entitled, "Infantile Paralysis in Freestone County." Related to news of a children who were hospitalized from polio in Freestone County.
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Infantile Paralysis in Freestone County (continued)
One newspaper clipping entitled, "Infantile Paralysis in Freestone County." Continued news of a family who had to relocate due to the polio epidemic.
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YMCA Pool is Closed Until August First
One newspaper clipping entitled, "YMCA Pool is Closed Until August First." Related to a local pool that was closed due to the polio epidemic.
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circa 1943-1953
Gold fountain pen
One gold fountain pen circa 1943-1953. Features a brushed gold check pattern on the barrel of the pen. The cap has a ring on the top.
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Ex-Miss Texas Dies Of State Fair In Kansas
One newspaper clipping entitled, "Ex-Miss Texas Dies Of State Fair In Kansas." Pertains to the passing of Bonnie Ruth Slauson from infantile paralysis.
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Orange and black fountain pen
One orange and black fountain pen circa 1943-1953. Features a mainly orange barrel with black flecks.
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Warm Springs Doctor Here to Aid in War on Polio
One newspaper clipping entitled, "Warm Springs Doctor Here to Aid in War on Polio." Reports that R.L. Bennet, a doctor from the Georgia Warm Springs Foundation arrived in Dallas to assist with the polio epidemic.
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