Identifier
MUM01790_b01_f04_006
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Description
Mary Lee [Cowart?] writes from Bristow, Oklahoma, stating that World War II has not had a significant impact on their lives. Mary Lee plans to go to Tulsa as soon as the polio epidemic subsides to take Zada Lee to the dentist. She spoke with Rufus who was practicing flying in a fighter plane over the Atlantic Ocean in Jacksonville, Florida, and mentions that his training school appeared in an article in the South East Post. She mentions Little Frank's trip to Jackson, Mississippi, before heading to Pensacola, Florida, to go on the destroyer again. She relays updates on a number of other people. Mary Lee discusses her garden, the hot summer, and receiving orders from Little Rock.
Subject Headings (Library of Congress)
World War II.; Polio; Poliomyelitis; Poliomyelitis--1940-1950; Poliomyelitis--history--United States; Poliomyelitis--Social aspects--United States; Poliomyelitis--Social aspects--United States--History--20th century; Poliomyelitis--United States; Poliomyelitis--United States--History; Poliomyelitis--United States--History--20th century; Jacksonville (Fla.); Bristow (Okla.)
Publication Date
9-8-1943
Relational Format
archival material
Original Format
letters (correspondence)
Finding Aid
https://egrove.olemiss.edu/finding_aids/412/
Original Collection
Hubert Creekmore Collection
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Recommended Citation
Cowart, Mary Lee and Mittie, "Letter from Marchy Lee [Cowart?] to Mittie (08 September 1943)" (1943). Hubert Creekmore Collection. 9.
https://egrove.olemiss.edu/creekmore/9
Comments
8 September 1943