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This pamphlet was designed to show how Bennett College For Women prepares its students to become full-fledged participants in a democratic society. A brief history of the[...]
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A 1942 newspaper application form used for registering men for the service.
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A script from a special Easter radio drama addressing faith and spirituality following World War II broadcast by the Army Air Forces BTC-10/ORD in 1946.
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An invitation for the Gold Star Mothers celebration at the Greensboro World War Memorial Stadium to be used in expectation of V-E Day and a committee planning letter from[...]
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Listings of soldiers from Greensboro who served in the Spanish-American War classified by rank and regiment. The list compiled by Mrs. Frank P. Morton and Mrs. Annette S.[...]
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This letter sent out by McDaniel Lewis, Director of the Guilford County War Records Committee, was to inform members of an upcoming guest speaker, Miss Charlie Huss, the [...]
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Brockmann's recollections of World War I, the servicemen from Greensboro and how the conflict had changed people's lives for "better or worse -- but [they were] not the s[...]
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James MacClamroch gives his endorsement to the new military in Greensboro being named after David Caldwell, giving a detailed history of early Greensboro, it's military h[...]
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James V. Morgan responds to an information request made by McDaniel Lewis about the Greensboro Draft Boards. Morgan's report includes information about the positions serv[...]
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McDaniel Lewis, Historian for the Henry K. Burtner Post No. 53, responds to Colonel John J. Morrow's efforts to rename a Greensboro camp with a list of names of honorary [...]
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A program for the 1920 American Legion Sunday Memorial Service in honor of the fallen soldiers from the Great War who were from Guilford, Randolph, and Rockingham Countie[...]
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A news clipping about Henry K. Burtner who was killed in France on June 26, 1918, and the arrival of body back home in Greensboro. Burtner was the first Greensboro based [...]
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1946 press releases for the April 20th and April 27th episodes of "Skyway Revue." There is also an undated press release for an episode which detailed the Native American[...]
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A script for a 1946 episode of the BTC-10/ORD radio program, "Skyway Revue." In this episode the life of David Caldwell is retold, a dedication is made to Franklin Delano[...]
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A script for a 1946 episode of the BTC-10/ORD radio program, "Skyway Revue," this one featuring a musical performance two juniors from the Woman's College of North Caroli[...]
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A script for a 1946 episode of the BTC-10/ORD radio program, "Skyway Revue," this one featuring a musical performance by a BTC-10/ORD barbershop quartet. The highlight of[...]
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A list of mailing addresses for various soldiers at bases throughout the American South during World War I. The last page features a prayer for soldiers.
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