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Hobert & Gloria Holstein, Collectors, Miscellaneous, 1930/1945

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Miscellaneous items collected by Hobert and Gloria Holstein include income tax returns, a first aid card, a war ration book, and a mine foreman's time book.
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Hobert & Gloria Holstein, Collectors, Miscellaneous, 1930/1945 0 Linear Feet Summary: 1 folder

Stephen Capaldo Collection of Material from Southeastern West Virginia, 1906/2001

0.22 Linear Feet 1 document case, 2.5 in.; 1 oversize folder, .01 in.
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Collection includes company pay, union dues book, and training certificates (ca. 1939-1974) pertaining to United Mine Workers of America member Fred Capaldo, an Italian immigrant who worked for Leckie Smokeless Coal Company in Greenbrier County, West Virginia. Collection also includes correspondence, photographs, etc., about Gap Mills, Monroe County, WV, as well as a 1906-1907 souvenir program for Bellview School, where Black children of Gap Mills received education. Also contains a brochure and photograph related to the now-closed Andrew S. Rowan Memorial Home, located in nearby Sweet Springs, WV. Oversize folder contains a panoramic photograph of the Constitutional Convention of the United Mine Workers of America, Cincinnati, Ohio, October 7-15, 1952.

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Stephen Capaldo Collection of Material from Southeastern West Virginia, 1906/2001 0.22 Linear Feet 1 document case, 2.5 in.; 1 oversize folder, .01 in.

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