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College of William and Mary

H. L. Sexton Letters, 1954/1955

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Collection of letters from H. L. Sexton to Janet Kurkjian from February 1954 through March 1955 while he was stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington.

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H. L. Sexton Letters, 1954/1955 0.03 Linear Feet

Sexton, H. L.

Collection of letters from H. L. Sexton to Janet Kurkjian from February 1954 through March 1955 while he was stationed at Fort Lewis, Washington.

College of William and Mary

Walter Lada Letters to Irma Marhan, 1952

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Two handwritten letters from Walter Lada to his girlfriend Irma Marhan while Lada was stationed in Bainbridge, Maryland at the United States Naval Training Center, perhaps as part of the lead-up to the Korean War. Marhan's address is Long Island City, New York, and Lada refers to her as "Hon" in both letters.

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Walter Lada Letters to Irma Marhan, 1952 .01 Linear Feet

Two handwritten letters from Walter Lada to his girlfriend Irma Marhan while Lada was stationed in Bainbridge, Maryland at the United States Naval Training Center, perhaps as part of the lead-up to the Korean War. Marhan's address is Long Island City, New York, and Lada refers to her as "Hon" in both letters.

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