Oral History Interview Transcript, 1941-1945
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- Box 06.0098 - Box 1, Folder 001
- Scope and content:
This is a transcript of an interview with Diana Naylor Morgan. Morgan was born February 18, 1927 in New York city. As a teenager, she was a junior USO hostess during World War II. Morgan's mother hosted many dinners with American and British soldiers who were stationed at a nearby hotel, many of whom Morgan kept in contact with during the war. In this interview, Morgan goes on to describe her step father's reaction to the bombing of Pearl Harbor. She also mentions how her future husband's ship was bombed at Pearl Harbor by kamikazes. Morgan also talks of her training as a nurse and completes her training in 1945, and then attends Johns Hopkins and graduated in 1950.
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