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Inventory, 1941, 1944 Box 57, Folder 14

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Inventory, 1941–1945 Box 65, Folder 8

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Invitations, Circa 1924-1988 Box 7, Folder 135

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Invoices, 1938-1944 Box 8, Folder 151

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I. Personal Files, 1941-2013, Undated.

This series contains materials from Calvin D. Fowler's personal life. There are personal awards, photographs, and certificates along with employment files and documents. Specifically, there is memorabilia ranging from plaques, work bags, hats, and handprint molds. This series also contains Fowler's resume, education history, and documents relating to his family members.

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Irons, Earl, 1940-1941 Box 76, Folder 17

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Isidore and Minnie Mizell Collection, 1914-1982 1 Folder

The Isidore and Minnie Mizell Collection contains 5 photographs of the Mizell family, particularly Isidore and Minnie Mizell. The Mizells donated the materials at the same time that they conducted an oral history interview with the Broward County Historical Commission.

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Isidoro and Aida Vega collection, 1930-01-01-2003-01-01 2.96 Linear Feet 4 boxes

Vega, Isidoro Sanchez (1914-1960)

Collection includes documents, photographs, and artifacts related to Isidoro and Aida Vega. Most of the materials focus on the Aida Marina Gonzalez Vega family in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic during 1930s and 1940s, as well as Isidoro Sanchez Vega's military service in the United States Air Force, and their marriage in 1943.

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It's the Same Old Moon But-How it Has Changed!, bulk undated Box 1, Item 40

Card divided diagonally with two images. The first is of a man and woman seated on the shore watching a sailboat in the distance. The second image is of a woman wearing a pink brassiere and bloomer-styled underwear with a man in a bed beside her. Text in black reads, 'IT'S THE SAME OLD MOON, BUT-HOW IT HAS CHANGED!'; 79

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I used to worry about styles; this will suit me from now on, bulk 1940-1945 Box 1, Item 34

Drawn image of three women 1940s fashionable styles-civilian clothes-juxtaposed against three other women dressed in military uniforms; Text in black above images reads, 'I USED TO WORRY ABOUT STYLES/THIS WILL SUIT ME FROM NOW ON'; WC 22; © symbol on lower left corner face of postcard; Made only by Beals, Des Moines, Iowa

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