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Correspondence from 1942 including: 1.8/1942 receipt for Florida National Bank of Jacksonville stock at $31 1/2 per share. 100 shares;Payment to NY supplier for rug sent on trial $844.05;1/19/1942 Community Chest request for pledge; 2/3/1942 letter to Paul Hollins "...we are experiencing about the poorest tourist seasonI have ever experienced in Florida ... I am also daily expecting that Maurice will be called to the service - he is a reserve officer, you know."; Lew B. Brown, editor of Evening Independent;2/11/1942 letters to property owners seeking to buy Pasadena lots; Dunedin lots for sale; Notice to Pinellas Tax Collector of dissolution of Dixie Hollins, Inc.; 4/2/1942 letter to Diamond Cab Company, Wash, DC with $1 check to pay for cab service utilized but which was not paid as Dixie Hollins could not locate cab upon exiting Union Depot;1/15/1942 letter from MacDill Field thanking DMH for invitation to officers and men to use Pasadena Golf Course; 4/17/1942 letter to R. L. Carlisle mentions closing Golf Course in a few days as son/manager has been called into service; 1941 annual statement of Prudential Insurance Co; Florida Taxpayers publication re: Nine Constitutional Amendments to be Voted on November 3, 1942; amongst others.

Correspondence from 1942 including: 1.8/1942 receipt for Florida National Bank of Jacksonville stock at $31 1/2 per share. 100 shares;Payment to NY supplier for rug sent on trial $844.05;1/19/1942 Community Chest request for pledge; 2/3/1942 letter to Paul Hollins "...we are experiencing about the poorest tourist seasonI have ever experienced in Florida ... I am also daily expecting that Maurice will be called to the service - he is a reserve officer, you know."; Lew B. Brown, editor of Evening Independent;2/11/1942 letters to property owners seeking to buy Pasadena lots; Dunedin lots for sale; Notice to Pinellas Tax Collector of dissolution of Dixie Hollins, Inc.; 4/2/1942 letter to Diamond Cab Company, Wash, DC with $1 check to pay for cab service utilized but which was not paid as Dixie Hollins could not locate cab upon exiting Union Depot;1/15/1942 letter from MacDill Field thanking DMH for invitation to officers and men to use Pasadena Golf Course; 4/17/1942 letter to R. L. Carlisle mentions closing Golf Course in a few days as son/manager has been called into service; 1941 annual statement of Prudential Insurance Co; Florida Taxpayers publication re: Nine Constitutional Amendments to be Voted on November 3, 1942; amongst others.

This folder contains copies of correspondence from the American Red Cross regarding the availability of insecticide spray, safeguarding military information, assimilating rank personnel in the event of capture, information regarding CBI-G-2, requests for vacation from Hazel Bowman, an acknowledgement of Hazel's wish to transfer to the procurement department, a War Department pamphlet on safeguarding military information, a farewell card from the Calcutta Warehouse Staff, correspondence from Bengal Textile Industries, Rammiwas Gupta and Co., Christmas greetings to Hazel Bowman, Hazel Bowman's appointment as staff assistant for the American Red Cross, special duty travel orders for air transportation in the China-Burma-India theater, acceptance letter of Hazel Bowman's resignation as a cryptographic specialist, supply receipts from the American Red Cross India, and a correspondence to the director of the India-Burma command from Hazel discussing problems she has found within the organization.

This folder contains a memorandum regarding General Informattion Concerning Training and Orders to Training at U.S. Naval Training School, Bronx, New York, November 6, 1943, letter from Secretary of Navy James Forrestal to Lucile M. Jung, August 31, 1946 recognizing her seperation from active service, and a Military Novelty Order Blank for the Moglen Manufacturing Company.