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This folder contains various ephemera papers inluding military information booklets, membership cards, advertising card, base newsletters, and a menu.

Includes an undated marriage newspaper announcement for O'Brien , magazine article on the assassination attempt on Hitler, memorial day pamphlet at Margraten U.S. Military Cemetery ceremony, and a Christmas card from the 603rd Quartermaster Company signed by "Joe."

This folder contains Eleanor Gifford's certificate of service for the U.S. Army, her letter of appointment for active duty, her Curriculum Vitae, promotion document, Western Union telegraphs, her certificate of completion for the Athletic and Recreation Officers course, her certificate of completion for the Food and Beverage Supervisor's and Manager's course, her membership to the Actors' Equity Association, two statements of personal history, a document outlining a change in assignment, a certificate of clearance for officers, a promotion letter, a document in Italian, and her official U.S. Passport.

This folder contains letters to and from various people.

Folder contains various letters from friends and family.

The following magazines are included: Air Reservist, Official Magazine of the Air National Guard and Air Force Reserve, Vol XXVIII, No . 8 (Dec. 1976/ Jan. 1977 ); The Propaganda, (Summer 1944); The Tribune Press, Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada; Log Of Navigation (April 1944), published by the Army Air Forces Training Command; Impact: Strategic Air Victory In Europe, A Special Issue Vol. Ill No. 7 (July 1945); Airman Vol. XVII, No. 10 (October 1973); Brie/Vol. 2, No. 30 {26 June 1945); The Skyblazer Vol. 4, No. 6 (September 1954); The Skyblazer Vol. 4, No. 8 (March 1955); The Skyblazer Second Annual Issue (1953); The Skyblazer Vol. 4, No. 5 (June 1954); The Skyblazer was produced by the 36th Fighter Bomber Wing.

This folder contains single volumes of various magazines including Grins, The Woman, Read, The Antiques Journal, Antiques & Collecting, and the third issue of volume one "The Germans Strike North" from Purnell's History of the Second World War.