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This folder contains six photocopies of the original photograph album which contains Japanese photographs William obtained on Iwo Jima (might from a dead Japanese, according to Criste's notebook).

This folder contains: 1 menu; 1 Movie Ticket from Beijing Chen Kwang Theater; 1 Blank Envelope; 9 10 Cents US Stamps; 2 Admissions, San Franisisco; 9 5 cents Breakers Navy Rec. Honolulu; 1 Return Receipt from St. Petersburg Florida, 1951; 1 Notice to Registrant to Appear For Physical Examination 1942; 2 Payroll Period Ending Recipes, 1942; 1 Accident Notice 1948; 1 Memeber Card of A.C.L. BAR, 1948.

This folder contains 2 Business Cards of Japanese Infantry Second Lieutenant Yamaguchi Junzo who lived in 1 - chome, 12 arimo - cho, Hongo District, Tokyo, (85) 1170. He also had a villa at Kanagawa County, Miura Gun, Zushi-Cho, 290 Yamaroyuki.

9xx Palafox. 16 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches. Stamped on verson: Kelley Company, Birmingham, AL n.d. [1 piece]

Mortgage deed, sale of Lot 5, and parts of Lots 6-9, of Block 45 of Belmont Tract, Pensacola, to Edward Strawbridge, by Frank and Florence Milner, March 3, 1925; Typescript poem "My Love," dated in pencil, October 6, 1927, November 15, 1951; Letter, Sept. 20, 1929, carbon typescript to [Wightman] Melton on poems for Vol. 8 of Lanier book; Christmas card/note, 1933, commenting on use of her poems in 1933 Modern American Poetry; imperfect printing and poem on opening of Scenic Highway in 1931; Compilation of handwritten poems from 1933 dedicated to her husband Frank Milner. Includes "Good-bye, "Farewell, "The Big Bad Wolf, "The Fairest Critic of Them All," and "Greeting to This Terrestrial Ball" with a short autobiography; Reprint of "Poor Tempted Judas" by FTM from Poems of Trees, Vol. 7. (Modern American Poetry, 1934); Post card, typed, unsent. [1934?] To Aunt Sallie, comments on poem [April on Escambia's Bank] in 1934 American States Anthology; Newspaper clipping [1936?] on "The Chestnut Tragedy" [Inspiration for 'Chestnut Trees' in Poems of Trees, Vol. 5, 1936]; Carbon typescript note, about Milner's source and inspiration for "Frederica" in Poems of Trees, Vol. 5, 1936]; Typescript, "Lanier's Oak" [poem] Poems of Trees, Vol. 6, 1937; Typescript poem "The Jackson Oak," with typed note on inspiration and when written (August 1937); Reprint of Milner biography and poem "Exhilarant" from Biographical Dictionary of Contemporary Poets, 1938; Typescript of bible verses, May 7, 1938, from 1 Corinthians 15-50 and Isaiah 40-6; Typescript letter, August 2, 1938, to Florence Thiot Milner from Tudor House, inviting her to participate in the competition for a publishing in the Golden Gate Anthology, 1938; Typescript letter, September 12 1938, from Funk and Wagnalls Publishing Company announcing the print of The New Standard Year Book for 1937; Typescript letter, October 21, 1938, from Florence Thiot Milner to Dr. Melton, thanking him for accepting "Poor Tempted Judas" in Poems of Trees and for her invitation to be guest at the Atlanta's Writers'Club; Typescript letter, October 24, 1938, to Florence Thiot Milner from Dr. Melton, with wishes of her husband's quick recovery from surgery; Newspaper clipping, October 28, 1938, The South Miamian and Grove Gazette, "The Poets' Corner", containing a poem, "When Ships Are In," by Florence Thiot Milner; Newspaper clipping, November 18, 1938, The South Miamian and Grove Gazette, "The Poets' Corner", containing a poem, "In The Early Morning," by Florence Thiot Milner; Newspaper clipping, December 16, 1938, The South Miamian and Grove Gazette, "The Poets' Corner", containing a poem, "The Mocking Bird," by Florence Thiot Milner; Typescript letter, Sanita Jett Marinozzi, New Orleans, LA, to Mr. and Mrs. Milner, March 6, 1939 with comments on Mardi Gras; Newspaper clipping, February 3, 1939, The South Miamian and Grove Gazette, "The Poets' Corner", containing a poem, "Who," by Florence Thiot Milner; Newspaper clipping, Birmingham News-Age Herald, August 20, 1939 on Henry Harrison and the books of poetry that he issues, including Eros; Typescript letter, October 7, 1939, from Florence Thiot Milner to Prilla, discussing picture of her daughter and the use of it on the front of her book should it ever be published.; Typescripts, 1940. A number of versions of "James Jackson of Georgia" an essay on the early line of the family, dated January 1940. Possibly done for presentation to a DAR meeting in Pensacola; Typescript with carbons, of "Singing Heart," [poem], dated March 20, 1940; Letter, carbon typescript, September 19, 1940 to [Wightman Melton] urging use of poem "Columbus" in next edition of 'Poems on Trees.' [53 pieces]

Typescript letter, March 12, 1941, to Florence Thiot Milner from Ted Malone at Good Housekeeping Magazine, declining purchase of her work for the magazine. Also contains the returned poetry; Typescript, list of Pulitzer Prize Winners from past issues of Poetry Digest, along with note of FTM about submitting "Bridal Song," dated July 28, 1941; Letter, January 1, 1943, Florence Thiot Milner to son Stewart; Typescript letter. April 11, 1942, Eugene Field Society to Florence Thiot Milner announcing her induction of Honorary Membership and a brochure of Eugene Field Society Headquarters; Typescript carbon letter, April 23, 1942, Florence Thiot Milner to Eugene Field Society, expressing appreciation for her status of Honorary Member into the society; List of Florence Thiot Milner poems sent to the Eugene Field Society, April 25, 1942; Typescript carbon, letter to Ethel R. Forbes, Horizon House from FTM, April 28, 1943, about submitting poems for Muse of 1943; Songbook; Songs of Stephen Foster. NY: Treasure Chest Publications, 1940. Attached opposite inside front cover is a typescript poem "Old Pensacola" written by Florence Thiot Milner dedicated to her son PFC. James S. Milner of the American Army Air Force, based in England. June 18, 1943; Printed letter from Horizon House commenting on production of Muse of 1943 with poetry prizes given [1943]; Think Tank, v. 3, no. 4 (Atlanta, Georgia), November 18,1943 with poem "Stars and Stripes" by FTM on p. 3; [December 1943] Typescript booklet, compilation of poems of Florence Thiot Milner titled "So You Will Remember" with inserted Christmas card/note to Stewart; some poems have post cards glued to pages; each typescript also carries note of when written and if published, where; Newspaper clipping, January 16, 1944, Pensacola News Journal, "Woman Wins Poetry Contest," about FTM poem "A Poet's Peace" in Poetry Journal; V-Mail, Mrs. Frank Milner, Pensacola to son James S. Milner, APO, April 27, 1944; Letter, April 28, 1944, Frank M. Milner to Stewart Milner [son]. Includes mention of sending a couple of his mother's poems, one published in "Unity" which won first prize in a poetry contest. Also mentions the approaching invasion; Newspaper clipping, 1946, on "Jackson Oak" in Athens, Georgia [inspiration for 1937 poem of same title]; Typescript with carbons of poem "Blind Lover," dated in ink, "1947" and "1952" (for portions written those years); Typescript carbon, poem "Paschal Moon," typed date of 4-4-47, and 8-25-52; Pensacola News-Journal, July 10, 1949; Of and for Women" section with biographies of Miss Occie Clubbs, "Susie Cucumber," Famed fox terrier, and her mistress, Mrs. Norval Richardson (Cynthia Brosnaham), Mrs. J. Clark Bruington (Lola Lee Daniell), Miss Celia Myrover Robinson, Mrs. Frank M. Milner (Florence Thiot Milner); all notable women writers in Pensacola; Postcard, June 22, 1951, from Poetry Society of America to FTM, requesting biographical note for October bulletin; Typescript carbon, of "Bird of Passage" with typed note that it won third prize, Florida Federation of Women's Clubs, published in Tropical Gardening, Sept. 1951 [41 pieces]

"The first (only) draft of what is probably my most celebrated story." Includes marginal notes.

Two copies of the commencement address. Typescript with manuscript notes and revisions, presented to Doak S. Campbell. Some correspondence about the manuscript is included in the folder.

Typescript. "Another Cruch and Des that eventually was a bit altered for Argosy."