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Mixed Correspondence (1943-1945)


Permanent ID:
10497
Date:
circa 1943 – 1945
Image Description:
Mrs. Stacy B. Lloyd was the director of the nation's first American Red Cross Allied Prisoners of War Food Packing Service.

This folder contains a mix of ingoing and outgoing letters regarding the food packing service.  Almost all the correspondence is business oriented, though there are a few personal notes from family, friends, and POWs thanking Mrs. Lloyd.
Format:
Printed Matter