BROWSE ITEMS TAGGED "GEORGIA" |
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A former Fish and Wildlife Service employee who was serving in the military sent a letter to his former employer in response... Tags: Georgia | Louisiana | World War II |
Originally denied in September and October 1944, Sam Garwood was finally granted his release from the Charleston Navy Yard... Tags: Georgia | Labor | South Carolina | World War II |
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Photograph shows both African American and white workers laboring on same factory line in Augusta, Georgia during WWII... Tags: African Americans | Georgia | Ordnance Facilities | World War II |
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This letter, dated February 21, 1945, concerns an upcoming interracial institute on race relations to be held in March... Tags: Georgia | Race Relations | Tennessee | World War II |
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This letter is addressed to Dr. Witherspoon Dodge, regional director of the FEPC in Atlanta. It describes differences in pay... Tags: Georgia | North Carolina | Race Relations | World War II |
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This press release, dated January 15, 1943, announces that the Southern Representative of the American Federation of Labor... Tags: African Americans | Georgia | Labor | World War II |
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William E. Dunn, the Secretary-Treasurer of the Southern Industrial Trades Association, sent this letter to the FEPC... Tags: African Americans | Georgia | World War II |
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The Graves Registration Division at the Atlanta General Depot was responsible for receiving those military service members who... Tags: Georgia | World War II |
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Many military installations published their own newsletters during the war in order to inform and entertain their civilian... Tags: Georgia | Newsletters | World War II |
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The "Salute" newsletter published by the Augusta Arsenal frequently offered beauty tips to its female population... Tags: Fashion | Georgia | Women | World War II |