Box AR00049

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This folder contains 178 empty envelopes addressed to Edith M. Smith, Mary Bartol Smith, Rob Roy Martin, and Commander Xavier Martin Smith from E. Pattinger, Mary Bartol Smith, and Commander Xavier Martin Smith. Many of these envelopes have United States postage stamps and United States Navy censorship approval stamps.

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This folder contains 135 empty envelopes addressed to Dorothy M. Smith, Edith M. Smith, Mary Bartol Smith and Commander Xavier Martin Smith from Commander Xavier Martin Smith and Mary Bartol Smith. Many of these envelopes have United States postage stamps and United States Navy censorship approval stamps.

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This folder contains nine empty envelopes addressed to and from Lt. Com. Xavier Martin Smith and Mary Bartol Smith. Additionally, this folder includes blank envelopes with no information.

Scope and Contents This folder contains financial, and subscription documents related to Mary Bartol and James Bartol’s bank accounts, as well as receipts for services and subscriptions. It details payments to the Title Guarantee and Trust Company and includes records from the 1st National Bank of Delta, Pennsylvania. Additionally, it covers subscription receipts for the Baltimore Catholic Review and The University Club.Personal checks included in this folder are made out to Dr. F. H. Davis, Ward...

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This folder contains Volume 1, Issue 2 of the China Reference series, titled League of Nations Reports, which was initially published on December 8, 1937, by the Trans-Pacific News Service. This is the third printing from February 28, 1938. This pamphlet covers the first and second reports of the subcommittee of the Far East Advisory Committee on October 5, 1937, as well as a report from the Far East Advisory Committee presented to the general assembly.

Scope and Contents This folder contains two memo journals by First Class Fire Controlman Stiefel. The first journal is a daily account with brief descriptions from February 1945 to October 1945. The second journal provides a short daily account of Machinist Mate Third Class Russell Willinger’s time aboard the USS West Virginia from December 1943 to December 1945. Additionally, this folder contains a satisfactory service card, a brief note on locations and materials, an article by Ernie Pyle, a torn page from a...

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This folder contains a list of names and addresses for creating sympathy cards, a photocopy of the same sympathy card list of names, two U.S.N.P.D.C. mess hall passes, and two Navy Personnel Center general detail liberty passes awarded to First Class Fire Controlman Earl M. Stiefel.

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This folder contains articles from Our Navy, National Geographic, and All Hands. The articles featured within this folder have been removed from these magazines. Most of these articles center around the United States’ advancement to Japan, photographs of sailors operating their battle stations, the Navy fighting throughout the Asiatic-Pacific Theater, and a special look at naval vessels.

Scope and Contents This folder contains a booklet with the general plans and blueprints for the USS West Virginia (BB-48), a subpoena and summons for First Class E. M. Stiefel on board the USS West Virginia to report for three charges, two newsletters from the USS West Virginia, a USS Virginia Navy Day pamphlet, and a document on the history of the USS West Virginia. Additionally, this folder contains two bound books titled “The Ships and Aircraft of the U.S. Fleet” and “U.S.S. West Virginia Crosses the...

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This folder contains a letter from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania written on a half-sheet awarding a check for the recipients military service, a letter from the U.S. Naval Personnel Separation Center addressed to Earl Malcolm Stiefel, Earl Malcolm Stiefel’s selective service card to report for physical examination in New Castle, Pennsylvania, an envelope from the USS West Virginia, and two magazine articles from an unknown publication.