University of Virginia World War II miscellaneous papers [manuscript], 1940-1947.

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University of Virginia World War II miscellaneous papers [manuscript], 1940-1947.

The collection contains papers pertaining to the Minute Men of '40, a national organization formed to campaign for a Selective Service Act; assorted Selective Service forms, lists and information; recollections of Pearl Harbor day at the University by Keister Greer; a copy of Robert Maynard Hutchins's address to students at the University of Chicago "The relation of the university and its students to the war"; a form letter from Raymond Uhl to fellow air craft observers that he has assumed duties of chief Observer for Observation Post 74-M; a program form the memorial service for Franklin D. Roosevelt held at the Cabell Hall; Harry Clemon's copy of the V-J day issue of "College Topics" bearing the caption "World rejoices....while U. Va. studies"; and Captain Edgar M. Williams's speech presenting a plaque to the University of Virginia for its war time training of naval officdrs. Keister Greer's recollections also include his memories of watching "Gone With the Wind" at the University.

circa 20 items.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7936552

University of Virginia. Library

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