Ethel A. Booth papers, 12 Sep 1939-18 Feb 1946, Mar 1979, Aug 1982, n.d. (bulk 1 Jul 1941-10 Jan 1946).

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Ethel A. Booth papers, 12 Sep 1939-18 Feb 1946, Mar 1979, Aug 1982, n.d. (bulk 1 Jul 1941-10 Jan 1946).

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General description of the collection: The Ethel A. Booth papers contain her personnel file (201 File), certificates, a news clipping, and several programs. The personnel file has documents regarding equipment issued, special orders, assignments, leave taken and change of station orders. The certificates are from Booth's nursing registration for New York State, her enlistment and discharge, a promotion letter, and a formal thank you letter from Harry Truman. The news clippings are about Camp Davis and Sutton in North Carolina (NC). The programs are for Christmas Dinner 1941 at the Station Hospital, Camp Davis, N.C. and two funeral programs for Booth's brothers.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7946620

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United States. Army General Hospital, 38th.

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Lawson General Hospital (Atlanta, Ga.).

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Booth, Ethel A., (Ethel Anna)

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Captain Ethel A. Booth enlisted in the Army Nurse Corps (ANC) 19 July 1941 at Camp Davis, NC. She was transferred to Camp Sutton, NC in April 1942 and promoted to First Lieutenant in October. On 27 January 1943, she was reassigned to 157th Station Hospital at Camp Shelby, Mississippi. She returned to Camp Sutton in September for basic training and was promoted to Captain in March 1944. In December 1944, she was sent to Lawson General Hospital, Atlanta, Georgia. and 31 March was shipped to the Af...

United States. Army General Hospital, 56th.

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Camp Shelby (Miss.). Station Hospital, 157th.

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United States. Army Nurse Corps

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The Army Nurse Corps was established on Feb 2, 1901. From the description of Records, 1951-1961 (inclusive). (Harvard University). WorldCat record id: 232007188 ...