Murray, Annabel, U. S. Coast Guard Spars Collection, 1937-1946

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Murray, Annabel, U. S. Coast Guard Spars Collection, 1937-1946

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Scrapbooks, newspapers and clippings, pamphlets, books, photographs, recruiting material, postcards, soldier's songbooks, church programs, correspondence, U. S. Naval Training School material, a logbook, office supplies, and a CD compose the Annabel Murray U. S. Coast Guard SPARS Collection, 1937-1946, documenting the history of the SPARS, particularly, Murray's experience as a recruiting officer in Connecticut, New York, Florida, Austin, San Antonio, and Seattle.

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University of Texas Libraries

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SNAC Resource ID: 8150266

University of Texas Libraries

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