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Letter from L. S. Hunter, New York, to Jack Miller, Boston, 1941 September 16
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

Letter from L. S. Hunter, New York, to Jack Miller, Boston, 1941 September 16

Miller, Jack, 1924-1948 · September 16, 1941

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Letter from L. S. Hunter, circulation manager of the New York Amsterdam Star-News regarding employment inquiry.

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