Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Some Job for the Censor-William McKinnon of Dorchester (seventh from left) , clerk at the South postal station and veteran of this war, wrote this 100-foot letter in fine handwriting to Cpl. Charles T. Linehan, USA, now in Italy, formerly employed at the same post office. McKinnon writes letters to former employees in the service, has written many 50 feet long. The picture was made by Samuel Corman, postal employe.
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library
Some Job for the Censor-William McKinnon of Dorchester (seventh from left) , clerk at the South postal station and veteran of this war, wrote this 100-foot letter in fine handwriting to Cpl. Charles T. Linehan, USA, now in Italy, formerly employed at the same post office. McKinnon writes letters to former employees in the service, has written many 50 feet long. The picture was made by Samuel Corman, postal employe.
[ca. June 1944]
CC0 — Public Domain
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