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CURATOR NOTES: Starboard bow quarter view of vessel docked at Wallace Brothers Pier. Two crew members standing on forward deck. "The Wallace Brothers Gasoline Engines for Every Service" sign on side of aluminum building. Multiple stacks of wood seen next to building. MM copy of photo loaned by John G. Wallace III, May 1961.
The James Adams Floating Theatre was two stories tall, 132 feet long and 34 feet wide. Seen at right is one of two companion tugs that hauled it through the waters of the Chesapeake Bay and coastal North Carolina, where it spent each winter.
A young woman and her mother stand outside of a house in informal clothes. A man in a suit stands between them. Names nad date come from the envelope in which the negatives were held. Though this is marked as George Farr, the man is Elwin Eldredge.
A young woman and her mother stand outside of a house in informal clothes. A man in a suit stands between them. Names nad date come from the envelope in which the negatives were held.
A young woman and her mother stand outside of a house in informal clothes. A man in a suit stands between them. Names nad date come from the envelope in which the negatives were held.
E4312 - First Sgt. Gladys Parker speaking over the phone at the WAC Orderly Room at CPH. 9-9-43 Official photograph U.S.Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va.
E4311 - Sgt. Mary J. Hefner Presenting Papers to first Sgt. Gladys Parker who is seated at her desk at the WAC Orderly Room at CPH. 9-9-43 Official photograph U.S.Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va.
Offices–Virginia–Newport News.
Sergeant Mary Hefner giving papers to Sergeant Gladys Parker.
on verso: Launching of the Intrepid, 4/27/1943; Left: Mrs. Gladys Yeatts -Welder; Mrs. Jeanne Hoover, Maid of Honor; Mrs. John Howard hoover; (right) Miss Berline Frances Cashwell.
Four women at the launching of Intrepid, left ot right: Mrs. Gladys Yeatts, welder; Mrs. Jeanne Hoover, Maid of Honor; Mrs. John Howard Hoover; Miss Berline Francess Cashwell.
Master of the moving sea : - the life of Captain Peter John Riber Mathieson - from his anecdotes, manuscripts, notes, stories, and detailed records, by Gladys M.O. Gowlland ; edited by J. Ferrell Colton and Antoinette G. Smith ; drawings by Barton A. Wright ; illustrated with 46 photographs, 12 line drawings, and 1 plan
Auction : - antique furnishings, fine art, objects of art, jewelry and oriental rugs featuring property from the estate of Gladys Topping Bevil, New York & Beaumont, Texas, together with property from the collections of Mr. & Mrs. George Love, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. Harry Cagle, and others.
Overall interior view of U.S. Army Finance Building on 34th St., Newport News, Va. Photo made for the Third Service Command.
Shows women working in an office setting. There are many filing cabinets and desks cluttered with paper, it looks like a busy work place. The 8x10 print contains additional information: View of the Commercial Accounts Section of the Finance Office, U.S. Army, HRPE. Left to right are: Mrs. Gladys Kelly, Newport News, Virginia; Mrs. Eva Stinson, Phoebus, Virginia; and Mrs. Ruby Dutton, Hampton, Virginia.
E6503 - Gladys E. McLendon is shown with Lt. Col. Wilder during Wac Day ceremonies in Newport News, Va. 2-19-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va.
Military ceremonies, honors, and salutes–Virginia–Newport News.
Col. Wilder pins a ribbon to Pvt. McLendon's overcoat on the left breast. The WACs receiving awards wait in line.
General view of M.P. party, showing main table with left to right, starting second from left: Miss Gladys Freeman of Chief of Staff Officer, Maj. A.L. Richwine, 0147480, Elyria, Ohio, unassigned, Capt.. E.R. Williams, L-220202, Maplewood, N.J., WAC Staff Director, Brig. General John R. Kilpatrick, 0167001, N.Y., N.Y., Commanding General of HRPE, Mrs. A.L. Richwine, Lt. Col. T.F. Feiker, 0120063, Steelville, Ill., C.O. of P.W. Command and Capt. Alexis Thompson, O-1055171, N.Y., N.Y. Control Division, HRPE. Photo taken for Historical purposes. Photo taken at Camp Hill, HRPE, Newport News, Va.
View of four women in costume posing for the camera. Identified on verso as the Original Floating Theatre's Chorus: Beulah Dutcher, Gladys Pfeiffer, Beulah Walker, and Martha Davis. Note: The women are out of focus.
Group picture of the Historical Branch, Control Division. Left to right; front row: 1st Lt. Joseph D. Matlock, O-1301335, Frost, Texas; Major W.R. Wheeler, O-917814, New York City; and 1st Lt. John F. Glasser, O-1846439, Hamilton, Ohio. Back row, left to right: Mrs. Dolores S. Chop, Johnstown, Pa.; Mrs. Lucille S. Gupton, Hampton, Va.; Miss Mary G. Bergbom, Newport News, Va.; 1st Lt. Charles P. Clogher, O-1057706, St. Mary's, Ohio; 1st Lt. Charles F. Reum, O-1043764, Medford, Oregon; Miss Virginia A. Boyd, Hilton Village, Va.; Mrs. Kathryne W. DeLoach, Asheville, North Carolina; and Miss Gladys M. Lancaster, Sharpsburg, North Carolina. Photo taken at HRPE, Newport News, Va., for Historical purposes.
Military historians–Virginia–Newport News.
Shows five male officers and six civilian women gathered around Maj. Wheeler's desk.
Group picture of the Historical Branch, Control Division. Left to right; front row: 1st Lt. Joseph D. Matlock, O-1301335, Frost, Texas; Major W.R. Wheeler, O-917814, New York City; and 1st Lt. John F. Glasser, O-1846439, Hamilton, Ohio. Back row, left to right: Mrs. Dolores S. Chop, Johnstown, Pa.; Mrs. Lucille S. Gupton, Hampton, Va.; Miss Mary G. Bergbom, Newport News, Va.; 1st Lt. Charles P. Clogher, O-1057706, St. Mary's, Ohio; 1st Lt. Charles F. Reum, O-1043764, Medford, Oregon; Miss Virginia A. Boyd, Hilton Village, Va.; Mrs. Kathryne W. DeLoach, Asheville, North Carolina; and Miss Gladys M. Lancaster, Sharpsburg, North Carolina. Photo taken at HRPE, Newport News, Va., for Historical purposes.
Military historians–Virginia–Newport News.
Shows five male officers and six civilian women gathered around Maj. Wheeler's desk.
Lt Jack M. Tevis, 01326139, of Los Angeles, California, 505th Paratroop Infantry is being given treatment by Mrs. Gladys Martens, a civilian nurse at the Camp Patrick Henry Debarkation Hosp. Tevis has just returned from the European Theater of Operations. he saw action at Stavelot during the Bulge and was injured by mortar fragments while capturing a German machine gun nest.
World War, 1939-1945–Casualties–United States.
Shows a man having his hand treated by a nurse. She is applying something to the palm of his hand with a cotton swab.
A4534 - Letter of commendation given to Sgt. Parker by chief of Transportation. 10-1-43 Official photograph U.S.Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va.
Letters.; Paper–Virginia–Newport News.
A letter of commendation to Sergeant Gladys Parker from Major Mera Galloway.
Left to right: Jack Pfeiffer, an unidentified actor and actress, Beulah Adams Hunter, Gladys Pennington Pfeiffer, Marion Hayworth, an unidentified actress, and Seabee Hayworth. The two on the far right are newlyweds, Dick Mason and Pearl Austin Mason. Boston Terrier is lying on the floor at the feet of Dick Mason.
View of Red Cross Canteen Unit Number 4 on Pier 4 during embarkation of the 10th Mountain Division on the USAT GENERAL MONTGOMERY C. MEIGS (HR-62). Left to right: Mr. C.K. Fuessle, Military Liaison Officer, American Red Cross, HRPE, 217 W. 13th Street, New York, N.Y.; Mr. J. W. Appleyard, Military Welfare Officer, American Red Cross, HRPE, Cresson, Pa.; Lt. Virgil R. Sanders, 0-1799072, Dallas, Texas, CMP, Executive Offiver, Co. B, Military Police Command, HRPE. Lt. Sanders was inducted 20 Jan 42 at Camp Wolters, Texas, was commissioned 27 Jun 44 at Ft. Custer, Michigan, andw as transferred to HRPE on 1 Sep 44. Also shown are the following Red Cross Canteen members: Miss Ruth Lawrence, 2310 Oak Avenue, Newport News, Va., Mrs. Sue Gallahan, Newport News, Va., Mrs. Edna Levin, Newport News, Va., Mrs. Helen S. Hardaway, Hilton Village, Va; Mrs. Dorthy R. Conn, Newport News Va; Mrs Lucille Gay, Newport News, Va; Mrs. Erma Hunsburger, Newport News, Va; and Mrs. Gladys Creasy, Newport News, Va. Photo taken at HRPE, Newport News, Va.
World War, 1939-1945–War work–Red Cross.
Women of the Red Cross Canteen Service helped to feed soldiers before embarking. See this post on the Red Cross blog, http://redcrosschat.org/2014/03/06/from-the-archives-women-of-the-canteen-service/#sthash.cFBqwWaP.B1b269qi.dpbs
Betty Ann Brooks receives kiss from Glayds Lyle while Ann Page holds cake. Photo taken at entertainment by Newport News girls at Rec. Hall 1, Camp Patrick Henry.
Soldiers–Recreation–Virginia–Newport News.; Civilians in war–Virginia–Newport News.
Shows three women on stage, one is planting a peck on the cheek of another. In the background at least fourteen seated women in gowns can be seen on stage.
DUPLICATE COPIES: There are four (4) duplicate copies. NOTES: Major Edward Bowes was born in 1874 and by 1935 started a radio program called "The Original Amateur Hour" where contestants showed off their talents to win. Guests on his show included Frank Sinatra (as part of the Hoboken Four), Beverly Sills, Redd Foxx, Gladys Knight, Bert Parks, Hugo Montenegro, Theresa Brewer, and Regina Resnick (from 2013 Library of Congress blog post). The show eventually moved to television after Bowes' death in 1946. VESSEL INFORMATION - VESSEL NAME: Markle's New Showboat (1909-1914); Emerson's Golden Rod Show Boat (1914-1922); Golden Rod Show Boat (1922-1964); Goldenrod Showboat (1965-2017) VESSEL DATES: 1909-2017 VESSEL TYPE: Barge showboat SHIP BUILDER: Pope Dock Company BUILDER LOCATION: Parkersburg, West Virginia SHIP OWNERS: W.R. Markle (1909-1914); Mr. Emerson (1914-1922); Bill, Henry, Ben, and Charley Menke (1922-1964); Don Franz and Frank Pierson (1964-1989); City of St. Charles, Missouri (1989-2003); Lewis and Clark Landing LLC (2003-2008); Historic Riverboat Preservation Association (2008-2013); Pool 24 Tug Service (2013-2017) VESSEL DIMENSIONS: 200' x 45' VESSEL HISTORY: The Golden Rod Show Boat was a floating theatre that traveled around the rivers of the midwest bringing entertainment to towns. An engine would have required the theatre to be much smaller, so it was pushed along by a steam tug, also called a pusher. The resulting theatre could hold approximately 1400 people. The National Ragtime Festival called it home for several decades in the 1960s-1980s. It was declared a national historic landmark in 1968, closed in 2001, sank in 2015 after the interior furnishings were removed, and finally caught fire and burned in October 2017. (See Goldenrod History website, also The St. Louis Dispatch, October 23, 2017, page A7)
Members of the First WAC Company Basketball team taken at the Port Gym, HRPE, Newport News, Va. Photo taken for company files.
Basketball players–Virginia–Newport News.
Group portrait of WAC basketball team, showing ten women athletes with their coach and commanding officer. They are shown sitting on bleachers in a gym.
F-10862 - Members of the 3rd WAC Company lower life boat from deck of mock ship during abandon ship drill. Photo taken at Hiden Lake, Oyster Point, Va. 11-16-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va.
Boats and boating–Safety measures–Virginia–Newport News.
Three WACs in light dresses, life vests, and helmets, seated in a suspended life boat, hold onto ropes.
SHORT DESCRIPTION: Print of theater barge GOLDEN ROD and pusher steaming. NOTES: Major Edward Bowes was born in 1874 and by 1935 started a radio program called "The Original Amateur Hour" where contestants showed off their talents to win. Guests on his show included Frank Sinatra (as part of the Hoboken Four), Beverly Sills, Redd Foxx, Gladys Knight, Bert Parks, Hugo Montenegro, Theresa Brewer, and Regina Resnick (from 2013 Library of Congress blog post). The show eventually moved to television after Bowes' death in 1946. VESSEL INFORMATION - VESSEL NAME: Markle's New Showboat (1909-1914); Emerson's Golden Rod Show Boat (1914-1922); Golden Rod Show Boat (1922-1964); Goldenrod Showboat (1965-2017) VESSEL DATES: 1909-2017 VESSEL TYPE: Barge showboat SHIP BUILDER: Pope Dock Company BUILDER LOCATION: Parkersburg, West Virginia SHIP OWNERS: W.R. Markle (1909-1914); Mr. Emerson (1914-1922); Bill, Henry, Ben, and Charley Menke (1922-1964); Don Franz and Frank Pierson (1964-1989); City of St. Charles, Missouri (1989-2003); Lewis and Clark Landing LLC (2003-2008); Historic Riverboat Preservation Association (2008-2013); Pool 24 Tug Service (2013-2017) VESSEL DIMENSIONS: 200' x 45' VESSEL HISTORY: The Golden Rod Show Boat was a floating theatre that traveled around the rivers of the midwest bringing entertainment to towns. An engine would have required the theatre to be much smaller, so it was pushed along by a steam tug, also called a pusher. The resulting theatre could hold approximately 1400 people. The National Ragtime Festival called it home for several decades in the 1960s-1980s. It was declared a national historic landmark in 1968, closed in 2001, sank in 2015 after the interior furnishings were removed, and finally caught fire and burned in October 2017. (See Goldenrod History website, also The St. Louis Dispatch, October 23, 2017, page A7)
Archival collection relating to Thomas William Haynie of Reedville, Virginia. Included in the collection are bills of lading and sale, receipts, etc. from ship chandlers and others supplying Haynie and his boats. Also included are receipts for licenses for oyster grounds, tax receipts and more.
E7478 - Kneeling, Michaiel Stern, Left to right, sitting, Lt. Alma Heinanen, Calument, Mich., Lt. Mary Fried, Phinelander, Wis, Lt. Helen White, Grand Rapids, Mich., Lt. Katherine McKindley, Sandwich, Ill, and Lt. Mary Jane Doyle, Tocoma, Wash., Michail Stern is the War Correspondent who wrote the story of Lt. Risa Jenkins, the last nurse to leave Bataan and is shown telling the army nurses of the great work their corps is doing. Photo taken at female staging area, CPH. 4-22-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va.
Portraits, Group–Virginia–Newport News.
Six nurses stand in two rows on a raised wooden walkway near a barracks building. The inscription on the back of this image is for 7476, which has the inscription for 7478. The correct inscription reads: "Six army nurses being staged at Camp Patrick Henry are shown in front of female staging office."
K6895 - 1st WAC Company Champion basketball team photographed in the HRPE gym. 3-15-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va.
Piano music.; Popular music–1911-1920. United States; Patriotic music–United States.
The front cover of the sheet music is of a model wearing a United States Naval uniform; she is smiling and saluting. The second and third pages contain the sheet music for "I'm Going To Follow The Boys." The back cover is sheet music for the song I'm Longing Always Dear, For You" by Caro Roma.
NEW YORK, BROOKLYN, MORGAN AVENUE AND DEVOE STREETS
SHORT DESCRIPTION: There are three (3) sections to this one piece - LP 6959 all stored together. It is one piece cut into three parts. NOTES: Major Edward Bowes was born in 1874 and by 1935 started a radio program called "The Original Amateur Hour" where contestants showed off their talents to win. Guests on his show included Frank Sinatra (as part of the Hoboken Four), Beverly Sills, Redd Foxx, Gladys Knight, Bert Parks, Hugo Montenegro, Theresa Brewer, and Regina Resnick (from 2013 Library of Congress blog post). The show eventually moved to television after Bowes' death in 1946. VESSEL INFORMATION - VESSEL NAME: Markle's New Showboat (1909-1914); Emerson's Golden Rod Show Boat (1914-1922); Golden Rod Show Boat (1922-1964); Goldenrod Showboat (1965-2017) VESSEL DATES: 1909-2017 VESSEL TYPE: Barge showboat SHIP BUILDER: Pope Dock Company BUILDER LOCATION: Parkersburg, West Virginia SHIP OWNERS: W.R. Markle (1909-1914); Mr. Emerson (1914-1922); Bill, Henry, Ben, and Charley Menke (1922-1964); Don Franz and Frank Pierson (1964-1989); City of St. Charles, Missouri (1989-2003); Lewis and Clark Landing LLC (2003-2008); Historic Riverboat Preservation Association (2008-2013); Pool 24 Tug Service (2013-2017) VESSEL DIMENSIONS: 200' x 45' VESSEL HISTORY: The Golden Rod Show Boat was a floating theatre that traveled around the rivers of the midwest bringing entertainment to towns. An engine would have required the theatre to be much smaller, so it was pushed along by a steam tug, also called a pusher. The resulting theatre could hold approximately 1400 people. The National Ragtime Festival called it home for several decades in the 1960s-1980s. It was declared a national historic landmark in 1968, closed in 2001, sank in 2015 after the interior furnishings were removed, and finally caught fire and burned in October 2017. (See Goldenrod History website, also The St. Louis Dispatch, October 23, 2017, page A7)
DUPLICATE NOTES: There are four (4) duplicate copies in the duplicates box. NOTES: Major Edward Bowes was born in 1874 and by 1935 started a radio program called "The Original Amateur Hour" where contestants showed off their talents to win. Guests on his show included Frank Sinatra (as part of the Hoboken Four), Beverly Sills, Redd Foxx, Gladys Knight, Bert Parks, Hugo Montenegro, Theresa Brewer, and Regina Resnick (from 2013 Library of Congress blog post). The show eventually moved to television after Bowes' death in 1946. VESSEL INFORMATION - VESSEL NAME: Markle's New Showboat (1909-1914); Emerson's Golden Rod Show Boat (1914-1922); Golden Rod Show Boat (1922-1964); Goldenrod Showboat (1965-2017) VESSEL DATES: 1909-2017 VESSEL TYPE: Barge showboat SHIP BUILDER: Pope Dock Company BUILDER LOCATION: Parkersburg, West Virginia SHIP OWNERS: W.R. Markle (1909-1914); Mr. Emerson (1914-1922); Bill, Henry, Ben, and Charley Menke (1922-1964); Don Franz and Frank Pierson (1964-1989); City of St. Charles, Missouri (1989-2003); Lewis and Clark Landing LLC (2003-2008); Historic Riverboat Preservation Association (2008-2013); Pool 24 Tug Service (2013-2017) VESSEL DIMENSIONS: 200' x 45' VESSEL HISTORY: The Golden Rod Show Boat was a floating theatre that traveled around the rivers of the midwest bringing entertainment to towns. An engine would have required the theatre to be much smaller, so it was pushed along by a steam tug, also called a pusher. The resulting theatre could hold approximately 1400 people. The National Ragtime Festival called it home for several decades in the 1960s-1980s. It was declared a national historic landmark in 1968, closed in 2001, sank in 2015 after the interior furnishings were removed, and finally caught fire and burned in October 2017. (See Goldenrod History website, also The St. Louis Dispatch, October 23, 2017, page A7)
Photograph of WAC Medical Detachment, Station, Hospital, Camp Patrick Henry, Va. (Refer to caption sheet for list of names.)
Group portrait of 33 WACs. The 8x10 print reads: Front row (seated, left to right): Pfc. Jean O. Barton, A-409248, 800 S. Madison St., Vicksburg, Miss.; Pfc. Doris M. Yatagan, A-210944, 50 Shepard Ave., Saranac Lake, N.Y.; Pfc. Elsie W. Naidus, A-320526, 3815 Falls Rd., Baltimore, Md.; Pfc. Eula R. Plott, A-315650, 2204 48th St., Newport News, V.; Pfc. Daisy M. Mackay, A-105462, 98 Bridge St., Manchester, N.H.; 1st Lt. Jean T. Wagenseil, L-900019, Brookfield Center, Conn.; Pfc. Leora L. Hall, A-307606, 182 Peelor St., Johnstown, Pa.; Pfc. Kay Rubin, A-318678, 2020 S. Third St., Philadelphia, Pa.; T/5 Elaine M. Galati, A-701561, 5209 E. 6th St., Kansas City, Mo.; Pfc. Nell O Willis, A-302043, Lawndale, N.C.; and PVt. Lee E. Bland, A-411335, Reddick, Fla. Second Row (standing left to right): Pvt. Hildegarde V. Wirtz, A-600442, Sheboygan, Wis.; Pfc. Elizabeth Bourne, A-100138, North Street, Kennebunkport, Me.; T/4 Maurine I. McDowell, A-804263, 1701 Washington St., Commerce, Tex.; Pvt. Frances C. Kane, A-313350, 1219 Mural St., Pittsburgh, Pa.; Pfc. Helen M. Greene, A-700456, 3613 St. Louis Ave., St. Louis, Mo.; Pfc. Mary G. Mack, A-703775, Lincoln, Neb.; Pfc. Carrie Herbert, A-813108, Basile, La.; Pfc. Helen K. Sikon, A-313301, 220 Maple St., Everson, Pa.; Pfc. Gladys L. Nash, A-300876, Fairchance, Pa.; Pfc. Thelma E. Willow, A-317059, 1288 S. Oyler Road, Harrisburg, Pa. Third Row (standing, left to right): Pvt. Elizabeth A. Mooney, A-319155, Parrish Place, Philadelphia, Pa.; Pfc. Stella H. Halady, A-217789, 607 Fulton St., Buffalo, New York; Pfc. Dorothy Hedegaard, A-602737, 203 Western Ave., Janesville, Wis.; T/5 Irene M. Meicht, A-605328, 604 W. Prospect St., Marshall, Mich.; T/3 Doris L. Memefee, A-807501, George West, Tex.; Pfc. Bernice L. Horner, A-912551, 587 Highland Ave., Helena, Montana; Pfc. Alice M. Loiselle, A-609860, Cornell, Wis.; Pfc. Katherine M. Bosh, A-312749, Baden, Pa.; Pfc. Elsie P. Lanard, A-120489, 234 Martin St., East Providence, R.I.; Pvt. Katherine Y. Lucas, A-314256, Rockingham, Va.; Pfc. Marjorie Flenniken, A-301306, Allison Park, Pa.; and Pfc. Margaret L. Martz, A-303085, Bluemont, Va.
Small collection of papers related to the Merchant Marine service of Harold Hudgins, Jr. Included are certificates of identification, of service as an Ordinary Seaman, of membership in the National Maritime Union of America, and of discharge. His certifications were limited to coastwise shipping. Also included is a letter affirming that Hudgins had been in school before joinging the merchant service and had "never participated in any maritime strikes or disorders."
Contains a color transparency and a cropped color print of the transparency of the Captain's Table aboard SS United States. Seated left to right are an unidentified couple, Capt. Richard W. Ridington, his wife Alice Ann Ridington, Morgan T. Ridington, his wife Marie Ridington, someone claimed to be a German hieress, and then Charles Allen and his wife Gladys Allen (of Barre, Massachusetts).
T/Sgt. Monroe Kasse, 32885838, HRPE Band, New York, N.Y., Musician conducting WAC class in the playing of the drums. Shown with him, playing the drum, Sgt. Betty McLendon, A900330, HRPE, Waycross, Ga. Looking on, 1st row, left to right: Pvt. Frances Turner, A309093, Richmond, Va.; Pvt. Pat Smith, Collingswood, N.J., A226027; Pvt. Rita Keating, A207354, New York City; and Pfc. Hazel Belcher, A315722, Roanoke, Va. Second row, left to right: Pvt. Carey A. Brown, A527312, Newtown, Ohio and Pvt. Emma Colledge, A317255, Lewistown, Pa.; and T/4 Bernice Reppert, A304979, Hamburg, Pa. Standing, left to right: Cpl. Sidonia L. Geiger, A903895, Napa, Calif.; Pfc. Leonora Golden, A303410, Baltimore, Md.; Pvt. Martha Dulak, A615851, Knowlton, Wisc.; Pvt. Helen Myers, A317250, Clearfield, Pa., and Pvt. Minta Smith, A307445, DuBois, Pa. Photo taken in the WAC Area, HRPE, Newport News, Va., for the Port Paper.
Music–Instruction and study.; Drum–Virginia–Newport News.
Shows a man and a woman each wearing a marching drum. The man is demonstrating how to use the sticks. Another twelve women look on.
SHORT DESCRIPTION: Large admiralty pattern anchor with replacement wooden stock and bands. NOTES: Chain not original and of insufficient size. Chain removed 22 Feb 2007. A shackle on the ring could not be removed. The shackle and pin were removed in October 2016 during restoration by Davis Boat Works. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: From The Bee, Danville, Virginia, July 22, 1941: Motor Truck Drops Anchor on Street. Norfolk, VA. July 22. - A truck dropped its anchor - yes, its anchor - on a Norfolk county highway, so traffic went around for a couple of hours until a crane could arrive to put it back on the truck. It was a whopper - with an old-fashioned stock 14 feet across - and it was being carried to the Mariners Museum in Newport News.
E-9658 - HRPE WAC softball team. Photo was taken at the 85th C.A. grounds. 9-6-44 Official Photograph, U. S. Army Signal Corps, HRPE, Newport News, Va.
Shows WACs posing in two rows, the rear standing and the front kneeling. They all wear softball uniforms with the Transportation Corps logo on the left breast and athletic shoes. In front of them are three bats and a softball, behind them is the backstop and several buildings that resemble Camp Hill.
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