Letters between Leo Strassburger in Montgomery, Alabama and Lloyd M. Hooper in Selma, Alabama.
Strassburger writes Hooper inquiring about using part of the Remembrance Fund to purchase supplies for the Rainbow Division, whose men in France "are badly in need of socks, helmets, jackets, etc." Strassburger states that he received this information from his son, Julien M. Strassburger,...
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Alabama Department of Archives and History
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| Summary: | Strassburger writes Hooper inquiring about using part of the Remembrance Fund to purchase supplies for the Rainbow Division, whose men in France "are badly in need of socks, helmets, jackets, etc." Strassburger states that he received this information from his son, Julien M. Strassburger, a captain in the Rainbow Division. |
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