IX—PROVIDING RECREATION AND RELIEF
[1]
Julia M. H. Carson, Home Away from
Home: the Story of the USO (New
York, c. 1946)
[2]
The Daily Progress, Charlottesville,
Aug. 20, 1945
[3]
Progress, Dec. 8, 1944, Aug. 25, 1945,
Dec. 3, 1947
[4]
Progress, Oct. 11, 1941
[5]
Progress, May 12, 14, June 6, 1942
[6]
Progress, Jan. 9, 1942
[7]
Progress, Jan. 14, 1942
[8]
Progress, June 6, Aug. 5, 1942
[9]
Progress, July 14, Aug. 5, 1942
[10]
Progress, Aug. 18, Sept. 5, Oct. 21,
22, 1942
[11]
Progress, Nov. 20, 1942
[12]
Progress, Nov. 6, 1942
[13]
Progress, Nov. 17, 20, 1942
[14]
Progress, Dec. 8, 1942
[15]
Progress, Dec. 23, 29, 1942
[16]
Progress, Dec. 28, 1942
[17]
Progress, Nov. 16, 1942
[18]
Progress, Dec. 31, 1942
[19]
Progress, Jan. 16, 19, 21, 1943
[20]
Progress, Feb. 10, 20, 1943. An appreciated
gift which complemented local
donations was a group of phonograph
records which was received as
part of a national distribution of classical
and popular music recordings
made by the Firestone Tire and Rubber
Company. Progress, Nov. 9, 1944
[21]
Progress, Feb. 25, March 5, 1943
[22]
Progress, May 14, 1943
[23]
Progress, June 16, 1943
[24]
Progress, Aug. 25, 1943
[25]
Progress, Nov. 5, 1943
[26]
Progress, April 25, Nov. 9, 1944
[27]
Progress, Nov. 11, 18, 1944
[28]
Progress, Feb. 1, 1946
[29]
Progress, Dec. 22, 1943
[30]
Progress, April 25, June 17, Nov. 18,
Dec. 22, 1944
[31]
Progress, April 3, 1944
[32]
Progress, Jan. 16, 1943
[33]
Progress, Jan. 18, 1943
[34]
Progress, Feb. 9, 1943
[35]
Progress, Sept. 16, 1944, Jan. 2, 3,
18, 1945
[36]
Progress, Nov. 9, 1944
[37]
Progress, Jan. 3, 1945
[38]
Progress, March 27, 1945
[39]
Progress, June 28, 1943
[40]
Progress, Nov. 5, 1943
[41]
Progress, May 21, 1945
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Progress, Sept. 22, 1943. Nov. 4, 1944
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Progress, Aug. 29, 1944, Jan. 6, 1945
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Progress, Sept. 7, 1945
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Progress, May 17, 1945
[46]
Progress, Feb. 1, 1946
[47]
Progress, May 27, 1946
[48]
Progress, Feb. 1, 1946
[49]
Progress, June 10, 1946. “Here and
There” column
[50]
Progress, June 15, 17, 1946
[51]
Progress, May 27, 1946. Compare with
these figures those announced in the
Progress, Feb. 1, 1946
[52]
Progress, July 15, 1940, Jan. 8, 1943
[53]
Progress, Jan. 18, 1945
[54]
Richmond Times-Dispatch. Sept. 2,
1940
[55]
Progress, June 24, 1941
[56]
Progress, June 17, 20, 26, 1941
[57]
Progress, Feb. 24, 1941: New York
Times, Feb. 23, 1941; Richmond Times-Dispatch.
Feb. 23, 1941
[58]
Progress, Aug. 5, 1941
[59]
Progress, Jan. 8, 1943
[60]
Progress, April 24, 1946: letter of
Mrs. James Keith Symmers to W.
Edwin Hemphill, May 5, 1946. in the
files of the Virginia World War II
History Commission
[61]
Letter of Mrs. James Keith Symmers
to W. Edwin Hemphill, May 5, 1946,
in the files of the Virginia World War
II History Commission
[62]
Progress, Nov. 22, 1944
[63]
Progress, April 28, Oct. 3, 1944, Aug.
25, 1945
[64]
Progress, June 24, 1947
[65]
Progress, June 22, 24, 1946
[66]
Progress, Dec. 19, 1941: information
received from Miss Mary Louise Dinwiddie
[67]
Annual Report of the Librarian of
Congress for the Fiscal Year Ended
June 30, 1944 (Washington, 1945), pp.
47–48
[68]
Progress, July 24, Aug. 24, 1943
[69]
Progress, June 9, 11, July 1, 1943
[70]
Progress, Sept. 11, Oct. 4, 5, 6, 11, 20,
22, 23, 28, 30, Nov. 1, 2, 1943,
Aug. 2, Sept. 1, 21, 26, Oct. 4, 6, 24,
26, 30, 31, Nov. 21, 27, 1944. Oct. 16,
31, 1945
