World War II Servicemen's Correspondence Collection, 1941-1945

Letter from James E. Bunker, 1943

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Identifier

MS-0369-02BR-38

Title

Letter from James E. Bunker, 1943

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Date

1943-06-08

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Creator

Bunker, James E.

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Description

After Bunker left San Diego in 1941 he went to Washington "to work for the F.B.I." (The FBI part is crossed out, censored by Lauren Post.) He would like to see any from San Diego State College who are "near the Capitol." He is unable to understand how he could have been at State and never met "a person that is so thoughtful of others as you are." The large $5,00" written across the letter refers to an enclosed donation.

Keywords

James Bunker; Jimmie Bunker; Jim Bunker; United States Navy; Federal Bureau of Investigation; FBI

Street Address

286 9th Street Northwest

Location

District of Columbia - Washington - Robert F. Kennedy Building

Collection Title

World War II Servicemen's Correspondence Collection, 1941-1945

Collection Subset

Collection Number

MS-0369

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Language

English

Publisher

Original Format

Letter

Extent

5 inches X 6.5 inches; 2 pages

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Repository

San Diego State University Library and Information Access, Special Collections and University Archives

Provenance

Lauren C. Post

File Type

Document

File Extension

PDF

File Size

21.83 MB

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