File:Letter from Newman (Bud) Ebersole to ARMCO Employees, 1919 February 04 - DPLA - fec20d225ec39aa7a427a676072bb84b.jpg

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Letter from Newman (Bud) Ebersole to ARMCO Employees, 1919 February 04 (

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Creator

Ebersole, Newman, Captain, 1887-1948

Title

Letter from Newman (Bud) Ebersole to ARMCO Employees, 1919 February 04

Description

This letter was written from Newman "Bud" Ebersole, in an American hospital in Paris, France, to the ARMCO employees. Ebersole was examined by Major Whitney at headquarters, and was then sent to the hospital for further testing and observation. The hospital doctor believes Ebersole's attack has passed, but that he will need to be very careful for some time to come. Ebersole needs an operation, which he would prefer to have as a civilian at home; he will likely be returning home on a comfortable hospital ship soon. He expects that the rest of the ARMCO Unit will sail home in early March. This letter is a mimeographed reproduction. The original content of the letter was typed out and copied by ARMCO. Copies of this and other correspondence were then generally distributed to friends and family members of the ARMCO Ambulance Corps, and to ARMCO employees.

Date

4 February 1919

Collection

Midpointe Library System
Location	Ohio , United States of America
Authority file	: Q69487667

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This file was contributed to Wikimedia Commons by Midpointe Library System as part of a cooperation project. The donation was facilitated by the Digital Public Library of America, via its partner Ohio Digital Network.

Record in source catalog
DPLA identifier: fec20d225ec39aa7a427a676072bb84b
Midpointe Library System identifier: MHS 2001.001.0558; ARMCO_1919_02_04

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