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Letter of reference for Alfred Thomas Quinn from Marcus O. Tucker M.D.

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Letter of recommendation for Alfred Thomas Quinn from Marcus O. Tucker, M.D on office letterhead dated 24 August 1942. 424 Pico Boulevard, Santa Monica, Calif, Office 63303 Residence:5-3433. Text: To Whom it may concern: This is to certify that I have known Alfred T. Quinn Jr. for six years and during that time, he has been a young man of excellent habits, and a character above reproach. He is a worthy and deserving young man.
Date:
1942
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Quinn, Alfred Thomas Collection
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Letter of reference for Alfred Thomas Quinn from Marcus O. Tucker M.D.

Letter from Koshi Ando, Manzanar Internee Camp (copy)

Description:
Letter from Koshi Ando to Alfred Quinn dated Wednesday 6 May. Page 1. The letter describes the location of Manzanar near Lone Pine and its layout of barracks and rooms. Ando names several friends: George Izumi, George Hattori, Henry Tanak and Tom Ichien and their activities. Page 2. Ando continues to describe Manzanar including dust storms, lack of privacy, armed guards on duty and the potential for making Manzanar seem more homelike. Envelope addressed to Mr. Al Quinn in Santa Monica, California from Koshi Ando in Manzanar, California. Block 18 Building 1 Apartment 4.
Date:
1942
Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Quinn, Alfred Thomas Collection
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Letter from Koshi Ando, Manzanar Internee Camp (copy)

Alfred Thomas Quinn with fellow soldiers outside Day Room during World War II

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Alfred Thomas Quinn (left) and fellow Army members outside of "Day Room" in Italy during World War II. Text reads: The Building is our day room (ping pong and movies). The two fellows, Clerks in the office. Partially visible is our German water tank." Stamp reads: "Official- PHOTO 96th Air Service [Corp] Date: Mar 18 1945."
Date:
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Resource Type:
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Collection:
Quinn, Alfred Thomas Collection
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Alfred Thomas Quinn with fellow soldiers outside Day Room during World War II

Alfred Thomas Quinn Wins Boxing Championship

Description:
"Frequent upsets occur in SMJC boxing matches. "The next bout was a 'honey.' Alfred Quinn and Gerald bell put on a classy performance characteristic of professionals. Lanky Quinn threw a few semi-circle punches to floor Bell twice in the first round. Quinn went ahead to take the third round and the championship." Other names mentioned: Robert Hayashi and Ko Yamada.
Date:
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Resource Type:
text
Collection:
Quinn, Alfred Thomas Collection
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Alfred Thomas Quinn Wins Boxing Championship

Alfred Thomas Quinn 135 lb Boxing Division

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"Final Boxing Matches" Lyle Anderson takes on Gerald Bell in the 135-pound division. Alfred Quinn and Roy Odell mix it in another 135-pound bout. "...Notice how the colored fellow in the fights sure knocked the vanilla out the Gerry Bell. Being a Bell fan, got my tongue wrapped around my eye tooth and couldn't see what I was saying and yelled the famous words: 'stop that bloody battle!'"
Date:
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Resource Type:
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Collection:
Quinn, Alfred Thomas Collection
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Alfred Thomas Quinn 135 lb Boxing Division