L. L. White

Creator

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Identifier

20040418

Description

Americans from Europe voice stern hope on Armistice Day. L. L. White, Poland, seen in a room sitting next to some wooden shelves. He is wearing a striped button-down shirt, a striped tie, and a suiting vest with a pencil in the pocket. He said "Conditions are bad in the world, but Armistice Day is a grand thing and should be kept up. It's just too bad Uncle Sam didn't stop the Germans for good last time so he wouldn't have it to do over again. And I frankly think that it's going to be Uncle Sam who has to stop the Germans all over again."

Archival Date

1941-11-10

Collection Name

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection

Collection Number

AR406-6-1044

Original Format

Negatives, Black & White

File Format

JPG

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License

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Subjects

White, L.L.; Armistice Day; Immigrants; Poland; Neckties