Mark Williams, assistant Post Office Inspector in Charge for the Fort Worth Division

Creator

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Identifier

20037292

Description

Mark Williams, assistant Post Office Inspector in Charge for the Fort Worth Division, which covers Texas and Louisiana. It is a newly created position made necessary by the expanding force of field inspectors. Williams has an exceptional 38 years in the postal service handling some of the most difficult cases of mail fraud and mail theft, with assignments all over the country. He is a native of Abilene and started his career as a clerk in the post office at San Angelo on June 1, 1906. Williams is shown sitting at his desk, wiping a pair of eyeglasses. He has a typewriter and a telephone about his desk. There is map of Louisiana on the wall and a jacket closet next to the desk. Published in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram morning edition, July 7, 1944.

Archival Date

1944-07-06

Collection Name

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection

Collection Number

AR406-6-600

Original Format

Negatives, Black & White

File Format

JPG

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Subjects

Post office inspectors; Postal service employees; Maps; Investigation; Offices; Office furniture; United States Postal Service; United States Postal Inspection Service; Williams, Mark