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Identifier
20060626
Description
John E. McLean has been discharged from the United States Army after 18 months of service. At the time of discharge, he was a sergeant from the Quartermaster Corps and was stationed at Camp Lee, Virginia. The former assistant district attorney has returned to Fort Worth, Texas, to open a law office with his brother, W. P. McLean. John is standing against a wall, dressed in a double breasted suit with a handkerchief in the pocket.
Archival Date
1945-09-21
Collection Name
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection
Collection Number
AR406-6-1834
Original Format
Negatives, Black & White
File Format
JPG
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Subjects
McLean, John E.; United States. Army; Veterans; Military; Military personnel; Military discharges; Handkerchiefs; Cigarettes; Lawyers; McLean, W. P.; Quartermaster Corps; Camp Lee
Subjects
McLean, John E.; United States. Army; Veterans; Military; Military personnel; Military discharges; Handkerchiefs; Cigarettes; Lawyers; McLean, W. P.; Quartermaster Corps; Camp Lee