Box 2
Contains 34 Results:
Banner Correspondent- Naval Stories- No. 51-3- No Date
The paper contain two scrapbooks, one limited to only clippings, the other scrapbook has newspaper clippings, photographs, letters, pamphlets, booklets, itineraries, newsletters, Navy Day event-related papers, bulletins, a poem, and a resume. Also included is a publication titled: “Men Make the Navy,” a series of 20 articles.
Correspondence- Incoming- 1946, January 24, 1946 to February 16, 1946
Letter to William E. Beard from Chief of Naval Operations Lieutenant Commander Kernise January 24, 1946; letter to William E. Beard from Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas J.T. Bullen, Jr. February 16, 1946; Clipping by Beard: “‘Vigorous Offense is Best Defense,’ Carrier Crew Told” January 19, 1944; journal entry “Aircraft Carrier” by William E. Beard
Beard at Sea, February 25, 1944 to October 8, 1945
Naval Air Transports Service Atlantic Wing, Passenger Information pamphlet; journal entry “Christmas” by William E. Beard; Press Release February 25, 1944
Naval and Air Transport Photographs and Documents, September 11, 1939
Broken up newspaper clippings; photographs; “Commentary on Future Military Air Transport Needs and Methods of Meeting Them”
World War II Naval and Atomic Bomb Documents, August 27, 1944 to December 11, 1945
Newspaper clipping: “Story of the Gallant, USS Tennessee” December 11, 1945; Officer’s Memorandum, No. 36S-45; Press Release “Summary of the History of the Atomic Bomb” by Lieutenant Colonel John E. Vance; Press Release: “To the Correspondents on the Appalachians”; newspaper clippings, titled: “Battered LST With 327 Aboard Docks at Norfolk Minus Stern”
Newspaper Clippings and Photo on People During World War II, October 9, 1939 to March 2, 1947
World War II Naval Paperwork, June 25, 1944 to July 15, 1945
Newspaper clipping (unknown date, author, title); partial letter; Press Release September 21, 1944; newspaper clipping “Record of ‘D-Minus-Three’ Parallels History of War” July 15, 1945; Press Release June 25, 1944
Tennessee Naval and Other World War II Documents, December 15, 1937 to May 6, 1946
Newspaper clipping “Text of Japan’s Note on Panay” December 15, 1937; newspaper clipping “Philippines D-Day Drawing Nearer” August 11, 1944; Press Release; Itinerary February 15; “Tennessee and The Navy”; Newspaper clipping “How MacArthur and Nimitz Set Stage for Invasion” by John L. Springer July 15, 1945; letter from William E. Beard to John H. DeWitt May 6, 1946; Newspaper clipping “USS Buchanan Made 13 Lucky Number for U.S.” February 4, 1946
World War II Navy Newspaper Clippings, July 1, 1943 to October 1947
World War II Navy Newspaper Clippings and Other Documents, November 23, 1942 to August 23, 1945
World War II Naval Documents (1 of 2), January 24, 1946 to July 19, 1947
Letter to William E. Beard from Chief of Naval Operations Lieutenant Commander Kernise January 24, 1946 (first copy found in Folder 2); letter to William E. Beard from Commander in Chief, U.S. Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas J.T. Bullen Jr. February 15, 1946 (first copy found in Folder 2); letter to William E. Beard from Chief of Naval Operations S.E. Brogan July 14, 1947; journal entry “Iowa” by William E. Beard; particle copy of journal entry “Iowa” by William E. Beard
World War II Naval Documents (2 of 2), February 23, 1946
Written copy of a broadcast by William E. Beard; Press Release via Western Union by William E. Beard; Letter from Douglas MacArthur to Governor Jim McCord February 23, 1946; journal entry “Roosevelt Club” by William E. Beard
Naval Documents and Civil War Newspaper Clipping, September 21, 1945 to July 30, 1948
“Some Naval ‘Big Shots’” by William E. Beard; Newspaper clipping “38 Tennesseans Aboard Macon, Beard Reveals” by William E. Beard 1947; Newspaper clipping “Saipan, Restored From Rubble, Finest Advance Base in Pacific” September 21, 1945; Newspaper clipping of review by William E. Beard for “Woman’s Aid Turned Tide of Civil War” by Noble Hosllister July 30, 1948
U.S.S. Bataan and Other Naval Documents, January 27, 1944
“U.S.S. Bataan”; letter “U.S.S. Bataan” to William E. Beard from Lieutenant J.R. Ward January 27, 1944; Press Release “Establishment of U.S. Naval Academy Climaxed Long Struggle”
Documents on the U.S.S. Bataan, January 9, 1944 to March 22, 19444
Newsletter Vol. 1 No. 1 “Bataan Speaking”; letter to William E. Beard from Leland P. Lovette March 22, 1944; Press Release April 20, 1944
Letters to Beard and Other Documents on the U.S.S. Bataan, June 2, 1944 to November 16, 1944
Handwritten letter to William E. Beard from Lieutenant Jim Ward June 2, 1944; letter to William E. Beard from Val H. Schaeffer July 27, 1944; handwritten letter to William E. Beard from Fred Lawler September 20, 1944; letter to William E. Beard from Lieutenant Jim Ward November 16, 1944; journal entry “Fleet Passage” by William E. Beard
Documents on the U.S.S. Bataan, October 10, 1945
Journal entry “Bataan” by William E. Beard October 12; journal entry “Friday Bataan” by William E. Beard
U.S. Naval Documents, February 15, 19445 to February 14, 1946
Press Release; letter February 14,1946; letter February 21, 1946; Press Release “Well Done”; Press Release; Navy graduation itinerary July 6, 1947; Newspaper clipping “Commemorating the Maine” February 15, 1948; journal entry “Bataan” by William E. Beard
U.S. Naval Documents, August 27, 1945
Impartial journal entry (untitled); journal entry (blurry); Press Release August 27, 1945; journal entry “The Ranger”
USS New Mexico and USS North Carolina Battle Records, October 26, 1944 to May 19, 1945
Press Release October 26, 1944; Press Release May 19, 1945; Press Release January 27, 1945; Press Release October 26, 1944 (copy)
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