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Laura Ingalls to Sylvia Comfort
TitleLaura Ingalls to Sylvia Comfort
DescriptionWritten during her travels during the fall of 1941, this is a letter from aviatrix Laura Ingalls to her "friend" Sylvia Comfort. Ms. Comfort would later turn out to be key to the investigation of Ms. Ingalls as a German spy, as she was an infiltrator, documenting Ms. Ingall's subversive ideas and activities. The letter is typewritten, and on the stationery of the Murray Hill Hotel on New York's Park Avenue. It is signed "Ellen" because that is the code name used by Ingalls when she travelled. 9.25 x 6 in.
SubjectCorrespondence
Anti-communist movements
Subversive activities
Women air pilots
KeywordsMurray Hill Hotel; aviatrix;
LocationNew York (N.Y.)
Date1941-10-17
Photographer/AuthorIngalls, Laura
Donors and OthersJewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles
MediaLetter (correspondence)
Media Measurement23.5 x 15 cm
IdentifierCRCms044
Languageeng
Typetext
Formattext/jpeg
Repository NameDelmar T. Oviatt Library. Urban Archives Center
CollectionJewish Federation Council of Greater Los Angeles' Community Relations Committee Collection
Repository NumberBox CRC/2 71-22
Exhibition informationCase 4, #7
Finding AidDelmar T. Oviatt Library. Urban Archives Center
Project NameIn Our Own Backyard: Resisting Nazi Propaganda in Southern California, 1933-1945
Date Digitized2007-09-07
Date cataloged2007-09-07
PublisherDelmar T. Oviatt Library. Urban Archives Center
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