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Typed letter signed from Winston Churchill, London, October 1941, with grateful thanks for the cheque received from the Junior Children's Public Schools of New South Wales to benefit mothers and children in the United Kingdom who have suffered from enemy action, with photograph of Premier receiving cheque on their behalf, 15 October 1941

Full title: Typed letter signed from Winston Churchill, London, October 1941, with grateful thanks for the cheque received from the Junior Children's Public Schools of New South Wales to benefit mothers and children in the United Kingdom who have suffered from enemy action, with photograph of Premier receiving cheque on their behalf, 15 October 1941

Author/creator: Churchill, Winston, Sir, 1874-1965, New South Wales. Premier.

Date: October 1941.

Call Numbers: MLDOC 3099

Record Identifier: 1kVdggzn

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Formats: Manuscripts, Pictures, Photographs

Contents: 1 folder of textual material - typescript

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Notes: Formerly Uncat Doc File

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    Typed letter signed from Winston Churchill, London, October 1941, with grateful thanks for the cheque received from the Junior Children's Public Schools of New South Wales to benefit mothers and children in the United Kingdom who have suffered from enemy action, with photograph of Premier receiving cheque on their behalf, 15 October 1941

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    Typed letter signed from Winston Churchill, London, October 1941, with grateful thanks for the cheque received from the Junior Children's Public Schools of New South Wales to benefit mothers and children in the United Kingdom who have suffered from enemy action, with photograph of Premier receiving cheque on their behalf, 15 October 1941

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    Typed letter signed from Winston Churchill, London, October 1941, with grateful thanks for the cheque received from the Junior Children's Public Schools of New South Wales to benefit mothers and children in the United Kingdom who have suffered from enemy action, with photograph of Premier receiving cheque on their behalf, 15 October 1941

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    Typed letter signed from Winston Churchill, London, October 1941, with grateful thanks for the cheque received from the Junior Children's Public Schools of New South Wales to benefit mothers and children in the United Kingdom who have suffered from enemy action, with photograph of Premier receiving cheque on their behalf, 15 October 1941

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    New South Wales. Premier

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    October 1941

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    MLDOC 3099

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    1kVdggzn

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    Premiers children cheques World War, 1939-1945--Children--Great Britain. World War, 1939-1945--Civilian relief--Australia. World War, 1939-1945--Civilian relief--Great Britain. World War, 1939-1945--Women--Great Britain. McKell, William, Sir, 1891-1985

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