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Title: Harry Yarnell Papers. 1937, August. Situation in North China
LC - Yarnell Papers. August 1937. 1) N. China Situation 2) Status Mar. Det. 3) 4th Marines - Routine Cors. incl. Cancellation of Trip to Japan 4) Sino-Japanese Conflict - Int. 5) N. Johnson's Views on Marco-Polo
Contributor: Loureiro, Pedro
Publication Information: University of Southern California
Contributing Institution: University of Southern California Digital Library
Collection: Pedro Loureiro Collection
Rights Information: Doheny Memorial Library, Los Angeles, CA 90089-1825
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Type: text
Format: image/tiff
Identifier: lou-navyint-059~001...~021
http://doi.org/10.25549/loureiro-c12-21499
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Language: English
Subject: United States. Navy. Asiatic Fleet--History
Yarnell, Harry Ervin, 1875-1959
Marston, John, 1884-1957
Little, Charles, 1882-1973
Sokobin, Samuel, 1893-
Moody, Clement, 1891-1960
McConnell, Riley Franklin, 1884-1940
Johnson, Nelson Trusler, 1887-1954
Marquart, Edward J., 1875-1963
Price, Charles F. B., 1881-1954
Time Period: 1937
Place: China
Source: University of Southern California [Contributing entity]
Relation: Navy Intelligence
Pedro Loureiro Collection
box 2
Provenance: Library of Congress

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