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1924
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1946
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{"value"=>"General outgoing"}
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{"value"=>"<p>The small amount of general outgoing correspondence includes letters to O'Connor's siblings, other family and friends, telegrams, and letters addressed to American and international statesmen, primarily calling them to task for their statements and actions pertaining to the Spanish Civil War.</p> <p>Of interest is the undated letter addressed to \"Frank,\" in which O'Connor discusses her initial experiences as a journalist covering the mining strikes in Harlan, Kentucky, where she replaced two journalists who had been shot, and herself received death threats. In this letter, she mentioned meeting with Governor Sampson, and an interview with an Associated Press (AP) representative, who gave her \"...the impression he thought that would make it a big story if anything did happen to me.\"</p>"}
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{"type"=>"local_mss", "value"=>"496766"}
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1924
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1946
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1924