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    "ocrText": "I\nel\nExtracted from Miss Johnson's letter to M iss Noyes, Jan. 28, 1924.\nM\n\"\nMrs. Heilman came in on Thursday but unfortunately,\n1\nI had gone to a meeting at the A.I.C.P. on the possibility of\nS\ntheir carrying on the Bay Shore idea with that Bourne fund.\nI am not sure what will be done about it but I believe the fund\nis to be available within the next five or six months.\nI did go over and see Mrs. Heilman off on Saturday\nand she wanted me to tell you that she was not able to secure\nindividual insurance going to one of the island possessions.\nShe tried several of the companies but was refused in each\ne\ninstance. She wanted me to know it and said she was going to\nwrite you but was afraid she would be a little dilatory about\ndoing it as she had so much correspondance to catch up with.\nM\nShe also left me, just as she was sailing, the checks for the\nluggage which had come back from Italy in 1919 and which the\nCustoms had sold for charges. They bore the Red Cross stamp\nand she had sent them on the advice of the Personnel Office in\nParis, I judge, when she expected to return with the group.\nShe then decided to stay and apparently had not given the\ntrunks any thought until her return. I am sorry she did not\nlet me know about it while she was here as it would have been\neasier to follow it up. However, I will see what data I can\nget in the matter and see if there is any possibility of our\nrecovering for her any of the amount for which it was sold.\nI presume the intrinsic value was not as great as the individual\nas she had war souvenirs and brasses and the kind of things\n4\nwhich she had purchased during her stay. I will let you know if\n2\nI am able to find out or do anything about it.\"\n-\nJ\nJ.\n0"
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