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                <text>Mort (Navy), George (Army), and Hi (Army Air Corps) all served in World War II.  The items in this collection reflect various aspects of their military experience.</text>
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This picture was taken "In memory of the 5100 Club".  &#13;
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The 5100 Club was a nightclub/restaurant in Chicago, in the 1940's.  The entertainer Danny Thomas got his start there.  &#13;
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/1940s-Chicago-Illinois-5100-Club-Danny-Thomas-AUTOGRAPHED-SIGNED-souvenir-photo-/353381575103&#13;
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As staff don´t usually have their picture taken at their place of employment, this is probably a picture of Jackie when she went to the club as a guest.</text>
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