University of Wyoming
Eve Myers hailed from Akron, Ohio where she attended Akron University and then the Westminster Law School in Denver. During the Second World War, she served in the Women’s Ambulance Corps. Post WWII, Myers took an assignment in Japan as a United States Air Force court reporter, covering war crimes trials taking place in Tokyo. In 1953, she joined the Civil Air Transport Airline as an administrative assistant in Taiwan.
This collection contains correspondence and newspaper clippings regarding Eve Myers time in Japan and Taiwan.
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There are no known other archival collections created by Eve Myers at the date of processing.
This material was received from Denning House: Antiquarian Books & Manuscripts in April 2020.
The collection was processed by Krist Jessup in April 2021.
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