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Open book Mead, Frank, Jack Conroy incoming correspondence, n. d., 1948-1983

Title Mead, Frank, Jack Conroy incoming correspondence, n. d., 1948-1983 
Creator Conroy, Jack, 1898-1990
Date n. d., 1948-1983 
Language English
Subjects New Left
Format Correspondence
User-Contributed Transcription in pencil  Mead, Frank Galway, Eire Aug. 16, 1961 Dear Jack:    Your vacation, I trust was satisfying,  and you and Mrs. Conroy are well, I trust.    Just a short distance from where I'm temporarily lodging is Galway Bay, a bay, and no doubt important in its way, but just another bay.  It is but a short distance also to the Spanish arch, which goes back 500 years or so.  In all other respects Galway is like any other small British city, but streets - even the main stem - extremely narrow light motorcycles which reign supreme   in Eire (maybe Britain generally) race along, and the Irish guards (their name for cops here) hardly heed the rushing vehicles.   The small cars - Austins, Minor  1000's, Prefect, Hillman, VW and I've even seen a Skoda, are everywhere.  about the guards, they are mainly rosy-cheeked young men who go along quiety [sic], bothering no one and, as in England, no guns, yet in Ulster do have.     Galway was reached on a holiday - Feast of the Assumption, another ghastly church stunt.  So a hotel room was out of the question, and I merely walked out into the B&B, or Bread and Breakfast district (where homes take guests) and no trouble.  Quite cool, days something like California just now.  I can hear the people saying "good-night, god bless you," as they go home from the pubs.. Saw several Tinkers yesterday and got begged.  The women wear long shawls, the men do nothing now.  Regards  -MEAD- 
Transcription Status Needs review
Transcription Note This document was transcribed by volunteers as part of the Newberry Transcribe crowdsourcing initiative. 
Archival Collection Title Jack Conroy papers
Link to Catalog View finding aid | View record
Call Number Midwest MS Conroy Box 19 Folder 1025 
BibID 992006198805867
Projects Tag IMLS Cares 2020
Rights Status Copyright Not Evaluated
Contributing Institution Newberry Library
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Size 3159px × 4628px     83.69 MB 
File Created 10/22/2021 
Filename 992006198805867_midwest_ms_conroy_box_00019_fl_01025_000033.tif 
Unique Identifier NL1LZIA 
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