Camp Howze Museum

Title

Morrison Milling Co.

Description

A series of letters detailing the conflict between the Morrison Milling Co. (a Denton grain manufacturer) and Camp Howze over POW labor. The MMC requested and briefly obtained POWs to work in their understaffed factory during the war. However, Camp Howze decided to stop sending the POWs to the MMC, prompting complaints to the US Employment Service and threats of litigation

Date

1945-05-08

1945-05-12

1945-08-01

1945-08-22

1945-08-24

1945-08-25

1945-08-31

1945-10-08

1945-11-02

1945-12-12

1945-07-08

Source

E.W. Morrison to Camp Howze Commanding Officer, May 8, 1945.

E.W Morrison to R.H. Fladger, May 12, 1945.

C. I. McKee to Eugene N. DuBerry, August 1, 1945.

Eugene N. Duberry to C. I. McKee, August 22, 1945.

C. I. McKee to Eugene N. DuBerry, August 24, 1945.

C. I. McKee to Eugene N. DuBerry, August 25, 1945.

Eugene N. Duberry to Morrison Milling Company, August 31, 1945.

Wayne Murray to E.W. Morrison, October 8, 1945.

Morrison Milling Company to Camp Howze, November 2, 1945.

R. W. Bass to Eugene N. DuBerry, December 12, 1945.

E.W. Morrison to C.A. Deason, July 8, 1946.

Subject

pow

mmc

morrison milling co.

morrison milling company

letters

wheat

grain

denton

pow labor