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This is a receipt from Hotel Ambassador in Paris, France. This receipt is dated for Janvier (January) 1947 with the dates of 27, 28, 29, 30.

This diploma was given by the International Correspondence Schools of Scranton, Pennsylvania to Roy B. Allman. It shows that Allman studied Mechanical Drawing with Mathematics. This diploma was presented to Allman on March 21, 1930. It is signed by…

Annual Conference Minister's License for Roy Allman for the Church of the United Brethren in Christ, the date indicated on the license is June 5, 1928. This is signed by J. H. Harris (Conference Superintendent)

Congratulatory letter to Roy B. Allman for his election to Portsmouth City Council signed by Jim Secrest, Executive Manager. This letter is dated for November 9, 1973.

colorized portrait image of Martha Jean and friend Velma. Written in cursive at bottom "Swell pals Jean and Velma." Surrounded with card stock-like frame.

Letter to Roy Bema Allman with the Header of "The President of the United States of America", in which was signed by Major General, The Adjutant General on June 4, 1947. This letter is appointing Allman as "Captain, Chaplain".

Trip pass ticket from the Norfolk & Western Railway Company for Roy B. Allman. The pass lists Allman as a machinist and is for traveling from Cincinnati to Portsmouth. Good for one trip from June 28, 1923 to July 27, 1923. Pass was requested by F. L.…

Trip pass ticket from the Norfolk & Western Railway Company for Roy B. Allman and wife Mrs. R. B. Allman. The pass lists Allman as a machinist and is for traveling from Columbus to Portsmouth. Good for one trip from August 6, 1923 to September 5,…

Congratulatory letter to Roy B. Allman for his election into public office. Was signed by Paul W. Griffith, Scioto County Commissioner on November 27, 1973.

Black and white photo cut from the from Portsmouth Plant News. "Frank Harold Allman, mate in the Merchant Marine Service is the son of Roy B. Allman, machinist at the plant who was recently commissioned to serve as a chaplain in the army" under…

A Separation Report for Total Unemployment by the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation from Portsmouth Steel Corporation to Roy B. Allman. States that Allman had a voluntary termination. This report was signed by C.E. Grashel, the Pay Master on…

Newspaper article entitled "Pastor Given Time for Defense Work" about Reverend Roy B. Allman when he was going to be a Steel Plan Machinist during the time of World War II. It was dubbed a "wartime emergency" and Allman was allowed to continued his…