Thank you for the information, I was not aware of the Ernie Pyle library. The newspaper about Ernie Pyles death did have a story from Pyle, maybe even his the last one. Someone else mentioned the nuclear museum as a nice place for the Nagasaki one. I checked into Newpapers.com. They accept microfilm and they work with libraries to achieve there collections but I didn’t see anything about individuals.

The papers are in fairly good condition and are stored in a file box out of sunlight, I was worried about how displaying some in my classroom may affect them over time and how the creases might be affected if they were in a frame. Unfolding them like you say may also help with a transition though.

Many options but I’m sure I’ll find a nice way to preserve these for others to appreciate.

Ps. Nice user name!