Box 1
Contains 17 Results:
Correspondence from Norm A. Armstrong, 1945 July 4
Correspondence from Frank P. Arnett, 1942-1945
Frank serves in the U.S. Army and discusses his experiences in training and Radio School.
Correspondence from Frederick D. Beck, 1945 August-September
Frederick writes of his experiences in the Office of the C.O. and discusses plans for after he leaves the service. The letterhead is labelled "U.S. Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, Texas".
Correspondence from Leonard R. Cabana, 1945 February-September
Leonard Cabana, Ylc, U.S. Navy, U.S.S. Taussig (DD 746) serves in the Pacific Theater. He is a prolific writer with colorful descriptions of his personal life and military experiences. He mentions travel through Hawaii, operations in the China Sea, Camarah Bay, the Philippines, and describes events occurring onboard ship. The content of Leonard's letters regularly refer to friends whose letters also appear in this collection, particularly "Millie".
Correspondence from Betty Carpenter, 1942-1945
Betty's letters often discuss Saylor, Paul's brother [and Betty's husband?], as well as describe how Tarrytown celebrated V-E Day.
Correspondence from Charlotte Carpenter, 1942-1945
Charlotte, usually signed as Mrs. O. F. Carpenter, resides in Rochester, Michigan. The content of her letters detail home life, canning tomatoes, the weather, and her local travels.
Correspondence from James E. and Albina Carpenter, 1942 September
Correspondence from James E. and Albina Carpenter, 1942 October
Correspondence from James E. and Albina Carpenter, 1944 February-May
Correspondence from James E. and Albina Carpenter, 1944 June-December
Correspondence from James E. and Albina Carpenter, 1945 February-March
Correspondence from James E. and Albina Carpenter, 1945 April-August
Correspondence from J. Saylor Carpenter, 1942-1945
Saylor served in the U.S. Navy and writes about his experiences. He serves in the Pacific. The September 4, 1944 letter concerns his location overseas and a sentence was excised by censors.
Correspondence from Velma and Avery Carpenter, 1944 March-October
Correspondence from Estelle Causler, 1945 July-August
Correspondence from Arrah Creager, 1942-1945
Correspondence from Leonard R. Aeschleman, 1944-1945
Leonard, U.S. Navy, writes about his experiences in France[?], Rome, and after he's returned home to the States.