Letters from Carl B. Kindell to Family, October 1944
- Containers:
- 18.0021 - Box 2, Folder 008
- Scope and content:
This folder contains personal letters from Kindell to his family. Kindell wished to be discharged from the army as soon as possible. Kindell uses furloughs to take trains home and visit his family. Kindell read a book by an author named Winston Churchill, not the UK prime minister. Kindell attended a piano recital. Kindell reassigned to 242 General Hospital. This type of outfit is the last stage before a casualty is sent home. Kindell continues to see plays and movies on base and in nearby Abilene. Kindell recieved an absentee voting ballot for the election. Most soldiers like Roosevelt over Dewey. Kindell voted for FDR, Delbert Roebuck, Otis Johnson, Raymond Younger, and Judge Meservy. Kindell is officially designated as a Pharmacist.
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