Letters, January 1939-February 1941
- Containers:
- 00.0665 - Box 1, Folder 007
- Scope and content:
Letters home from Meriden, Connecticut, where he works at the Meriden Hospital describing various procedures and the hospital routine. Then from the Veterans Administration Hospital in Minneapolis, MN, where he describes the lack of accommodations due to an influx of workers for the defense industry. Discusses the doctors' understanding of the position of the VA hospitals in relation to the US Army and doubts VA doctors can be drafted. Describes train trip across the US to Portland, OR. Description of housing in Meriden, CT., Minneapolis, MN, and Portland, OR, as well as social life for doctors in each city.
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