Zeddie P. Barron Letters to Wife, April 1944
- Containers:
- 07.0077 - Box 1, Folder 010
- Scope and content:
This folder contains more daily letters from Barron to his wife. He accuses the American newspapers of spreading more "fairy tales" than news, and believes that civilians are too disconnected from the reality of the war. He also describes his dealings with the Irish more, and believes that they use the word "wee" too much and are overly argumentative about religion. He is fearful that he could be sent to the Pacific after European operations are concluded. He reacts to the Montgomery Ward seizure and states that he will not vote for Roosevelt again because of it.
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