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This folder contains letters from Margaret H. Black, a senior hostess at a Red Cross Club at Camp Pickett, VA. She mainly wrote about her experience with the Red Cross.

This folder contains letters from Margaret to Thomas where she included many newspaper clippings.

This folder contains letters from Margaret to Thomas where she included many newspaper clippings.

This folder contains letters from Margaret to Thomas.

This folder contains letters from Marshall Simonson to Sheldon F. Berlow discussing new accounts at his business and the Esquire magazine.

This folder includes letters and postcards from Mary to Sidote

This folder contains letters from Mary "Steffee" Degtoff to Hazel. Mary Degtoff was living in Winter Park, FL, during the war and working as a P.E. teacher. Degtoff mainly talks about her daily affairs but also mentions learning to fly and the impact of the loss of war.

This folder contains a letter from Max Anderson to Albert, thanking him for packing up his items from their flat while he was absent. A second letter from Anderson relates his experience in London. It is likely that this letter was written to his partner Gertrude Higger, as it references their daughter Hesper.

Letters from Mildred to Bill concerning his studies and life in basic training at Fort McClellan, Alabama.