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This folder contains letters from Elizabeth B. "Bradford" De Cola. The folder contains a Christmas card from 1943, in which she mentions getting married and moving to Hollywood.

Letters from Ernest Feasy, an American serving in the U.S. Navy aboard the HMS Louis in London. Feasy writes about day to day life. Feasy references "D-Day" in a letter to Morgan dated June 2, 1944, four days before the actual invasion.

This folder contains letters from Esther Davis to Hazel Bowman. Esther was a friend of Hazel's from the Florida State College for Women. She had moved to Palo Alto, CA, with her mother and sister, Ruth. Ruth Davis died from bone cancer in March of 1945. Her letters discuss the death of her sister, mention her work for the Red Cross, and also comment on the death of the President.

This folder contains letters from Noisy, Hazel Bowman's sister. It covers her time working for the WAVES, including her training and work within D.C. Noisy mainly discusses her work and family and friends.

This folder contains letters from Noisy, Hazel Bowman's sister. It covers her time working for the WAVES. These letters also include information on her marriage to Alton David Sloat, who was enlisted in the Navy and was sent to the Pacific theater. She also included a letter on July 26, 1945, mentioning sexism she faced from a supervisor in the WAVES.

This folder contains one typed and four handwritten letters from Evelyn to Herbert

This folder contains back and forth letters between various friends including Private Harold J. Tommaso. The family and friends talk about how they miss Tommaso, and he is not writing frequently. These letters contain information about everyone's daily lives. The soldiers are sending letters home to tell their families to not send money.

Folder contains letters written to Charles Gentges from his father.