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This folder contains letters written to Hazel and Hazel's mother from Emma Levi Thomas, Edith Hanselman (2 letters), Mabel Arnold, Hazel's aunt Elsie, Mrs. JGG, Billy Jeanne (2 letters), Mary Blaine, Ula, Anna Allen, Billy Fontaine, Dr. Geo Lyons, "Elma" Mrs. Richards van Vleet, Dr. Wilbur L. Hicks, Hazel's mother's niece Paulene, Millie Simmons, Mrs. James A Simmons Sr., and P.C. Burnett. 

This folder contains four letters, one v-mail, and one postcard from Marcel C. Schiess at Seymour Johnson field to Mrs. Marie Wallace.

Vaughan's corrspondence contains three letters as well as brief summaries of other letters to his parents. His letters depict life at Mississippi State College in an Army Specialized Training Program (A.S.T.P), his relationship with his family including the baptism of his son, how he spent his time in the Philippines, and his departure to Japan. The summaries of other letters speak of these continuing themes but emphasize the time prior to his departure overseas (specifically at Mississippi State College, Camp Claiborne, and Camp Stoneman),

This folder contains letters written by Albert to his son-in-law Ronald Maddox. He chastises Ron for not writing more often and calls him his "foreign correspondent". Albert talks about London's air raids and his conversations with B-17 pilots. He consoles Ronald about the disappearance of his uncle Peter.

Personal correspondence from Edward T. Burke Jr. to his wife, Cora Lee, continued.

This folder contains letters from Col. Spivey to his wife.

This folder contains handwritten and typed letters, postcards, and v-mail from Josepeph to Herbert.

This folder contains handwritten letters, photocopied responses, emphemera, v-mail, and newspaper articles.