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This folder contains letters sent from John Austin, a Captain for the Royal Engineers to Hazel Bowman. Austin was stationed in Calcutta during most of his letters, and appeared to have met Hazel through her work with the Red Cross. John discusses his work, his impressions of Calcutta, the affairs of friends and family, and both his and Hazel's personal lives. Included in the letters are also two drawings of the areas he is stationed at. The letters conclude with his return to England.

This folder contains letters from Leonard Berlow to Sheldon F. Berlow discussing his training in Louisville, Kentucky and the hospital there.

This folder contains a letter from Louis M. Groh sent to Hazel. Louis worked for the Red Cross as the Director of Procurement and Supply. She also mentioned other A.R.C. women, including Millicent "Millie" Wells.

Letters from Lucille to Fred Anton. Lucille describes her daily life and events. Mentions caring for their new baby, Cheryl. She is waiting for Fred's return and the couple's honeymoon. She asks about Fred's time in China and mentions receiving benefits from General Motors Corporation Fridgidaire.

Letters from Lucille to Fred Anton. Lucille discusses her daily life and events. She wonders when Fred will be sent home, what the fate of Fred's law school applications are, and if she and Cheryl might be able to go to China.

Letters from Lucille to Fred Anton. Lucille discusses her daily life and events. Lucille is still waiting to know when Fred is arriving home to the States. She mentions caring for growing Cheryl. Folder contains a matchstick book with illustrations on Agricultural Cafeteria. Some letters have water damage.

Letters from Lucille to Fred Anton. Lucille discusses her daily life, events, and pregnancy. She mentions veteran applications to Georgetown University, expecting their baby, and visiting the doctor weekly. She mentions expecting guests, visiting D.C., and planning a christening for their child. She questions the radio and telegram communications to China. Foldder contains a Valentines Day card.

Letters from Lucille to Fred Anton. Letters take place after the birth of the couple's daughter, Cheryl, on or around February 14. Letters talk about their new daughter, as well as Lucille's daily life and events. Mentions preparing to leave the hospital and careing for Cheryl.

Letters from Lucille to Fred Anton. Lucille discusses her daily life, events, pregnancy, and meetings with friends. She asks Fred about the "Pacific Brigade", mentions food rations, and food for their baby. Discusses the Christmas holiday away from Fred. Lucille mentions being concerned about her figure in the anticipation of attending a friend's wedding and the housing crisis.