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February 25, 1943 124 N. 2nd Street Oberlin, Pa.Mrs. Paul Glatzert (Kin of Paul Glatzert)Shiner, Texas:Dear Friend:This evening at 7:15 p.m. (East War Time). I heard the “War Prisoners Program” from Tokyo, Japan on the short wave band of my radio. (Station JLG4 Tokio on 15,105 K.C.) A message from Private Paul Glatzert, age 25, was read inEnglish by the Japanese announ cer:He said—“Dear Mother, I hope you are all well at home. I am well and in good hands. Don’t worry. Hope to be home soon. Love to all, Paul A. Glatzert.”I take this liberty in passing this information on to you, as the Japanese announcer said the listeners should contact the above address.I trust this information will be of value to you, and may God protect your dear, brave boy and return him ‘soon’ safely to his loved ones.| Respectfully yours,Irwin F. Bender,124 N. 2nd Street.Oberlin, Pa.
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Shiner Gazette
Shiner, Texas, US
Thu, Mar 04, 1943
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