Soldier Letters from World War II Invasion Reports
Cpl Morris Cole writes about payroll and money in France, while Cpl Donald Meador describes D-Day landing, inland advance, air battles, and contact with French locals from England to the French coast. Meador notes limited mail, camaraderie, and ongoing risk as his unit advances inland.
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Donald Meador
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In Memory of Mother and Local Visit Notes
Memorial verse recalls Agnes Hines as not dead but away on Aug 20 1948. The poem frames loss with a hopeful tone. Also notes Miss Mable Sue Johnson of Carlyle visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Wm Snyder and Mr and Mrs Lawriece Heinzman shopped in Shattuc Saturday.
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Mable Sue Johnson of
Carlyle
Wm. Snyder
Lawriece Heinzman
Shattuc
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