Letters From Our Boys From World War II
A mosaic of wartime letters from Marvin Morris and Lt Carlton Grissom to family members. They recount travel from Camp Hood to Europe, experiences in England and Germany, prison conditions, frontline combat near Nurnberg, liberation by Russians, and hopes of returning home soon. The letters mention Lt Williams and Ike Eisenhower visits, plus routine updates on health and morale.
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Germe
Alon
Japan
Army of Occupation
Pacific
Germany
Camp Hood
Texas
New York
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Iowa
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York State
Argentina
Newport News
Liverpool
England
Wales
London
le Harve
France
Third Army
First Army
Hartegin Forest
L. A. Grissom
Madison Street
Carlton Grissom
Mort
Eisenhower
Rouen
le Harre
Ft. Bragg
States
Carlton
Letter from a prisoner of war in a town narrative
A POW writes from abroad describing his release and keeping the Herald while imprisoned. He mentions awaiting uniforms sent from England and plans to wire home once he travels. The letter closes with affectionate regards from his son Carlton to the family and town friends.
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Herald
J. G. Williams
England
Carlton
Edward Glover Returns Home From Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Edward Glover has returned to his home after being a patient at Roanoke Rapids Hospital.
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Edward Glover
Roanoke Rapids Hospital
Visiting relatives feature in Lewisville area
Mrs. J. E. Kirk of Lewisville North Carolina is visiting friends and relatives here. Miss Mary Virginia Jenkins of Chapel Hill spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Jenkins.
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J. E. Kirk
Lewisville
N. C
Mary Virginia Jenkins
Chapel Hill
T. M. Jenkins
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Armed Services
Marvin L. Morris
Rhine
Ludendorf
Ruhr
Nurnberg
Sylvi
Zemke
Frank
U.S
Valerie, France
Rodney Powell
Tom Powell
Mr. Wilson
WCBT
Roanoke Rapids
Mutual
McPherson Bros. Beverage CO
Cor A
Sdvic
Bacardi Imports, Inc
N.Y
Hartford