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001526036 245__ $$aLetter to Ann Ruxer from Leo Volz in Hawaii
001526036 260__ $$bUniversity of Southern Indiana$$cJuly 18, 1942 
001526036 269__ $$a1942
001526036 347__ $$a300-600 dpi
001526036 520__ $$aCorrespondence from Pvt. Leo Volz to Ann Ruxer. He has some time off and so is writing to her, but with nothing going on, he has nothing to say. He says she ought to be pleased to stay home, as all the boys in the Army would stay home if they could, and it might be some time before they will be able to do so. He agrees that if he had joined the Army with Leander (twin brother) last winter he still would be in the states. He's just been paid and is going to town on a 3 day pass, and when he gets back he'll let her know how the hula girls were. NOTE: these correspondents will marry, and were married 53 years at his death in 2000. (Factually, Leander was killed in action on February 14, 1945 and was buried at the Luxembourg American Cemetery. Leo and Martin survived the war and died in 2000 and 1981, respectively.)
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001526036 6531_ $$aWorld War II (WWII, WW2, World War 2)
001526036 6531_ $$aMilitary History
001526036 6531_ $$aRelated Materials -- 1901-1950
001526036 6531_ $$aSpecial Collections
001526036 655__ $$aDocument
001526036 691__ $$aHawaii
001526036 7001_ $$aLeo Volz
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001526036 984__ $$aAnn Volz Collection
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