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Series IV. Personal Correspondence from Harold Hudson, 1942-1945 : Correspondence; Postcard; Ephemera; Newspaper Clippings 1942-1945.

America in World War Two: Oral Histories and Personal Accounts Available online

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English
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Description: This series (1 folder) consists of letters from Captain Harold Hudson, a member of the United States Army Air Forces, to Constance Logsdon. At the beginning of the correspondence, Hudson is a Lieutenant and stationed in Midland, Texas. By September 1944, Hudson had risen to the rank of Captain and is stationed at Randolph Field, Texas, and remains there until the end of the correspondence in August 1945. An item of note is a letter written to Logsdon from Hudson’s secretary explaining that he had to cancel a date due to orders. Enclosed in the letter is a copy of the restricted (now unrestricted) orders as proof.
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