J. L. Randall Letter, 1942 October 20

File — Box: 4253.001, Folder: 017

Scope and Contents

This is a letter from J.L. Randall to an Army friend in Texas. He describes his living conditions in Australia and complains that all there is to eat is mutton. He also gives his friend advice about what to do if he gets shipped overseas. This letter shows evidence of government censorship, because some of the words have been removed. Randall complains about censorship in the letter.

Dates

1942 October 20

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