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Showing posts with label Harry Schmidt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harry Schmidt. Show all posts

Sunday, May 2, 2021

Thursday, January 28, 2021

Arnold's Story: December 18, 1946 Harry Schmidt

Harry sends Arnold a Christmas card:




next post  December 18, 1946 Bill Jarvis

previous post  December 18, 1946 Bill Dempler

first post in Arnold's Story  July 1943

first post in blog  Leonard's Story: May 29, 1943





Friday, January 15, 2021

Arnold's Story: 1945 misc

I discovered this letter a bit late to place in order for 1945. The envelope shows it is from Arnold's Boston days and seems to describe activities from his lumberjack time in northern California.





Here is a July 12, 1945, envelope from Harry Schmidt, whose contents I could not find, but the envelope shows Arnold now six or seven hours up the road from Glendale at Camp Pinedale, Fresno. (I lived about a half mile from there between 1990 and 1995 when I taught at California State University Fresno, a factoid I just calculated right now.)

I am not sure who Eva is, but here is an undated photo and note from here. The ranch she mentions might be the Elmer's logging camp; that is of course a complete guess on my part. The photo and note  may be from a year or two earlier.





next post  1945 Salt Lake City

previous post  April 19, 1945

first post in Arnold's Story  July 1943

first post in blog  Leonard's Story: May 29, 1943

Tuesday, January 12, 2021

Arnold's Story: January 13, 1945

Merriam Webster's defines the Navy's use of  cat fever as a respiratory infection accompanied by fever.





next post  January 15, 1945

previous post  January 10, 1945

first post in Arnold's Story  July 1943

first post in blog  Leonard's Story: May 29, 1943



Saturday, January 9, 2021

Arnold's Story: December 31, 1944

Mid'n is midshipman in the Navy. Camp Endicott, where Harry Schmidt writes from, was a United States Navy Seabee facility in Rhode Island.




next post  early 1944

previous post  December 28, 1944

first post in Arnold's Story  July 1943

first post in blog  Leonard's Story: May 29, 1943


 

Thursday, January 7, 2021