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Laufen Germany
June 16, 1945
Dear Yve.
I’m sorry I didn’t write last night but I didn’t get finish [sic] work until around eleven thirty last night and I was pretty tired. After I got to bed I fell asleep right away. I did have a very nice dream…

Laufen Germany
June 17, 1945
11:00 pm
Dearest Half-pint
I love you even thou [sic] your [sic] just a halfpint and I always will. Today is sunday [sic] and I just got finished work so I put in a full day. This afternoon wasn’t so bad thou [sic]…

Nov. 27, 1945
Tuesday
Dear Yve.,
Its [sic] only me again and I love you more than ever. Honest darling its [sic] getting worse all the time and I mean it to [sic]. I don’t feel like even working anymore. Gee darling I wish I was home again. …

Laufen
June 19, 1945
Dearest Halfpint
Well I’ve just added another country to my [travels?] over here. I just came back from Italy. Don’t worry I just went to a very little part of it through the Brenner Pass. You’ve heard or [sic] the Brenner…

Laufen
June 21, 1945
1:30 AM.
Hello beautiful,
Just a little knote [sic] to let you know I still love you and here’s a paper to keep up with the news. I love you darling so very very much. Yours forever,

Howard

Nov. 28, 1945
Wednesday
Dearest Yve.,
Well honey my moral [sic] is getting higher all the time with two letters from you today. Don’t worry about me reenlisting because I won’t and nobody better not try to make me. Gee darling I love you so…

Nov. 29, 1945
Thursday
Dear Yve.,
Well here I am again and still in the army. I got that very nice letter from you telling me about the new stove you bought and I think I got a smart little wife even if I do say so myself. If the stove is what…

Nov. 30, 1945
Fish-day
Dear Yve.,
Well here it is the last day of november and I’m still in the army. I had a little difficulty this morning darling I sprained my ankle and now its [sic] almost as big as your tummy if I do say so myself. I went…

Laufen
June 23, 1945
Hello darling,
Well here it is sunday [sic] again and it [sic] a very beautiful day. I only wish you an[d] I could go and be out on the beach together and enjoy the nice warm sunshine. If I get home before the summer is all…

Dec. 1, 1945
Saturday.
Dearest Wife,
Well honey my ankle is a little better to day [sic] and I hobble up to the how. It will feel better in a couple of days and I’ll be running around with the rest of the boys again. I still got four more days…