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A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted on May 23, 1943 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts some stories regarding the founding of the college--more specifically, the story of the man who hauled…

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted on May 23, 1943 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts some stories regarding the founding of the college--more specifically, the story of the man who hauled…

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted in December of 1943 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts the planning of the Concordia Christmas concerts, an annual tradition at the college.

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted on December 2, 1937 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts the faculty club meeting, where members at several Norwegian dishes.

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted in by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts the different callings of Concordia graduates, including working in the church.

A reading of a "Concordially Yours" radio broadcast, written and originally broadcasted on December 2, 1937 by G.L. Schoberg. This broadcast recounts the visit by Concordia Band director J.A. Holvik and Concordia President John N. Brown to Crown…

This is the front cover of the June 17, 1944 edition of the Saturday Evening Post. It shows a soldier happily receiving his mail on mail day.

Oct. 22, 1944
Dear love
Well its [sic] me again and [I’m] just about the same as ever. I’m pretty sure that I’ll be home next sunday [sic] night if nothing happens, but they could postpone it til after pay day which comes tuesday [sic] but Id [sic]…

Camp Campbell, Kentucky
May 18, 1943
Hello darling:
Well here it is: almost the end of the month again and I’m not home yet. I got the box of candy and also the writing paper and thanks a lot. I’m trying very hard to get a furlough but I don’t…

Feb. 23, 1944
10:45 P.M.
Hello darling,
I love you, I love you, I love you, now I got that said do you still love me and if you do keep on because I love you. This letter is going to sound kind of crazy to you, but don’t mind it because I feel…