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John William Graham letters, March-April 1945

1945-04-26 John W. Graham to Mr. & Mrs. William J. Graham Page 2

trap doors and other devises to make it a formidable fort. I remembered that picture we used to have of it tho not quite so early as you mentioned having seen it. We visited it the morning we were to leave, spent about two hours looking it over. Yes I flew both ways so didnt lose any time in travelling. I hope iowa has had its last fling at winter and warms up soon. We took our stove out today, its still chilly at night but the order came from one of our bosses. The days are quite warm, Im starting to get a tan. Bill got a kick out of it when I told him what Mrs Ballard said about the picture I sent. Didnt tell him about Laura Mae. He didnt like that picture very well, one of his ears sticks out or something. Say how strained are the family ties in the Lynch home? Everyone is talking about their difficulties

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trap doors and other devises to make it a formidable fort. I remembered that picture we used to have of it tho not quite so early as you mentioned having seen it. We visited it the morning we were to leave, spent about two hours looking it over. Yes I flew both ways so didnt lose any time in travelling. I hope iowa has had its last fling at winter and warms up soon. We took our stove out today, its still chilly at night but the order came from one of our bosses. The days are quite warm, Im starting to get a tan. Bill got a kick out of it when I told him what Mrs Ballard said about the picture I sent. Didnt tell him about Laura Mae. He didnt like that picture very well, one of his ears sticks out or something. Say how strained are the family ties in the Lynch home? Everyone is talking about their difficulties