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Jack Hyde correspondence, 1930-1976

Correspondence from Jack Hyde Page 2

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4 fast boogie woogie on the piano, as well as a number of classical pieces. He's really a good pianist. There was some swell singing in it, too, which I know you'd enjoy. See it if you can. I guess we're leaving for maneuvers in S. Carolina, day after tomorrow. I've got such a cold now, I can hardly talk. These maneuvers sure won't do it any good. There've been rumors that we wont receive any mail while we're up there. Hope it's not true, but anything can happen in the army. As I've found out, to my sorrow. It's awfully cold down here now, and we're promised colder weather in S. Carolina. It's in the mountains and closer to the Ocean. Want to write a few more letters, so will bring this to a close. I do appreciate your letters, Mom. Got to keep up my morale, so keep 'em coming. Good-night now. Until next time, all my love. Your only loving son, Jack [Rows of X's]
 
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