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Carroll Steinbeck letters to Evelyn Burton, July-August 1945

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a page. Our radio may be fixed by tomorrow. We've had it in for nearly two weeks so they should get it done before long. Sure have missed it. Good old music can be mighty refreshing. Honey, I keep trying to think of news to write, but my mind keeps wandering back and I keep trying to write how much I love you. Thats about all I can think of anymore darling. I go on guard in thirty minutes and I haven't received my phone call. I'd sure like to talk to him again since I can't see him. I keep asking myself how long will it be until I'm home to you. Darling if only the war would end we could soon be together. Darling, I'm so happy we are telling our folks. I'm very proud of you and I want them to know we are in love. Its all that matters to me any more. I can be happy as long as I know you are there waiting for me. Darling, I've got to get ready for guard and I'll be thinking about you every minute while I'm there. Honey, I love you more than words can say. Night darling. All My Love, Carroll
 
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