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4 January 1944
Weiner, Morris "Moe", 1909-1988
to Sylvia Weiner
Moe didn't think "Connecticut Yankee" would have that effect on Sylvia. He can't believe it made her cry. The rest of the letter is not clear.
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5 January 1944
Moe experienced his first really cold morning in England, then watched the sunrise, which he described as a source of wonder and enjoyment.
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Moe informs Sylvia that she may not hear from him for a couple of days because he and Marty are taking a little vacation. He can't wait to sleep between sheets.
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8 January 1944
Moe writes that it is very tough to get a drink in England because they run out fast and will stop selling for the night. He also responds to a letter that mentions his anniversary letter to Sylvia, and he is so glad she received it.
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31 January 1944
Moe wonders how a letter from Archie reached him so quickly from India, and says he thinks Dave and Lil should visit Sylvia. He notes that she must not have received his request for money yet.
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1 February 1944
Moe ate too much spaghetti for dinner but laments that there was no wine.
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3 February 1944
Moe comments that he read a great book called "Ministry of Fear."
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5 February 1944
Moe received a package from Eddie that included cookies. He complains that there is still no mail from Sylvia.
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22 February 1944
Moe mentions that he tried to get info on Hilda Selm but was unable to do so. He did get his mother's package, and writes that his friend Jack was also in London when he was on furlough, but they missed each other.
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29 February 1944
Moe went to town where he discovered a fish and chips shop, where he ate and then caught the last bus home.
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Moe remarks that it is Mae Raphael's birthday and asks if Sylvia ever hears from the Raphaels.
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1 March 1944
Moe describes how bright the moon was last night and is looking forward to the start of Spring.
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26 March 1944
Moe describes his visit to Alford. He took a tour of the college, and went to Christ Church.
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1 April 1944
Moe mentions Bess, and tells Sylvia that he is very proud of her for doing her income tax. He is also glad her attitude toward Davy and Lil is softening.
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8 April 1944
Moe and Jack were assigned to a host family of sorts. They visited the family and were told a mistake had been made. But the family were very gracious about it and insisted they stay for dinner anyway.
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25 April 1944
Moe inquires after Sylvia's health. He is very worried that she might be straining herself. Moe tells Sylvia she must be more careful. He mentions that he heard from Mad and Joe. He also admonishes people who spend lots of money on diamonds and says...
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18 May 1944
Moe informs Sylvia that Jack is in the hospital with a foot infection. He congratulates her on finally getting to bed at a reasonable hour.
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25 May 1944
Moe writes he has to get to bed very early as he is going to be out on the range tomorrow. He says the crossword puzzle he worked on with Jack last night didn't go as well as the first one.
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26 May 1944
Moe spent the day on the range and was unable to complete the crossword puzzle he worked on with Jack.
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27 June 1944
Moe has been settling in., he notes his rural surroundings. Jack, Marty and him wandered over to the farmhouse for some hard cider.
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7 December 1944
Weiner, Sylvia, 1912-2008
to Morris "Moe" Weiner
Sylvia talks about their separation and their longing to see one another.
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6 December 1944
Sylvia says she promises to live up to Moe's expectations, tells him not to apologize for not writing as much as he should, and draws him a Home Sweet Home sign.
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29 December 1944
Sylvia writes that Sammy B is having a tough time in Texas, refers to a letter of his that talks about the other soldiers making sexist comments.
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27 February 1945
Sylvia describes her marriage to Moe as "ideal."
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20 September 1792
Knox, Henry, 1750-1806
to Lucy Knox
Expresses his happiness on hearing that his wife is doing well and writes that "I shall give you all possible proofs of my affection." Makes plans to see her soon and sends her his brother's love.
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