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Transcription of Letter from [[Marvin Luther Cox]] to his Mother [[Katherine Arnetta Harris]]

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May 10, 1944<br/>
USS Ramsey, % FPO – San Francisco, CA<br/>
''(so he is writing from his ship at sea)''<br/>
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Dear Mother & All,
:Here is a few lines again, to let you know I am doing alright.  Other than that there isn’t Much to say.
:I understand that [[Fleeta Berniece Cox|Berneice]], is going back east with you if [[Guinn Henry Britton|Guinn]], has been called by the time you get ready to go.  It sure would be nice for her to go with you, But of course we all hope that Guinn, is not called at all.
:Will you be glad when school is out [[Howard Roscoe Cox|Howard]]?  I sure wish this school I am in was out.  These Japs, seem to be pretty hard to teach anything.  But they will learn. and I don’t mean maybe.<br/>
:I guess you people are getting plenty meat these days, or do they have enough thub ''(?)'' to go around.  -  I’ll be seeing you
::Love
::Marvin
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M.L.C  MMsr<br/>

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Transcribed July 12, 2012 by [[User:Momcox|Susan Cox]]<br/>
Wife of [[Ronald J Cox]] – son of Marvin Luther Cox<br/>
Spelling, grammar and punctuation authentic<br/>
Only one word I could not read clearly marked with (?)<br/>