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UNITED STATES ARMY

Cambridge, Mass
June 15, 1943

Bryant Service Club

I thank you kindly for the gift of cigarettes I received several days ago.

My address has changed since I last heard from you. At the present time, I am taking courses at Harvard University under the Army Specialized Training Program and expect to be here for some time.

Thanking you again,
I remain
Thomas A. Brewer

(over)

My present address:—

Pfc. Thomas A. Brewer
Rm. B-23, Mc Kinlock Hall
S. C. S. U.—1144
Cambridge, Mass.
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April 14, 1943

Hello Bryant Students

Please accept my belated thanks for your recent letter and package. It is hardly possible for me to express on paper the feeling that a fellow experiences when her receives such things from the school he attended. I know that I always look forward to and welcome your letters and news of the activities at school.

I will close for mow wishing you continued success.

As Ever
P.F.C. Tom Brewer [Transcription ends]

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January 2, 1943

Hello Bryant Students,

I am writing you to express my deep appreciation for your Christmas remembrance. I remember well the inauguration of the Bryant Service Club and the excellent support that the student body rendered. Now, through my own experience, I can fully realize why its success was so great.

Unlike many other fellows from Bryant, I have been very lucky in being stationed quite near home and I hope to be able to stop at the school in the very near future to renew a few acquaintances. So until then, I will say goodby [sic].

As eva [sic]
Thomas A. Brewer
Class of ‘42
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