Title
Letter Written by "Steve" via William Judson Clark to Dorothy A. Six Clark Dated November 28, 1944
Document Type
Personal Letter
Rights Management
All rights retained by Bryant University
Transcription
[Transcription begins]:
STEWART FIELD
NEWBURGH, NEW YORK
Nov. 28, 1944
Dear Dottie,
You will probably wonder why I’m writing this, but I wanted to find out any information you might have about Woody.
I can honestly say I like her very much, who knows it might lead to something!
Is she at the present time engaged or about to be? [J]ust what is her status with the males in her life. After all I would hate to make an ass of myself, and what does she think of yours truely [sic].
I will appreciate your cooperation in this matter also keep it under your hat. If you can and will tell me anything, write or throw a note in one of your letters to your future lord and master.
Passionately [Crossed out and marked”(censored)” and assumed to be written by W. Judson Clark] yours
Steve
[In blue ink and assumed to be written by W. Judson Clark]:
Passed by censor
J. Clark
a/c—a/c #12220080
[Transcription ends]
Comments
Steve was a friend and fellow cadet stationed at Stewart Field with William Judson Clark.