[Letter] 1944 November 22 [to] President Stoughton
Bryan Army Air Field (Texas)
Army Air Forces (AAF) Instrument Flying Standardization Board
Bakke writes of a visit to Wagner and apologizes for not seeing President Stoughton during that visit. He informs Stoughton of his marriage and the birth of his son. He then tells of his activities since early 1943 including various training assignments and activities.
Bakke, Oscar
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[Letter] 1945 July 26 [to] Professor
United States. Army. Armored Division, 8th
Military Chaplains
Bosch sends a change of address and notes that his outfit should be returning to the States soon. Bosch also congratulates Stoughton on his new undertaking.
Bosch, Edmund A.
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7/26/1945
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[Letter] 1945 July 23, Nice [to] Dr. Stoughton
Jones, Edward Joseph
Gollnitz, William
American Red Cross
Nice (France)
Buck tells Stoughton of meeting two Wagnerians in the Red Cross club in Nice. She also talks of her work with the recreational programs of the Red Cross.
Buck, Margaret Bambach
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[Letter] Wednesday 14 [to] Prof
Alabama
Carney writes of being temporarily hospitalized because of a trick knee. He talks of moving to barracks in the next month and expects to be assigned to a new training battalion. Informs Stoughton that he has received the October Bulletin.
Carney, Bruce H.
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[Letter] 1942 February 28 [to] Mr. Stoughton
Perosi, Joseph
Hutton, Richard
Fort Ord (California)
United States. Army. Medical Regiment, 102nd
DiGiulio writes of his work in the pharmacy of the Medical Regiment and how valuable his courses at Wagner were in preparing him for this work. He asks about various Wagner faculty and students and tells Stoughton of students he has had letters from. He asks about the fencing team and about Stoughton's family. Also tells Stoughton that he has gotten married.
DiGiulio, Anthony
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2/28/1942
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[Letter] 1942 November 6 [to] President Stoughton
Hawaii
DiGiulio tells Stoughton he appreciates receiving the Wagnerian and the Bulletin. He also writes of his promotion to Sgt. Technician doing pharmacy work and the importance of what he learned at Wagner College. He is currently stationed in the Hawaiian Islands.
DiGiulio, Anthony
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11/6/1942
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[Letter] 1942 November 27 [to] Sir
United States. Army. Air Corps
Louisiana
Drescher thanks Stoughton for a letter of recommendation written for his application to cadet training. He writes of his life in the Air Corps and graduation from power turret school in Corado. He also assures Stoughton of his intent to return to Wagner after the war and become a minister.
Drescher, Gordon
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11/27/1942
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[Letter] 1942 December 6 [to] Sir
Power turrets
Louisiana
Drescher writes of joining the Barksdale Glee Club and Choir and of his hope to do church work at St. Mark's. He says he has submitted an officer's candidate application since he is unable to be a cadet due to dizzy spells. Drescher also describes power turrets in detail and the importance of keeping them in perfect condition.
Drescher, Gordon
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12/6/1942
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[Letter] 1943 February 2 [to] Sir
United States. Army. Air Corps
Drescher tells Stoughton he has been accepted into a confidential training course and has used Stoughton once again as a recommendation. He says the war situation seems to be improving and that the war might end in 1944. He hopes this is the case as he is eager to get back to college.
Drescher, Gordon
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2/2/1943
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[Letter] 1943 February 21 [to] Sir
United States. Army. Air Corps
Electrical storms
Drescher thanks Stoughton for his correspondence and writes about his new training course of which mathematics and electricity are a large part. Drescher also says he will be going for his final interview for Officer Candidate School. He also writes of the electrical storms and flooding that are affecting his current location.
Drescher, Gordon
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2/21/1943
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[Letter] 1944 June 22, Washington, D.C. [to] Prof
Buck, Ellsworth
Tyler, David
Fairlington (Arlington, Va.)
Grew, Joseph C. (Joseph Clark), 1880-1965. Ten years in Japan. Japanese
Dunham writes of his move to Fairlington and of life in the Washington D.C. area. He also mentions how much he enjoyed a recent visit to Wagner.
Dunham, Harold Hathaway
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6/22/1944
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[Letter] 1945 February 4, Fairlington, Va. [to] Prof
United States. Army. Transportation Corps.
History of contemporary events
Dunham writes of his family and his work. He discusses the challenges in writing the history of such contemporary events and says he has already covered Greenland, North Africa, and the Sicilian campaign and is working on the Italian campaign and the invasion of the continent.
Dunham, Harold Hathaway
Wagner College Archive, Horrmann Library
2/4/1945
Wagner College, Staten Island, NY
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