American Red Cross
Scotts Bluff County Chapter
Gering, Nebraska
May 5, 1945
Mrs. V. R. Moss
Box 393
Minatare, Nebraska
Dear Mrs. Moss:
We are attaching hereto letter received this morning from Home Service Correspondent, St. Louis, Missouri, in answer to our letter written in March for a health and welfare report of your son.
Yours very truly,
/s/L. B. Harrison
L. B. Harrison
Home Service Chairman
Scotts Bluff County Chapter
jr
Hqs. XXIV Corps APO 235
c/o P. M. San Francisco, Calif.April 22, 1945Miss Mathilde M. Enes
Home Service Correspondent
Midwestern Area
American Red Cross
1709 Washington Avenue
St. Louis 2, Missouri
Re: Moss, Harold G. T/Sgt.
37086474
Hqs. 225 FA Bn
APO 235
Dear Miss Enes,
In reply to your letter of March 28 in regard to the above named soldier, we have contacted Sgt. Moss and find that he is in good health, good spirits, and on active duty. His commanding officer says there is no reason to worry about either the soldier’s morale or his health.
There are many men here who have been overseas three years, but there is a good possibility that those with combat experience will soon get an opportunity to return home.
If we can be of further service, please let us know.
Very truly yours,
Willis H. Bowen
Assistant Field Director