Converse, Charles Albert. Letters to Family. Manchester, England. January 18, 1940 - January 30, 1940. Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections, Charles Albert Converse Papers, 1939-1940 (ms158er1-003a - ...

I received a very great and extremely Disappointing piece of news this morning but we mustn't get too down hearted. I have been trans- ferred to Manchester. I could hardly believe it as you can readily imagine. Never-theless ...

Dearest Dottie & Wee Tiddlers, Dec. 4, 1939 Your second air letter just arrived and I was very happy to hear that you are so extremely [ineligible] settled and everything is running buy so smoothly at home....

I was terribly pleased to get the cable yesterday morning and to realize that you are really safe and sound at home. It was a relief and I expected it was a little relief to you as well. Last week I wrote my letter at the ...

Converse, Charles Albert. Memorial Record Book: In Memory of Charles Albert Converse, July 31, 1904 - April 14, 1940. (John Sineath Funeral Home: Valdosta, Georgia, April 1940). Valdosta State University Archives and Special ...

Converse, Charles Albert. "The Evacuation of American Citizens from the United Kingdom in August and September 1939." Embassy of the United States, London. Report (No.4126) London, December 13, 1939. Valdosta State University ...

I am greatly thrilled by the reception of all of your interesting and enthusiastic letters and cards yesterday. Ed's letter from Helen had arrived the day before and I was beginning to fear that your letter had missed the ...

The following steps have been taken at No. 1 Grosvenor Square for the protection of those members of the staff who may be in the building during an air raid. All windows to the Embassy’s basement have been heavily ...