Everyone,

We have some "Voice Letter" recordings on 45 rpm album disks that we are 
attempting to find some background on. Some were recorded at USO Clubs, 
some at neighborhood giftshops, and other venues. Most are family members 
recording their message and it is then sent overseas or perhaps Stateside.

We're trying to find out when they were introduced, by whom, how widespread 
they were, etc. We've contacted a few music libraries to no avail.

We're greatly appreciate any assistance in pointing us to resources.

Many thanks,

Joan E. Denman
Senior Archivist & Historian
Institute on World War II
& the Human Experience
PO Box 3062200
Florida State University
Tallahassee, FL 32306-2200
Ph: 850-644-9033
Email: [log in to unmask]
Website: www.fsu.edu/~ww2 

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