Correspondence to Virginia Webb , January 1, 1946-January 22, 1946

In these letters from Schneider to Webb; Schneider asks about Webb’s New Year’s plans; discusses talking to his father about a potential salesman job and purchasing a new car; asks about Webb’s work; and talks about the latest rumors about discharge, his office job at Camp Cooke, and the weather. He also discusses future plans with Webb; talks about playing bridge and ping-pong, and attending movies; discusses future wedding plans; and provides his thoughts about the labor strikes. He then talks about some of his experiences when visiting San Francisco and the Bay Area; asks Webb about the engagement announcement; talks about receiving word that he will be discharged in April; and discusses visiting Santa Barbara. By the middle of the month, Schneider receives word that he will be most likely discharged by January 31st or February 1st through Camp Atterbury or Camp Beale. In the last two letters of the month he wonders what it will be like to be a civilian again, and talks about the route he will take driving back to Cincinnati.