Good Old Days Magazine

Surrounded by Sacrifices

It was a time of worldwide war. The United States needed the total support of its citizens, including its schoolchildren.

I was just reaching the “age of reason”—learning to read, learning to understand what the radio announcer was saying, looking at pictures in newspapers and magazines, and asking questions that grown-ups couldn’t answer.

My parents, siblings and I lived in Boston’s West End during the first years of World War

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