Johl smilowski biography of albert

By Nancy Noble, MHS Archivist & Cataloger

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Last year, I had the privilege of working on two collections that are an interesting representation of Mainers serving their country in World War II and the aftermath. One collection is rich in letters without images. The other has only images, leaving us to guess about the stories.

The Doiron family World War II Letters Collection

Letters were a vital link to home, familiarity, and morale for those who served, and their families. The Doiron family World War II letters (Coll. 4198) are an amazing resource of not only a tightknit rural Maine family, but also provide a fascinating glimpse into how various family members found their way through the war years.

Stanislaus (“Stan”) and Eugenie (“Jenny”), of Chisholm had eleven children – eight of whom served in the U.S. military during the war – with a few ending up overseas. Dick, Pauline, and Nick were too young to serve and remained at home.

• The eldest, Ludger (1912-1982) served in the Army. He was stationed in California
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KSP: As I said, my parents weren’t musical or big music lovers, so I didn’t have a lot of subliminal or second-hand reference points of stuff that was being played around the house. My mom would occasionally tune the radio to the classical station and she’s originally from the Caribbean, so there was a bit of island music like calypso, reggae, etc. from her but not enough to make a deep impression on me. My dad would put on what we now call classic rock radio, but he always seemed to like the worst of all the ‘70s bands — he wasn’t even into good yacht rock bands! The stories of people discovering metal via an older brother or relative are familiar and well-worn tales in the world of metal, but I was the older brother so whatever wormed its way into my ears was on my shoulders. My story of metal discovery is not an uncommon one. I’ve always been interested in wide scopes of music, but always found myself gravitating to whatever the next heaviest thing was. A large part of me was searching out the next thing that was heavier and faster, which came with a couple of overnight metal shows on a couple of the local rock radio stations. That’s where I first heard the early works by bands like Oz, Exciter, Raven, Razor, Voivod, Witchkiller, Anvil, hardcore/punk like the Exploited, U.K

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