The Stars and Stripes Naples Editorial Office Listing
The Stars and Stripes publication details its Naples office locations and contact numbers. It acknowledges editorial support from United Nations News Service Army News Service and PBS. The paper is printed at 1 Map Angiporto Galleria in Naples.
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Italy
Dallyna
U. & Armefl
Angiporte Galleria
Via Roma
Naples
Via San Carlo
United Natonus News Service
Army News Service
PBS
Angiporto Galleria
Miss Stardust contest sparks reader letters on love and faith
Readers rail against Rita Daigle and her wartime flirtation advice. Sgt Henry P Chapman and Pvt D Hartigan condemn the idea of dateless, kissless fidelity, urging respect for wives and sweethearts while fearing wartime salacious norms. G M Wolodsko and others call the stance shallow and absurd.
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Rita Daigle
Times Square
Henry P. Chapman
Miss Daigle
J. E. Upchurch
Combat Soldier Praises PBS Frontline Role
A combat veteran voices support for the PBS program and the rear echelon in the Army. He argues every soldier has a critical job and that those who razz PBS are inexperienced rookies from the States.
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PBS
States
Loopers From Massachusetts Cause Charlestown Police Frenzy
In Charlestown near Bunker Hill a youth driving culture called the loopers roams at high speeds causing police rallies. They steal cars for wild rides circling narrow streets at 50 mph while horn blasts awaken sleeping patrols. Police chase may end in gun battles, or not, reflecting a broader American driving craze.
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Charlestown
Mass
Bunker Hill Monument
Speed Demon Drivers Across America
A column references American drivers labeled speed demons and a range of risky behaviors from sudden street stops to aggressive riding. It contrasts local habits with a radio host urging listeners to drive as they would at home, noting the dangers of unfamiliar routes and road culture.
The Magnificence of Gladness and Enormous Sadness
A fragmentary poem and note reflect on loss since 1939, contrasting sorrow with future joy upon reunion. It references exile, restraint, affection, and a request to preserve stamps and photos rather than letters. The signer is Hal Brandeis with a postscript about T-3.
Love Letters Across the Sea V Mail Vows Evoke Home
The poem recalls letters and photographs that stir soldiers with visions of loved ones at home. V mail vows of devotion cross the ocean, evoking memories of shared moments before deployment and the longing they inspire.
When the battle ends I’ll sail for home again
A veteran named Lt. W. A. Alexander writes a devotional verse asking for God’s protection for a loved one during separation and asserting that reunion and familiar sweetness will return after the trials and voyage home.
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Heaven
Farewell Verse From Pvt Leon R Kramer Poem
A short elegiac couplet reflects a soldier's farewell. The speaker notes a tender kiss and tearful eye, a fading bliss as time passes, ending with a final whispered goodbye from Pvt Leon R Kramer. The lines convey quiet grief and personal loss.
Drive Carefully in New England’s Steep Downs
A nostalgic672 description mocks postwar auto culture. It recalls AES radio warning listeners to drive home like they do in New England, a region famed for driving freedom. The piece highlights a three mile downgrade above Plymouth New Hampshire where signs demand second gear test, while legends tell of a speed record set on only two front wheels and a hefty fine.
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AES
American Expeditionary Station
New England
Belmont Park
Plymouth
N. H
Court Martial Fines Restricts Commando Kelly
Sgt. Charles Commando Kelly, honored for valor in Italy, was court martialed for returning from furlough six days late. He blamed a well wisher for delaying his return, resulting in restriction and a 90 dollar fine.
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Fort Benning, Ga
Charles
Commando" Kelly
Italy
Wife Loses Spouse Small Child Money
In Los Angeles on August 17 Patricia Doyle of Honolulu learned her husband George Doyle was killed. Four weeks later burglars took her savings for a second child, her 2 year old daughter drowned soon after, and a spine injury sent her to hospital. Friends sent 1000 to move her to the mainland, but 900 was stolen in San Gabriel and later a room-mate vanished with 60 dollars and her clothes.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Doyle
Honolulu
George Doyle
San Gabriel
Primary Loser Plans To Oppose Nye Again
Lyn A. Stambaugh of Fargo narrowly lost to Senator Gerald P. Nye in the June primary and announced he will run for senator on the Independent ticket next fall. Nye will carry the Republican banner and Gov. John Moses is the Democratic nominee. The plan followed a Stambaugh for Senate Committee meeting of county and district chairmen.
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Fargo
N. D
Lyn A. Stambaugh
Gerald P. Nye
Senator Nye
John Moses
Stambaugh
Weather Damaging Corn and Bean Crops Across Midwest
Hot dry weather battered the Midwest east of the Mississippi, deepening losses in corn and soybeans. Illinois Indiana Ohio and Kentucky faced heavy damage while west of the river crops fared better though some rain and hail hurt Kansas Montana. USDA estimates corn losses near 51 million bushels with 83 million blamed on Illinois Indiana and Ohio. farmers and traders warned of continuing risk if heat returns.
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Chicago
Midwest
Mississippi River
Furether
Victory Gardens
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Chicago Board of Trade
Kansas
Montana
Iowa
Clinton
Nebraska
Red River Valley
North Dakota
Wisconsin
95-Year-Old G A R Chief Plans Des Moines Trip
George H. Jones, age 95, commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, said he will attend the National Encampment in Des Moines, Iowa, on September 10 even if he must hire two nurses to accompany him.
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Augusta
George H. Jones
Grand Army of the Republic
Des Moines
Iowa
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