An article by "American Legion Weekly" correspondent Rex Lapham concerning the last issue (until the next war) of the "Stars and Stripes". The article recorded many sentimental remarks, words of praise and seldom heard facts about the history of the Doughboy newspaper."If the paper found it's way across, as it surely did, into the hands of the German intelligence officers - if that's what they could be called - it must have given them something to ponder about. How could they have reported anything favorable to the ears of the German high command after having perused this defiant and determined manifestation of Doughboy psychology?"
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