. A brief history of the Stars and stripes, official newspaper of the American expeditionary forces in France . By Baldridge. A Brief History of the Stars and Stripes. The Editorial Room at 32 Rue Taitbout The Editorial Department The editorial staff of the paper, at the verybeginning was composed of only two writersand an artist. The writers were MajorVisniskki, the originator of the paper, andHudson Hawley, a private from the 101stMachine Gun Battalion, and before that ofthe New York Sun. Hawley wrote nearlyall of the first few issues at stories ran from editorials to such su
. A brief history of the Stars and stripes, official newspaper of the American expeditionary forces in France . By Baldridge. A Brief History of the Stars and Stripes. The Editorial Room at 32 Rue Taitbout The Editorial Department The editorial staff of the paper, at the verybeginning was composed of only two writersand an artist. The writers were MajorVisniskki, the originator of the paper, andHudson Hawley, a private from the 101stMachine Gun Battalion, and before that ofthe New York Sun. Hawley wrote nearlyall of the first few issues at stories ran from editorials to such supremefoolishness as Bran Mash and MissInformation. The artist was Abian , of the 5th Marines. Sharing honors with these men in the pro-duction of the first issue of The Staks andStripes were four soldier printers dispatchedto Paris from the Twenty-ninth Division aweek before the first issue appeared. Theywere Sergeant Richard S. Claiborne, the oldestman on the staff of the paper who saw servicedating from the Cuban campaign. PrivateSigurd U. Bergh, Private Herman J. Miller,and Private Frank J. Hammer. These fourmen remained until the paper suspendedpu
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