Fox Point Ramblings, Vol. I No. 14

Community newsletter produced during World War II about Fox Point to be sent overseas for servicepeople from the neighborhood. This issue includes news and updates about Fox Point servicepeople, mail they send to the Ramblings, and where they are stationed. This issue includes news from the various gathering places in the Point. This issue is dedicated to Fox Point servicepeople in the Navy in honor of Navy Day. There is a poem written by J.J. Doyle called "Since our Boys Went Away" and a prose piece called "Ye Good Ol' Days" by a person credited as Old Tymer.

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Original record: Fox Point Ramblings, Vol. I No. 14
Collection: Lou Costa Collection - Printed Materials
Date(s): 10-27-1942
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Subject(s): Armed Forces Day
Fox Point
Fox Point (Providence, R.I.)
Navy
Poetry
Point Ramblings, Vol
Prose
Short story
Soldiers
United States
World War II
World War, 1939-1945
Type: Text

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