This Box of 300 Love Letters Showed Up Out of the Blue. Who Was the Whimsical World War II Soldier Who Wrote Them? Nobody knows who dropped Speedy Weber’s correspondence at a USO office in 2022. Researchers have finally tracked down two living relatives who remember him Speedy called his wife, Frances, by many affectionate pet names, including "Meatball." Craig Hudson for the Washington Post via Getty Images Louis Weber was learning how to get by in the military: How to wake in the dark morning hours and work kitchen duty until sunset. How to get the 1.5-inch-long haircut required to look the part. How to stay so busy that he wouldn’t have time to miss the life he’d left behind. “I don’t feel as blue as I did yesterday,” he wrote to his wife, Frances, on June 17, 1942.…