In September 1946, Enterprise Records released a song by NBC singer Paul Page titled "Kilroy Was Here."[38] Peter Viereck wrote a poem, published in 1948, about the ubiquitous Kilroy, writing that "God is like Kilroy. He, too, Sees it all."[32] In the 1948 film I Love Trouble detective Stuart Bailey writes "Killroy Was Here" on a pillow next to a sleeping girl.[39] In a Peanuts comic, Lucy claims her grandmother was one of the first to scrawl the doodle in a lady's room. In another comic, Snoopy scrawls the doodle on a sheet of paper left on a desk.[40] This is one of many World War II references made in the strip.