Word: join
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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When the ships tied up and the young Americans filed ashore, there was no row. A band from The Royal Ulster Rifles played The Star-Spangled Banner, and Britain's Air Secretary Sir Archibald Sinclair spoke to the visitors: "Here perhaps you will join with us in withstanding assaults by our common enemy. . . . From here, assuredly, you will sally forth . . . into his territory...
...Putsch were already said to be in the hands of high Army and Navy officials. Peace overtures to Britain had been made by the Army through a Swedish banker. The Putschists proposed that after they had ended the Nazi regime, a "liberal" Germany would stand ready to join with Britain against the threat of Russia...
General Robert E. Wood, peacetime America First head, prepared to join Army Ordnance in Chicago, as a production...
...Nordhoff: "What can we do? This is not the time to write our kind of story. To hell with those ivory towers. Both of us are trying to get some kind of war work. What, I don't know, since we're both 54. Hall tried to join up with the Canadian Air Force, but was turned down. Best I can do immediately is write and work for the Federal Union group. I can't understand how Jane Austen could have written her Pride and Prejudice during the Napoleonic wars...
Three members of various Crimson crews, including the Varsity's Number 7 oarsmen, are planning to leave college at midyears. Paul Pennoyer '42, of Tom Bolles' first eight, will join the Navy Air Corps if he is granted a release from the Naval ROTC here...