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...free subscription to the Service News and the CRIMSON about to be reborn. That pioneer who first rubbed his sleepy eyes this morning, and said "Might as well register now," sallied forth from Mem Hall, a full-fledged Harvard Man and winner of a free, delivered-to-his-door subscription to the undergraduate newspaper...
...Founded in '76, Reborn in '48" is the motto that adorned the old Daily Princetonian banner when Nassau's undergraduate journalists changed the name of the wartime Bulletin January 5. Since September, when students began to expand the pint-sized news letter, the thrice-weekly sheet has amassed 57 progenitors, 17 of whom are executives...
Sirs: "Congress heeded the expressed views of the quick, who have votes, rather than the imperfectly known wishes of the dead. The cost of exhuming and transshipping all the shattered, canvas-wrapped remains might run into $200 million. The cost in reborn grief is beyond measure" [TIME...
...rest. Incomplete records listed 122,000 buried in the European Theater, 41,000 in the Mediterranean, 29,000 in the Southwest Pacific, 11,000 in Pacific Ocean areas. The cost of exhuming and transshipping all the shattered, canvas-wrapped remains might run to $200 million. The cost in reborn grief is beyond measure...
Mitscher, the wizened little man in the baseball cap, was now flying his flag on the reborn Yorktown. (Soon it would have the three stars of a vice admiral.) Oliver Jensen, after a tour of duty in the Atlantic chasing submarines, went aboard to put together the story of how the U.S. carrier fleet, puny and crippled in 1942, had become the most mobile and most lethal weapon of 20th-century warfare...