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...Then. Before he enlisted in 1939, Henry Worsley, now 31, was a felt finisher in a hat factory. He was one of the little men so often called "the backbone of England." Last week, just before he left to rejoin his outfit, he said that the one thing he expected of the postwar world was his job in the hat factory...
Vanhattan: The Declaration of Independence is canceled. The treaties which endorsed it are torn up. We have decided to rejoin the British Empire. We shall of course enjoy Dominion Home Rule under the Presidency of Mr. Bossfield...
...decapitated by a shell, fell in his lap. The sergeant shrieked, jumped out of the tank, ran wildly in circles with shells falling around him. His comrades got him back into the tank and to a first-aid station. After three days of treatment, the sergeant was able to rejoin his unit...
...pretty blonde, not over 19, who was lying on a davenport, got her to Robert B. Green Memorial Hospital just before her baby was born. Later that week the young mother was able to tell her story. She had come from a north Texas town four days earlier to rejoin her husband, a cadet at the San Antonio aviation cadet school. Tired and worn down after fruitless room-hunting, she had spent three nights in the ladies' lounge of the Gunter, four days in the lobby waiting for a phone call from her husband...
Kirkland and Eliot will virtually rejoin the House system in the near future, as plans are completed for the election of V-12 House Committees and participation in all phases of extra-curricular College life. The Navy-trainees, as well as the AST men, already play in the intramural softball league...