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...spectacular return to the people of the people's fleet, 90% manned by civilians in uniform. Aboard the veteran carrier Enterprise, berthed in New York's crowded Hudson River, bespectacled Vice Admiral Frederick Sherman interrupted his breakfast to observe: "Ships of the greatest fleet in the world have dropped anchor in the greatest city in the world." Thousands from the city clambered aboard his ship. Aboard the destroyer Foote, six-month-old Timothy Sexton came face to face for the first time in his life with his seaman father, home from the Pacific. On a New Orleans dockside...
...continuous entertainment policy is upheld by an alternate group under the baton of Sherman Freeman, also a tenor-man and Newton alumnus. Upon all too rare occasions a gal named Shirley Mhore sits in on vocals and makes you forget all about people named Lena Horne or Billie Holliday. The grapevine has it that in a few weeks Shirley will go on the payroll. That would really be a break for jazz in Boston...
...being done," he said gently. He assured the wives that they had not been forgotten. Mrs. Louis Sherman, jiggling a baby over her head, broke in to ask why at least a few wives could not be put aboard every troopship...
Richard T. Gill '48, of Adams House, was elected President of the Harvard Liberal Union at a meeting held Wednesday evening. Thomas Caulfield '48, of Adams House, and Tim Miller '48, of Lowell House were elected Vice-President and Secretary respectively. Treasurer of the group will be Saul Sherman '47, of McKinlock Hall, and Member-at-large on the Executive Committee will be Irwin Leff '47, of Adams House...
...M.G.M.) was intended as a swatch of gossamer, but seems to have been spun in the innards of a Sherman tank and stitched together with a sledge hammer. Nonetheless, it has a spasmodic charm, thanks to the friendliness and prettiness of some of the people who play...