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Jessie Moss describes the appeal of living in a boardinghouse with people from all over the United States during World War II.
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Jessie Moss describes her December 1942 wedding.
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Edith Bond describes her experience changing trains at Grand Central Station in New York on the way to Northampton, Massachusetts, where she would begin officer's training school in the Navy.
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Henry Ahola recounts how even before he was briefly stationed in Georgia during World War II, he had visited his uncle's home in the southeast region of the state.
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Earline Gaither describes the clothing she had to wear while working at the Willow Run manufacturing plant during World War II.
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Louvinia Jordan describes her depature from Washington, D.C. after World War II.
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Louvinia Jordan discusses the impact of the Second World War on southern attitudes towards the North.
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Jane Tucker discusses the commonplace anti-Semitism present in her hometown.
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Jane Tucker discusses her perception of people from the north prior to World War II (ADULT LANGUAGE WARNING).
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