Hospitals salute doctors and staff in postwar letter
Northwest Texas Hospital and St. Anthony’s Hospital issued an open letter thanking physicians, graduate and student nurses, Red Cross volunteers and staff. They note peace has arrived but nurses are still in short supply and hospitals remain busy and short of personnel.
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Texas
St. Anthony’s
Red Cross
Northwest Texas Hospital
Kenneth A. Brent
Veterans Administration
Amarillo
Amarillo College
Northwest Texas
St. Anthony’s Hospitals
Transition from war to peace gratitude message
A formal wartime notice expresses apology for equipment shortfalls and delays while thanking patrons for their patience. It pays special tribute to medical staff graduate and student nurses, professional and domestic workers, and Red Cross nurse aides for their devotion during the war years and aid in unaccustomed problems.
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Red Cross
Amaro Hospital Network Thanks Staff And Suppliers
The article thanks hospital staff, suppliers, laundries, and government agencies for their hard work and cooperation that kept Amarillo hospitals running without closing. It commends their dedication in meeting needs during difficult times and expresses gratitude to all who served the community.
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Amarillo
Hospital Built By Careful Hands And Loyal Staff
The hospital thrives through the efforts and sacrifices of its doctors nurses employees patrons and business friends. The institution aims to remain a friendly place for patients and staff while highlighting a service member who trained in navigation and radar at Cherry Point North Carolina and was promoted to technical sergeant awaiting reassignment.
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Cherrypoint
N. C
Boulware Promoted After Year of Service
Pvt Bill Boulware son of Mr and Mrs J J Boulware 835 Alabama completed a year of service and was promoted in a military notice. The item highlights his family origin and achievement within the armed forces.
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Bill Boulware
J. J. Boulware
Alabama
Ozella Giles Visits WAC After 211 Day Furlough
Sgt Ozella Giles spends a 211 day furlough with her parents Mr and Mrs W L Patton. She is chief control operator at the separation center at Camp Gordon Ga.
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WAC
Ozella Giles
W. L. Patton
Camp Gordon, Ga
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