Doctor Population Rises in 1948 Census
The American Medical Association reports 6,597 new doctors licensed in 1948 and 3,230 deaths. The census estimates 202,516 physicians in the continental United States as of April 15, with 151,888 in private practice and the rest in research, teaching, administration, internships, residencies, retirement, or government service.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
A.M.A
Association
Council On Medical Education and Hospitals
United States
W T Person Cno Yg and Andy Face Post Flood Concern
Andy worries about a possible flood in the area as W T Person Cno YG and others monitor risks. The note mentions concerns about rising water and potential impacts on nearby properties.
Flood Foreboding Shifts Plans For Andy and Crew
Andy Ives and Dave brace for rising bayou water as Mr Flipp and Ol’ man Eliot advise stock up and boat building. They fetch planks and nails in town and consider moving stock to Newcastle while a flood camp is prepared at the Fair Grounds.
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Andy
Flipp
Dave
Absalom Flipp
Mr. Flipp
Eliot
Miz Ives
Nisin
Shere
Bayou
Newcastle
Mr. Eliot
Granny
Davé
Sig Flanagan
Burke's
Timbes Ward End
Mr. Burke
Fenrir
Bird Hardware
Andy Ives
Mr. Bird
Samy
Burke
Bennee Te Deanean
Bigelow Halleck
Kate
You Build it New Method Simplifies Work
Working with wood provides relaxation and fun. It also provides an economical solution to most 100 different pattern projects. It can be built at a price that shows using it. It measures 6 feet long 30 inches wide and 30 inches high. It is the ideal size for every home.
Feeble Trade Talk Over Sandpaper Substitution
A brief note suggests using a stone substitute for sandpaper in a craft task. The comment mentions an alternative material, a stone, as a possible replacement in the process.
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Sarge
W.t.person
Aly
FinsoTts
Roger
Whitman
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
P.Q. Bex
P.O. Bex
Chelses Station
New York
N. Y
Tal
U.S
RED Star Story
Ior
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