Veterans flood NYU with GI Bill enrollees at year end
Chancellor Chase notes 1,216 veterans at NYU with 800 in federal or state benefits and 340 self‑funding. commerce is the popular hub with 330 on benefits studying banking and accounting while liberal arts, pre‑professional fields, and teaching training follow. Women veterans, including Wacs and nurses, rise, with several hundred disabled among total 1,210 enrollees. 70 work by day and study at night.
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NYU
New York State
New York
HE University
School of Commerce
Wacs
Army
Chase
Kastner
Why Pick a Medicine As If You're Blindfolded
An unnamed miner's friend man from Wick Va quotes E Cawley about Miner's Friend laxative relief for constipation. The speaker claims improved digestion, sleep, appetite, and reduced back pain, headaches, and belching. The ad-style text urges obtaining Miner's Friend from drug stores and cautions against misattributing symptoms to rheumatism.
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Siiner
Avdahel Dcecia
Army Decentralizes Air Force Command Functions
The War Department announced a continental air forces headquarters to relieve the army air force in Washington of some command duties. The new unit will be located at an unspecified site, reorganizing chain of command during wartime.
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Army
Air’ Force Command
Washington
Continental Air Forces
Army Air Force
War Department
Clothing Drive at Morris Memorial Hospital Volunteers Collect for Army Camp Springs
Mrs. Ethelyn Thornton superintendent of Morris Memorial hospital Milton visits with the hospital board and gift committee to collect clothing gifts from local citizens for the China Burma India theater air defense army. Brig. Gen. Deebe is acting commanding general. Also pictured are Patrick Koontz, V Eugene Holcombe, and Ray Teler. The committee seeks used garments for donation and notes hospital patients are in good condition.
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Ethelyn Thornton
Morris ‘Memorial Hospital
Milton
wHh
Woman's Board
Camp Springs
Ahe Field
Washington
War Department
United States
Eugene H. Deebe
Long Beach
Cal
Deebe
Morris Memorial
Patrick D. Koontz
V. Eugene Holcombe
Ray Teler
China- Burma-India
Louis Mounttbatten
Charleston ‘Pilot Club
Gazette
Guts to Build a Nation and War’s Economic Push
The speaker describes rising to nationhood then entering global conflict. He recalls Pearl Harbor and major battles and notes workers returning home to factories and shipyards along the coast and inland. The message urges giving workers the most efficient tools to boost productivity and earnings.
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