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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1942

Page

7

Spending Gauge At Conventions Sets Higher Delegate Costs

Great Falls figures echo an International study showing an average delegate spending of 14.76 dollars per day. Hotels, restaurants and transportation dominate expenses with a total convention impact of 218,728.44 dollars from 14,819 delegates across 253 convention days.

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The Blackout Brings a Quiet Bond in London Night

In a darkness thick with fear Jim Ferryman, an air wardensman and disfigured survivor, escorts a frightened orphan girl named Jane Trinity through war torn streets. Their tentative connection deepens until a night of bombardment ends their calm and promises continuation next week.

Chelsea London Jim Ferryman

Change Recommended At Mental Hospital Put No Effect

Dr. B L Pampel and Cyril K Baker reported to Governor Ford that reorganization at the Warm Springs state mental hospital had been put into effect as far as possible. The hospital now has three divisions medical surgical led by Dr Edward Lieurance hospital led by Mary E Petersdorff and the business division led by Baker. The medical division alone has authority to assign patients to work. Baker said adopting an eight hour day allowed training not possible earlier when staff worked 12 hours. The dietary section led by Miss Lucille Kopeland improved meals and cut costs. Governor Ford noted reports from patient relatives that conduct at the hospital had improved 100 percent and that attitudes among patients and staff had changed significantly.

B. L. Pampel Warm Springs Cyril K. Baker Ford Pampel Edward Lieurance Mary E. Petersdorff R. N Baker Lucille Kopeland

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