World Of Wonders Opens To Co-Ed Blind 21 Years
A Kansas City area college co-ed, Miss Sage LaDean, who has been blind since birth, recently gained partial sight after two years of blindness. A Kansas State College junior she now reads numbers and sees printed text with help, while continuing Braille. She also appears on KSAC radio reading poems and showcasing new vision.
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Kap
Chan
LaDean Gagese
Ruby Larfing
Abe
Miss Sage
Beren
Kanasz
LaDean
Kansas State
Ghe
KSAC
Kansas State College
Shea
Lieutenant Bailey Assigned To Tyndall Field Florida
Second Lieutenant James Bailey Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bailey of 802 South St. Andrews is now stationed at Tyndall Field Florida. He is rated aerial gunner expert. Lt Bailey graduated from Northern Minor College in 1939 and was with Palmers Optometrials in Charlotte, N. C., for two years before entering service.
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James 8. Bailey, Jr
J. 8. Ley
S. St. Andrews
Tyndall Field
Fla
Bailey
Northern Minors College
Palmers’ Optometrials
Charlotte
M. C
Florida
R. J. Barnes
Jasper Barnes
Dothan
Fie
Navy medical men earn place in history at Guadalcanal
NEA staff correspondent James Teasher recalls Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery heroes since Pearl Harbor. Story highlights urgent field care aboard ships, first aid by sailors, and doctors performing splints, amputations, and plasma treatment under battle conditions during the Guadalcanal period.
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James Teasher
NEA
Washington
Navy
Maine
Pearl Harbor
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Birst
F. A. Moody
Army Field Hospital
Common Laborers Sought At Camp Rucker
Laborers are in demand at Camp Rucker for immediate placement. Apply in person at the Civilian Personnel Building 1110. Jobs include erosion control work and other camp projects with 4 cents per hour and overtime pay after 40 hours.
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Camp Rucker
Robert C. Johnston
Civil Service
Johnston
Navy medical care and blast injuries in the Pacific
The article discusses naval medical care history, noting mortality under 1 percent in the South Pacific and detailing blast injuries. It explains poly tissue chest and abdominal wounds, facial trauma, and cerebral concussions, with emphasis on flotation injuries and underwater blasts. It highlights the dangers of flotation distance and the severe impact of underwater explosions on sailors.
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Pilal End
Coe Hospital
Teau Bas
Cours
Tiret
South Pacific
NASA
Directa
Fragmentary OCR Reads Like Scrambled Local Notice
The text appears garbled with scattered words and incomplete phrases, mentioning duties and a payment or reachability concept. It references a few legible items such as Navy, job, and scrap, but the overall item remains unreadable and non-cohesive as a standalone notice.
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