Panama Villagers Hospital Tribute To Army Physician
The Coame village hospital near Panama's Pacific coast is set to open with the entrance insignia honoring Capt Coles W. Raymond. The story highlights how the Good Neighbor policy shapes local care and diplomacy as villagers value the Army officer’s contribution and seek proper naming.
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Panama
Luis C. Noldap
Panama Canal Department
Coame
States Army
Hoa
Coles W. Raymond
Latchhield
Raymond
Chame Hospital
INTERNE GAINE FAME AT CHAME BASE IN PANAMA
Capt Raymond, a Yale graduate fresh from Bellevue Hospital, earned fame as a sight surgeon at Chame Panama, treating Panamanian patients in a remote base area. He saved a man with 13 knife wounds, aided a pneumonia victim with oxygen, and organized a community hospital project amid wartime rubber shortages. Local support built foundations and walls for a 32 bed adult plus 16 child capacity hospital, with plans for maternity and outpatient services.
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Raymond
Yale
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Chame
Sixth Air Force
Panama
Panama Canal
Santo Tomas Hospital
Panama City
Bohio
Gey
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