Army doctors criticized for misused medical staff
Dr. John H. Musser of Tulane University Medical School told a Pepper subcommittee hearing in Pascagoula Mississippi that the army recruits too many physicians without regard for civilian needs and that the medical corps wastes personnel. He cited Tulane’s unit at Camp Benning lingering oversea duty calls as proof of systemic inefficiency.
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Washington, D. C
John H. Musser
Tulane University Medical School
Secretary of
Henry Stimson
Senate
War Department
Pepper
Pascagoula
Miss
Musser
Doctor Musser
Tulane University
Army Medical Corps
Camp Benning
Georgia
Hungry World Faith Feeding Miraculous Share
A religious lesson highlights Jesus feeding five thousand with five loaves and two fish, contrasting human planning with faith. It stresses God supplies all needs, urges trust beyond logic, and urges gratitude, while urging believers to act compassionately toward global hunger.
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God
Christ Jesus
Christ
Jesus
Early American hobbyhorse inspires toy crafting guide
A period note compares a traditional hobbyhorse to a toddler bike, praising simple handwork with common tools. It suggests cutting the horse head from scrap lumber, stamping and mounting on a broomstick, and argues bikes aid leg development over motion sense for young children.
Ask Me Another General Quiz Questions
A reader quiz listing eight questions on topics from history to geography. Questions cover the origin of the Red Cross, new cargo deliveries by oil tankers, first U S agriculture secretary, builder of the first American automobile, castle emblem for engineers, first planet discovered in historical times, demobilization timing after a war, and Europe’s largest lake.
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American Red Cross
United States Engineers
Europe
Anawera 1 through notable 19th century facts
The list cites varied historical notes including the Anawera 1 and events from 1866, the advent of special devices enabling tankers to carry diverse deck cargo, and figures such as Norman J. Colman under Cleveland and Charles E. Duryea since 1840. It also mentions Uranus in 1781 and Lake Ladoga spanning Finland and Russia, with a time reference of one and a half years.
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Norman J. Colman
Cleveland
Charles E. Duryea
Uranus
Lake Ladoga
Finland
Russia
Bombers Use Berlin Street Maps From Directory
The maps used by the Royal Canadian Air Force for bombing Berlin identify strategic buildings by street addresses. The RC A F obtained these from a Berlin classified telephone directory borrowed from the New York Public Library.
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Berlin
Royal Canadian Air Force
City
New York Public Library
No More Trouble With Constipation All Bran Ad
Unsolicited letter touts Kellogg's All-Bran as a gentle regulating food for constipation not a purgative. Claims all bran fibers support colonic bacteria and stool regularity with ample water and regular consumption of All-Bran or muffins. Indicates genuine All-Bran is made in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg's
Sane Patton
Inion Street
Chena Ti
Kellogg’s Allan
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
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Pennsylvania
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Maury Maverick
WPB
Cairo-Teheran
Maverick
House of Representatives
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New Jersey
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
New York City
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Minnesota
China
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Samuel Weiss
LaVern R. Disney
Wisconsin
Marquette University
Carl Durham
North Carolina
Harve Tibbett
George W. Gillie
Indiana
D. B. Robertson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Bill Green
Robertson
Paul Rebesens
U. S
State Department
England
Martha Roth
Westport
Kansas City
Undaychool Bas
Farold
L. Lundquis' Bible Institute
Gicsieeele
Western Newspaper Union
Cop Erite
International Coane of Relious Education
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Aspiria
St. Aspiria
St Aspiria
Seera
Begoodrich
Buthenti
Ray
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
Petters
Vitor de
Navy Air Corps
Weo
Navy
Coase Guard
Maries Coot
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