Nurses in India perform hazardous jobs in war
In the China Burma India theater, U.S. Army nurses such as Lieut. Campbell of Chicago and Lieut. Marian Shirley of Minot, North Dakota, serve at evacuation hospitals and field bases across India and Burma. They face monsoon floods, jungles, and long separations, with personal losses weighing on them, yet they continue to care for wounded and sick under difficult conditions.
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James FE. Brown
Delhi
Tron Hospital
Lieute Campbell
Southwald Ave
Chicago
Kan Shirley
Minot
N. D
India
Campbell
Ink Hospital
South Si
Barnes
St. Is
U. S. Army
Fort Sheridan
John Harris
Ianapolis
Sicily
Lieut. Kley
Shingbwyang
Hukawng
Burma
Lieut
Shirley
New Delhi
Yerseas
Sergi
al Shirley
Germany
Lieats
Campell
British Bishop Opposes Plan To Split Reich
Right Rev. William Barnes bishop of Birmingham opposes plans to divide Germany and urges federated Europe with a shared currency and broad autonomy. He warns of postwar isolationism and predicts likely political shifts in America and Britain. The Daily Sketch denounces his views as uninformed and inappropriate for religious leaders.
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London
Germany
Rhine
France
Oder
Poland
William Barnes
Birmingham
Europe
Diocess Aid
Barnes
America
Russia
I. S&s
Apublican Party
Washington
Bishop Barnes
Tain
Daily Sketch
Sketch
Bishop
The
Portland street sweepers note shorter cigarette butts
Portland workers report collecting as many cigarette butts as before but the fragments are noticeably shorter. A sweeper observed the change and said the trash still piles up despite the reduced butt length.
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Portland
Orc
INS
Reinforcements for Aunt Mary Norton in the House
Democratic Congresswoman Aunt Mary Norton gains three newly elected women peers in the Seventy-ninth Congress. Helen Gahagan Douglas of California Emily Taft of Illinois and Connecticut’s Chase Going Woodhouse join Norton as a bold female bloc forming a stronger Democratic spearhead against a Republican lineup led by Clare Boothe Luce.
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Mary” Norton
Washington
House of Representatives
Douglas
Helen Gahagan
California
Emily Taft
Mllinois
Chase Going Woodhouse
Connecticut
Democratic
Clare Boothe Luce
Margaret Connors
Miss Connors
Democratic National Committee
Mary Teresa Norton
Clare Luce
Melvin Douglas
Hollywood
India
Paul Douglas
University of Chicago
Peleliu Island
Douglas Girls
Norton
Hague
New Jersey
Mrs. Luce
Freschman
Winifred
Winnie) Stanley
Buffalo
Stanley
Miss Stanley
Jessie Sumner
Tuinoia
Miss Sumner
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Naval Affairs
Luce
Bolton
Rovers
Smith
Senate
Democrats
Hattie Caraway
Arkansas
William Fulbright
Masefield Names Russia Key To European Recovery
Poet laureate John Masefield said Russia could be a major force for peace after the war, emerging strong with a reforming system. He warned most European nations may tire to maintain peace, while the United States can help by example. He praised France under de Gaulle and urged cooperative recovery in Europe.
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Russell CC. Landstrom
Burcote Brook
Abinen
Berkshire
John Masefield
England
Russia
Masefield
East
Europe
Germany
Balkans
Balkan
Amer
Italy
United
France
Dr G T Alexander Heads Davidson County Medical Society
Dr G T Alexander of Thomasville was elected president of the Davidson County Medical Society at the Davidson Hospital meeting in Lexington. Officers include M E Block of Lexington as vice president and Fogell Smith of Lexington as secretary and treasurer. Also named were C E Clyatt of Denton as delegate to the North Carolina Medical Association and W G Smith of Thomasville as alternate. Davidson County Board of Health selections include R K Farrington of Thomasville and J R Terry of Lexington. Salmon frequent the waters of both coasts of Canada.
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Thomasville
G. T. Alexander
Davidson County Medical Society
Lexington
Davidson Hospital
M. E. Block
Fogell Smith
C. E. Clyatt
Denton
North Carolina Med Association
W. G. Smith
Davidson County Board of Health
R. K. Farrington
J. R. Terry
How Good Lettuce Is Grown in Early Seedbeds
The article explains growing lettuce from seed in winter seed beds. It instructs mixing garden soil sand and leaf mold, filling a shallow container, sowing 4 to 5 seeds per inch, lightly covering, and using burlap to protect seedlings. Seed beds need partial shade then full sun and thinning to 2 inches before transplanting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyis
Alabama Put Through Stiff Grid Practice
Alabama coach Frank Thomas conducted a grueling scrimmage to end the first week of Sugar Bowl prep against Duke. First-stringers scored twice while the second team added one tally. Jack Green sat out with a pulled leg, and others were listed as limited. Practices continue daily through next Saturday before a Christmas break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Frank Thomas
Alabama
Duke
Jack Green
John Pitt
Bilco
Thomas
Funeral Rites for Mrs Lou Hancock Davis Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Lou Hancock Davis longtime resident of 801 Fisher Ferry Street will be held Tuesday at 3 PM from Mount Zion Methodist Church Randolph County Interment in Mount Zion Cemetery. A second brief item notes Air Service Command in England repaired over 30 aircraft instruments last month crediting officers and enlisted men for quick methods.
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Lou H. Davis
Thomasville
Lou Hancock Davis
Fisher Ferry Street
Mount Zion Methodist Church
Randolph County
Mount Zion Cemetery
AIR Service Command
England
INS
Gray hair myths and wisecracks in a Dr Clendening column
A reader letters column debunks hair turning gray myths, stating no endocrine product or therapy can restore natural color. It notes dye can alter appearance but not reverse gray, warns about social costs and lists humorous references to Santa Claus and actors. It ends with a medical Q and A about hay fever and asthma climates.
Funeral for Julius Erving Held in Mt Gilead
Mr and Mrs James Erving of Fairview street attend the funeral of Julius Erving in Mt Gilead. The service is scheduled for 2 30 p m Monday. Mary Burrus a William Penn High student from Sherrod street underwent an appendectomy Friday and is reported doing nicely. Iris Relatives visited her sister and joined her mother. during the trip they were overnight guests of their uncle in Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Erv
Fairview Street
Mt. Gilead
An Erving
Julius Erving
Neral
Mary Burrus
Wm. Penn High School
Sherrod Street
Memphis
Tenn
Operation Miss Lena Black 3 B Daniel Brooks Homes
Miss Lena Black 3 B Daniel Brooks Homes is recuperating from a recent operation and is now home able to receive visitors. The ushers of St. Mark church honored Gurney McCollum for his long service last Sunday at the home of Joe Tussey. First fruit trees were sent to Quebec in 1608.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Black
Daniel Brooks
Honor Tellow
St. Mark Church
Gurney McCollum
Joe Tussey
Ed Allen
U.S
Carolinian Is Dead On 81st Birthday
Willard R. Lesture 81, an early grinding wheel pioneer and owner of a corundum mine in Franklin North Carolina, died on his birthday. He recently reopened the mine to supply basic material for air war production and ran Acme Abrasive Wheel Co. with his son in Thompsontown Connecticut. The Burmese regard tattooing as a fine art. India hosts ninety two languages.
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Springfield
Mass
Willard R. Lesture
Franklin
N. C
Acme
Conn
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Lincoln
Ford Tractors
English Motor CO
Washington ST
Service Dept
Malvina Stephenson
Central Press
Clare
Tion
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ohio
Political Action Committee
Mary Norton
Rome
Capitol Hill
Edith Nourse Rogers
Massachusetts
Congress
Mrs. Chase
Woodhouse
Mrs
Emily Taft Douglas
Helen Gohagen Dovgies
de Gaulle
Dr. Alexander
Davidson Co. Medical Society
Canada
Logan Clendening, M.D
Mother Nature
Clendening
Power de Leon
Spain
Florida
Santa Claus
Monty Wooley
Robert Benchiey
T Falelow
Wooley
Santa Claue
Christus
Sinclair-ize
Sinclair H-C
Semclar Rehuing Company
Sinclair
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