First Aid In Air Bombers Cuts Deaths In Flight
American bomber crews in the Far East now receive emergency first aid including plasma while aloft. Lt. Col. Joseph Resch organized training to empower two crew members per medium bomber and four per Liberator and Flying Fortress crew to administer injections and basic battlefield care before reaching base.
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Lee van Atta Een
U.S
Far East
INS
George C. Kenney
Joseph Resch
Milwaukee
Wis
Air Forces Central Medical Establishment
Resch
Gen. Kenney
Col. Resch
Sulla
Southwest Pacific
Army Air Forces
Health Official Invites Mosquitoes To Bite Him
Los Angeles health workers report progress in fighting mosquitoes as field staff led by W. E. Ducius capture biting insects for laboratory testing. Over a year 186 places were scanned, 29 major breeding sites sprayed, five drained, and ten under active drainage efforts, reducing disease risk.
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Owen P. Callin
Los Angeles
INS
W. E. Duclus
Health Department
Ducius
Bureau of Sanitation
Duclus
Sidney Snook
Charles L. Sehn
Sanitation Bureau
Snook
Sehn
George M. Uhl
Uhl
Mrs. Augsta Myers Warner dies after long illness
Mrs. Augsta Myers Warner 84, a Davidson County native and widow of Herbert Warner, died at her Thomasville Rt. 2 home after years of illness. She leaves a daughter Myles M. Workman, two sons John and M. H. Warner, 21 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. She was a longtime Emanuel Reformed Church member. Funeral plans await at Jot Green and Son. burial will be in Fairgrove cemetery.
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Thomasville
Augsta Myers Warner
Davidson County
Herbert Warner
Rt. 2
Warner
Elizabeth Sechrest
Romulus Myers
Myles M. Workman
John Warner
M. H. Warner
Emanuel Reformed Church
J Ot Green and Son Funeral
Fairgrove Cemetery
Reid Rites for Local Farmer at Shady Grove
Funeral for Phillip Cornelius Reid a prominent farmer near Thomasville will be held Friday at 11 a.m. from Shady Grove Methodist Church with interment in the church cemetery. Lydia Hohn 80 dies at daughter’s home in Randleman and will be buried at Fairfield Methodist Church. Historic Appomattox surrender noted with Lee and Grant. Indonesians’ varied languages clothing and worship cited.
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Phillip C. Reid
Thomasville
Phillip Cornelius Reid
Shady Grove Methodist Church
Lydia Hohn
Lewis S. Davis
Randleman
Rt. 1
Fairfield Methodist Church
Army ordnance list for tank prep in New York district
Brig. Gen. Stewart E. Reimel outlined items checked before tank deployment in the New York ordnance district Army Service Forces. The inventory includes fire extinguisher goggles asbestos mittens safety belt ax mattock crowbar wrenches track-jack water cans signal panels and other gear. Burma is roughly the size of Texas.
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York
INS
Stewart E. Reimel
New York Ordnance District
Army Service Forces
Rulings on detentions venereal disease and false statements
Raleigh July 5 health authorities may detain a person suspected of venereal infection until exam results are known. Attorney General Harry McMillan also rules that spreading false statements to secure publication is unlawful and punishable as a misdemeanor. The REA has approved loans totaling $1,725,900 to seven electric cooperatives in Carolina.
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Raleigh
Nrth Carolina
REA
Carolina
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