Stimson 77 and Still Governing War Role Since Taft Era
A midwestern New York lawyer came to Taft's War Department to lead 80 men. Now Secretary Stimson heads the vast U.S. war machine with nearly 8 million personnel and a world war on many fronts. He tours, debates policy with General Marshall, and remains a disciplinarian in public life, balancing quiet reserve with blunt warnings to Japan and praise for teamwork.
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Hedy Lamarr
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Priest Wins Admiration From Yanks In Italy
Father Harry Quinn of Wilmington, a Catholic chaplain with the 43rd Infantry, 36th Division, praises American infantrymen after witnessing their combat in Italy. He recalls the Salerno invasion, care for wounded on Red Beach, rugged fighting near Naples and Cassino, and the courage of Lieut. Francis J. Gorman. He wears a red brassard in the field and plans to serve for the duration.
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Harry Quinn
Wilmington
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43Rd Infantry Regiment
36Th Division
Father Quinn
Army
Quinn
Salesianum High School
Northwest Catholic High School
Philadelphia
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
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Salerno
Red Beach
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Naples
Cassino
Gustav Line
San Pietro
Ceppagna
Francis J
Spike)n
Lynn
Mass
Gorman
Rapido River
New Kidney Stone Removal Technique At Duke
Duke University Medical School pioneers a method to extract kidney stones by injecting a concentrated blood clot into the kidney. The clot traps stones of all sizes, reduces tissue damage, needs smaller incisions, and requires a short operation time though blood supply limits its use.
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Durham
Duke University Medical School
Duke
Comairsopac Commander Ralph Mitchell Succeeds Fitch
Maj. Gen. Ralph Mitchell USMC succeeds Vice Adm. Aubrey Fitch and remains in command of Marine Corps aircraft in the South Pacific area, taking over the COMAIRSOPAC post.
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South Pacific
Ralph Mitchell
USMC
Aubrey W. Fitch
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Marine Corps
Funeral Rites for Glenda Floyd and Others Planned
Funeral services for three year old Glenda Marie Floyd of Trinity route two follow a fatal Thomasville accident. John Briles retired farmer of Trinity route one dies suddenly and will be laid to rest at Mount Gilead Church Randolph County. Mrs Ida Craven widow of William Craven dies at home route one and services were held at Ile Moravian Church with burial at Abbotts Chapel Cemetery.
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Glenda Marie Floyd
Charles Lee
Trinity
Route Two
Thomasville
Trinity Methodist Church
Hopewell Methodist Church
Joan Briles
John Briles
Route One
Mount Gilead Methodist Church
Randolph County
Ida Craven
Ida Clinard Craven
William A. Craven
Ile Moravian Church
Walter Allen
Abbotts Ae Cemetery
Howard Dean
Elmoich
B. N. Smith
William McCustian
Enos Blair
Funeral services for W C Robertson 77 Morganton
Funeral services for W C Robertson 77 who died in Morganton will be held at 10 30 in the morning from West End Baptist Church with Seaton M C Connor and gk Street Wes leyan Methodist church listed as officiants. Burial will follow in Floral Garden Cemetery. Body remains at 1406 West Green Street residence.
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Morganton
West End
Seaton Ie Poe
M. C. Connor
Gk Street
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Floral Garden
West Green Street
Subchaser Presented To French At San Juan
A 110 foot United States sub chaser was presented to the French in a ceremony at San Juan Puerto Rico. The event occurred on April 11 with high ranking officials from both nations present and Captain H M Pecqueur accepting the vessel.
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Washington
United States
San Juan
Puerto Rico
H. M. Pecqueur
French West Indies
Material May Gain Tensile Strength Rapidly in Minutes
The text notes a material that can be withdrawn gently like soft rubber and reaches near its maximum tensile strength in five minutes, emphasizing the speed of strength gain crucial for surgical procedures.
Wordsworth and Browning Reflections on Youth and Nature
An annotated prose review traces William Wordsworth and Robert Browning, contrasting youthful restlessness with mature calm. It cites Wordsworth on nature and memory, the Wye visit, and lines from his poetry, alongside Browning’s grasp of liberty and humanity.
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United Nations
William Wordsworth
England
France
Wye
Browning
Wordsworth
Calls 4 000 Miles To Hear Song s Voice
East St Louis dispatch reports four day old Robert P La Buoy Jr. cried when his father a war rant officer in the South Pacific phoned to hear his voice. The father asked for a cry but the infant smiled and wailed to no avail.
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East ST. Louis
Ill
Robert P. LaBuoy, Jr
Public health war on Miss Ann the malaria mosquito
Health authorities launched a worldwide offensive against Miss Ann the malaria carrying mosquito. Using traps spraying drainage and screens, the Public Health Service leads an anti malaria campaign across 20 states the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Quinine shortages from Java heighten urgency as malaria cases rise among service members returning from overseas.
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Miss Ann
Solier
District of Columbia
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Public Health Service
Dutch Fast Indies
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Java
Harbor
Il Ae
Anophelea
Thomas Parran
New York
New Orleans
Mediterranean
India
South Pacific
South America
East Indies
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