Nurse Bernice Wilbur says equal care given to all wounded in Africa
Lieutenant Colonel Bernice M. Wilbur, newly named Nursing Service director for the North Africa theater, notes that private and general soldiers receive the same medical care. She recalls nursing General Lesley J. McNair after his Tunisian front wound and describes hospital conditions, improvised equipment, and the harsh realities nurses face in North Africa.
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Soldier treated for shell fragments head and shoulder
The patient received a tetanus antitoxin injection, was X-rayed and underwent surgery to remove artillery shell fragments in the head and a shattered shoulder with a compound fracture. He walked on the second day at the medical unit, was moved by ambulance and plane to a general hospital, and was later flown back to his country.
Ray Willard Finalist for Jackson Scholarship Contest
Twenty two high school seniors from across North Carolina were selected as finalists for the Herbert Worth Jackson scholarship final at the University of North Carolina. Forrest Ray Willard of High Point High School is among the finalists invited to Chapel Hill for interviews and the final selection. The $2 000 scholarship honors Herbert Worth Jackson and funds cover four years.
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Rest and direction in a long day’s writing from Des Moines
W A Bivins reflects on weariness from study and the hunger for knowledge. He recalls the Victorian era and the Mauve Decade before wartime shifts, notes hobbies as rest, and muses on a dream vacation. Des Moines Ta mayor John MacVicar touts pigeon trapping to curb meat shortage.
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Hit and run house incident shocks Duncan resident
C F Sikes was knocked down and run over by his own house swept off its foundation by a flood wall of water carried the house into the creek near his home in District No 1 His only injury was a scrape The incident occurred as floodwaters surged through the area in Duncan Oklahoma Ashville conference on home management draws about 30 supervisors for a two day session and a tobacco ware house meeting set for June 11 in Wilson North Carolina with A W Fleming leading the association names and details from the report remain tentative
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C. F. Sikes
Mountain
Wilson
Astern Carolina Tobacco Wares House Association
A. W. Fleming
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