Future Hospital To Be Much Different Army Doctors Are Learning
Army doctors describe reconditioning as a new civilian hospital model after wartime gains. Major Henry B. Gwynn argues programs would cut hospital time by up to one third and speed discharge to duty, while emphasizing balanced rest and activity through structured classes and gym facilities. Dr. Smelter notes occupational therapy and physical medicine have grown and Army use could cement gains in civilian care.
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Carey
Washington
Henry B. Gwynn
Army
District of Columbia Medical Society
Gwynn
Donald C. Smelter
American Hospital Association
Broadening Sessions Report State Employment Funds Surplus
Broadening sessions cite that the state unemployment funds will exceed six billion dollars and can sustain the reconversion period plus support a stronger postwar program. Altmeyer urges raising public assistance maximums, especially for dependent children, arguing current caps fall short of basic living needs. Cornell Wins Battle at Ithaca Over Dartmouth 14-13 in front of about 73,000 as Robeson and Dekdebrun score key plays.
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Altmeyer
Cornell
Ithaca
N. Y
Dartmouth
Schoellkop Field
Paul Robeson, Jr
Alex Drogin
Allen Dekdebrun
Robeson
Drogin
Dekdebrun
Francis
Bud) Snavely
Carl Snavely
Funeral Rites for Robert Cox Held at West End Baptist
Robert Cox 75 died suddenly at his home on 1115 Redding Street Thursday afternoon. Funeral services conducted Saturday at 2 pm from West End Baptist Church, with Rev. R. R. Jackson and Rev. Huey O. Miller presiding. Interment in Floral Garden cemetery.
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Robert Cox
Redding Street
West End Baptist Church
Star
R. R. Jackson
Huey O. Miller
Hilliard Memorial Baptist Church
J. L. Shuskey
H. C. Dinkens
R. A. Proctor
Russell Yow
R. M. Mills
T. C. Foster
S. P. Jones
C. E. Dailey
Vester Hendricks
Britt Grace
W. R. Jones
John Porter
Floral Garden Cemetery
Neutral stance kept in North Carolina speaker race
Cherry reports that both speaker candidates promised to support the incoming administration's program and refrain from external interference. He declares he will remain neutral between the candidates, aiming for a harmonious 1945 House organization and smooth conduct of business in North Carolina.
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Ers
Raleigh
House
North Carolina
Uzzell Seeks House Speaker Post Despite Cherry Support
Salisbury reports Rep. George Uzzell of Rowan county praised governor-elect R Gregg Cherry for neutrality in the speaker race. He expressed confidence in his own victory and his bid for the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
George Uzzell
Rowan County
R. Gregg Cherry
Allied air battle over Brenner Pass stalls Nazi oil raids
Allied strafing hit Luftwaffe airfields near Brenner Pass as German pilots briefly engaged for the first time since November 2. Luftwaffe losses reached 25 planes shot down and 61 damaged on the ground. The action targeted oil stores vital to rocket bomb attacks on England, with ME-262 jets among those destroyed. Major dogfights formed over Frankfurt Neustadt Regensburg as Maj. Harold F. E. Comstock led the 56th Fighter Group in a clash that left 13 Nazi pilots shot down and the rest retreating.
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Brenner Pass
England
Luftwaffe
Lechfield Airdrome
Munich
Leipheim
Augsburg
Mengen
Lake Constance
Frankfurt
56Th Fighter Group
Harold FE. Comstock
Fresno
Calif
Farmers Want Unified Nation and Controlled Farm Credit
National leaders discuss postwar policy with Kerr Scott of North Carolina urging a self supporting programme. Goss calls for better schools and health funded by earned income, not subsidies, and favors farmer owned credit agencies. Scott backs higher cotton prices while keeping shirts affordable and notes farmers prefer equal status at the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goss
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kerr Scott
North Carolina
Scott
Soviet Forces Threaten Miskolc and Budapest Fronts
Soviet and Hungarian forces push along a 60 mile front from Valkó to near Miskolc threatening Hungary’s fifth city. Red Army seizures include Kistokaj and Hernád, with Danube crossings and Csepel island under attack as Berlin and Moscow warn of a hard winter campaign ahead.
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Austria
Czechoslovakia
Hatvan
Budapest
Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Valko
Miskolc
Hungary
Red Oo
Kistokaj
Saja
Hernadhemet
Berlin
Red Army
Diosgyer
Alfred von Olberg
Bukk
Matra
Thelovakian
Eger
Andornak
Fallen Fuzesabony
Fomumok
Fuzesabony
Kapolna
Kal
Detk
Gyongyos
Cecses
Capital
Moscow
Danube
Dunafoldvar
Csepel Island
Gyeong
Poland
East Prussia
Germany
Stalin
Soviet Union
William and Mary Dominates VMI 26-0 in Portsmouth
William and Mary defeats VMI 26-0 in Portsmouth as Chester Mackiewicz and Jack Bruce combine for a potent ground game and a stingy defense. Tribe scores three fourth quarter touchdowns after a second period TD, with Mackiewicz adding two extra points and Morris subbing for Bruce. Attendance noted.
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Portsmouth
William and Mary
Chester Mackiewicz
Jack Bruce
Tribe
VMI
WE Iiesuas
VMI Eee Een
Mackiewicz
Morris
Bruce
Notre Dame Beats Northwestern 21-0 in Front of 48000
Jim Brennan 18 year old Milwaukee freshman backfield dynamo scored twice in seven minutes to spark Notre Dame over Northwestern 21 to 0 before 48000 fans in South Bend. Brennan ran 41 yards for the first TD and later broke through for another score as Notre Dame posted a solid victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Jim Brennan
Bob Kelly
Notre Dame
Ramblers
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wildcat
Brennan
Wendel
Gasparella
Nemeth
Marino
Woman Sought For Abandoning Six Year Old Betty Jo Ireland
Betty Jo Ireland, six, told police she was left alone in an East Commerce apartment above Piedmont Cafe after her mother vanished for hours. A juvenile court search failed to locate the mother, who faces an abandonment warrant. Betty Jo wandered streets until a neighbor sheltered her.
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Betty Jo Ireland
Virginia Ireland
Betty Jo
Juvenile Court
Piedmont Cafe
East Commerce Street
Washington and
Wrenn Streets
War front shifts as Vistula focus rises amid broad Allied pressure
The war spreads across Europe with Russian advances threatening Budapest and Vienna while pushing toward East Prussia. Allied west-front operations aim to weaken Germany and aid Red Army massing near Berlin. In the Pacific the Leyte battle nears its climax as Tokyo signals possible retreat from the Philippines to defend the home islands. Japan faces mounting risk amid Moscow hints of broader Allied action.
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Vistula
Poland
Budapest
Vienna
East Prussia
Rhineland
West Wall
Berlin
Italy
Alps
Germany
Japan
Moscow
Russia
Leyte
Philippines
Tokyo
China war news and Japanese advances in Burma and China
The article reports Japanese attacks and advances in China and Burma, with Tokyo claiming new submarine sinkings and Chiang Kai-shek's forces warned of threats to Chungking. Maj. Gen. Wedemeyer discusses dispositions, while Chinese troops push toward the Irrawaddy and Bhamo fronts. California begins growing Japanese peppermint for menthol.
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Radio
Tokyo
U. S
Pacific
China
Kweichow Province
Kwangsi
Burma
Kweilyang
Kweichow
Liuchow
America
China Theater
A. C. Wedemeyer
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chungking
India
Bhamo
Irrawaddy
Kalemyo
Chindwin
Peace plan call for universal rights and world court
The American hierarchy urges nations to guarantee innate human rights for all, oppose tyranny, and build an interdependent international community. It favors a strictly judicial world court with power to enforce its rulings and rejects power politics and puppet influence. Signed by the national Catholic Welfare Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Bishops
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Vols Remain Unbeaten With Win Over Temple
The Tennessee Volunteers overcome Temple 27-14 after trailing 12-14 in the final quarter. Buster St se, a freshman, leads with three touchdowns to raise his season total to 54 as Tennessee turns up the heat in the closing period at Knoxville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Volunteers
Temple University
Vols
Ray Morrison
Owls
Buster
Temple
Tom
Vecoseses
Mazcika
Rozelle
Wilson
Tennessee
Stephens
Asbury
B. Dobelstein
Stephenson
French Children Moved From Western France to Switzerland
About 12,000 children relocated from western France to Lorraine for safety ahead of the Normandy landings have been handed to the French ministry of prisoners and deportees. The transfer aimed to prevent capture as Allied forces advance through Lorraine.
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Paris
France
Lorraine
Normandy
French Ministry of Prisoners and Deportees
Allied Push Breaks German Line From Saar to Belfort
German territories of France Luxembourg and Germany meet as troops drive a mile into Germany aimed at the Saar basin. French First Army breaks Belfort defenses near Montbeliard capturing 7 000 Germans while Seventh Army advances toward Raon le Tape and St Die. German counterattacks falter as Allied forces press along a long front with air and ground support.
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France
Luxembourg
Germany
Saar
Belfort Gap
Montbeliard
Belfort
Delle
Seventh Army
Muerthe
Raon le Tape
St. Die
Moyenmoutier
la Hollande
Etival
Marzelay
Tetedesan-Roche
Gratin
Rabache
Remenix
Planchette
Aachen
North Sea
Switzerland
Ninth Army
Venlo
Maas
Helden
Third Army
Thionville
Perl
Oberper
Associated Press
Lewis Hawkins
Lehndorf
Lamstroff
Tool
Halstroff
Ritzing
Waldweistroff
Hawkins
Eighth Air Force
Munich
Phone Strike Spreads Across Ohio Cities
Ohio telephone operators in Dayton staged a walkout as the strike expanded to Columbus Toledo Springfield Xenia Findlay and other cities. Lena Eisenhart announced 1300 Cleveland workers would walk out once lines were set, with Akron Canton Youngstown meetings ongoing and more to come.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lena Eisenhart
Ohio Traffic Council
The
Telephone Workers Union
Cleveland
Eisenhart
Akron
Canton
Youngstown
Ohio Federation of Telephone Workers
Dayton
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
R. G. Pollock
Ional Wlb
Ohio Bell
Came
Pollock
Ohio Rel
Toledo
Springfield
Tiffin
Xenia
Findlay
Wellsville
Winchester
Sandusky
East Live 1
Steubenville
Bellaire
Martins Ferry
Piqua
Bridgeport
Uhrichsville
San Fostoria
Miamising
Mutiny Sentences for 50 Negro Sailors at Mare Island
In San Francisco Navy court martial sentences range from eight to fifteen years for 50 enlisted men who refused to load ammunition after the Port Chicago disaster near Mare Island Navy Yard. Initial terms of 50 years were mitigated for 40 due to youth and other factors. Sentences began November 15 and remain reviewable by higher naval authorities.
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San Francisco
Navy
U. S. Negr
Mare Island Nay Yard
Port Chicago
Twelfth Naval District
Court Martia
Carleton H. Wright
Judge Advocate General of the Navy
Bureau of Personnel
Secretary of the Navy
Italian Prisoners Return To Posts
Italian prisoners of war returned to their jobs at Fort Crook and related army facilities in Omaha after protesting a restricted diet that lacked spaghetti and other regular food. The Seventh Service Command said several hundred Italians were involved in the dispute, which began Thursday over working conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Seventh Service Command
Thurssday
Fort Crook
Here
Will Defer Naming Smith's Successor
Governor Olin D Johnston said he would withhold any announcement concerning a successor to the late Senator Ellison D Cotton Ed Smith until after Smiths funeral tomorrow in Columbia South Carolina on November 18.
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Columbia
S. C
Olin D. Johnston
Ellison D
Cotton Ed) Smith
Smith
Private Billy M. Pickard Returns From Furlough
Pvt. Billy M. Pickard has returned to Great Falls Montana after a 28 day furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. I J Pickard of Jamestown.
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Billy M. Pickard
Great Falls
Mont
Mrs
I. J. Pickard
Jamestown
Ninth Air Force sortie blitz against Leipheim airfield
The Ninth Air Force flew 1,450 sorties the largest daily total since offensive began. Thunderbolts freed American infantry pinned by mortar fire 200 yards away. Fighter-bombers knocked out at least eight tanks while the day cost 16 Ninth Air Force aircraft.
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Leipheim
Ninth Air Force
Thunderbolts
Vacu-matic Boosts Car Gas Mileage and Power
Thousands of motorists and commercial drivers gain up to 30 percent more gas mileage, extra power, and smoother starts with a Vacu-matic carburetor. The device is described as automatic, easy to install, fits all cars, and requires no adjustments. The Vacu-matic Carburetor Co. invites applicants to receive free particulars by mail or penny post card.
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California
R. J. Jones
Mer
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Security Bank
Louise Johnston
J. R. Comer
C. H. Brown
R. D. Wagner
M. M. Johnson
W. Thompson
C. E. Williamson
Asheboro
W. P. Kirkman
C. R. White
Lexington
A. C. Fouts
Biante Life Insurance Company
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