Indiana Hospital School of Nursing Enrollment Now 25
The Indiana Hospital School of Nursing began in 1914 with a 14 member first class and now hosts 25 students amid a long history of instruction, stipends, and clinical training. The article details early supervision, hours, housing, lectures, and evolving program aims while noting accreditation progress and shifts in educational approach.
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Indiana Hospital School of Nursing
Indiana Hospital
Eliza Dill
John Wiseman
Elizabeth Steel Magee Hospital
Million Vaccine Shots Released After Check
The surgeon general said Parke Davis vaccine production will be approved or rejected based on company reports and current data. A suspension remains in effect for other firms pending clearance, while officials stated the overall program remains on track despite temporary setbacks before the House Banking Committee.
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House Banking Committee
Parke, Davis
Scheele
Nursing Education Aims and Health Vaccine Notes
The School of Nursing outlines a broad program integrating content for general nurse preparation and emphasizes leadership in healthful living, critical thinking, and communication. Separately, reports note seven polio cases linked to family exposure after Salk vaccine, and Idaho records three similar cases in Boise, while a Parke Davis vaccine batch showed no direct contact with the serum.
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School of Nursing
Cutter Laboratories
Health Nursing
Bilo i
Berkeley
Calif
Indiana State
Indiana County Citzens
Tne Medan Service
The
Healthvice
Idaho
L. J. Peterson
Peterson
Boise
Galveston Clough vows open town stance against payoffs
A rangers report sparked talk of state moves to curb crime in Galveston. Col. Homer Garrison gave no comment on enforcement while Clough claimed the city would stay wide open though payoffs must stop. Mayor Cartwright and officials denied knowledge of the charges.
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Hardy Purvis
Eddie Oliver
Homer Garrison
Rangers
Austin
Garrison
Galveston
Clough
Gulf Island
Houston
Texas
Herbert Y. Cartwright Jr
Molotov to Attend Austria Pact Signing Meeting
An article reports Molotov will attend an Austria pact signing meeting proposed to ease East West tensions. It notes the talks aimed to be short and directed by leaders rather than negotiated, with emphasis on Europe and avoiding the Red China issue.
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Molotov
Kremlin
Washington
W. S. Seawell
Broad
Sanford
Europe
Kluckhohn
el Hill
Russia
Goodwin
G. R. Creel
Munist
Kinckhehn
Bigamy Charges To Be Delayed
Pittsburg jurist given three months to straighten tangled affairs in bigamy case. John Joseph Plantz age 23 pleaded guilty to bigamy, claiming belief he could remarry. Second wife Emma Jean Walback, 16, filed charges after receiving a letter from Plantz’s first wife in North Carolina.
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Pittsburgh
John Joseph Plantz
Plantz
Emma Jean Walback
North Carolina
Woman Held In Death Of Her Daughter Continues Tale
Police say a woman facing murder charges in the death of her daughter showed incoherence and was jailed in Westchester after a bag contained a carving knife. The victim was wife of George Papazian, a Drexel student discharged from the Army. The case traces a wandering path from Bellevue Hospital to trains toward New York City, with witnesses noting the woman in seat 20 appeared deranged or intoxicated.
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Justice of the Peace
Cyril
Dermott
Westchester County
Firstview
N.Y
George Papazian
Drexel Institute of Technology
Philadelphia
ST As Carson, Cole
New York City
Chicago
Denver
New York Central
Fifth Avenue
Walter Scott
East Cleveland
New York State
Buffalo
Edward Keefer
Red Nations Linked Under Unified Soviet Bloc Pact
The eight nations the Soviet Union Czechoslovakia Poland Hungary Albania Romania Bulgaria and East Germany pledge unified command for defense. Deputies will allocate forces by each nation to the bloc and East Germany's specific contribution to be decided later. The pact strengthens defense in response to West Germany joining the Atlantic Alliance and takes effect when the final nation ratifies.
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Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Albania
Romania
Bulgaria
East Germany
West Germany
Atlantic Alliance
Pine Alumnus To Speak At Baccalaureate
Pine High School will hold baccalaureate in the auditorium tomorrow with Rev. Don J. Joiner class of 1948 as principal speaker on The Way. He is pastor of Arlington Avenue EUB Church Pittsburgh and son of Mr and Mrs Paul Joiner. Rev John Sass Jr will assist. both attended the same seminary.
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Joiner
Paul Joiner
Barnesboro RD
John Sass, Jr
Mount Union
Disarmament Talks See Western Plans Clash With Soviets
Western powers push for a control organ to monitor disarmament with agents stationed in cooperating countries and access to sites. The Soviets oppose broad access, proposing watchdogs at key ports and transport hubs. Both sides seek troop ceilings, with atomic weapons rules, and a U.N. Security Council role for defense decisions amid party base disagreements.
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State Department
London
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Russia
U.N. Committee
U.S
North Korea
Red China
Soviet Chiefs And Tito To Confer In Yugoslavia
Soviet leaders Khrushchev and Bulganin will visit Yugoslavia for high level talks alongside Andrei Gromyko and Anastas Mikoyan. The meeting aims to improve relations and could influence a wider Big Four discussion while Tito maintains ties with the West. The visit comes amid NATO-like alliances and Western aid to Yugoslavia.
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Kzvestia
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Yugoslavia
Andrei Y. Gromyko
Anastase Mikoyan
Britain
United
Pavel Kumyikin
Tito
Izvestia
Soviet Union
Dobrovije Videc
U.S
Walter Walmis
United States
Greece
Turkey
V. M Molotov
Warsaw
Vienna
Molotov
Mulatov
Bulgaria
Eisenhower
Eden
Faure
Obituary notices for James E Page and Forsythe in Indiana area
Obituaries report James E Page 38 of Corsicana Texas died yesterday in New Brunswick New Jersey. The notice notes a deceased son Jerry Lee Page and a widow Poegay Banks. Robinson's Funeral Home Indiana is in charge with a full obituary in Monday's paper. Forsythe Alexander W dies at 2 30 am at home Oklahoma Borough after five months illness born Yatesboro son of Frank and Jessie Barker Forsythe resident of Oklahoma 16 years longtime U S Steel Vandergrift worker foreman in finishing dept charter member Faith Lutheran Church surviving wife Anna and children Donna and Dean, plus siblings. services Monday in Vandergrift with burial Rural Valley Cemetery. Also obituary for DeHaven Cline W of Home RD 1 died May 13 1955 at 11 10 pm after three months illness born Feb 8 1896 in Davis PA son of Jacob and Elizabeth DeHaven lifetime resident Rayne Twp member Wesleyan Methodist Church veteran of WWI 112th Ambulance Co surviving wife Mildred and many siblings. services Monday May 16 at Robinson's Indiana PA with interment Grove Chapel Cemetery.
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James E. Page
Corsicana
Texas
New Brunswick
N.J
Jerry Lee Page
Poegay Banks
Indiana
Robinson
N. Seventh St
Alexander W., Forsythe
Oklahoma
Yatesboro
Frank
Jessie Barker
Vandergrift
U.S.5
Faith Lutheran Church Oklahoma
Anna Dahlin Forsythe
Donna Forsythe
Indiana State Teachers College
Dean Forsythe
Fred Hagland
Apollo
John Williams
Youngstown
Ohio
William B. Forsythe
Titusville
Heckman
Franklin Avenue
Harlon Miller
Faith Lutheran Church
Rural Valley Cemetery
Cline W
Reed Dehaven
Home
Davis
Jacob
Elizabeth Pierce DeHaven
Rayne Twp
Wesleyan Methodist Church of Indiana
Penna, Dept. of Highways
Fred
Marybelle) Kirk
Bertha Kring
Scottdale
Ruth Griffith
Blairsville
Robinson's
N. 7Th St
H. E. Robertson
Grove Chaptel Cemetery
Many waited for $35 law
Harrisburg Secretary of Labor and Industry says new unemployment claims nearly doubled this week due to the $5 increase in benefits. A new law raised maximum weekly benefits from $30 to $35 starting May 1, with many unemployed delaying filings until the change took effect.
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Harrisburg
John R. Torquato
Labor and Industry
Torquato
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G. E. Simpson
W.D. Gates
F. F. Moore
H. B. Neal
C. E. Rink
Materia Medica
Fred St. Clair
W. A. Simpson
F.B. Stevenson
F. F. Weltzel
H. B. Bitterbauth
National League For Nursing
Pennsylvania
Parke
Detroit Parke
Minnesota Health Department
Thee
Detroit
Health Service
Nettie &. Bealer
Mars
Anna Baskin
Emma Filmer
Angeline Geletka
Gazette
Gazette Classified Act
Ron Peterson Publishing Co
Evanston, Il
Harvard University
University of Chicago
Goodwins
Clyde K. M. Kluckhohn
Anthropol ‘Ogy
Harvard
Don Joiner
Pine
Baccalaureate
Konev
Moscow
U.N. Security Council
Security Council
Easti
Big Pour
West Philadelphia
Mike Colish
Indiana RD 2
Indians Hospital
Sipos
Cicero
Cal
Meadowbrook
Rainbow Lake
Ernest Intersection
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