Army Doctor a Good Neighbor at Chame Hospital
Capt Raymond, a U S Army doctor, earned lasting trust at Chame on Panama's Pacific coast by treating Panamanian and local villagers. His work spurred a community hospital plan, with 32 adults and 16 children capacity, maternity, clinic, and nurse quarters, as towns raise funds amid wartime shortages.
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Veteran Training program grows with 85 firms
Lawrence now has 85 firms and offices approved for On The Job training of veterans where the federal government pays supplementary wages while they learn a trade. Eleven other firms are under investigation by a newly formed local supervisory committee this week. Interested business or professional people should contact the Veterans Affairs Office in the Community building for a committee visit and assistance.
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New Committee Forms On Veteran Training Plan
The committee says firms approved under the plan may not be obligated to retain veterans after training and completion of the program is not mandatory if reasonable obstacles occur. The first meeting was held Monday evening at the Selective Service office with acting chairman George O. Starker and members Riley Burcham Gerald Hesse Simon Hurwitz H W Keene Chris Kraft James H Parsons and M N Penny.
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Hall of Marshall Leads Basketball Scorers Race
Hall of Marshall tops the national scoring chart with 418 points after two games against George Mikan of DePaul, widening his lead in the AP tabulation. The tally shows Mikan with 399 points, while other names mentioned include Mantall Mikien Lasell and Tonkovicts in a crowded field.
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Filing fees rise in Kansas state offices
The Kansas secretary of state notes higher filing fees for candidates running for state offices due to recent salary increases. Under the filing statute, candidates must pay a fee equal to one percent of the annual salary of the office sought, reflecting the 1935 tax and salary adjustments.
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PVE TO REACH STATES Veterans Arrive at Ports
Veterans will arrive at East and West Coast ports today with about 20 transports expected at four West Coast ports. Nine ships are due at New York, while Seattle, Washington, has one ship listed with service personnel aboard.
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Sac Prego Calif Ships Count At Least Two With 4.336
In Sacramento region two vessels are reported with a cargo load totaling 4.336 units. Officials note both ships are active near the harbor with no injuries or incidents reported.
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