Chest wounds mortality down due to new war surgical advances
Army surgeon Major Brian Blades at Walter Reed cites improved chest treatment since World War I reducing death risk for gunshot and stab wounds. Advances include better understanding of chest physiology, anesthesia techniques, refined operations like pulmonary lobectomy with lower mortality, and emy a treatment using sulfa drugs. Soldiers from Africa theater have returned to duty after such care.
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Four room and five room apartments offered and priced
The listing states a four room unit for 34 dollars and a five room unit for 36.50 dollars. Includes light water gas and coal for heating. Each apartment includes a four burner gas stove automatic hot water heater ice box and heating stove.
Williams to Direct U S O Club in Louisville Kentucky
Joe M Williams longtime Liberty Memorial high school vocal instructor leaves for Louisville Ky to take over as director of the U S O club there He will supervise four paid staff and more than 100 volunteers and begin organizing new camps across eight Kentucky area states He plans to attend a U S O school at Columbia University after arrival and will not bring his family until late June
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Liberty Memorial High School
Louisville
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Kentucky
Columbia University
New York
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Clarence Cameron White
Sims
Lawrence High School
Lawrence Williams
Norton High School
Cameron, Mo
Trinity Lutheran Joins Drive For Lutheran World Action
Trinity Lutheran church partners with Lutheran churches of America to raise one million dollars for Lutheran World Action. Local group contributes 343 dollars. Rev. H. Clarence Johnson of Kansas City will speak at 11 AM to discuss support for service members worldwide. Funds aid service men, orphaned missions, war prisoners, refugees, Bible Society.
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Lutheran Churches of America
Lutheran World Action
H. Clarence Johnson
Kansas City
Lutheran Church
Bible Society
Granger Builds Controversial Windmill at Sunflower Yard
Clarence Granger a tool checker at Sunflower Ordnance Works salvage yard fashioned a windmill above the tool shed depicting Uncle Sam and Hitler. When wind moves the blades the Hitler figure appears to perform a boating process, drawing scrutiny.
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Sunflower Ordnance Works
Uncle Sam
Hitler
Herr Hitler
Lawrence Ranked 12th in Kansas Life Insurance Payments
Kansas life insurance payments in 1942 totaled 24.3 million dollars averaging 66 570 dollars daily for policyholders and beneficiaries nationwide Kansas ranked 26th in payments while Wichita led cities with 4.09 million dollars Lawrence city payments reached 173 000 dollars for 1942 after 171 000 in 1941 and national ranking placed Lawrence 12th among Kansas cities.
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Kansas Cities
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Prospective renters and home buyers read Journal-World ads
Readers of the Journal-World classifieds include prospective renters and home buyers seeking listings. The page serves as a guide to available apartments, houses, and related housing services in the area.
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Baldwin News Highlights Local Commencement and Youth Activities
Kansas City visitors attended Baldwin commencements as families gathered for ceremonies. Girl Scouts and YWCA Girl Reserves installed new officers, with programs featuring skits and songs. Mrs. Pearl Balantyne wed W B Reid in Wilmore Kentucky, after a Baldwin winter visit.
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Frank Gleason
B. C. Denney
William Potts
Harry Barnett
C. R. Craig
Roger Martin
Lawrence L. Thompson
Herman Brown
Anna Lewis
Frances Bailey
C. N. Murray
YWCA
Charles +. Bonebrake
Clyde W. Brewster
Girl Reserves
Lavonne Martin
Mary Lou Davison
Frances Kniebe
Ellen Schooley
Jane Wilson
Julia Merchant
Gloria Kay Gray
Margaret Ann. Guest
Mary Lou Holtom
Lois Elm
Joan Butell
G. M. Buzz
W. A. Laucier
Pearl Balantyne
W. B. Reid
Wilmore
Reid
Baldwin
E. V. Allen
John W.E .Iinton
K. H. Poland
Kansas City
Card Table Cover 30x30 Rayon Quilted
Advertisement notes a 30 by 30 inch rayon quilted card table cover offered at a regular price of $1.00 with a tie feature.
Local Socials and Events Round Clinton Belvoir Area
Mrs Tremont Hornberger and family hosted Mother’s Day visit with the Baldwins. Watson Farm Bureau to meet Friday afternoon at Mrs Roy Harrell’s home. A money use lesson planned. Mr and Mrs Roy Mull and two children from Las Vegas New Mexico visit Carl Woodward’s family. Lena Demeritt recovering from measles and recent tonsil removal. Nearby residents attended high school graduation Sunday with William Tarpy and Doris Anderson the graduates.
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Lake View
Fred Baldwin
Arthur Stanley
Watson Farm Bureau
Roy Harrell
Roy Mull
Las Vegas
N. M
Carl Woodward
Mr. Mull
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