Sinai Hospital Targets Nurse Shortage with Floor Manager Plan
Baltimore's Sinai Hospital launches an experimental program funded by the U.S. Public Health Service to relieve nurses of administrative duties. Floor managers will oversee linens, room cleaning, and supply coordination, allowing nurses like Patricia A. Roland to focus on patient care. The $35,190 project covers two units to test the approach.
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Kefauver Blasts Alabama Mobs
Senator Estes Kefauver assailed mobs linked to the University of Alabama desegregation controversy during a Wisconsin campaign stop. He urged peaceful action and Supreme Court respect, criticizing Southern disturbances around Autherine Lucy's attempt to attend classes. He also attacked Republicans for smear tactics against labor while stressing labor’s broader welfare concerns.
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Calendar Lines Up in Humerical Order
Memphis diary notes a calendar pattern aligning in numerical order over 3-4-56, 2-3-45, and 4-5-67. The rarity is highlighted as repeating in 11 years and again after another 11, with Sunday marking the fourth day of the third month.
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Teacher's Car Smashes Into School Group In Chicago
A teacher named Ruth Fitzhugh, 51, lost control of her auto in Chicago, jumped a curb, and struck a group of students, injuring seven with three in serious condition. Police report a momentary blackout by the driver as the car started.
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Mencken Resolution Divides Maryland Senate
In Annapolis a joint resolution mourning Henry Louis Mencken divides Maryland Senate. Senator Markus Jr objects, citing Mencken's remark about the Eastern Shore as barbarians, leading to a rare dissent along Shore lines before the bill moves to the House.
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Fine Refunded To Book Borrower In Greeley
GREELEY Colo A former student who mailed five dollars for a library novel borrowed and not returned 35 years ago is getting the money back. Bob Jones librarian at Colorado State College of Education said the refund came from Kentucky and he declined to identify the former student. He noted a novel over 35 years old might have been discarded and said his conscience would bother him if he kept the money.
Bogart Hospitalized for Esophagus Obstruction Operation
Los Angeles film actor Humphrey Bogart enters Good Samaritan Hospital for an operation to remove a slight obstruction in his esophagus. Doctors say he will be hospitalized from ten days to two weeks.
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