Psychopathic Hospital Proposal Urged by Dr Preston
Baltimore February 9 Dr George H Preston Mental Hygiene Commissioner urged Maryland establish a psychopathic hospital to diagnose and treat mental patients, arguing current hospitals lack time for research and noting no mental illness cause studies from Maryland public hospitals in 20 years. He said a state unit could cut cases and aid outpatients, with two month stays and training value for physicians.
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Baltimore
Maryland
George H. Preston
Legislative Council
Preston
Massachusetts
John W. Downing
Heard
W. Lee Elgin
Baltimore City
Wilmer C. Carter
D-Baltamara
Spring Grove State Hospital
Catonsjville
University of Maryland Hospital and Medical School
Feld
Elgin
Downing
General Assembly
League To Depend On Discharged Soldiers
The Interstate Baseball League will rely on discharged servicemen and pre draft age high school players as six war depleted teams begin May 3. President Arthur H. Ehlers notes entertainment remains the aim during the war and discusses schedule plans and transportation issues. Major league links for clubs and salary limits are outlined with York replacing Harrisburg and Lancaster operating independently. A separate note says gas line coupons A-9 become valid in 17 eastern shortage states through May 8.
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Baltimore
Interstate Baseball League
Arthur H. Ehlers
York
Ehlers
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Hagerstown
Buffalo
Detroit
Allentown
St. Louis
Trenton
N. J
Brooklyn
Wilmington
Del
Philadelphia
Washington
Office of Price Administration
Free Enterprise After War Urged by Ickes at Marine Graduation
Secretary Ickes told Marine officers including his son Raymond Ickes that after the war they must defend a system of free enterprise free from monopoly and from irresponsible government power. He listed liberty rights such as work, wages, recreation, education, and old age security, and warned against compulsory labor.
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Quantico
Ickes
Marine Corps School
Raymond Ickes
Lliberty
Destroyer Burns Wipes Out Japanese Convoy In Marshalls
The destroyer Burns sank four Japanese ships on January 31 in the Marshall Islands area while returning to a carrier task force after rescuing downed flyers. Commanded by Commander Donald T. Eller of Petersburg Virginia, the Burns shelled a tanker a medium cargo vessel and two small craft. Simultaneous notices were released in Washington and Pearl Harbor by Admiral Chester W. Nimitz.
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Washington
Burns
Marshall Islands
Marshalls
Donald T. Eller
Petersburg
Chester W. Nimitz
Pearl Harbor
Leaves From Notebook Of A Correspondent Cassino Front
A correspondent’s field dispatch from a forward command post near Cassino on February 2 describes the last phase of the Cassino fight. Italian civilians and soldiers share quiet, tense moments by a fireplace as shelling intensifies nearby, the old couple’s silence reflecting readiness for a fatal shell.
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Cassino
Fifth Army advances toward Rome amid Cassino strike
In a Cassino setting soldiers share warmth with an elderly Italian couple as shells crack outside. Pvt. Italol Stasi of Eliza Riser N J recalls a shell hitting their garden and a comrade recovering from shrapnel. The men exchange jokes about birth years and wartime misfortunes while awaiting the next push by the Fifth Army toward Rome.
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Pvt
Italol Stasi
Eliza Riser N. J
Shirly
Canton
Stasi
Lows
Samuel Bergman
Waverly
Iowa
French
Cassino
Fifth Army
Rome
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Robert Mathers
Clifton
Charles Flynn
North Arlington
George W. Mooney
Utica
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Brunswick, Maine
George Devall
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Sears
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Southern Dairies
Darien
Southern Dairies, Inc—A Dieison of Natronal Dairy Product: Corporation
Joan Davis
Sears Money Back
Weiret Nces
Wyre
Frederick, MD
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