Battling Buckeyes Heroes Of St. Malo
The 83rd (Ohio) Division joined D‑Day action late but fought through hedgerows and swamps to St Malo and St Nazaire. They linked with Seventh Army, seized Hamm, crossed the Rhine, and sped to the Elbe, capturing about 24,000 Germans and freeing 75,000 Allied prisoners.
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NEA
83Rd
Ohio
Normandy
Carentan
St. Lo-Coutances
Avrasches
Su Dais
St Nazaire
Auxerre
Seventh Army
St Malo
Luxembourg
Haertgen Forest
Rhine
Ohloans
Hamm
Reich
Elbe
Ohtoans
Wer
Crime Prevention Tied to Home and Community
Baltimore November 14 Dr Robert V Seliger Johns Hopkins University Medical School says crime cannot be solved by police alone and must be prevented through the home and community. He urges proper attitude to living community spirit and decent citizenship, speaking at the Medical Correctional Association meeting in New York.
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Baltimore
Robert V. Seliger
Johns Hopking University Medical School
Seliger
Medical Correctional Association
New York
American Prison Association
Stiger
Frederick County
Brunswick Point of Rocks
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
United States Employment Service
Winchester Hall
Fredery Maryland
State Road Commission
East Leaington Street
Maryland
General Assembly
H. Steuart
Robert M. Reindollar
California convention highlights on education and juvenile delinquency
Pvt. Charles Ford, USMC, Saratowa, San Francisco, attends a convention where Governor O Connor urges broadening California's educational system. The event includes a symposium on the Maryland Legislative Blueprint and addresses on adult education, veterans provisions, and youth education for a self supporting citizenry. Charles W. Phillips, National Congress to Parents and Teachers, stresses international cooperation.
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Maryland
O'Conor
Charles W. Phillips
The
National Congress
Saint John The Divine Visit Recaps Enjoyed by Club
Mrs Irving De Grange and Mrs H C Swomier presided over the business session while Mrs A W Briscoe described her trip to Saint John The Divine cathedral in New York City.
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Irving de] Grange
H. C. Swomier
A. W. Briscoe
Saint John the Divine
New York City
O Conor Addresses Parents And Teachers Banquet
Annapolis November 14 The Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers closed day one of its thirtieth convention with a banquet addressed by Gaveryne Caner and Phares W W Phillips following morning sessions and remarks by the leaders.
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Annapolis
Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers
Kee Gaveryne Caner
Phares
W.W. Phillips
Penicillin Used To Combat Scarlet Fever
A seven day penicillin treatment for scarlet fever was reported by The Journal of the American Medical Association. Injec tions of 10 000 units every three hours rapidly eliminated the germ causing infection from the nose and throat within 48 hours. Doctors Manson Meads M Eugene Flipse Jr Maxwell Finland and Mildred W Barnes led the study with Ruth Drew and Alice assisting.
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Chicago
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Manson Meads
M. Eugene Flipse, Jr
Maxwell Finland
Mildred W. Barnes
Ruth Drew
Alice
Scarlet fever groups study hints at limited benefits
Northrop and Boston researchers studied four groups of nine patients admitted to Boston City Hospital between January and May 1945. They cautioned conclusions were tentative due to the small sample, noting varied treatments and possible long term ear heart and kidney complications. Washington announced the Navy will let V-12 trainees transfer to general service and qualify for veterans benefits, changing educational benefit status.
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Northrop
Boston
Boston City Hospital
Washington
Navy
G I Bill of Rights and Muster Out Pay Plan
The new plan allows service members to qualify for both G I Bill benefits and mustering out pay by completing 90 days of general enlisted duty. This policy change expands eligibility and affects military personnel seeking education benefits alongside discharge compensation.
Home loans to Maryland veterans near two million
Maryland veterans are nearing a two million dollar total in VA home loans as applications rise. Carrol Brown of the Veterans Administration and W. H. Bowen of the Baltimore Real Estate Board say growing veteran awareness and broker familiarity with loan guarantees are driving the increase. The G I Bill has provided strong control in transactions.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Carrol Brown
Maryland Region
Veterans Administration
W. H. Bowen
Baltimore Real Estate Board
Government backed mortgage safeguards for veterans buyers
Brown notes a wide-open market while Bowen explains a dual balance wheel protects veteran home buyers. A Federally-approved appraiser evaluates each home for the buyer and private lender financing the mortgage, which is partially guaranteed by the government, with safeguards to protect the investment.
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Brown
Bowen
Fuel oil usage for Pacific war theater dwarfs home needs
The report notes that men and materials deployed to the Pacific war theater consumed as much as 10 000 gallons of fuel oil daily, an amount sufficient to heat the average American home for six years, underscoring the scale of logistical demands in the campaign.
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Buckeyes
Heroes of
St. Malo
Hamsville
WSCS
Grayson DeGrange
DeGrange
H. D. Williams
Robert Grubbs
Annie D. Sutton
J. W. Briscoe
Sutton
Barbara Ann de Grange
Janet Williams
California
Charles Ford
O’conor
Bolaly
Frederick
Williamson's
SEARS
Rocker
Iz Ve Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Toyland
Pt Ee Hee
C. A. Harner
Howe
Nature
Doan
Ate
Roads Commission
Honeymuns
Buick
Stout
Rleguer
Op Car
Fisher
the Ideal Garage Co., Inc
East Patrick St. Frederick, Maryland
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