Britain Seeks Cut in Occupation Costs in Germany
Washington reports Britain and the United States will review and likely share equally the costs of running the Bizonal Occupation zones in Germany in October. The talks follow a Senate Appropriations Committee briefing and aim to ease Britain’s dollar strain amid economic difficulties. In related news, three men linked to Southern Bus Line strikes are jailed in Shreveport after a shooting incident near Coushatta.
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As Department
Britain
United States
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Germany
Senate
War Department
Beeratan
United States-United Kingom
Senate Appropriations Committee
Treaury Department
Shreveport
Heriff Ray Adcock
Southern Bus Line
Couhatta
Adcock
D Rivers
Caddo Parish
Red River
Coushatta
Man With 26 Years of No Taste Faces Major Operation
Mickey Schuster from Youngstown Ohio has not tasted food since a childhood accident 26 years ago. Doctors plan a major operation to connect his esophagus to a stomach tube area, aiming to restore tasting and eating by raising the stomach higher in the chest. The procedure, to be performed soon, is described as hopeful by his unnamed physician.
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Pittsburgh
Mickey Schuster
Mickey
Youngstown, O
Court News Equity Addresses Divorce and Marriages
Equity court records list Charles A. Stimmel versus Ethel E. Stimmel for absolute divorce and Beatrice Bowie Jackson versus Hugh D. Jackson for absolute divorce and counsel fees. Marriage licenses issued for Milton R. Dallin and Beatrice D. Gettleson, both of Elgin. Property deeds show transfers from Robert R. Rhoderick and wife to Silas W. Delauter and wife, and Harold D. Neighbors and wife to Lydia M. Lambert et al.
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Equity
Charles A. Stimmel
Ethel E. Stimmel
Beatrice Bowie Jackson
Hugh D. Jackson
Milton R. Dallin
Beatrice D. Gettleson
Elgin
Charles R. Reed
West South Street
June Alice Arpin
Ladiesburg
Robert R. Rhoderick
Silas W. Delauter
Harold D. Neighbors
Lydia M. Lambert
Blame Nurses For Shortage Sparks Education Debate
Dr. Howard C. Naffziger of the University of California Medical School told the American College of Surgeons that high education standards for practical nurses hinder relief from shortages. Elizabeth Cogswell Phillips, Rochester, NY, for six national nurses organizations, warned of grave dangers if practical nurses are not adequately trained. The debate centers on training distinctions between practical, registered, and professional nurses amid an acute shortage.
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New York
American College of Surgeons
Howard C. Naffziger
University of Calfornia Medical School
Elizabeth Cogswer Phillips
Rochester
Nafiziger
Proposed title for nursing terminology and estate probate in Middletown
A discussion on renaming certain nursing roles to reflect public health work and the use of nurse for sick care practitioners. In Middletown, Clinton Eugene Main’s will leaves his entire estate to wife Nora Virginia Main, with real estate valued at $3,500 and executor changes noted. The Orphans Court admitted probate and approved final accounts for the Wolfe estate, detailing distributions and inheritance tax on real estate valued at $632.
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Clinton Eugene Main
Middletown
Nora Virginia Main
Orphan’s Court
Main
John W. Bussard
George W. Kefauver
Glenn Arthur Main
Harry E. Wolfe
Paul W. Warrenfeltz
Charles C. Wolfe
How Curtis Publishes Its Magazines Shown
Curtis Publishing Company showcased magazine production to Kiwanis, with a color film Magazine Magic detailing how trees become paper and inked pages. The event at the Francis Scott Key Hotel featured Kenneth Metcalf and Rev. Paul Althouse, noting Curtis employs over 6,000 at Independence Square and publishes four magazines with seven million subscriptions. Maryland state bonds totaling 2 million were bought by the treasurer, raising total state land holdings to 11 million.
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Kiwanis Club
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Curtis
Independence Square
Benjamin Franklin
Patriot
J Vernon Coblentz
James F. Messersmith
Kenneth L. Metcalf
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Paul L. Althouse
Maryland approves hospital survey to use federal funds
Baltimore reports the Board of Public Works approved a $41,258 budget by the Department of Health to enable Maryland to share in a $870,000 federal appropriation for hospital construction. State Engineer John B. Funk approved the plan with a division chief salary of 7500 and an architect at 5000. A separate Ottawa study found wealthier children are taller and heavier, attributed to luxury and environment.
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Williamson
Silco
Allen
Cat
Baltimore
Maryland
Hooper S. Miles
Board of Public Works
Department of Health
John B. Funk
Ottawa
Canada
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