Bone grafts and demobilization highlighted by General Hospital No 3
The article honors Dr. Fred Albee and General Hospital No. 3, detailing bone grafting advances and the hospital's founding. It notes Albee's leadership, the growth from 100 to 1000 beds, and the hospital’s role in saving limbs and aiding wounded soldiers. It also mentions demobilization efforts and various personnel updates.
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Alliesta
Sutkeon
Ted
Envy Medical
New York
Colonia
Army General Hospital
No- Albee
General Hospital No
Fred Albee
Albee
Shington
Wohnder Noep
General Hospital No. 3
Shigéon
Ae Surgeon General’s Office
Sural
Maga
Soldiers at Dix May Choose Service Branch
Soldiers remaining at Dix May select their branch of service as the army plans for convalescent and disabled men. Plans outline reeducation and trade training with vocational education support, aiming to help wounded soldiers gain civilian livelihoods after discharge. The camp population remains in the thousands with ongoing arrivals from New York State Guards.
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Florence
Washington Avenue
Charles
H. J.yman
Meke
Watchung Avenue
Geena Cs Cami
Camp Dix
Jesse Lounsbury
311Th Infantry
Muhlenberg Hospital
James Young
Somerville
Sicity
Peter Runger
Westone
Edward J. Iding
Laramie
Washington
Joan A Sersell
Myrtle
Florida
Sarasota
Cregar
Camp Meade
Thomas K. Vail
Lee Place
Aiken
South Carolina
Vail
Spicer
South Plainfield
Lewis G. M. Timpson
England
Aviation Corps
Jis
O. T. Waring
Park Avenue
Timpson
Edward Murphy
Arlington Avenue
Virginia
Arthur Robinson
West Third Street
Mrr. Robinson
Pullman Car Company
Hugh L. Scott
Plainfield
Cone Berg
Fred Hj
Bee
New
York
Mary Wonderful
Muhilen
Dix
Dixter
Harry E. Wailman
Marcus Rothschild
Oilite
Nah
Ma O
G. White
K. of C
Y. Im
Dix 2
Federal Board of Vocational Education
United States Guards
Upper
New York State
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N. Y
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Fourth Street
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Grant
Avenue
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Frank B. Newell
Irving P. Schenck
John Schenck
Flemington
Schenck
Plainfield High School
Navy
Herbert Waldman
Achenectady
Waldan
General Electric Company
J.W. Flynn
Monroe Bene
16Th Infantry
Nice
France
F. J. Hubach
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Lam Fred Albee
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