Washington Digest on Battlefield Care Advances
In Washington, D C, Maj Gen Norman Kirk notes three pillars of safer wartime care. Blood plasma and sulfonamides reduce shock and infection while mobile medical units rapidly move wounded to rear hospitals for surgery when feasible. The piece contrasts WWI and WWII practices and reflects on mental health screening and broader geopolitical duties of postwar kings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Kirk
Army
W. M. Craig
Naval Medical Center
Bethesda
Washington
Craig
Bankage Brings Seasonal Greetings to Santa Fe Employees
Bankhage reports mailed season's greetings and checks to more than 8,000 Santa Fe employees located in the United States and worldwide. The September US national income reached a record 12.536 billion dollars. In occupied France black market trade now uses color shading to separate reasonable from unreasonable activity. The Office of War Utilities urges Americans to limit Christmas lighting to trees inside private homes.
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Santa Fe Railway
United States
France
Office of War Utilities
Peace talks and war fears in Hull remarks
Western column discusses Hull's push for unity in U.S foreign policy amid Moscow agreements and potential world peace questions. It warns about possible partisan divides if Europe choices split Democrat and socialist blocs, and notes Hitler's gas threat and Britain invasion risks, arguing invasion requires air superiority and gas use is unlikely.
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Hull Washington
Moscow
Hull
Finland
Germany
Poland
Balkans
France
Italy
China
London
Europe
Hitler
United States
United Nations
England
der Fuehrer
Britain
Churchill
Kitchen Safety Tips for Daily Use
To extend an extension cord coil it around a mail ing tube when not in use. Never clean the toaster until it is cool and the cord is disconnected from the outlet. Storing kitchen knives in a rack helps keep them sharp and easy to find. Cooked chicken should be cooled rapidly and stored promptly in the coldest part of the refrigerator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronsanto Chemical Company
St. Louis
Carol
Rumania
Department of Justice
Caral
Madame
Lupescu
Salt Trick for Ironing and Towel Storage
An old household tip suggests sprinkling salt on the iron or newspaper to prevent starch sticking. It also recommends placing towels and face cloths on a wooden rack in a bathroom to be reachable by children and to encourage clean habits.
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WNU Service
Union Trust Building
Washington, D. C
Hohenzollern
Hapsburg
Romanoff
America
House of Savoy
Balkan
Bankhage
PatMallen
Sivan Cy Ta
Voreo
Fleischmany
Mann’s. New
Fleisch- Dery
Fleischmann
Fleischmanns
Standard Breads Incorporated
Montgall Ave
Kansas City
Missouri
Tne
Wavy
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
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