Juniors Prepare Play The Baby Sitter at Gymnasium
Mildred Bihlmeyer notes the Juniors have kept busy with extra work as tryouts concluded and a fourteen member cast for Perry Clark's The Baby Sitter is set. Rehearsals progress toward performances on April 8 and 9 at the gymnasium. Thelma Wahl reports.
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Perry Clark
Thelma Wahl
U N Topic Panel Planned By Wayne Clements
American history classes shift from colonial to modern events focusing on the United Nations. A five student panel will discuss its history structure the atomic energy commission bombs and UN achievements. The event will team with a Physics panel and assembly for the public in the gym.
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United States
United Nations
U.N
Atomic Energy Commission
Wayne Clements
Red Cross Nursing Services seeks enrollees for varied roles
The article describes using enrolled nurses for home nursing instruction disaster nursing and New National Blood Program duties under the Red Cross. It notes re enlistment is not required, outlines how former members stay, and lists contacts Miss Thelma Stegeman and Mrs J R Wood for information. It also mentions the 1948 Red Cross fund campaign and local social events in Ann Arbor Britton Macon Arkona and Goodrich Road areas.
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Red Cross Nursing Services Committee
Sudbury
Willow Run
Red Cross
Red Cross Fund
Fifth Grade Activities and Sympathies Share News
Sorrow touches Mary Helen Koebbe family as Mr Koebbe dies. The class sent sympathy and a tulip plant. Students made a map of the Netherlands showing cities rivers dunes and dikes. An Easter border and a Courtesy Board now brighten the room. A pamphlet on manners is being read. Fire loss in 1947 reached 700 million dollars, per person cost about 11.66 dollars if shared by 60 million workers.
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Mr. Koebbe
Mary Helen
Koebbe
Dick Draper
Eddie Doll
Dick Gonser
Netherlands
Holland
Sally Streeter
Alfred Gross
America
Railroads at War Movement of Troops and Gear
Railways carried the majority of military traffic during the war. More than 87 percent of troops, over 90 percent of army equipment and supplies, and about 90 percent of navy equipment and supplies were transported by rail.
Red Cross Revamps Nurse Enrollment Plan
Thelma Stegeman of Washtenaw County chairs a new Red Cross Nursing Services plan to enroll qualified nurses for Red Cross health programs and disasters. The program shifts from wartime and Army Navy recruitment to peacetime community service and broader Red Cross needs.
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Red Cross
Thelma Stegeman
Nursing Services Committee
Washtenaw County
American Red Cross
Army
Navy
Central Committee of the
American National Aid Cross
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