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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1946
Page
2
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The Navy plans a vast hospital and ambulance network for 100,000 natives across Pacific islands including Guam Saipan Truk and Palau. Facilities modeled after Bethesda Maryland will support medical care with mobile hospital ships and surgical teams.
The Washington DC story reports lawmakers from Utah and Washington proposing additional OPA financing to battle the black market trade. They cite Columbia University experts who describe the sector as the country’s slack business and urge veterans be hired as enforcement officers.
Medical note reports nonoperative treatment for a hernia and fistula with outpatient care. Patient from Broadway Lorain treated at OR C and BELL 412. Event details mention return to work after brief time off.
A jumble of community items lists May celebrations, guest speakers, Circle meetings, and church activities. Names like Staley BL Stowe and Mrs Grace Cowl appear among varied schedule notes for Wednesday meetings, baptist mite groups, and senior high school events.
A dense listing of radio programs and TV show notes names actors dates and promotions across stations. It catalogues titles such as Modern Performer Reveille News Reporters Women’s Choice in Ren nis Hanes and various broadcasts with times and performers including Patience and Parade features.
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