Garment drive aids wounded servicemen patients in hospitals
Red Cross reports a December through September effort to supply made garments for men and women in military hospitals. Congregational, Oberlin, and Wellington groups contributed pajama sets bathrobes shirts and bed jackets while a new production plan targets former service members. Quotas include 72 men bathrobes and 72 pairs pajama pants with additional bed sacks and cushions. knitting groups continue to supply sweaters and other items.
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Oberlin
Mary Renards
Wellington
Marie Ramser
Pten Wownen
Will Caihans
cBa
Cmen
Additon
Henrietta Township
Oberlin Farm Women’s Club
Chauncey Currier
Henrietta Group
Ted Manns
Oberlin Club
Red Cross
Eisra
Simc
Erness Russell
George Calvert
ElLizgoeth Fulton
Neve Laundon
Harto Me
EO E Howlands
la Gromge
Prona Sweet
Musa Lola Sasa
James van Desen
M.s Joe Friz Woren
Ooetin
Nelle Sz Shene
Co Ng Cluntee
Chicago drug saves 14 month old in dire emergency
In Chicago a experimental drug given as a last chance to save 14 month old Jean Chuckin cured the child after earlier treatments with sulfa and streptomycin failed to provide lasting relief. Doctors administered the drug while the infant barely breathed and the patient has now been released from hospital.
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Drus. Polymyan
Jean Chuck
Former para tooper admits slashing son to death and injuring others
Raimord E Jensen 33 surrendered to police after fatally stabbing his 16 month old son and attacking his wife and relatives in Gardena. He said anger over his separated marriage drove the assault and that he ripped wires, slashed a screen door, and killed a raw chicken while fleeing toward a marsh. The four injured were hospitalized at Harbor General.
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Gardena. Cal
Jula
Ned Jensen
Helen
Mary Bodnar
Tham
Tris
Bernarried
Jeane
Mothe
Jensen
John Bodnar
Harbor General Hospital
Chronicle-Telegram Front Page Dec 6 1948 Elyria Ohio
The Chronicle Telegram from Elyria Ohio dated Monday December 6 1948 reports local news and notices. Coverage highlights civic events weather and community happenings in the region.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria
Ohio
Wool Eating in Lambs Linked to Mineral Deficiency
Veterinary authorities warn that wool eating in young lambs reflects a depraved appetite and can cause dirt and wool balls to form in the stomach, sometimes leading to death. Phosphorus and other mineral deficiencies are cited as major factors, with higher incidence in lambs from poorly nourished mothers.
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Olunteer
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Mars Coffland
Von
Coats
Jack Knight
DRY Cleaner
Call
Lake Ave
Cleveland ST
West Ave
East River
Fourth ST
Fisher
Fisher’s
Stokely’s
Fisher Foods
Howsra Perth
Fisher’ Foods
Meori
Chicago
Mortal &Iacse
Nfllental Menin
Raimord E Jensen
Duane
Elyria Lumber & Coal
Chestnut ST