Look Back Elyria M B Johnson Era
Editor reflects on Elyria’s hospital history from EMH to University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center. Births at Elyria Memorial Hospital in 1956. MB Johnson School of Nursing trained nurses. 1907 streetcar disaster spurred hospital founding led by Edgar Allen and Rev John Sala. EMH opened 18 months after.
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Edgar F
Daddy” Allen
John P. Sala
East Broad Street
East River Road
Marci Rich
M.B. Johnson
Nursing
Chronicle
Melvin B. Johnson
University Hospitals Elyria Medical Center
Nightingale Pledge and Elyria Nursing School History
The excerpt covers the Nightingale Pledge for nursing graduates and traces Elyria Memorial Hospital’s School of Nursing history from its 1908 opening to being renamed in 1935 after Melvin B. Johnson. It notes a 2008 hall dedication and a display of early graduates and artifacts.
Trump tax plan draws mixed reaction from supporters
In West Des Moines, Iowa, backers like Sam Banks voice cautious optimism as the $1.5 trillion tax cuts are rolled out. The Tax Policy Center finds the gains skew to higher earners, with average 2018 cuts around $930 for households in the middle income band.
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Sam Banks
Donald Trump
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Tax Policy Center
Rudolph nose science sparks holiday mystery
The Baltimore Suns Meredith Cohn reports on a Johns Hopkins scientist’s speculative theory that Rudolphs bright nose could come from a genetic transfer from Red Sea coral. The idea involves mobile genetic elements from viruses altering DNA to explain the guiding beacon on Santa’s sleigh.
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Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
Red Sea
Johns Hopkins University
Santa
Steve Farber
Carnegie Institution For Science
Hopkins Biology
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