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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1945

Page

5

Dates For fin fung Be Terarne Bavié te lepigy

Gan We é. July 15 meet depending upah Princes 76 i Heaker Nehtesentali Judd believes there is final meeting oh ae Maynard nly stated whi odo with 20 ein Welfare fins the second highest membership of any state social welfare conference in The hallohard is exceeded only by that of New York. Dry R. He Dolvard president of the LDSW said that the groupe now has more thit 2600.

Upah Heaker Nehtesentali Judd Hallohard New York Dry R. He Dolvard LDSW Hanson Baldwin New York Times

Postwar need for scientific training in national security

A United Feature Syndicate column from 1945 argues for clear policy on scientific and medical training for national security. It cites the National Research Council and American Council on Education findings, notes projected doctor shortfalls, and discusses selective service, civilian medical education, and funding barriers. It calls for urgent action to ensure future doctors and scientists.

National Research Council American Council On Education Morris Fishbein Vicstor Johnson American’ Medical Association Washington AMA Selective Service Navy Army Lewis Hershey Idvurshey James Forrestal Council On Education Congress United Feature Syndicate The

Summer Term At Oberlin Begins on July 5

Oberlin College will start its Summer Term on July 5 following a two day orientation for about 40 male students, with several transfer women. On July 3 lunch and a general meeting in Carnegie Library precede photos for records and a talk on library use. A picnic at dean E. F. Bosworth’s home and activities showcase follows, then aptitude tests and physical exams cap the orientation week.

Oberlin Oberlin College Carnegie Library E. F. Bosworth

John Harnish Returns To Idaho Set

Sergeant John Harnish, a radio operator on a B 24 Liberator, departed Wednesday morning to return to Home Air Field Idaho after a 22 day furlough at his parents home on West River road. His sister PiElla rang Harnish with the WAC recently returned to her station. Other sister Lt Barney Harnish, now at Crile Hospital after basic at Fort Knox and overseas exam, is the son-in-law of the Harnish family. George H Eddy was promoted to.

John Harnish Moorning Home Air Field Idaho West River Road Pelly Haid Pei Ella Harnish WAC General Hospital Staven Island New York George H. Eddy

MM Gye ot duné 1 in East Indies and Philippines service

A fragment notes a machinist mate Eddy aboard an S S T i in the invasion of the Philippines, stationed in New Guinea and Australia. It mentions his wife Bonita and a calf herd owned by Raymond Edwards that escaped with a buck and two does before being found in the woods.

Hin East Indies Mate Eddy S.S Philippines New Guiney Australia Bonita Raymond Edwards

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