Nursing convention closes in Chicago with nurse shortage warned
The biennial National Nursing Convention in Chicago reports a critical shortage as 1700 additional nurses are needed for hospitals and military care. Union of three major nursing groups calls for accelerated training, private duty nurses to work in hospitals, and a four million dollar 1943 training appropriation. Army and Navy Nurse Corps leaders and Dr. Thomas Parran warn of looming civilian health strain and rationing of medical care and supplies.
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Chicago
Macy M. Somogyl
Johnson Scho
National League For
Eationa
American Nurses
Poglation
Learne “of Nursing Education
Glen
California
Reuvesell
National Nursing Council For Wear Service
Saunders
Curte
Army
Navy Serse Corps
Julia O. Filane
Army Nurse Corps
Mary T. Towse
Navy Nurse Corps
Thomas Parran
United States
Clu Hs
Parranabo
Terrier Attack Injures Man on Marmitten Street
A terrier bit a man on Marmitten Street and police reported the injury not believed to be serious. The incident occurred Wednesday and prompted a quick response from officers in the area.
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Fishard Helder
Graftal Teratelinw Allers
Pra
Marmitten Streey
Reriue
Mysterious Naval Story From an Ancient Serial
An obscure report suggests a distant fleet event with references to ships, air currents, and a figure named Gerrans. The text hints at a defined chronology with a central city and a notable ceremony involving a continental authority and a Venetian style banetery.
War profits questioned by manufacturers groups
Chicago May 26 The National Association of Manufacturers said profits in war industries are not typical and urged against arbitrary limits. The conference, sponsored by NOACM and the Monola Manufacturers Association, debated profit levels and tax policies while warning that excessive profits could cripple industry.
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Chicago
NOACM
Gax
SWOC Meeting Planned At Lorain Hall Wednesday Evening
Local 1H members of SWOC will gather at 8 PM Wednesday at the SWOC hall 709 Fall Twenty-eighth Street Lorain with recording secretary Thomas Pyersit announcing the session. President Thorat Aluttle will preside and attendance was urged.
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SWOC
Lorain
Twain
Thomas Pyersit
Thorat Aluttle
Watomac Insurance sues over car theft and damage
The Watomac Insurance Co files suit against George Gi Spite rer at Gration for damages after a car owned by ASH Smith, stolen and later recovered, was damaged while being repaired. The insurer paid 470 pounds, with a later claim of 653 dollars. The article also notes juvenile cases and local court actions, including arrests, arraignments, and upcoming jury summonses, plus county road and landscaping contracts.
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Watomac Insurance Co
George Gi Spiterer
Ash Smith
Gees Carsee
Edebt
Sanisary
Spileez
al White
Iepaire
Smith
Laredo
Teva
Aid
Transact
Flood Tragedy In Penna Claims 32 Dead
HONESDALE Pa March 25 Officials counted 32 dead and thousands homeless as WPA workers and volunteers labored to clear wreckage from one of Pennsylvania’s worst floods. Rivers Lehigh Lackawaxen Lackawanna and Susquehanna carried away homes and crops, devastating industry sites and highland areas.
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Honesdale
Srese Muisuinz
Pennsylvania
Leiizh
Lackawaven
Lackawanta
Sehuplent Moore
Federal agency representatives to answer questions
Representatives of federal agencies will be at the Chamber of Commerce to answer questions from manufacturers and testers. The session, hosted by the Cleveland area committee with the Chamber, aims to provide guidance on regulation and financial matters and will feature agency officials and a Q A segment.
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Serere
Chamber of Commerce
Tworht
Agen vAsin Vnamnees
Prem Haven Press
Fragmentary War Briefs From Inland Asia Crisis
The report notes heightened tensions as Japanese forces advance into Indo China and threaten Yunnan. Analysts warn of deteriorating military conditions in Chekiang and surrounding areas with Allied leaders expressing cautious hope amid ongoing aerial activity and troop movements.
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Hopfensperty
Indo-China
Yunnan
Ohio Democrats Fail In Effort For Harmony
In Columbus March 24 a party bid to unify the candidate field for governor failed. Three major hopefuls met with leaders and refused to withdraw, keeping Bricker as Republican rival. Miller of Cleveland exited the race, stating he is not a candidate. Horstman Dayton and Kristey joined to seek compromise. the committee admitted no harmonizing plan emerged.
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Columbus
Mer
Thie
John W. Bricker
Columbus Moret
Hay
Miller
Cleveland
Isha
al Horstman
Dayton
Marence WH. Kristey
Conchoiman
John McSwetner
Moamter
Joseph F Ferguson
Allied Bombers Attack Invasion Bases In Pacific
Allied and American planes plus Australian forces conducted a second day of operations against Japanese invasion bases. They attacked airfields at Raulh New Britain Esland and Lae on the New Guinea coast. Japanese fighters engaged the attackers, with several fires reported at Vunhenay air field and at Vunshanay east of Rabaul.
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Melbourne
Uniteds States
Rahul
New Britain
Esland
Lae
Theorth
New Guinea
Vse
Bill Defines Any Obstruction Of Commerce As Felony
The House Judiciary committee approved a bill to bring unions within the antiracketeering act and make obstruction of commerce a felony The measure aims to repeal a recent Supreme Court decision limiting liability under the anti racketeering statute Key lawmakers cited highway robbery as an example of obstruction and urged swift action on the bill
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Chattman Hattohi
Merchants To Sell War Bonds For Fifteen Minutes
Merchants will devote fifteen minutes at noon to a sale of war bonds. A telegram from Bergama describes plan to have separate merchants sell bonds during the hour to support the Treasury Department and bolster the war effort. The event aims to test public support and encourage broader participation in bond drives.
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Elsha
Tedae
Tin Chamber of Commerce
Cfs
Fom Bergema Hfml
Tee Ny Treanury
Mittsameren
America
Fragmented World War II War Report From a Torn Page
A garbled OCR style bulletin describes enemy forces in large numbers with tanks aircraft and infantry. It mentions a comminique from a commander and claims of counter attacks and entrenched positions in a named sector with allied defenses and air power.
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Fersaitacke
Tilay
Teestions
Tryum
Hatventovo
News of Our Boys in Service at Uncle Sam Camp Grant
Word received by parents confirms Pvt. Robert Gerhart, inducted May 3, is now in a medical training battalion at Camp Grant Dinvis. Transfers from Camp Merry place him in Second Platoon Ca A with Medical Training Battalion at Camp Grant. Also noted are graduates from the Army Fort School Port Kanon Ky earning diplomas in Morse code and radio operation. Edward Nano promoted to staff sergeant, serving as photographer in Missouri.
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Robert Gerhart
Juho J. Geehart
Camp Grant
Dinvis
Pvt. Geehart
Army
Camp Merry
Armoral Forte School
Port Kanon
Elyrians
Pat
Tochard P. Cotts
Carta
Cleveland
Amd
Pat ArtHe
Takacs
Steve Takacs
Vendale St
Weatrin
Ee Mt
Tekars
Csrmice
Latt
Fiom
Lesiie PY
Lawrence
Gtn
Entrie Cate O-radin
Strel
Stuiterite
Arrka
Fred Nano
Ehaabettt Street
Edward
Japan Claims Many Allied Ships Sunk
Japan released a list claiming Allied losses since December 7, including eight battleships and numerous aircraft carriers and cruisers. It asserted 169 ships sunk or damaged totaling vast tonnage and claimed 2,274 Allied planes destroyed, as it prepared for a wartime anniversary celebration.
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Japan
Punk Wat
Marblehaw Hose
Ares Daal
United States
Southwest Pacific Battle Area
Dapan
Ammerscan
Aled
Varied Injuries Documented in Boy Scout Civilian Defense Drill
Elyria civilians staged a high school auditorium drill for a city wide test of the civil defense system. Boy Scouts acted as victims with listed injuries including broken limbs and burns. First aiders diagnosed and treated on site, with hospital transfer to verify accuracy. A wartime veteran in Willboro marked a 190th birthday anniversary.
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New York Central Railroad
Woodland Avenue
Courtland Street
Garford
Oxford Avenues
Anc
Fifth ‘Street
East Avenue
Inisuttore
Morris L. Brown
Leo Reynolds
Senate N
Filack
Biaca
Raperleners Mayer
Joseph Q. Petr
Elyria
ES. Stankant
Elycia
Elyrian High School
Alumni Banquet At School Heuer Draws Hundred Guests
More than a hundred guests attended the annual Alumni Banquet at the school heuer on Saturday evening March 2. A delicious dinner served by the PTA was followed by a short program with tributes and letters from alumni in Denver and other cities. Local officers and senior leaders were announced, and a telegram from Private Lait Logan was read.
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Lanquet
PTA
Arthur Whitaty
Ramon Sidwrith
Mervin
Army
Princial Jeunes
Aler
Tyo
Junior Davidson
Denver
Colothy
Gladys Mares
Vantin
Lait Logan
Flenda
Losnees Tethneg
Poftivers
Pres Dent
Lyndon
Kathryn Jean Franklin
Evleen Arnald
Teanitet
Matan Hanes
Daneine
Mening
Lifeless Body Of Bachelor Found In Grafton Home
The lifeless body of William Henry Rearey a Mesrareotd bachelor was found at 7 pm yesterday in the bedroom of Kle heme on Chamberlain road Grafton the victim of a suspected self inflicted wound. Authorities at the scene thought he had been dead since Sunday night a candle near his bed still burning and a .22 caliber pistol found nearby. He is survived by two sisters Mrs Charles Jackson Wakeman and Mrs Sue Durkee Elyria. Funeral services will be held at Fulton funeral home Grafton at 2 pm Wednesday with Rev Charles F L Mott officiating. Burial will be Nesbitt cemetery.
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William Henry Rearey
Kle Heme
Chamberlain Road
Grafton
Abertis
Charles Jackson
Wakeman
Sue Durkee
Elyria
Fulton Funeral Home
Gratton
Charles FL Mott
Nesbitt Cemetery
Twelve Fliers Die In Australia Crash
May 26 reports state twelve air corps fliers and Royal Australian Air Force members perished when a chartered United States airliner crashed in central Australia. The loss includes ten Army Air Corps personnel.
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Australia
American Army Air Corps
Anc
Royal Australian Air Force
Yesterdy
United States
Australa
Belief Russia Will Get More Aid From U S
A proposed new aid package for the Soviet Union was handed to Soviet Ambassador Litvinoy by Secretary Hull. The draft, reviewed with Hull, remained in draft form and was to go to Congress for approval. The envelope carrying the document was said to be in Hull's care for possible reading by others.
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Washington
Atir
Soviet Union
Ambasador Marine Litviney
Cordell Hull
Titvines
Hull
Mt War
United Nation
Socket
Hureyuag
State Department
Gasoline Rationing Seen to Save Rubber Supply
Washington May 26 Deputy Petroleum Coordinator Malph B. Davies told the Interstate Commerce subcommittee that gasoline rationing may be needed to conserve rubber and keep wartime supply lines intact. He urged public understanding of the rubber position and noted that districts with ample gasoline should endure some restrictions, stressing that such measures are essential to morale and the war effort.
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Washington
Depuity Beterleum
Malph BK. Davies Getta
Interstate Commerce
Oreson
Townsend Club To Send Delegates To Convention
Townsend Club members voted to send delegates to a Fourteenth District Rally. The meeting at the British Empire Club Hall announced the rally will be held Sunday June 7 at Werland, 18 miles east of Ravenna, departing at 2:30 p.m. A speaker is scheduled. New members joined. reports were given by Mrs. Claudse Doane president, Mrs. W Mitchell secretary, and C. E. Waltz. The program included several song sales by Mint.
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Delecater
Townsend Club
Cedar Point
Serr
Elyria Townsend Club
Sp. A
British Empire Club
Werland
Eiebt
Ravenna
Clauce Doane
W. Mitchell
Tasy
C. E-Waltz
Mint
Clash Report In Paris Amid Youth Movement Fight
Paris reports an armed clash between Marshal Henet Philippe Te taln's Youth Organization and police as gun battles erupted in the Tati quarter. Details are scarce with conflicting agency notes on who fired and who was attacked.
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London
the Exchange
Paris
Marshal Henet
Philippe Tetaln
Gerster
Potie
Bridge Survey Aimed at County Structures
A survey of all county bridges with more than a field span will be conducted by County Engineer Dey Be Patteson for the War Department. State highway division engineers at Ash Jang, led by Vance Grimes, seek width and strength data to guide army equipment movement and assess load capacity across three bridges. The work, begun in Ohio, plans completion by year end.
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Patteson
War Department
Ytter Tate
Eve
Vance Grimes
State Highway Division
Ash- Jang
Army Engineere
Winiely
Thomeye Neavy
United Ste
Ohio
Former Ohio Liquor Director Passes
Cleveland reports former Ohio Liquor Director John A. ls FE. served as state liquor director around prohibition, tied to Petersburg Florida context, burial at Artiseten National Cemetery. Also mentions Dr John Ro Nnakley, a gland specialist, passing in San Antonio hospital.
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Cleveland
John A.ls FE
Mas
Alter Ceptul
Petersburg
Fla
Artiseten National Cemetery
San Antonio
Tex
John Ro Nnakley
San Antonio Hospital
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Effie J. Taytor
the Vale School of Nursing
International
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Paaniens Aue
Reine Opalete
S.W.O.C
Altomobile
ASM
Harvard Av
Eheritfe
Ace
Revell Turner
Norwalk
Justice of the Peace
Cumminse
Asani
Jim Shen
Beretha Rosecrans
D. Overtin
James J. Herron
Laboratories of Creves
H. J. Hart
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Cours Ty Roads
William E Kane
Eastorn
Erie Avenue
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Penna
Democrats
Iail
Abbe
Pedrock
Uncle Sam
Willsboro
Samuel Chestnut
Kipton
Cna Slinchemb
Jesse Mellety Iery Hover
Meg
Bote
Mrs
Driver
Obites
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Edgar Wilms
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Hesten
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Bas Pure
Chan the Haak Property
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Serine
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Fredere
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Cemanen
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Ty Bariken
Hotrimia
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Slevttant Mey
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Jorge
Davers Mateedery Feta
Ean Miler
Rev
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Elizabeth
McDonald
Howard Teneler
C.J. Fiitth
Mes Adart
Russia
U.S
Amrrita
Eillana
Herre de Nores
Hele
Sona Pratin
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
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