Army Medics Face Major Tasks After European War
Washington reports that Army Medical Corps units plan extensive postwar work after Europe closes. About 3 million troops must receive examinations before redeploying to the Pacific or discharge, with medical records safeguarded and some soldiers reassigned or treated for diseases before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
Pacific
United
United States
Army
Faume Medical
Army Surgeon General's Office
United States Public Health Service
Wartime medical screening aims to speed homeward troops
Article details a pre-ship medical examination program to reduce bottlenecks, using battalion dogs and field inspectors to assess millions of soldiers before leaving Europe. It notes priorities for ship space, safety checks, and moving equipment to the Pacific, with surplus items allocated to civilian relief.
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Europe
Pacific Theater
AHL
Orient
United States
Army Civil Affairs Division
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Local Notes Highlight Ills and Visits Across Town
Shushan Frank Partridge is ill at his home era. Paul F. Chagnon of Staten Island is spending several days at his home here. Mrs Frank Jamison is ill at the home of Mr and Mrs B F Jamison in Eagleville. Herman Kruse and son Edward of Schenectady spent the weekend at their home here. Miss Jean Copeland of Albany spent last weekend with Mr and Mrs William Hagleville. Mrs Maek Hagleville is in a Boston hospital for treatment and observation. The Married Couples Club met Monday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Anderson Foster. Sir and Mrs Roy Munroe of Hoosick Falls were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Paul Hedges. Mrs Clerk Wright and son.
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Italy
Mary McCoy
Grece Clayton
Granville
Jay Nelson
John Nelson Sundar
David Brown
William Hunt
Salem
Roy Brown
Murray Hollow
Elora’De-Ridder
Dorothy Bandel
Cobbleskill School
Eitsie Bander
State Teachers’ College
Albany
John Bandel
Women’s Missionary Society of
The
United Presbyterian Church
Paul F. Chagnen
Listen Rich
Charles Hedges
Blanche Jonson
Mary Stasse
Stapley Bodkin
Cossaguas
and Mirs
Clark Wright
Mary, Bodkin
Frank Partridge
Paul F. Chagnon
Staten Islands
Frank Jamison
B. F. Jamison
Eagleville
Herman Kruse
Edward
Schenectady
Jean Copeland
William
Maek Hagleville
Boston
Anderson Foster
Roy Munroe
Hoosick Falls
Paul Hedges
Clerk Wright and Son
Quadruplets See Taxes As Tiny Earners
The Cirminello quadruplets born in Philadelphia paid their first income tax at six months old. Father Joseph Cirminello notes the babies earned from endorsements and milk-company ventures, while mother Kathleen Cirminello manages the family amid tight budgets.
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Philadelphia U
al Cacsuciam
Joseph Cirminello
Stoney
Papa Cirnelle
Jrbe Securities and Exchange Commission
Wikersos
Jor
Papa
Kathleen Cristigello
Automatic incontrol unit described by Sal Electric Co
Details disclosed in Schenectady show an automatic incontrol designed to simplify the pilot’s job. The unit combines three engine control operations and uses mechanical means to assure constant power. Names and weights appear in a garbled section with several children’s names and weights listed among unclear text.
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Sal Electric Co
War Department
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California
Haiti
Penn
Oace
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Abingdon
Lustreware
Crownford Art
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Moorcroft
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Shushan
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Fifth Ave
M. W. Locke
T. Arthur Canes
Andes
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Gordon L.hayes
River, Cor. Fulton
Michael
Omy
Poy
Maureen
Eileen
Havaleen
Norwich
RCC Ee
Sherwin-Williams
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Sherwin-Williams Paints
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