Cadet Nurses Complete Enrollment At Hospital Here
Winchester Memorial Hospital approves the Cadet Student Nurse Program and will place enrolled students in military uniforms as part of the war effort. Insignia are being awarded for in uniform. Names listed include Catherine Baker Staunton Dorothy Harrington Ivill e Virginia, Dorothy Lockhart Bridgeport West Virginia, Mildred Middleton Strasbourg Virginia, Jean Miller Rockville Maryland, Opal Oates Gore Virginia, Lena Palmer Covington Kentucky, Ruth Statham Hawthorne New Jersey, Frances Wallace War Gente Virginia.
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Winchester Memorial Hosptal
Photographic Exhibit Planned at Winchester Hospital
The Entertainment Committee of the Newton D. Baker General Council for Winchester announces a photographic exhibit to be shown at the hospital for convalescent soldiers. Contributors should bring mounted photos to Mrs. Jolliffe's Studio at 15 N dock Street, Winchester, by March 15 1944. Images should be in mats 11x14 or 16x20 with exhibitor name. titles preferred. Judges from the towns will award ribbons.
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Newton D. Baker General Council
Winchester
Hospital Inburg
Answers to the Daily Quiz Corrected for Pace 4
The quiz results list the correct responses: 1 Germany 2 212 degrees F 3 Minnehaha 4 Massachusetts 5 Sam Rayburn 6 Samuel Gompe e Stephen Collins Foster. Lightning rod 9 The Book of Judges 10 True Resolve Now To Do Your Full Duty In 1944.
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Pace
Germany
Minnehaha
Massachusetts
Sam Rayburn
Samuel Gompe
Stephen Collins
Foster
Lightning Rod
The
Book of Judges
True
Stamp Redemption Notice for Meats and Fuel Oil
Associated Press announces stamp validity details for books three and four covering meats fats and spare stamps V through Z with various expiration dates. Fuel oil period three through February 21 in the South and March 13 elsewhere, period four through September 30, period five through September 30 in the Midwest and South. Coupons specify 10 gallons per unit and multiple units per coupon.
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Associated Press
Far West
Mid
Birth of baby girl at Memorial Hospital in Stephens City
Mr and Mrs Ray Carter welcome a baby girl born Friday morning at Memorial Hospital. Peggy Seveniaer, now Mrs Carter, is the mother. Various local residents, including the Lemleys, Chapmans, Bartlow family, and others from Winchester and Martinsburg, visited or were listed as guests in recent days. Pvt Sylvia Boone of Fort Meade has been honorably discharged for illness and returned home.
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Jack
William Kerr Lemley
Annapolis Naval Academy
Sylvia Boone
Fort Geo. Meade
Lehring Staples
Buchannan
C. E. Staples
Lloyd Argenbright
Harrisonburg
Paul Flowers
W. W. Cooley
Middletown
Bob Brown
Martinsburg
Lomax Parker
Record Christmas Seal Sale Hits New Virginia High
Virginia Tuberculosis Association reports 1943 Christmas seal sales totaling 264 225.97 with final county reports expected to push total above 280 000. Miss Ellen H. Smith says generosity and vigorous army campaign contributed to the record amid wartime TB concerns.
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Virginia
Virginia Tuberculosis Association
Ellen H. Smith
State Association
Miss Smith
Virginia Raises Funds for Tuberculosis Seals
Workers aware of tuberculosis note an upsurge in need. The 1943 total of 280000 dollars compares to 233030 dollars raised in Virginia in 1942 from Christmas seals, a 20 percent increase to support tuberculosis eradication efforts.
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Virginia
Eggs Must Be Graded For Virginia Support Prices
Government support prices for eggs apply only to eggs graded by a licensed grader. With over 60 grading stations in Virginia, the War Food Administration will purchase graded eggs when prices fall to the support level. Arrangements link Southern States Marketing Cooperative in Richmond and Roanoke, Cooperative Farm Bureau in Harrisonburg and Staunton, and Armour and Company in Roanoke for grading.
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Harry L
Virginia Agricultural Extension Division
War Food Administration
Moore
Southern States Marketing Cooperative
Richmond
Roanoke
Cooperative Farm Bureau
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Armour and Company
Medicated powder marketed for diaper rash relief
A historic drug product advertised as a medicated powder for men or boys, claimed to soothe diaper rash and provide family use. The item emphasizes simple ingredients and skin comfort, targeting caregivers seeking gentle relief for infants.
Distribution Shift Sheds Light on WFA Receiving Strategy
The fragment notes that goods were sold direct to the WFA's Office of Distribution and discusses impracticality of establishing a receiving station at every community location, highlighting logistical constraints in the system.
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WFA
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Coca-Cola Company
Winchester Cocoa-Cola Bottling Works
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