Alabama medical college proposed in Birmingham
Alabama items note a proposed four year medical college in Birmingham. Other Birmingham news include the death of WH Black at the Slag Co plant in Ensley, plus retirements and appointments in Red Cross and federal probation offices. A request for more blood plasma donations was issued.
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Alabama
Birmingham
YORK
Go’ Hern
Lancaster
Buffalo Council
Canisius College
Buffalo
OPA
Bruno Luczak
John Knight
Jeanette H. Miller
Inslee
New York City
William Henry Hyde
Albany
Connecticut and Georgia political shifts and wartime measures
Wartime actions span Hartford and Norwalk in Connecticut appointing officials, firing workers for war placement, and a 48 hour work week for 12,800 state employees. Georgia renews leadership at Georgia Teachers College while public safety measures and state reforms reshape governors’ offices, plus local civil and social changes across multiple states.
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Colorado
Gus Anderson
Weld County
Denver
Nelson C. Handy
Vivian
Continental Air Lines
Denver-Kansas City
R. K. Goddard
Secret Service
Republic
State Game and Fish Commission
Washington
Pasqualina Lombardi
Connecticut
Hartford
Baldwin
Frank Stack
Norwalk
Donald Galway
Harry D. Williamson
Reynolds
Electric Boat Co
Groton
Bensee Brashear Simmons
Zalmon G. Simmons
Mattress
Bridgeport
Russell Andrews
Willimantic Police Court
Chicago
Peorie Masonic Lodge
Illinois Swine Growers
Aurora
Ilinois
Bieny
Tuinois Farms
Ake View Lutheran Church
Fine Christy
Tug Teat
Jackson Boulevard
Williane Dee Long
Readhouse
Hardin County
Elizabethtowna
Man Confuses War For Another, Claims Amnesia
John Pic kula, a 32 year old California resident, told officers he thought the war was over while admitting failure to register for the draft. He cited amnesia, believing he was recalling a previous conflict rather than the current draft law.
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Maissouri
St. Louis
Missouri
Jefferson City
Dot
Ralph Coghlan
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
State Capitol
Los Angeles
Calif
John Pickula
Pickula
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Arkansas
Nets
Mena
Earl Page
Little Rock
Louisiana
Tennessee
J. W W. Grant
Russellville
Wiliam Lee Palmer
Blytheville
Adkins
California
San Francisco
Lyman Young
Bay Area
Upland
Jesse James
A. H. Giannini
Loyola University
Georgia
Warvin S. Pittman
Farmedee
Georgia Teachers’ College
Statesboro
Public Safety
John E. Goodwin
Atlanta
Port of Atlants
Illingis
Indiana
Bedford
Surat
Howard
Ens
Valparaissame
Seled
Stik
Baw
RB. J. Milner
Montrose
Pennsylvania Railroad
Indianapolis
Edward F. W. Crawford
LaPorte
Evansville State Hospital
Iowa
Des Moines
Carl H. Banuhkendick
Jefferson
Henry Meidbrink
Plymouth County
Mereford Association
Cedar Rapids
Bell
Bennett
Kentucky
Fayette County
Bowling Green
Harlan’s
Moose Club
Hayden Carroll
Sadler
Rhode Island
Lexington
New York
Detroit
Louisville
Paaene Autusius DR. Piggin
Bar Harbor
Lyle Smith
James W. Remick
U. S.-Germany
Kittery Point
Maryland
John W. Garrison
Baltimore
Lee Uhler
Iron and Steel Co
Baltimore Yacht Club
Sue Island
Anna Stansbury
Allen Willey
Annapolis
Helen Aileen Randle
Young Willey
Massachusetts
New Haven
Hyannis
Thomas H. McCormack
Newton
Coast Guard
Attleboro
Bay State
Lowell
Haverhill
Glynn
Rainbow Cafe
Wingate
Medford
Palmer
Cambridge
Elks
Richard
John Manson
Princeton
John J. Pope
The
New York Sun
Barrington
Prinnesota
Inceme
State Senate
Henry HM. Bank
Minneapolis
Red Cross
Wise River
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Bill T. Dee
Charles A. Brasier
Polaris
Pete Cashmore
Dillon
Nebraska
Omahe
Orasha
Oquinha
Barber College
Douglas Street
Omaha
New Mexico
Tingley
Albuquerque
Harold Sellers
Rio Grande Valley
Roy
Floyd Lee
San Mateo
New Belico Wool Growers Association
Thomas P. Gable
New Egexico
Santa Fe
Horth
Wilson
Nancy Brickman
Cbs
RLY
iGiut
Lake
Elie
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