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Harris & Ewing FIRST LADY CUTS BIRTHDAY CAKE FOR 'GRAY LADIES.' WASHINGTON, D.C. MAY 21. THE GRAY LADIES OF WALTER REED HOSPITAL, A VOLUNTEER NURSING SERVICE STARTED DURING THE WORLD WAR, TODAY CELEBRATED THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR FOUNDING WITH MRS. ROOSEVELT PERFORMING THE HONOR OF CUTTING THE BIRTHDAY CAKE. IN THE PHOTOGRAPH, L TO R: MRS. ROOSEVELT; GEN. WALLACE DE WITT, COMMANDING GENERAL, ARMY MEDICAL CENTER AT WALTER REED HOSPITAL; MISS MARGARET H. LOWER [1938] May 21
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American nurses pioneering in Montenegro. Miss Myrtle Dean of Atlantic, Iowa, one of the first American Red Cross nurses to land in France after war was declared (on the left) and Miss Minnie Parrishof Dalphos, New Mexico, also a Red Cross nurse on the principal street of Podgoritza, Montenegro. America women who undertook the care of the sick and dying in this distiture [sic] and war ravaged country found not only a pitiful lack of hospitals and equipment but the need for training some of the native women to take up the nursing profession and be able to 'carry' on after Red Cross operations there are discontinued. To this end several nursing classes are regularly conduct under the dire action of expert American nurses 1 September 1920 [date received]
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Harris & Ewing FIRST LADY CUTS BIRTHDAY CAKE FOR 'GRAY LADIES.' WASHINGTON, D.C. MAY 21. THE GRAY LADIES OF WALTER REED HOSPITAL, A VOLUNTEER NURSING SERVICE STARTED DURING THE WORLD WAR, TODAY CELEBRATED THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR FOUNDING WITH MRS. ROOSEVELT PERFORMING THE HONOR OF CUTTING THE BIRTHDAY CAKE. IN THE PHOTOGRAPH, L TO R: MRS. ROOSEVELT; GEN. WALLACE DE WITT, COMMANDING GENERAL, ARMY MEDICAL CENTER AT WALTER REED HOSPITAL; MISS MARGARET H. LOWER
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Medicine--Nursing--Specialities in nursing--Other special types of nursing, A-Z--War ; War nursing ; Nursing--War nursing
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American nurses pioneering in Montenegro. Miss Myrtle Dean of Atlantic, Iowa, one of the first American Red Cross nurses to land in France after war was declared (on the left) and Miss Minnie Parrishof Dalphos, New Mexico, also a Red Cross nurse on the principal street of Podgoritza, Montenegro. America women who undertook the care of the sick and dying in this distiture [sic] and war ravaged country found not only a pitiful lack of hospitals and equipment but the need for training some of the native women to take up the nursing profession and be able to 'carry' on after Red Cross operations there are discontinued. To this end several nursing classes are regularly conduct under the dire action of expert American nurses
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O'Hehir, Diana, 1929- Diana O'Hehir reads The old lady under the freeway, Period piece, Bedside, The prayer meeting at the nursing home (poems) and I wish this war were over (excerpts). Diana O'Hehir reads I wish this war were over (excerpts) Columbia, MO: American Audio Prose Library; p1990
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Ferrell, Scott J. [House Committee on Veteran's Affairs, Subcommittee on Military Personnel hearing on Persian Gulf War illnesses, showing witnesses Elaine Larsen, member of the Presidential Advisory Committee on Gulf War illnesses and Dean of Georgetown University School of Nursing, and Holly Gwin] [1997-02-11]
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Laying of the corner of the Nurses' Memorial, Bldg., Florence Nightingale School, Bordeaux, France. Miss Helen Scott Hay, Director of ARC Nursing Service in Europe, laid the first mortar on the stone, with a special trowel, acting in the behalf of the nurses of America who had raised the $50,000. fund for the Memorial, in honor of their American sister nurses who died in the line of duty during the World War 5 June 1921 [date received]
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Great Britain. War Office. Standing orders for the Royal Army Medical Corps, Royal Army Medical Corps (T.A.) Royal Army Dental Corps, Royal Army Dental Corps (T.A.) Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps and Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps (T.A.) London: H.M. Stationery Off; [n.d.]
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Laying of the corner of the Nurses' Memorial, Bldg., Florence Nightingale School, Bordeaux, France. Miss Helen Scott Hay, Director of ARC Nursing Service in Europe, laid the first mortar on the stone, with a special trowel, acting in the behalf of the nurses of America who had raised the $50,000. fund for the Memorial, in honor of their American sister nurses who died in the line of duty during the World War
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Ferrell, Scott J. [House Committee on Veteran's Affairs, Subcommittee on Military Personnel hearing on Persian Gulf War illnesses, showing witnesses Elaine Larsen, member of the Presidential Advisory Committee on Gulf War illnesses and Dean of Georgetown University School of Nursing, and Holly Gwin]
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O'Hehir, Diana, 1929- Diana O'Hehir reads The old lady under the freeway, Period piece, Bedside, The prayer meeting at the nursing home (poems) and I wish this war were over (excerpts). Diana O'Hehir reads I wish this war were over (excerpts)
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Rosener, Ann Washington, D.C. Now a full-fledged graduate nurse, Second Lieutenant Frances Bullock has entered Walter Reed Hospital where she will contribute towards the winning of the war by nursing America's wounded 1943 May
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[Frontier nursing service, inc.] Frontier nursing in war [Lexington, Ky]: [1943]
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Rosener, Ann Washington, D.C. Now a full-fledged graduate nurse, Second Lieutenant Frances Bullock has entered Walter Reed Hospital where she will contribute towards the winning of the war by nursing America's wounded
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Great Britain. War Office. Standing orders for the Royal Army Medical Corps, Royal Army Medical Corps (T.A.) Royal Army Dental Corps, Royal Army Dental Corps (T.A.) Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps and Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps (T.A.)
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Saving Montenegro's Starving War Orphans. In a sunny hospital ward at Podgoritza, Junior Red Cross nurses are saving many war orphans of Montenegro. The little boy, a tubercular, in the aisle has a stunt that pleases and amuses every hospital visitor. He salutes gravely to welcome the newcomer. The nurses here shown are Miss Minnie T. Buelhauser of N.Y.C., & Miss H.A. Wiltzius of Chicago 21 January 1920 [date received]
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Corner in a ward of General Malterre's Hospital, Paris, for re-operative surgery for men mutilated in the war. The nurse is known as Mme. Tribly and has worked as a war nurse without a single break since August 14, 1914. The American Red Cross has added to this hospital a ward for twenty beds which will be formally opened by General Malterre July first 14 June 1918
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Saving Montenegro's Starving War Orphans. In a sunny hospital ward at Podgoritza, Junior Red Cross nurses are saving many war orphans of Montenegro. The little boy, a tubercular, in the aisle has a stunt that pleases and amuses every hospital visitor. He salutes gravely to welcome the newcomer. The nurses here shown are Miss Minnie T. Buelhauser of N.Y.C., & Miss H.A. Wiltzius of Chicago
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Corner in a ward of General Malterre's Hospital, Paris, for re-operative surgery for men mutilated in the war. The nurse is known as Mme. Tribly and has worked as a war nurse without a single break since August 14, 1914. The American Red Cross has added to this hospital a ward for twenty beds which will be formally opened by General Malterre July first
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