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Nurse at left, is receiving post-graduate instruction in orthopedics, one of the special fields of study included in the federal aid program for training nurses for national defense
Middle River, a small crossroads in the vicinity of Baltimore, Maryland. FSA (Farm Security Administration) housing project (later administered by National Housing Agency) for Glenn L. Martin aircraft workers. Mrs. George Davis having her child examined at the Public Health well baby clinic conducted by Dr. Ann Kent, assistant health officer of Baltimore County
Middle River, a small crossroads in the vicinity of Baltimore, Maryland. FSA (Farm Security Administration) housing project (later administered by National Housing Agency) for Glenn L. Martin aircraft workers. Mrs. George Davis having her child examined at the Public Health well baby clinic conducted by Dr. Ann Kent, assistant health officer of Baltimore County
Class of '29 (38 Photographs) - Public domain, Federal Theatre Project 1935-1939
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Nurse at left, is receiving post-graduate instruction in orthopedics, one of the special fields of study included in the federal aid program for training nurses for national defense
Nurse at left, is receiving post-graduate instruction in orthopedics, one of the special fields of study included in the federal aid program for training nurses for national defense
Nurse at left, is receiving post-graduate instruction in orthopedics, one of the special fields of study included in the federal aid program for training nurses for national defense
Civilian defense volunteers receiving instruction in proper care for man with spine injury. First aid class. New York City
To meet the tremendous demand for graduate registered nurses for total national defense, a call has been issued for 50,000 well qualified young women to enroll in the nation's schools of nursing this year. Shown above is an attractive student nurse, typical of the thousands of young women who yearly receive the finest nurse training in the world through American schools of nursing
To meet the tremendous demand for graduate registered nurses for total national defense, a call has been issued for 50,000 well qualified young women to enroll in the nation's schools of nursing this year. Shown above is an attractive student nurse, typical of the thousands of young women who yearly receive the finest nurse training in the world through American schools of nursing
A black and white photo of a group of surgeons. Office of War Information Photograph
Nurse training. Young nurses assist at an appendectomy. This is part of the training with which every student nurse must be thoroughly conversant before she completes her training. With enough students to do this type of hospital work, graduate nurses can be released for duty with the armed forces
Civilian protection. Nurses' aides and medical corps personnel turn out for drill. These two groups make up the personnel of stretcher bearers, first aid squads, casualty clearance stations, and first aid posts. Both are also assigned to hospital work in a rigorous course of training and hospital experience which is necessary to become members of their groups
Nurse at left, is receiving post-graduate instruction in orthopedics, one of the special fields of study included in the federal aid program for training nurses for national defense
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Date
01/01/1941
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United States. Office of War Information.
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