Word: kirke
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Confirmed the nomination of suave Career Man Alexander Kirk as Ambassador to Italy...
...FLORENCE KIRK, Philadelphia-born dramatic soprano, who sang Donna Anna in Don Giovanni with a few vocal wobbles, but who acted it like an attractive conflagration...
...Cadet Nurse Corps, set up and financed by the Government to give free training to women, has contributed only a small percentage of its graduates to the Army. The rest have dropped out or gone into nonmilitary nursing jobs which have been ruled "essential." Major General Norman T. Kirk, Surgeon General, thinks the Army could draw 10,000 from the 209,000 women in civilian nursing without hurting the civilian sick. To 27,000 of these who had been classified as I-A material for Army service, Corps director Colonel Florence A. Blanchfield wrote letters of appeal. She got only...
...people who must work in heavily infected woods, the Public Health Service advises others to de-tick themselves every few hours by using tweezers or paper to pick the ticks off-thus keeping the germs (if any) off the hands. The Army's Surgeon General Norman T. Kirk reports that sulfur dusted into shoes and clothes will keep the ticks away...
Major General Norman T. Kirk, U.S. Army Surgeon General, went to Battle Creek, Mich, to pin the U.S.'s second highest honor on Chaplain Hoffmann, who is convalescing in Percy Jones General Hospital. He came unscathed through the Tunisian and Sicilian campaigns, lost his left leg and suffered severe wounds in the fighting near Cassino...