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hospital news
Mrs. Wilma Crawford has been a
medieal patient.
Hilya Stenvall who makes her
home with the Hoehns is convuleH
cing from surgery.
Mrs, Flora Newcomb was hospital
ized several days for medical treat
ment,
Joyce Smelcer of Fairbanks was
admitted on ‘‘‘hursday for mfedical
care.
Little Virginia Ezi of ^klutne
was a medical patient for several
days.
After treatment for a few days,
Peter Kallander will be going to
Eklutna,
Elsie Neufeld and Delores Schrock
hospital nurses, are on their vaca
tion. They p;anned to visit Seward,
Homer, Seldovia, and 'other points
south.
DR. ALBRECHT TAKES OVER NEW DUTIES.
.Cont, ffrom PP. 1
the Matanuska valley during the
establishment df the -project for re
habilitation of rural Alaska. Dr.
Albrecht set up the medical program,
built the new hospital at Palmer,
Alaska, anutf..ja.c.t4d as Superintendent <
of this institution until his. entry
into the Armed Forces in 1941,
During this time, he. was the
Medical Director and Physician and
Surgeon for the Alaska Rural Rehab
ilitation Corporation and. later the
Matanuska ''alley Farmers Co-operat
ing Association. He was Contract
Surgeon for the Eklutna v optional
School, Office of Indian Affairs and
designated physician for the Veter
ans.' .Administration.
-tTfider the territorial Department •
of Health's Program for Maternal an
and Child Welfare* a demonstration
center,was established at the Valley
Hospital under his direction. The
Children's; Bureau assisted financi
ally'during this period in carrying
out this Drocram. i
In 1940, Dr. Albrecht was select
ed by the Territorial department >of
Health for post graduate study ie
obstjsfcvics and pediatrics. An active
program of, public health activities
wad conducted in the Matapuakn Valley
in cooperation with the Territorial
Department, of health, during‘Dr.
Albrecht’s appointment as Medical
director of the Hospital,
In November 1941, Dr. Albrecht
was called to active duty In the
rank of Captain. He was appointed as
tfard hurgeon in charge of’ a surgical
vjard-fct/the Station; Hospital, Port
libnard'son,. Iii..a few months,-he was
appointed as Chief of the Surgical
Cont, on pp. 11