Loyola News: Loyola Hospital Unit

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Title

Loyola News: Loyola Hospital Unit

Description

An article describes the new location of the 108th Army General Hospital, sponsored by Loyola University, at the Hospital Beaujou in Clichy, France.
"The 108th Army General Hospital, sponsored by Loyola University, is now located at The Hospital Beaujou in Clichy, France, two and one half miles outside of Paris, it was announced at the University on October 19th.
This Loyola-staffed hospital is reported to be the largest that the army has taken over anywhere in the world. It is eleven stories high, the top four floors being devoted entirely to operating rooms. It has the latest and best equipment and is receiving blood from the U.S. that is four days old.
The hospital's personnel, under the command of Lt. Col. William J. Vynalek, consists of 60 doctors and dentists from the Loyola University schools of Medicine and Dentistry, 115 nurses from Loyola affiliated hospitals, and 800 enlisted men, many of whom are former Loyola students. The Chaplain of the hospital is Capt. George L. Warth, S.J., former Loyola Medical School regent. He was one of the first Jesuits to go on active duty in World War II."

Date, date span, or circa acceptable

1944-10-23

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Loyola News, 1944-10-23, page 3, Loyola Hospital Unit

Sources archive, University Archives and Special Collections or Women and Leadership Archives

University Archives and Special Collections

Source

University Archives and Special Collections, Loyola News, 1944-10-23, page 3, Loyola Hospital Unit

Subject

Loyola University Chicago
World War II

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Contact the Loyola University Chicago Archives and Special Collections, archive@luc.edu, for permission to copy or publish.

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Loyola News: Loyola Hospital Unit