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Story March 8, 1943

The Ypsilanti Daily Press

Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan

What is this article about?

Helen Corman, a 1914 University of Michigan graduate from Ann Arbor, heads to Washington D.C. for Red Cross training to serve as a staff assistant at overseas fighting fronts, preferring China or Australia. She admires the organization's efforts to bring home comforts to soldiers.

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Helen Corman to Serve as Red Cross Assistant

Ann Arbor, Mar. 8—Helen Corman, 50s Monroe St., a University graduate of 1914, has gone to Washington, D. C., where she will be given a short training course before setting sail for one of America's fighting fronts abroad to serve as a Red Cross staff assistant.

After graduation in June 1941, Miss Corman went to work for the Detroit Free Press as a society reporter. In February of last year she was hired by the Ford Bomber Plant as a salvage inspector.

Describing herself as an admirer of the Red Cross program which "brings his own home" to the absent soldier, Miss Corman said she will assist in recreational activity and prefers to be stationed in China or Australia.

What sub-type of article is it?

Biography Heroic Act

What themes does it cover?

Bravery Heroism Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Red Cross World War Ii Women Service Ann Arbor Overseas Assignment

What entities or persons were involved?

Helen Corman

Where did it happen?

Ann Arbor, Washington D. C., Abroad (China Or Australia)

Story Details

Key Persons

Helen Corman

Location

Ann Arbor, Washington D. C., Abroad (China Or Australia)

Event Date

Mar. 8

Story Details

Helen Corman, a University graduate of 1914 from Ann Arbor, travels to Washington D.C. for Red Cross training to serve as a staff assistant at overseas fighting fronts, assisting in recreational activities and preferring China or Australia.

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