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THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS
lay,
WESTERN AREA
Date
October 17, 1967
M
To
Miss Jeanne Durr
Assistant National Director
5
Nursing Services
acil
American Red Cross
P
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
Subject Miss Marie F. Catania, No. 5535
F
From
Shirley A. Meyer
F
Re: Our memo 9/1/66
ci
Your memo 9/6/66
As the files indicate, Miss Catania is a World War I Red Cross nurse, who
for World War I Red Cross nurses, since the "military takes care of their
Delano in 1914. She, again, is inquiring as to possible benefits or pension
served in Italy in 1918-1919 and hasva Red Cross nurse card signed by Jane
C
nurses." I briefly explained the eligibility rules necessary for military
to receive such benefits, i.e. full active duty or part active and of
nurses part reserve activity for twenty years. This explanation seemed to be
some benefit.
&
I have a feeling she heard of or saw your picture with another nurse "pinned"
by Jane Delano in Fairbanks!
She has recently moved from the Continental Hotel to the Granada Hotel,
1000 Sutter, in San Francisco.
I here in San Francisco and she has attended some of them. However, for
mentioned to her the annual Jane Delano tea held at the Golden Gate
she chapter, still feels that the Red Cross should do "something" (financial?) know
the World War I nurses--even if they only served for one year! "You
we had a chance to be federalized!"
agreement that I'd call her if any further action is taken by the Cross.
This above is for your information, and we left the conference with Red the
Sheally
Shirley A. Meyer
Director, Nursing Services
5
5
3
9,
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