Identifier	VC013033
Title	Noodle factory, 21st General Hospital, Mirecourt, France, 1945
Date.Original	1945
Date.Digital	2003-03-10
Description.Physical	1 photographic print - b&w - 10 x 13 cm.
Description	1st Lt. Kathleen R. Creech, head dietician, began an 'Italian Noodle Factory' in the Central Surgical Patients Mess to make pasta noodles and ravioli for the messes. The dough was made, rolled out into thin sheets, cut into strips, and then hung on racks to dry. After drying, the noodles were ready to issue to all of the messes. Standing in the foreground are T/4 Anthony Fezza, Lt. Henke (a dietician on attached duty with the 21st), PFC Gilbert Clark, 2nd Lt. Catharyn McAndrew, and T/4 Curtis Lamb. In the background are PFC Orville Hoie and Pvt. Leon Boydston.
Notes	Photo by Sgt. Harry S. Mueller, Jr.
Provenance	Gift - Lee D. Cady, MD - 1969 - (69-008)
Subject.PersonalName	Boydston, Leon R.; Clark, Gilbert (World War II soldier); Fezza, Anthony; Hoie, Orville P.; Lamb, Curtis R.; McAndrew, Catharyn K.
Subject.Corporate	United States. Army. 21st General Hospital
Subject.MeSH	Mirecourt (France)
Subject.LCSH	World War, 1939-1945 -- Hospitals; Kitchens
Subject.Keyword	Ravenel Hospital (Mirecourt, France)
Subject.Geographic	Hospitals, Military; Food Service, Hospital; Military Personnel
Source	VC013
Collection Name	Medicine in Times of Need - 21st General Hospital, Base Hospital 21
Relation.IsPartOf	General Hospital 21
Publisher	Bernard Becker Medical Library, Washington University School of Medicine
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Format	jpeg
Coverage	France -- Lorraine -- Vosges -- Mirecourt
Type	Photographs
Online Exhibit	http://beckerexhibits.wustl.edu/gh21/index.htm
Contributing Institution	Bernard Becker Medical Library, Washington University School of Medicine
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