Ida F. Butler
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Ida F. Butler
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Ida de Fatio Butler was an American nurse.
She graduated from the Hartford Hospital Nursing School in 1901. Butler organized two hospitals in France during World War I. In 1918 she organized the Hospital for Acute Diseases of Children in Lyons, France. From 1936 to 1939 Butler was the National Nursing Director for the American Red Cross. In January 1937, she was responsible for sending 3,600 nurses from the Red Cross to deal with the aftermath of a flood. She was the fifteenth American recipient
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American nurse
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2022-04-25T02:59:27Z
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