Nurses Alumni News Today

The legal fight to protect the iconic name of Home G. Phillips Hospital continues, with members of the Homer G. Phillips Nurses Alumni staging a rally on Saturday April 27

Controversy surrounds the opening of a new St. Louis hospital named after a prominent lawyer and equal rights advocate. Nurses alumni group takes legal action

A pair of noted historians will help further the cause of the Homer G. Phillips Nurses Alumni, Inc., and the organization nears its trial date in a trademark infringement case

100 Years Ago: 1923 A cow moose has been thru South Paris and several of the surrounding towns recently being seen several times. One night Mr. Moore, a night watchman,  encountered her on Main Street. The moose was coming through the lawns of Charles R. Dunham and Miss Hannah Wright and was not in the least […]

A federal trademark infringement lawsuit against developer Paul McKee, filed by the Homer G. Phillips Nurses Alumni Inc., challenging his use of the name Homer G. Phillips on a three-bed

Last year, the nurses' alumni filed a lawsuit against McKee alleging trademark infringement, false advertising, trademark dilution, and unfair competition.

As the Homer G. Phillips Nurses Alumni, Inc., copyright infringement lawsuit against developer Paul McKee moves toward a possible trial in January 2024, the group announced at a Monday rally

The Change the Name Coalition supports the Homer G. Phillips Nurses Alumni and the lawsuit to protect the copyright and removal of the name of Homer G. Phillips.

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100 Years Ago: 1921 Amidst the cheers of the crowd and the tooting of whistles and the music of the band, the auxiliary schooner "Bowdoin," built to carry