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...group were Oliver Cope '23, assistant professor of surgery, to replace Edward D. Churchill '02, John Homans Professor of surgery, Donald L. Augustine, associate professor of comparative pathology and tropical medicine, a new appointment, George W. Thorn, associate professor of the theory and practice of physic, to replace Walter Bauer, associate professor of medicine, and Frederick J. Stare, assistant professor of nutrition, a new appointment...
...RUSSELL BAUER...
...volume of business," says Harry J. Bauer, vice president of New York Steam Corp., "is in the hands of the Lord." He can prove his point statistically: in 1940, when the average temperature during the heating season was 42 degrees (v. a "normal" of 43.2), New York Steam made $504,000; in 1941, when the thermometer averaged a muggy 45.5, the company lost...
...last week-though New York City was still digging itself out of a blizzard-even fatalistic Harry Bauer would admit that he owed his booming business more to the war than to the Lord. For the East Coast fuel-oil crisis had sent customers scurrying to buy steam a la carte instead of trying to generate their own. This plays right into the hands of New York Steam, which already has its mains running through the heart of the city...
...Edison Co. of New York) is still only mildly optimistic about the boom. For one thing, they have signed up just about all the big new customers in the area they serve. Besides, once the war is over, the U.S. will again be flooded with oil. And, despite Harry Bauer's faith in the Lord, an act of man like a cut in oil prices can slash New York Steam's earnings just as fast as an act of God like a run of warm weather...