Word: benjamin
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Clarence I. Lewis '06, formerly assistant professor, becomes associate professor of philosophy, an in the School of Public Health. Dr. Benjamin White becomes assistant professor of bacteriology and immunology and preventive medicine and hygiene. Kirtley F. Mather, who lectured here on geology last year is appointed associate professor of physiography. Warren M. Persons is reappointed professor of economics, and Stephen F. Hamblin is reappointed director of the Botanic Garden...
...editorial board consists of : Joseph Cullen Ayer, of the Episcopal Divinity School, Philadelphia; Benjamin W. Bacon, of the Yale Divinity School, New Haven; William H. P. Hatch, of the Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge; Charles Michael Jacobs, of the Lutheran Theological Seminary, Mount Airy, Pa.; Frederick William Loetscher, of Princeton Theological Seminary; William Walker Rockwell, of Union Theological Seminary, New York; and Henry Herman Meyer, of the International Sunday School Association and Lesson Committee. Judge Rogers, now aged 70, was admitted to the Bar in 1877. He served as chairman of the World's Congress on Jurisprudence and Law Reform...
Newspapers throughout the country, including The New York Times of Jan. 31, 1924, gave publicity recently to the announcement that one Pierson Worrall Banning of Los Angeles had been awarded ?2,500 as the Major Award of the Benjamin Franklin Fund for a book on Mental and Spiritual Healing. The announcement also said that Charles P. Steinmetz got the second award of ?1,000 for a privately published treatise The Nervous System as a Conductor of Electrical Energy and that a minor award had gone to a Japanese living in Tokyo. It was said that Banning's book...
...Journal of the American Medical Association, after an investigation "does not hesitate to express the opinion that the so-called Benjamin Franklin Fund does not exist and that the alleged major award to Banning is as big a hoax as the resurrection stunt at the Albany County Hospital." The latter allusion refers to a former incident in which Banning was involved. During the summer of 1923 newspaper editors received four typewritten pages, legal size, purporting to come from the Albany Chamber of Commerce. It dealt with the "most remarkable case in modern medical science" that had recently happened...
...year from September 1, 1924,--Alfred Chester Hanford, Ph.D., Director of the Summer School of Arts and Sciences and of Education; Julian Laurence Holley, A.M., Benjamin Peirce Instructor in Mathematics; and James McCauley Landis, A.B., Research Fellow...