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...their little circle of despair, the play fails to call up any much stronger feeling than exhaustion. Certainly the actors are not at fault. Frederic March and Florence Eldridge, as the parents, work at the very limits of their great abilities, and the performances of Jason Robards Jr. and Bradford Dillman seem scarcely less impressive. The failure here must be laid to the playwright, whose talent, great as it was, just did not match his even greater ambitions...
...frontiers of medicine as reported last week to the A.M.A.: ¶Anesthesia for major surgery is usually a complex procedure to kill pain, induce sleep and relax the muscles, and needs half a dozen chemicals. From the Brooklyn VA Hospital, Drs. Henry I. Lipson and Henry R. Bradford reported that they can achieve all three results more simply by giving a narcotic, alpha-prodine, in combination with a narcotic antagonist to cut down the danger of arresting the breathing mechanism. In 78 cases of major surgery (including 22 in the abdomen, 5 in the heart, 21 in the brain...
...President Donold Bradford Lourie, 56, succeeded retiring Chairman John Stuart, 79, as chief executive of Quaker Oats Co. Alabama-born Don Lourie, an All-America quarterback at Princeton (class of '22), joined Quaker Oats at graduation, rose in sales and advertising departments to the presidency in 1947. Named to replace Stuart as chairman in September is his younger brother, former president and vice chairman R. (for Robert) Douglas Stuart, 70, who has served the family-founded Quaker Oats for half a century, recently retired after three years as U.S. Ambassador to Canada...
Acting as chief marshal for the class will be C. Douglas Dillon, U.S. envoy to France and chairman of Dillon, Read and Company. He follows in the footsteps of Robert H. Bradford '23, ex-Governor of Massachusetts, and William G. Salton-stall '28, principal of Phillips Exeter Academy, a well-known New Hampshire boys school...
...question at issue revolved around the best practicable methods of reducing farm surpluses, improving agricultural marketing practices, and restoring the farm sector of the economy to relative parity with the rest of the nation. No decision on the winning team was rendered by the two judges, H. Bradford Westerfield, instructor in Government, and Hiram J. McLendon, assistant professor of Philosophy...