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Robert Scott Lovett, chairman (died June 19) 36,000 Charles Bronson Seger, chairman of executive committee...
Married. Mrs. Helen McMahon Brady, widow of James Cox Brady, financier, sportsman, philanthropist; and Charles Suydam Cutting, New York sportsman, cousin of New Mexico's Senator Bronson Cutting; in Gladstone...
...Carlson was born to a healthy Minnesota seamstress and a factory stoker. As often occurs, something had happened to his brain. Professor Bronson Crothers, Harvard neurologist & pediatrician, tells his students: "It is probable that injury of the central nervous system during birth, or immediately thereafter, accounts for more than half of the deaths of viable babies. Furthermore, it is almost certain that such injuries are responsible for the disability of more children suffering from organic diseases of the nervous system than any other single etiologic factor except infantile paralysis...
...troubled times of today the need of such a man is all too sorely felt. He was an optimist, filled with a tremendous and awful faith in the possibilities of man. Yet the flaws of human contrivance did not escape him: he shunned Bronson Alcott's Brook Farm, not from a lack of interest, but because the communal ideal was repugnant Emerson was an individualist. Intellectually the quiet minister of Concord was a swashbuckler whose doctrine his neighbors feared, but "the tone was so well-bred withal that much dangerous doctrine was overlooked for the manner of the presentation." Such...
...members of the Harvard faculty who have lent their names to the scheme, two, H. W. Smyth '78, professor of Greek Literature emeritus, and Bronson Crothers '05, assistant professor of Pediatrics, who is president of the board, have already been connected with the school...