Word: cleveland
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Cleveland doctors were so excited by an explanation of high blood pressure which Professor Harry Goldblatt of Western Reserve University gave them at an informal lecture in St. Luke's Hospital last week that they let the cat out of the satchel, took the edge off the effect his report will have before the American College of Physicians at St. Louis a fortnight hence. Dr. Goldblatt was frankly miffed...
...operation on the nervous system, such as Cleveland's Surgeon George Washington Crile advocates, prevented high blood pressure in dogs whose kidney arteries Dr. Goldblatt clamped. Excising the adrenals prevented and cured the high blood pressure. But no adrenalectomized creature, including man, can live more than a few months. So Dr. Goldblatt, with a good explanation for high blood pressure in his notebook, does not know what to do about...
...warning against the inflationary upward spiral in commodities was admittedly in order, President Roosevelt moved onto spongy ground in some of his examples and explanations. Commenting on the President's observation that trouble followed when the curve of durable goods industries passed the curve of consumer goods industries, Cleveland Trust Co.'s Leonard P. Ayres noted: "The recovery in durable goods is always faster than in nondurable goods. ... It is true that improvement in durable goods is greater than in nondurable, but it is also true that most of the men still unemployed need to be employed...
...Cleveland, Joseph J. ("Flying Dutchman") Dunkel, professional parachute jumper who has made 2.226 'leaps from airplanes and balloons without injury, was hospitalized after tumbling off the end of a parked truck...
Expressing herself as "very impressed" by the record of this year's Crimson swimming team, she said she had run into Bob Kiphuth, Eli mentor, at Cleveland, and "had a great time razzing him about the licking he took." She was under Kiphuth's tutelage during the 1928 Olympics, when "I was too young to drink...