Word: clinics
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Married. Dr. Hugh Cabot, 66, consulting surgeon at Rochester, Minn.'s famed Mayo Clinic, militant advocate of socialized medicine; and Elizabeth Cole Amory, 36-year-old widow; both for the second time; in Hingham, Mass...
...dental clinic proper, held at the schools, accomplished a large volume of work through the assistance of 20 volunteer graduate dental surgeons and hygienists. Nearly the whole fourth year class gave their services with the result that, after a clinic every Tuesday evening beginning in January, the following was achieved: 396 fillings; 73 extractions; 49 examinations; 49 prophylaxes, and 52 mouths completely restored...
...Roosevelts were concerned, man-of-last-week was a 36-year-old surgeon at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester. Minn.-Dr. Howard Kramer ("Howdie") Gray, son of Vice Chairman Carl Gray of the Union Pacific R. R. and Harriette Flora Gray, the Golden Rule Foundation's Mother-of-the-Year for 1937 (TIME. May 3, 1937). Perennial president of his Princeton class (1923), as famed in college for his unobtrusive Christianity as for his athletic ability (varsity football end), this model son of model parents is recognized by the Doctors Mayo as their crack stomach surgeon. Because Son James...
...Field in New York ten hours, 32 minutes and 20 seconds later, faster by a half-hour than any transport plane had ever made the trip before. At an average altitude of 17,000 feet, Howard Hughes and companions found the new oxygen mask comfortable, efficient. Designed by Mayo Clinic Surgeon Richard Lovelace, the mask mixes air with oxygen, eliminates sore throats from raw oxygen fed by other devices. Unimpressed was Howard Hughes when unofficial timers informed him he had set a new record for big ships. Said he: "I am not interested any more in breaking records...
...opening 36 pages consist of slum vignettes, gangrenous clinical talk and last-ditch confessions derived from Celine's medical practice in a Paris charity clinic. (He still clings to this job, which pays about $60 a month, although he has salted away some $25,000 in royalties.) These pages give readers a sickening jolt. But Celine's purpose is apparently to show that neither Ferdinand (his autobiographical main character) nor the world has improved since his boyhood...