Word: clinics
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Many of the University buildings were turned over to the government for military use. The Dental School became a clinic; the Physchology Department gave tests for aviators and submarine operators; and members of the German Department translated papers found on enemy ships seized by the authorities. Members of the French Department, at the request of the War Department, spent the summer at West Point helping cadets become proficient in French conversation. A room in the Yard was reserved for those who wanted to speak French, with instructors and officers always present to cooperate...
...Easter church services day after her trip to Dedham, Mass, to see her niece-namesake, Eleanor Roosevelt, married to a young British architect, Edward P. Elliott. Sunday evening, Mrs. Roosevelt boarded a plane for Los Angeles to see her eldest son, Captain James Roosevelt, marry Miss Romelle Schneider, Mayo Clinic nurse...
...Davidson '95, professor of Choral Music as James Edward Ditson professor of Music; William E. Ladd as William E. Ladd professor of Surgery; Frederick R. Grace and George M. A. Hanfmann as faculty instructors in Fine Arts; Robert W. White as '25 as research associate in the Psychological clinic; and Myles La G. Mace as an assistant professor of Business and Government...
...than offsetting its demise was the advent of an NBC program called What's New. Put on by Old Gold over Manhattan's WJZ, What's New sizzled the air waves with its rhythms under the direction of Benny Goodman. Before he retired to the Mayo clinic last year with sciatica, his pie-eyed pipings were used to persuade youths to switch to Camels...
Stuart W. Cook, of Minneapolis, Ph.D. Minnesota '38, instructor and clinical psychologist at the University of Minnesota, has been appointed research associate in the Psychological Clinic, effective September...