Word: dentalized
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Samuel George Barker, a Jefferson, Iowa dentist, was happy as an autograph collector who has just discovered a Button Gwinnett in his own attic. In last week's Journal of the American Dental Association, he told all about...
...students in Arts and Sciences, 220 in Education, 36 war industry executives in the Business School, 26 in the Divinity School, 20 in the School of Design, 12 in Engineering, 17 in the Medical School, 13 in Public Administration, 14 Special Students, 15 Junior Fellows. and one in Dental Medicine...
Inductees' teeth are so bad, Major General George Lull told the American Medical Association meeting last fortnight, that if all the men with new G.I. dental plates were put cheek by jowl, there would be enough for 15 infantry divisions. (Last year alone, the Army Dental Corps drilled and filled 18,000,000 cavities.) The Dental Corps is still so hard worked that some stations have three eight-hour dental shifts a day and appointments for 4 a.m. are not uncommon...
...single company has been formed from the remaining trainees including students of language, sanitary engineering, pre-medical and pre-dental classifications...
Purser doctors also study anatomy (from books, not from cadavers), are taught the use of a few anesthetics and surgical instruments, including dental forceps. But they are warned not to practice surgery unless absolutely necessary...