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Said Brigadier General Frank Thomas Hines, administrator of Veterans' Affairs: "The peace of the world is in perilous plight. . . . The plans which have been developed [in this country] are for the mobilization of industry, the technological sciences, and agriculture. . . . The present complement of medical and dental officers will have to be increased from around 1,216 regulars and 18,778 reservists to a corps consisting of approximately 40,000 medical and dental officers...
...same branch with gorillas and chimpanzees, though on a separate twig. After several years the lower jaw was detached from the upper, and the crowns of the milk teeth were seen to be almost wholly human in form. Dr. William King Gregory of Columbia, a world authority on the dental development of primates, located the Taungs skull close to the point of human origin...
...Harvard National Scholarships 1,043,685.75 (4) To provide mobile funds for instruction and research not allocated to departments. Anonymous, for the encouragement of work in the physical sciences 492,636.06 Total subscriptions for the "Three Hundredth Anniversary Fund" $2,840,973.01 II (1) For endowment of the Dental School: Anonymous $7,095.22 Carnegie Corporation of New York, "in recognition of the Tercentenary" and in the interests of dental research and dental education 350,000.00 Robert A. Jackson '99 6,000.00 The John and Mary R. Markle Foundation, "to provide opportunities for improved instruction in the Dental School...
...collections of all types of medical instruments, ranging from the very crude ones of early days up to the highly developed ones of today. The center of the room is taken over by an architect's model of the Medical School today and the proposed building for the Dental School...
Last week in Manhattan, Osteopath Perrin Thacher Wilson of Cambridge, Mass., reported that for 35 years he has cured facial neuralgia by repositioning the mandibular joints. Whereas Dr. Costen uses dental crutches to realign the jaws, Dr. Wilson wriggles them into position by repeated osteopathic manipulation...