Word: donor
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Stone finally fits a thyroid or parathyroid graft into a new body, the graft suffers no shock, takes firm and lasting root, grows and supplies essential hormones. In the Stone technique whole glands are not necessary for grafting. A few strong cells suffice, and their surrender causes the donor no discomfort...
...Harvard Club of San Francisco is the donor of two of the latest awards. One, the Harvard Club of San Francisco Scholarship, has been presented to Phillip A. Kennedy 1L, of Palo Alto, California. The other, the William Thomas Scholarship, was awarded to Frank J. Kockritz, Jr. 2L, of Berkeley, California...
...Boston, physician-in-charge at the Faulkner Hospital; Henry S. Grew '96, of Boston, the only layman on the committee; Dr. Edward B. Krumbhar '03, of Philadelphia, professor of Pathology at the University of Pennsylvania; and Dr. Ernest G. Stillman '08, of New York City, a relative of the donor of the infirmary...
...that many of his accusations were just not true; that by omitting many material facts he suggested conditions which did not exist. At the same time Texaco announced the election of three new directors representing estates of Texaco founders and the resignation of Henry G. Lapham, Boston broker and donor of Yale's famed field house, who had wanted to leave Texaco for the last six months. Oilmen nodded knowingly at Texaco's explanation of the real reason for Mr. Holmes's present accusation: "Mr. Holmes's resignation was not due to differences of opinion...
...Bechtel, the donor of the prize, is a New York lawyer who completed a course in the Harvard Law School...