Word: fradd
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Norman W. Fradd will return Monday to his position as assistant director of physical education which he left on a leave of absence in June, 1944. An expert on physical education, he has served since his departure as a civilian consultant on rehabilitation and reconditioning, attached to the First Service command...
Adolph W. Samborski '25, who has been acting assistant director of physical training activities in Fradd's absence, will return next week to this former duties as director of intramural athletics...
...recent job Fradd supervised the remedial phase of the rehabilitation program, dealing with men in the latter stages. His work covered the entire area of New England...
...Fradd constantly enlarged his service during the year he worked for the army. He started originally at Fort Devens with 300 casualties from Lovell and Cushing General Hospitals and from several other receiving stations in the area...
After the patients increased to 1,100, Fradd moved to a new Convalescent Hospital at Camp Edwards. Finally on January 5, 1945, he inaugurated a new 6,000 bed reconditioning base hospital at Camp Edwards. The sports facilities used at this new hospital included several playing fields, an enclosed sports arena, a swimming pool, and 16 remedial gymnasiums...