Word: griffiths
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...choice: tall, stooped, scholarly Charles Griffith Ross, 59. Washington correspondent of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, a discerning and fair-minded news veteran who has long had the respect of Washington's critical, competitive correspondent corps. In the decades since he was graduated from the Independence (Mo.) high school with Harry Truman, Charley Ross has served 16 years as chief of the P-D's Washington bureau, handled almost every kind of story, and specialized brilliantly in political reporting...
Comprising the Senior quartet are Wayland C. Griffith, Urbana, Illinois, University High School; Jack Hirshleifer, economics major who graduated last June, Brooklyn, Erasmus Hall High School; Andrew A. Niles, Forest Hills, Taft School; and Thomas E. Phipps, Jr., physics major, Urbana, Illinois, University High School...
Detur Prize books for excellence in studies to Bruce H. Allen '46, Herbert S. Allen, Jr. '45, Edward B. Burke '46, Bille C. Carlson '45, Lincoln D. Clark '46, Fred N. Fishman '46, Norman Geschwind '46, Edward S. Goldman '46, Robert A. Green '46, Wayland C. Griffith '46, Leopold H. Haimson...
Dramatic Relaxation. Two years ago, Dr. Griffith began using curare on patients (especially abdominal cases) whose muscles remained tense in spite of general anesthesia. He was delighted at the "dramatic and complete relaxation" produced by the contents of one 5-cc ampoule injected into a vein. The effects are at maximum in five minutes, usually last 20 minutes...
...Stuart C. Cullen of the University of Iowa, a member of the Board of Directors of the American Society of Anesthetists, has applied Dr. Griffith's findings to 800 patients. Dr. Cullen gives curare in every abdominal operation where relaxation is essential, prolongs the effects by repeated small doses...