Word: hospitalers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Visiting the U. S. as usual for a week before the Derby was Sidney Freeman of the London bookmaking firm of Douglas Stuart, Ltd., to buy up Irish Hospitals Sweepstakes tickets that might win prizes. After the race was over, Broker Freeman cheerily announced that-unlike the last two trips...
At the same time patients have lost their jobs and savings. If actually impoverished, Californians have the right to free treatment and maintenance in the tax-supported county hospitals which citizens set up in better times. During Depression many a citizen who could have paid a private doctor some sort...
Next November Californians are to vote concerning an extension of the county hospital system, if a petition now being circulated obtains the necessary number of signatures. According to the proposal, any Californian, rich or poor, may enter a county hospital, be charged as little as the county supervisors please.
A slim nurse, Dagmar A. Nelson, had added to the C.M.A.'s discomfiture just as the Coronado convention opened. Nurse Nelson is a specially trained, competent anesthetist working in Los Angeles' St. Vincent's Hospital. In California, as in other States, doctors are striving with might & main...
Franker than most autobiographers since Rousseau, Murry makes no bones about revealing some unflattering facts, but his candor often leaves a disingenuous impression. Born in a London suburb in 1889, of poor but respectable parents, he was early made to feel the young hopeful. He won a scholarship to a...