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Dean Burwell received his M. D. from the Harvard Medical School in 1919, after being graduated from Allegheny College in 1914. He served as a teaching fellow in Medicine at the Med School in 1921, then moved to Johns Hopkins first as an instructor and then as an associate in...
He served as an officer in the King's Own Mounted Regiment (which has not had to fight a battle in 134 years). In 1928 he married Estelle Romaine Manville (of Johns-Manville). He was 33, she 24. They moved into Dragongarden, a villa in Stockholm's diplomatic...
An outgrowth of the wartime U.S. interest in the Amazon's rubber and the Rio Doce's iron and mica, SESP is run jointly by the Brazilian Ministry of Health & Education and the U.S. State Department's Institute of Inter-American Affairs. It is jointly headed by...
Rockets that have been turned into efficient "guided missiles" may some day wreck civilization. Meanwhile, they are useful in telling man more about the universe. At a recent meeting in Oslo of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, Dr. J. A. Van Allen of Johns Hopkins gave a general...
But more important for both Homewood (the university) and Hospital (the medical school), Johns Hopkins would be getting a man with the twin talents of a scientist and administrator. Said retiring President Isaiah Bowman: "Nothing could please me more."