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Brown had resigned his CBS job three weeks ago when News Chief Paul White objected to his broadcast statement that "a good deal of the [U.S.] enthusiasm for this war is evaporating into thin air." White said that was just Brown's opinion, told him to label it as...
When TIME began in 1923 our first issue listed 16 editors and contributors, of whom eleven had graduated (not so long before) from Yale. Two of these eleven are TIME's top editors today, and we have 14 other Yale men with us now. But we are also indebted...
Swede Anderson and Jed Goldberg, the latter hailing from Johns Hopkins, led the blocking backs. Anderson weighed in at the surprising figure of 180 pounds to be the heaviest of the experienced backs. The wingbacks were headed by Ray Eder.
The Ugly Doctor. In 1902, when Gordon Stifler Seagrave was five years old, he decided to become a medical missionary in the Shan States of Burma. Twenty years later, with Johns Hopkins Medical School behind him, he began. The American Baptist Foreign Mission sent him and his wife "Tiny" to...
The doctor, who calls himself "short and ugly," settled down next day to mastering the hospital and the people around it. He and Tiny scrubbed the hospital. He already knew Karen and a little Burmese and started learning other local dialects, while Tiny learned to deliver babies and pour chloroform...