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> Dr. Florence Rena Sabin, 69, has a long career of firsts: first woman to graduate from Johns Hopkins, first woman to teach there, first woman member of the Rockefeller Institute, first woman member of the National Academy of Sciences. She is famed for her discovery of the origin and processes...
> Dr. Eleanor Albert Bliss, 41, worked with Dr. Perrin Long of Johns Hopkins in bringing sulfanilamide to the U. S. She is also one of the chief authorities in the newer sulfa-drugs, is known as one of the best-dressed women in Baltimore.
Married. Eugene Meyer III, 25, senior in medicine at Johns Hopkins, and son & namesake of the Washington Post's publisher and onetime governor of the Federal Reserve Board; and Mary Adelaide Bradley, 24, graduate student at Johns Hopkins; in Cambridge, Mass.
> Johns-Manville's Lewis H. Brown attributes his success to a lesson his father gave him about peeling potatoes ("Just do one potato at a time, my son . . . etc.").
Busy but discreetly mum were black-browed John Edgar Hoover and his FBIndians. Months ago they warned U. S. industrialists that sabotage might lie ahead, handed out a printed pamphlet on how to head it off by greater vigilance, better plant supervision. Until they could nab an active saboteur, they...