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If he had not had an attack of shingles, Dr. Hugh Hampton Young of Johns Hopkins might never have written his autobiography. And that would have been a pity. For, besides being the foremost urologist in the U. S., 70-year-old Dr. Young is a raconteur of parts. His...
Louisville-born Abraham Flexner got a job with the Carnegie Foundation in 1908. His first assignment was to investigate the 155 U. S. and Canadian medical schools. His now famed report enabled him to get $1,500,000 of Rockefeller money to build up a great U. S. medical school...
The Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Md.
Other, visiting scholars will include Josef Albers, Instructor in Design at Black mountain College, who will be Visiting Lecturer in Design; John F. Callahan, Instructor in Classics and Philosophy, Loyola University, in Greek and Latin; Dr. Kurt Goldstein, Clinical Professor of Neurology Columbia University, in psychology; Friedrich C. Sell, formerly...
Soon after war began, Arnold began to look into patents as a trade-restraining device. Last December he brought suit against Corning Glass Works, Hartford Empire Co. (whose tight hold on glassmaking machinery was publicized by TNEC) and most of the glass industry, will try the case next month. In...