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The late Theodore F. Merseles once declared that he was more interested in "making young men" than in making money. One young man he made was Lewis H. Brown, an Iowa-born farm boy whom he discovered in Montgomery Ward. When Mr. Merseles moved from the mail-order business to...
On his way to last week's Nobel Prize he has raised a family. Three sons live with him and Frau Spemann at Freiburg: one, a biologist; another, an architect; the third, an artist. A daughter is the wife of Professor Ernst Cloos, Johns Hopkins geologist.
Died. Dr. Joseph Colt Bloodgood, 67, famed cancer diagnostician and researcher, professor of clinical surgery at Johns Hopkins University; of coronary thrombosis; in Baltimore.
Though firm believers in spiritualism and implacable non-believers may not be swayed by anything they read, for persons willing to hear from both camps two new books were at hand last week containing excellent statements pro & con. One author is a Baltimore-born Johns Hopkins psychologist who does his...
For diametrically opposite reasons the affairs of Manhattan's foremost homeopathic hospitals have long been unsettled. The splendid modern Fifth Avenue Hospital, for lack of patients, has been losing as much as $100,000 a year, with the result that Chairman Hiram Edward Manville of Johns-Manville Corp. has...