Word: koch
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...seems paradoxical that Professor Holcombe in his pessimism regarding the ability and idealism of the government should "believe that little of importance has been done by private manufactures with the end of fostering war scares." A. C. Koch...
...tuberculosis. Eight years later he sent another thrill around the world by telling about a substance, tuberculin, which he thought would destroy the bacillus, cure its human victims. But black days were ahead. Despite the other bacteriological triumphs of this onetime country doctor, it saddened the rest of Robert Koch's life when his tuberculin not only failed to cure consumptives but killed a good many of them in the attempt...
...brief morning last week a veteran U. S. tuberculosis specialist in Connecticut found himself almost as great a Press hero as Robert Koch had been in 1890. In 1890 Dr. Stephen John Maher, now white-bearded and 73, was a young general practitioner in New Haven. In 1900 he began specializing in tuberculosis. He has chairmanned Connecticut's Tuberculosis Commission since 1913, was on the inner council of the International Tuberculosis Conference in 1914, was a board member of the National Tuberculosis Association from...
Give Us This Day (by Howard Koch; Francis I. Curtis & Richard Myers, producers) is a rather forlorn case of author's indigestion. The good idea which Author Koch has bitten off and cannot chew is that of a family waiting for an old lady to die and leave them her $200,000. They wait 15 years while the old ogress, who never appears on the stage, clings to life in her room upstairs, taps signals on a steam pipe to summon the heirs & heiresses for obsequious ministrations, keeps them on tenterhooks by changing her will every so often...
Eliot: Holsapple, l.e.; Ward, l.t.; At 'ood, Hyman, l.g.; Bond, Brown, c.; 'cannell, r.g.; Loring, r.t.; Capron, r.e.; Robinson, q.b.; Koch, Dennison, Com'ock, Thacher, h.b.; Whitney...