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...late 1953 or early 1954, Elkins was seeking to expand his illegal operations (he was game for anything except that he "never took a nickel" from a madam) around Portland. He was referred to Seattle Gambler Tom Maloney as a man who could help him by reason of being "a very close friend of [Teamster Boss] Frank Brewster." Gambler Maloney, said Witness Elkins, looked upon the Teamsters as "God or something" and was fond of boasting that "we could eventually take over the whole state of Oregon if we had their backing." Elkins, Maloney and-although they had previously been...
...administration committee to put it into effect. Once a curriculum and plan of study was draw up--one sheet of paper with four typewritten lines on it--the new school had to gain recognition by the American Dental Association and the Association of American Dental Schools. Arthur M. Maloney D.M.D. '23, associate professor of Clinical Dentistry, went to New York to present the School's application...
...friends of the then Dean, Leroy M.S. Miner D.M.D. '40, who saw him going out with the old School, rallied to save him. "You're at the wrong meeting," the chairman told Maloney. "You should be at the Association of Medical Schools meeting." Maloney discovered that a special session was scheduled specifically to turn down Harvard, and he withdrew the application...
...five men retained were Dr. A.M. Jazowski D.M.D. '29, assistant professor of Prosthetic Dentistry; Dr. Paul K. Losch, associate professor of Pediatric Dentistry; Maloney; Dr.G. Earl Thompson D.M.D. '29, associate Clinical Professor of Dentistry; and Weisberger. During 1945-46, these few kept up the clinical work so patients could continue their treatment and, more important, so that the School wouldn't close completely. Contact with future patients was maintained for the time when the new School would open. Meanwhile the building was being renovated, and the six-year plan was established...
...Maloney agreed that the student should have been drafted, but he said "that time has gone by. New rulings have gone into effect which make such men exempt from the draft. With these new rulings, the Committee has little more use. However, I do not like the idea of it ending its existence in this manner...