Word: mcmullen
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...most common in the Alleghenies, Tennessee, North Carolina, Kentucky, Illinois. Last week, it was suggested that trachoma be made a subject of special research at the Wilmer Institute for Diseases of the Eye, now being built by the Johns Hopkins Hospital and Medical School, Baltimore, Md. Said Dr. John McMullen, trachoma expert: "It is a dreadful disease. I saw a girl once who had kept her arm over her eye for 18 years-so long that it was rigid in this position, and could not be moved...
...instructors are Messrs. F. E. Bowman, J. M. Carpenter, J. R. Derby, T. M. Hatfield, A. J. McMullen, E. G. Nash, G. L. Richardson, Jr. and M. Roberts...
Kendall Foss '27 defeated Linson (A) 5-4; Kohler (A) defeated Kendall Foss '27 5-1; Samper (A) defeated R. D. McMullen...
...letter read to the same gathering, Elon H. Hooker, President of the Manufacturing Chemists' Association, warned of the coming dangers of German low-cost competition. Colonel J. I. McMullen, Judge Advocate of the War Department, for the same reasons urged the necessity of protecting the dye industry through a higher tariff, and also a restriction of our patent laws similar to those abroad, whereby the holder of a patent here must manufacture only in this country...
...various events. The "On to St. Louis" prize of $500 fell to "Casey " Jones of Mineola who flew from Mineola, L. I. The race for the Liberty Engine builders' trophy fell to the Army, which carried off all the cash prizes (amounting to $1,500), Lt. C. McMullen coming in first in a Fokker engined plane. Other events tested general efficiency and commercial value as well as speed. An average of 50,000 spectators visited the field each day, and military attachés of foreign governments, army and navy officers, congressmen, government officials flocked...