Word: minnesota
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Gollan practiced as a pediatrician, did research work on high blood pressure, made malnutrition studies of Italian children for UNRRA. In 1946 he went to the University of Minnesota Medical School, where he is now assistant professor of physiology...
...Gollan's work, said Dr. Maurice B. Visscher, head of Minnesota's department of physiology, makes the possibility of an anti-polio vaccine "very much greater than ever." But a lot of work remains to be done...
Director of Athletics William J. Bingham '16 has reached Chicago in his shopping tour for a new football coach, but debate interviews with Oklahoma U.'s Bud Wilkinson and assistant coach Dal Ward of Minnesota he has made no announcement of his intentions...
...taxes. Minnesota's dogged Harold Knutson was determined to get fast action on his bill to save taxpayers an estimated $5.6 billion. As chairman of the House Ways & Means Committee, Republican Knutson meant to give short shrift to an Administration bill calling for 1) a flat $40 across-the-board cut in income taxes, and 2) a revenue-balancing reinstatement of the wartime tax on excess corporate profits. Even among Democrats, the Administration bill found few enthusiasts. North Carolina's tough old "Muley" Doughton, ranking Democrat on the Knutson committee, refused to introduce it. To get this futile...
...year would be to get swift passage of a tax-reduction bill. Last week House Speaker Joe Martin predicted that Congress would "send the White House a tax present some time in January." The present he had in mind was the bill introduced in December by Minnesota's persistent Harold Knutson, whose two previous bills were vetoed by Harry Truman. The new bill would cut taxes some $5.6 billion, by reducing rates and increasing personal exemptions...