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Eighty-one medical schools will benefit from the fund's award this year. The largest single grant was $62,884 to the Northwestern University School of Medicine, while Yale Medical School received...
Producer Herridge, a graduate of Northwestern (1939) and an ex-Air Force navigator, is a practicing poet and a frustrated novelist ("I think my trouble is that I read too much Thomas Wolfe too young"). His show is conceived as a TV illustration of Alexander Pope's line: "The proper study of mankind is man." The shows he is proudest of: an evocation of the love poems of Emily Dickinson, a ripsnorting Moby Dick, a song-and-dance recreation of The Ballad of John Brown. Camera Three is so far above the class of most commercial evening shows that...
...Bone taken from young cows has "proved very satisfactory so far for grafting in humans," reported Drs. William B. Fischer and Irvin Clayton of Northwestern University Medical School. Calf-bone grafting has been used on twelve patients, whose own bone cells are believed to have formed new crystals around the scaffolding of the calf bone. Advantages of calf bone: it is available in unlimited quantities, is cheap and simple...
...Navy announcement pointed out that it had Reserve units at five schools where the Air Force is dissolving units--Columbia, Harvard, Northwestern, Rochester, and Tufts. Although the Air Force has refused to list all those schools at which units are being disestablished, it is known that units at Amherst, Lowell Tech, Minnesota, Williams, and Capital University (Columbus, Ohio), are also being discontinued...
Died. Major General (ret.) Carl R. Gray, 66, onetime (1947-53) Veterans Administration chief, commander of allied railways in the European theater in World War II, vice president of the Chicago & Northwestern Railway (1946-48); of a circulatory ailment; in St. Paul, Minn...