Word: philadelphia
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Although it has been tried with success in such centers as Kansas City and Philadelphia, the New England Postgraduate Assembly is the first of its kind in this area, and the fact that attendance was double that expected is said by many doctors to insure continuance of the project...
Rendigs T. Fels of Dunster House and Cincinnati, Ohio; Laurence S. Levy of Leverett House and Woodmere, Long Island; Richard W. B. Lewis of Kirkland and Philadelphia; Wells Lewis of Lowell House and New York; Richard M. Noyes of Kirkland House and Urbana, Illionis; Harry Pollard of Dorchester...
First to be found was courageous, charming, young William Henry Welch, who became professor of pathology. Dr. Welch brought in William Osler, a Canadian then practicing in Philadelphia, and William Stewart Halsted as professors of medicine and surgery. Osler, in turn, asked a brilliant young surgeon, Howard Atwood Kelly, to be professor of gynecology...
Last week to the Philadelphia meeting of the Inter-State Postgraduate Medical Association went Hitler's second choice: burly, brown-eyed Dr. Carl von Eicken, head of Berlin University's otolaryngology department. Dr. von Eicken, who said that the "greatest thrill" of his U. S. visit was a sight of the Statue of Liberty, spoke freely about his patient...
...Kennedy '40, of Monida, Montana; William F. Ketchum '41, of Evanston, Illinois; Harry E. Kinzie Jr, '41, of Tulsa, Oklahoma; Frank L. Lambert '39, of Chicago; Adrian J. P. LaRue '40, of Ann Arbor, Michigan; Lawrence M. Levinson '39 of Chattanooga, Tennessee; Richard W. B. Lewis '39, of Philadelphia, James D. Lightbody, Jr. '40, of Glencoe, Illinois...