Word: physicians
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...rather than a " Department of Education " only-as provided in the Towner-Sterling Bill. Commissioner Tigert stated that he appeared with " the consent and approval " of the President. He reminded the council that President Harding's father " is still practicing medicine," that " his only brother is a leading physician," that his sister " was a missionary with medical leanings." Nevertheless, the council voted to stand solidly behind the Towner-Sterling Bill...
Ordinary means failed to revive the child. The physician in attendance, Dr. Philip Mininberg, then injected a few drops of adrenalin and heart action recommenced. A small quantity of blood was drawn to ease the heart's work. Massage and a pulmotor were applied, and within an hour the child was breathing normally...
...Towner-Sterling Educational Bill providing for a large measure of federal interference in state education and the creation of a Department of Education in the national government was blocked in Congress largely through the efforts of Dr. Charles E. Sawyer, the President's personal physician and now chief coordinator of the Federal Hospitalization Board, who wishes to see a Department of Public Welfare with four branches: Education, Public Health, Social Service, Veterans' Relief. Senator Sterling serves notice of a finish fight for a separate Department of Education. And the National Chamber of Commerce continues its attack upon...
...list of candidates as finally decided upon includes two men from the Boston district, three from other parts of New England, five from the New York district, and one each from Pittsburgh, Washington, Virginia, the Chicago district, and San Francisco. Professionally, the list includes three bankers; a physician and a surgeon; two heads of educational institutions, one of whom is a clergyman; a merchant, a manufacturer, and a trustee; a government official; a judge, a lawyer, a mining engineer, and an art director...
...tentative plan calls for some six lectures. One will be on business as a career, and will be delivered by Mr. E. F. Gay, LL.D. '18, president of the New York Evening Post Company and former Dean of the Business School. Dr. W. S. Thayer '85, physician in chief of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, who is an Overseer, is scheduled to speak on the opportunities in medicine surgery, and pub- lic health. It is hoped to have an address on the law as a career, one on teaching and the ministry, and one on the engineering professions. The speakers...