Word: physicians
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...says Tory Councilman Archibald Claude Taylor, former mayor of Cambridge. Last fall Councilman Taylor did his best to prevent Physician Broda from getting a raise in pay (from ?950 to ?1,300 yearly) but was voted down. Last week he was busy trying to get the doctor fired from her job altogether. Reason: last August, Dr. Broda married Atomic Physicist Alan Nunn May-ex-convict and a key member of the U.S.S.R.'s wartime atomic-spy ring in Canada...
...President's health message to Congress this week emphasized the "freedom, consent and individual responsibility [which] are fundamental to our system." In the field of medical care, it said, this means "that the traditional relationship of the physician and his patient, and the right of the individual to elect freely the manner of his care in illness, must be preserved...
Pitt's declared emphasis: the proper training of the general physician...
...Morgan, M.D., a square-jawed general practitioner with an adventurous suburban clientele, has become the most widely known physician in the U.S. without ever stepping out of a comic strip. Since his appearance in 1948, Dr. Rex's struggles with quacks, epidemics and psychoses have made him one of the strips' most cherished favorites.† After a long and successful effort to keep his own identity a secret, Rex's creator and author has now owned up. His name: Dr. Nicholas P. Dallis, 42, Toledo psychiatrist...
...brothers and sister stared wide-eyed at the hand-colored slides shown by missionaries at their local meetings. And in 1913, when the whole school was talking about how Dr. Albert Schweitzer, the famed organist and musicologist, theologian and physician, had turned his back on Europe's honors to establish a jungle mission, Emma's heart took fire...