Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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By last week reports of the A. M. A.'s officers were ready. Noteworthy was Secretary Olin West's report on how the general public is being wooed to support the medical profession. Reported Dr. West: ''Constant progress is being made in most of the states...
Longtime predecessor of Dr. Van Etten as Speaker of the A. M. A. House of Delegates was Dr. Frederick Cook Warnshuis. Disaffection among A. M. A. delegates and officers plus his own ill health cost Dr. Warnshuis his job. When he took the secretaryship of the California Medical Association, A...
How to become a champion is, for an ambitious fisticuffer, by no means the only problem of his profession. In the case of Negro Joe Louis of Detroit, generally considered sure to win the heavyweight title when and if he fights James J. Braddock, the problem of what to do...
Son of a French father, a U. S.-born mother. Georges Martin was born in Paris, orphaned by the War, raised and educated in France by a Philadelphian he has never seen. When his profession as an electrical engineer barely brought him bread, he commercialized his digital talent. "I make...
Beyond saying that he was "frequently and desperately sea-sick," was apt to disobey orders in action and take credit for the brilliant strokes of subordinates, Biographer Bowen does not attack the naval ability of her hero; but of her hero's character and that of his doxy she...