Word: randolphs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...noteworthy. Examples: ¶ In delirium tremens, ACTH begins to show results in three to ten hours. It is "easily the most effective treatment we have used," reported Dr. James J. Smith of Manhattan's Bellevue Hospital. ¶ Allergic conditions are often "materially relieved," said Drs. Theron G. Randolph and John P. Rollins of Northwestern University. In asthma, the relief is short-lived, but some hay fever (ragweed) victims were sneeze-free for the season after a few shots of ACTH. ¶ The "collagen diseases" (involving the connective tissues) are most responsive. Rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatic fever, which first...
...late twenties, Shepard served as head basketball and football coach at Guildford College and at Randolph-Macon. He became basketball and assistant football coach at Davidson College in 1936, but after several years he dropped his football position to become athletic director. During the war he coached an informal varsity eleven at Davidson...
...revival meeting in his home town, Charlotte, N.C. He became a revivalist only five years ago, and his big break did not come until last fall in California. His Los Angeles audiences were no more than moderately large until his activities suddenly attracted the attention of William Randolph Hearst. At a meeting one evening, says Graham, he noticed "reporters and cameramen crawling all over the place. One of them told me they had had a memo from Mr. Hearst which said Tuff Graham,' and the two Hearst papers gave me great publicity. The others soon followed...
...South and West. This is the most effective way in which we can support the action of the College authorities, who have chosen Mr. Jordan to head up the renaissance of football at Harvard. I wish the new coach the best of luck in his high undertaking. P. Randolph Harris, LL.B...
...Skinny" (he used to weigh 205 Ibs.) was 26, and making $20 a week on the Los Angeles News, when William Randolph Hearst spotted his byline. He telephoned Johnson and hired him for $100 a week on the Los Angeles Examiner. Young Johnson's new column was called "Behind the Makeup," until a Hearst lin0-typist garbled the title: "Makeup the Behind." Recalls Skinny :"That day I became famous...