Word: robinson
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...laws have been passed by a combination of the progressives of all parties and by Democrats loyal to the New Deal because it bears their party label. Many a Democrat has put party loyalty above his own convictions but today such loyalists as Vice President Garner, Senators Joe Robinson and Pat Harrison find it hard to hold together the coalition of New Dealers and Democrats. For at heart the biggest bloc of Democrats still prefers states' rights to centralization of power. Last week's debate on the anti-lynching bill reminded them again. The slowing down of legislation...
Last week Dr. Robinson announced that his hunch was correct, that pledgets of pure allantoin (C 4 H 6 O 3 N 4 ) may be poked into a wound to promote healing, that rarely hereafter need anyone endure the squirming of maggots in his live flesh...
While feeding maggots which surgeons use to cure infected wounds (TIME, Jan. 22, 1934), Dr. William Robinson, of the Government's Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine, remembered fetal urine and bruisewort, decided to learn whether the maggot vulneraries also did their good work by excreting allantoin into the wound. Surgeons theretofore knew that maggots ate diseased tissues. But they were uncertain of how maggots stimulated healing...
Upon personal presentation of their Bursar's cards, Harvard students may obtain tickets today at Robinson Hall Annex...
...Saturday at the Institute of Geographical Exploration. This film, produced by Andre Berthomieu, is based on a well-known novel by Georges Oudard. The times of screening will be 1.40, 4, 6.30, and 8.50 o'clock. Harvard and Radcliffe students may now obtain tickets at Exhibition Hall in Robinson Hall Annex, on presentation of their Bursar's cards. The committee asks the students to presents their cards in person...