Word: warren
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...municipal governments. The range of selection is therefore comparatively limited. Inasmuch as communicable disease is no respecter of State or party lines I felt that I had a right to look the country over and appoint the very best man available. That man I found to be Dr. Warren F. Draper, Assistant Surgeon General of the U. S. Public Health Service, and on the unanimous recommendation of our State Board of Health I have appointed him. President Hoover has consented to Dr. Draper's acceptance, thus recognizing that the health of the Nation is the sum total...
...Warren Fales Draper, 47, knows Virginia's health conditions as well as any one in the State. He lives at Cherrydale. During the War, as assistant surgeon in the Health Service, he had charge of extra-cantonment sanitation at Petersburg and Newport News. After the War, the late Commissioner Williams borrowed him to help develop rural sanitation in Virginia counties...
...Brewer, Warren & Putnam...
...While Amelia Earhart (Mrs. George Palmer Putnam) was being officially reprimanded by the Department of Commerce for "poor judgment" in her autogiro crackup (TIME, June 22), her husband's publishing company (Brewer, Warren & Putnam) brought out the first book written by Capt. Frank Monroe Hawks. Last week Capt. Hawks returned from Europe, unloaded his plane from the steamer at Quebec, flew it off the pier...
...South Nyack, N. Y. Mrs. Ida Barrett Wheaton, 55, relict of a War veteran whom she met by mail, heard that her new War-veteran-correspondence fiance, one Warren Harris, was weakening in his resolution to marry her. She packed her bags, hailed a taxi, directed the driver: "Walkerton, Indiana. Step on it!" At Walkerton she found her fiance was only 36 years old. Also she disliked her prospective mother-in-law. Therefore she directed the chauffeur to drive her back to South Nyack. Distance covered: 1,778 mi. Fare...