Bulletin (1933)

Abstract

Issue 1: A list of newly elected officers and committees. Dr. Fielding Garrison will speak about the history of medicine. Drs. George Davis, Henry Sisek, Walter Mermis, and Peter McOwen have applied for membership. Issue 2: Dr. J.P. Harvey summarizes the report of the Committee on the Cost of Medical Care. Drs. W.J. Colbert and L.L. Hall are in the hospital. Dr. A.E. Brant was elected President of the Union Medical Association. Dr. Herman Zeve started a post-graduate course. Dr. A. Rosapepe was appointed to an insurance examining board. The Health Commissioner writes an article on the smallpox epidemic. Dr. E. Starr Judd will speak on acute cholecystitis. Dr. C.E. Beight explains what care is covered by the State Department. Issue 3: Post Graduate Day will feature doctors from Memorial Hospital and focus on cancer. The Public Health Committee urges private doctors to do health exams and immunizations. Dr. Louis Karnosh will speak on brain function. Drs. E.L. Keyes, E.E. Kirkwood, John Heberding, R.R. Morrall, F.W. McNamara, Saul Tamarkin, and E.C. Goldcamp will present clinical demonstrations. William Bunn summaries the American College of Physicians meeting. Drs. R.D. Gibson and William Taylor are sick. Issue 4: Post Graduate Day issue. Louis Deitchman comments on the exclusion of Jewish doctors in Germany. Drs. C.R. Clark and A. Rosapepe are sick. R.D. Gibson has recovered. Dr. J. Nagel is away studying at Johns Hopkins. Many activities are planned for Cancer Week. Sidney McCurdy provides excerpts of letters from Dr. Henry Manning. M.P. Jones encourages fellow doctors during the economic depression. Claude Norris gives his opinion of the Cost of Medical Care report. Issue 5: Drs. Chester Lowendorf has applied for membership. A photograph from Post Graduate Day includes J.P. Harvey and William Skipp. Dr. Thomas McCrae wrote a letter about the use of intravenous therapy. J.L. Fisher describes a better vaccination program. Dr. George Heuer will speak on surgery of the thorax. Sidney McCurdy finishes his review of Dr. Henry Manning. Dr. A.M. Rosenblum and Miss Sadie Gallup are sick. Dr. Joseph Rosenfeld will take a graduate course on allergy. The committee gives a review of Cancer Control Week, including a list of doctors who gave presentations. Issue 6: Memorials are printed for Dr. William H. Taylor and John C. DeCosta. William Bunn discusses a case of tuberculosis. Dr. Edwin Hamilton will speak at the joint medical-legal meeting. Dr. Karnosh will give a series of lectures on neurology. Drs. W.P. Barnum and L.E. Phipps write about physicians obligations in legal cases. Dr. Henry Osborn and John Zimmerman are sick. Dr. Joseph Nagel moved to Oil City. Dr. Herman Kling is appointed a City Physician after Dr. Nicholas Nardacci resigned. Issue 7: Dr. H.E. Chalker applied for membership. Drs. F.F. Monroe, C.H. Beight, H.L. Beers, H.S. Zeve, W.K. Stewart, and Saul Tamarkin are on the sick list. Issue 8: Drs. J.B. Birch and J.P. Harvey comment on current economic stresses. Drs. Raymond A. Hall, Dana W. Cox, John F. Dulick, Andrew W. Miglets, Stephen W. Boesel, and John L. Scarnecchia have applied for membership. Dr. Sidney McCurdy finishes his biography of William L. Buechner. Dr. Paul Shannon starts at graduate school. Dr. W.P. Young is a new city physician in Campbell. Dr. H.E. McClenahan is certified for Ob/Gyn. Drs. H.E. Welch, A.E. Brant, and H.J. Beard are sick. Dr. C.H. Beight clarifies definitions for death certificates. Issue 9: H.E. Patrick writes a biography of Harry E. Welch. Dr. C.B. Norris gives a doctor's view of the New Deal. Several doctors discuss polio and creating convalescent serum. Dr. George Curtis will speak on iodine in blood. Drs. Harold Beard and H.E. Welch are ill. Issue 10: Dr. J.E. Lewis spoke in Rhode Island. Drs. W.X. Taylor, R.R. Morrall, and E.C. Baker attended a tumor clinic. Drs. W.Z. Baker, H.E. Welsh, and B.B. McElhaney are ill. Dr. Wilbert Davidson will speak on intestinal diseases. Issue 11: Dr. J.P. Harvey approves of a mental hospital. H.E. Patrick writes about Dr. Robert Dixon Gibson. Drs. William Skipp, J.P. Harvey, J.B. Nelson, and W.K. Stewart are advising the County Relief Commissioner. Drs. L.C. Youngblood and A.J. Brandt applied for membership. Dr. H.E. Blott and James Fisher had their tonsils removed. Dr. Earl King has moved to Canton. The Speakers Bureau is successful. Dr. Alan Brown of Toronto will speak. Issue 12: A letter from the County Relief Director clarifies its purpose. S.W. Goldcamp had appendicitis and Dr. J.S. Lewis was in a car accident. Committee Annual Reports are printed. Dr. Albert Brandt applied for membership.