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Last night's tribute to Professor Archibald. "Doc" Davison convincingly demonstrated his enormous contribution to all branches of choral music. The Harvard Glee Club, Radcliffe Choral Society, singing alumni, flashy trumpeters, and a cheering audience of dignitaries made the concert a dramatic success...
...Davison was appointed conductor of the Chapel Choir and the reformation began. Some of the choir boys who were also in the Glee Club began to like "Doc" and asked him if he would also take over the "coaching duties" of the Club...
Perhaps the best example of exactly what it is that has inspired his 43 years of outstanding work as an instructor at Harvard can be drawn from the pages of his book, "Choral Conducting." This is, in essence, the credo by which "Doc" has lived and taught...
...Innerfield cautions that trypsin must be used with care, and only in cases of acute inflammatory reaction where the cells undergoing changes are not irretrievably damaged. If this is done, he told his Toledo audience, intramuscular trypsin is "safe and effective." Asked one doc- tor: What about using trypsin for coronary thrombosis, a disease for which it was once thought to be valuable? Answered Researcher Innerfield, who is just beginning a long series of tests in this matter: "In three years I hope to be able to help...
Indicted with Sheriff Hill were Sam Deas and Pat Rone. When word, got around that one G. C. ("Doc") Allen was going to become a Government witness, Defendant Deas shot and killed Allen, admitted it in court, pleaded self-defense, and was acquitted-largely on the say-so of Sheriff Jenkins Hill, who just happened to be the only witness to Allen's killing. That made one less person to testify against Hill, whose new trial was scheduled for early this year. But Moses Jones was still alive...