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...Patients are encouraged to quit work, even go to the hospital, for the slightest infection. Example of results : "In a study . . . in 1936 we showed that if a man was taken out of his gang and isolated when the first sign of a cold appeared, the incidence dropped from...
...Jersey it is generally safe to suppose that, when Boss Frank ("I'm the law") Hague of Jersey City denounces a man, there must be something good about him. That accolade was being bestowed last week on U.S. Education Commissioner John Ward Studebaker. The Hague gang was holding up the New Jersey Senate's confirmation of Studebaker as new head of the state's school system...
...aged, quiet fanatic Mitsuru Toyama, the gang boss who appears to be finally responsible for most of Japan's political assassinations for decades...
...fanatical (they're all lovable) manager, Dave Place, genial custodian of the managerial duties of the football field, succeeds in quite another way. Place, along with Dave Arnold under the co-managerial set-up the H.A.A. was forced to adopt because of the war, had charge of the largest gang of neophyte ball-gatherers and towel-holders of all sports. In football managing, one's attitre is strictly de rigeur...
...recent years was the faking of heart disease to hornswoggle insurance companies. The story of this fraud was definitively told last week in the Annals of Internal Medicine by Dr. O. F. Hedley of the U.S. Public Health Service. The swindle reached its climax in 1937, involved a gang of some 240 people (including at least 25 doctors). Hundreds of thousands of dollars in disability claims were paid out, by more than 40 insurance companies...