Obituary of Dr Philip Smith Pioneer Northwestern obstetrician
Philip Hamblin Smith M D 49 obstetrician gynecologist and Northwestern University medical school associate died Tuesday May 24 in Wesley Memorial hospital after sudden rupture of an aneurysm at his Orrington hotel apartment Born Sharpsburg January 6 1900 he earned his medical degree in 1926 and studied at the University of Vienna He organized the North Shore group of Chicago Maternity Center and served on Northwestern faculty He leaves wife Leila two daughters sisters and a brother Endowed memorial bed planned at Evanston hospital honors his decades of service in obstetrics and gynecology He was a World War I veteran and member of the First Presbyterian church and various medical and social groups.
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Navy civilian workers receive 270600 dollar cash awards in 1948
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