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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1911

Page

2

X Ray Expert Warns Against Using X Rays On Cancer Patients

Dr Walter J Dodd of Massachusetts General Hospital lectured at Harvard Medical School on X rays. He showed his injured hands and warned that X rays are not a cure for cancer and should not be used when surgery is possible. He urged shielding and cautioned about long term damage and tragedies among doctors.

Walter J. Dodd Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard Medical School Dodd Boston America

Operator safety claim on X rays sparks discussion

A speaker dismisses cancer fears from patient X rays and argues that cancer arises only in operators repeatedly exposed to rays, citing no patient cases. The remarks emphasize operator protection and exposure risks rather than patient danger.

Traders Give to Charity at Dorchester Whist Party

The second anniversary whist party for the Free Home for Consumptives Dorchester will be held in Whitney Hall Coolidge Corner Brookline on Wednesday evening. Leading merchants again contributed generously and last year’s 387 souvenirs may be surpassed. Items include silver cologne bottle cut glass pieces and other valuable articles. Private contributions feature brass candelabra desk set porcelain vases lace handkerchief and more.

Dorchester Whitney Hall Coolidge Corner Brookline

Economists to Gather for New England Scientific Management Conference

Hanover New Hampshire April 23 leading efficiency experts and New England business leaders will gather October 12 13 and 14 for the first conference on scientific management. Frederick W Taylor Henry L Gantt and others will present major addresses with sessions led by Benjamin A Kimball Charles H Jones and Governor Robert P Bass.

Hanover N. H New England Tuck School of Administration and Finance East Washington Frederick W.taylor Benjamin A. Kimball Concord Henry L. Gantt New York Charles H. Jones Boston Henry P. Kendall Norwood James M. Dodge Philadelphia American Society of Engineers Robert P. Bass New Hampshire Frederick A. Cleveland James Logan Worcester H. W. Hathaway Carl G. Barth Eugene Szepesi W. R. Brown Berlin Miner Ship

Tuck School Furnishes Programme With Noted Figures

The Tuck School management has assembled a program featuring prominent leaders of the new movement led by inceptor Frederick W. Taylor of Philadelphia and Frederick A. Cleveland of New York, recently named by President Taft to explore the press.

Tuck School Frederick W. Taylor Philadelphia Frederick A. Cleveland New York Taft Pbus

Hundreds Turned Away at St Catherine’s 49 Hours Devotions

At St Catherine’s Church Spring Hill Somerville the 11am high mass drew hundreds beyond capacity as the 49 hours devotions began with Benedict FitzGerald directing the Easter Sunday music. Clergy included Ambrose Dore Murphy Sweeney and O’Brien. a 9pm benediction followed with full choir. Devotions close tomorrow morning with an 8am mass.

St. Catherine’s Church Spring Hill Somerville Benedict J. FitzGerald Ambrose A. Dore John Murphy John Sweeney James J. O'Brien

DIES AS WIFE READS LETTER IN QUIENCY STORY

Amos M. Litchfield aged 80 of 27 Marsh street Quincy died at his home yesterday after 65 years in Quincy His wife read him a letter and he died silently He served as a constable when Quincy was a town He leaves a son Amos L Litchfield former Quincy police chief

Amos M. Litchfield Marsh Street Quincy Amos L. Litchfield

Obituaries for Whalen and Winston in Boston area

At East Poston Mary Whalen widow of William Whalen dies April 23 with funeral from 104 Paris street at 8 15 a m and requiem at Church of the Most Holy Redeemer at 9. At East Boston Thomas Winston beloved husband of Mabel Winston dies April 23 with funeral from 244 Havre street at 8 15 a m and requiem at Sacred Heart Church at 9. Relatives and friends invited to attend.

S J. Patrick’s Church Natick Hurlburt South Boston Grace O Judson G Sophia Hurlburt P Street Kimpton Truman H. Kimpton Springfield Washburn Wilbraham Richmond McDonough Delia E Bryan McDonough Vaughan Broadway Peter and Paul M’innes East Boston Yallian Daniel B Ellen M. One Riley Ays Marginal Street Worcester Mass Simms Charlestown John H. Simms Catherine John McCusker Tufts Street S1. Catherine’s Church Vine Street New York St. Mary's Episcopal Church Cottage Street Labourin Brighton Faneuil Street St. Columbkine’s Church Market Street Stack Dorchester James W. Stack Howard Even St. Paul's Church Woodward Park Street Whalen East Poston Mary William Whalen Paris Street Church of the Most Holy Redeemer Winston Boston Thomas Mabel Winston Norton Havre Street Sacred Heart Church

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