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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1926

Page

15

Traer Physician Spent Years as Soviet Prisoner

Dr Robert Sponner, a 46 year old surgeon who recently settled in Clutter, recounts three years as a prisoner in Odessa after serving as chief and field hospital surgeon in Austria during World War I. He details Soviet hospital control by servants, severed authority for surgeons, and pay of 8000 rubles monthly. He later faced dispossession of his Austrian property before moving to America.

Traer Russia Austria Robert Sponner Clutter Sponner Odessa Black Sea Spanner Department of Public Health Romanoff Czar Dr. Sponner Versailles Vienna America Dr. Spanner

Medical Training and Career of Dr Sponner in Europe

The article recalls Dr Sponner who studied at the University of Vienna and pursued postgraduate work in clinics for skin diseases, surgery, obstetrics, and other fields. It notes his early career leading the miners hospital after several months of varied clinical experiences in Europe.

Sponner University of Vienna Miner's Hospital

Woman’s hospital first assistant and long service basket

Edmund Little of Laconia New Hampshire longtime bank vice president regards his wastebasket as a “side partner” after 44 years of use while he served in a women’s hospital and clinics for infectious diseases of children and nose and throat diseases. The item, entered into use in 1882, now bears a red bow in tribute to its longevity.

Women's Hospital Edmund Little Laconia N. H Laconia Saings Bank Uso Vien

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