The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-01-18
DR.. DAFOE is
PAID TRIBUTE
BY MAGAZINE
Medical News Lists Doctor
for QuintupIetS on 1894
Honor Roll.
UniiedPrem

A11NNEhEOLlos Jan. ia Toll
OF % men regarded as having made
the greatest contributions to medi-
cal science during 1884 was an
nounced here today by the periodi-
cal Modern Medicine.
Most prominent in the list pub
hshed ANNUAL by the medical news
magazine, was the name Of DR.. Al
Ian Roy Dafoe of Calendar, On
tario. Honoring DR.. Dafoe the
publication said: "A country doc
tor; for his work in keeping the
Dionne quintuplets alive. His ex-
ample cid much TO restore the
general practitioned to a high place
in public esteem"
Others selected and the maya
zines comment:
w. NJ. BOOthby, Rochester, MINI.
For developing the treatment Of
myasthenia gravis with glycine and
ephedrine.
Maurice Brodie, New York City
For his work in developing a vac
cine for infantile paralysis.
Drug Research Lauded
Windsor Cooper Cutting, San
Francisco-For his researches in ex-
ploring the possibilities of dinithro-
phenol as a metabolic stimulant, and
for conscientious study into the
limitations and dangers of mis- drug.
Walter Edward Dandy, j ltimore
For developing a sa factory
treatment for Meniere's disease and
pseudO-Menieres disease by heni-
section of the auditory nerve.
Lee Foshay, Cincinnati-For his
work in undulant fever, tularemia,
and in development of a streptococ-
cal vaccine.
Z. w. GOOdpasture, Nashville,
Tenn.-For his studies on the virus
of mumps. and for the production
Of smallpox vaccine from hens eggs.
Louis G. Hermann, Cincinnati
For developing and clinicaly prov
ing the pavaex (passive vascular
exercise) machine in the treatment
of obliterative vascular diseases of
the extremities.
New HOrmone Found
Andrew Conway Ivy, Chicago
For his work in gastro-intestinal
physiology, discovery of a new hor-
none, enterogastrone, secreted by
the stomach and duodenaI lining.
Chevalier Jackson, Philadelphia
For the development of the broncho-
scope.
E. c. Kendall, Rochester, MIMI
For isolating the vital hormone of |
the Suprarenal cortex in pure
crystalline form.
John S. KOlmer, Philadelphia and |
Atlanta, Ga.-For his research in
agranulocytoSiS, which brought him
the Ward-Burdick medal of the
American Society of Clinical Pathol-
ogists.
Emanuel Libman, New York-For |
his observations on individual SenSi- |
tivity to pain, substitution symptoms
and the radiation of pain, also for
his research in heart disease.
Noble Winners Included
Frederick William Madison, Mil
Waukee-For his work in agranu-
locytoSis, especially for noting
amidopyrine as an essential causa-
tive factor.
George w. Minot, Cambridge,
MaSS.-For his work on liver Their
apy in the treatment of primary
anemia. CDR. Minot received the
Nobel prize in medicine for 1934O
William Parran Murphy, Cam
DR.. MinOt in liver therapy for
anemia. (Also received Nobel prize)
William H. Park, New York City |
For his development of an infan-
tile paralysis vaccine and for his
work in preventive medicine.
Roy Ray Savers, Washington
For his administrative and research
work regarding the prevention of |
occupational diseases.
Gregory Schwartzman, New York |
For original Investigations of skin |
reactivity to bacterial filtrateS, its
role in immunology and its prac-
tical applications which brought him
the gold medal of the A. NJ. A.
Heavy Water Discovered
Theodore Louis Squier, Milwaukee
For his work in agranulocytoSiS, |
especially for noting amioopyrine as
an essential cauSative factor with
DR.. MadiSon).
Maurice Lane fainter, San Fran
ciSco-For exploring the possible
ties of dinitrophenol as metabolic
stimulant and for conscientious
study into the limitatios and dam
gers Of this drug with DR.. Cut
ting).
Clifford Urey. New York-For
making heavy water which may
have significant effect on medical
research and practice.
Owen Harding Wangensteen, Min
neapohs-For his work in bowel sur
gerry, especially his development OF
duodemal suction espionage in IN
festival Instructions.
George Hoyt Whipple, Rochester,
N. Y.-For his researches in sec
ondary anemia. (Also Nobel prize
winner.