Rush Society for the Correlation and Support of Medical and Biological Lectures in Philadelphia.
"The Rush Society was founded in 1914 [i.e., 1912] largely as the result of the activities of Richard M. Pearce.
It lapsed with World War I [i.e., ca. 1917], to be resumed in 1925, to continue its functions as: 1) a medical lecture information bureau ... About 1929 or 1930, activities were greatly diminished. When the Secretary, Dr. [E.S.] Thorpe, Jr., moved [away], the Society passed out of existence." E.B. Krumbhaar, memorandum, Apr. 29, 1946, herewith.
From the description of [Papers] 1912-1929. (College of Physicians of Philadelphia). WorldCat record id: 20102120
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| creatorOf | Rush Society for the Correlation and Support of Medical and Biological Lectures in Philadelphia. [Papers] 1912-1929. | College of Physicians of Philadelphia |
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| associatedWith | Krumbhaar, E. B. 1882-1966. | person |
| associatedWith | Pearce, Richard Mills, 1874-1930. | person |
| associatedWith | Thorpe, Edward Sheppard, 1896-1972. | person |
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