Arnold's Story: September 14, 1950

Arnold, Clem Hiebert and Jerry Foster wrote up their summer work in Twillingate as a report to the Public Health Department. The other medical students were impressed that Arnold was able to take over the Lewisporte, Newfoundland, practice as a substitute doctor while their main doctor was on leave or vacation.

Arnold covering for Dr. Cantwell in Lewisporte, Newfoundland

back of photo from Lewisporte

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Arnold's Story: January 10, 1950

Laura Hall writes with news of her family and mutual acquaintances.

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Arnold's Story: February 27, 1949

I note a mistake that Arnold makes, calling his Negro friend Hal May a 'boy' but his friend John Rowe a 'man'. The designation Negro, also, has fallen by the wayside, as has Colored (from the Fifties and Sixties) and sometimes also Black in favor of African-American.

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Arnold's Story: December 25, 1948

Arnold describes his Christmas presents from the family and his Christmas activities and plans:

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Arnold's Story: June 10, 1948

Arnold and his friends are driving a Packard luxury car across country from Boston to northern California. 

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Arnold's Story: March 8, 1948

Karl Paul Reinhold Niebuhr (1892–1971) was an American Reformed theologian and professor at Union Theological Seminary. Rev. and Mrs. Alison Reid Bryan were Presbyterian missionaries in India.

The 1948 musical My Romance, with music by Sigmund Romberg and lyrics by Rowland Leigh opened in October 1948 on Broadway, was an adaptation of Edward Sheldon's 1913 play Romance. This performance would have been an out-of-town tryout before the Broadway opening.

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