The bicycle thief: World War II hero Roger Johnson, MD, found a big way to make amends for a small crime he committed nearly 50 years ago

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Dr. Roger S. Johnson, a retired physician who reports some of his experiences as a bombardier in World War II, tells about an occasion when he 'borrowed' a bicycle to get back to his base after a weekend in London. After retirement from the practice of medicine, Johnson studied law, and guilt feelings about the bicycle theft began to haunt him. Subsequently, he visited England and donated 100 Raleigh bicycles to children in the community where the incident occurred.

Personal narratives, Behavior, World War II, 1939-1945, Johnson, Roger S.

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Man of Midwest guides AMA into future

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P. John Seward, the American Medical Assn's newly appointed executive vice-president, tries to remain true to his Midwestern roots. He called the law enforcement officials he worked with as Winnebago County (IL) coroner some of the most honest people he has known. Biographical information on Seward is presented. Rheumatoid arthritis kept him from pursuing a career in plastic surgery.

Professional Organizations, Offices & clinics of medical doctors, Physicians & Surgeons, Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists), Medical Associations, Officials and employees, Biography, American Medical Association, Medical societies, Seward, P. John

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