Long Island College Hospital - Lichonian Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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DR. CORNELIUS N. HOAGLAND DR. JOHN A. MCCORKLE D - il 1 L b I' . Mm of If hilt Zlftjliilaery qullrll bears Prefldent of College from 1903 tu 19163 family mrmbrr forty-tfwo year: HENRY D. POLHEMUS In fwhose memory the Cliniz' fwas gifuen DR. W11.L1,xM H. DUDLEY ' In whose memory one uf 1l1ll'.fF.! homes In stand: HENRY VV. M.-xxwiiu. 'whose honor thy memorial fzcns 6'l't'l'f6'd Pugv our lZIll1llI'l,'!l mul .vixlix

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