Alan B. Scott Ophthalmologist
Dr. Scott figured out a drug could dramatically help multiple ailments. Including mine.
From This is True for 26 December 2021
Volume 9
2020-2021
Henry Orenstein Toymaker
His Suzy Homemaker Dream Kitchen “just happened” to be the perfect size to play in with Barbie dolls.
From This is True for 19 December 2021
Rosalie Trombley Radio music director
Known as “The girl with golden ears,” Trombley had a knack for knowing which new songs would be popular among listeners.
From This is True for 5 December 2021
Jay Last Integrated circuit pioneer
The successful chip was the foundation of California’s “Silicon Valley”.
From This is True for 28 November 2021
Marc Olson Pilot
“I’m a big proponent of it, and I think we can do it safely and effectively.”
From This is True for 21 November 2021
Emmett Chapman Stick player
A jazz musician, Chapman invented a new instrument: the Chapman Stick.
From This is True for 8 November 2021
Justus Rosenberg Resistance operative
How did he do it? “I was very lovable in those days,” he laughed.
From This is True for 31 October 2021
Leslie Bricusse Songwriter
Bricusse said he is “one of the luckiest people I know, second only perhaps to Ringo Starr.”
From This is True for 24 October 2021
Anne Saxelby Cheesemonger
Saxelby became a recognized expert on …cheese?
From This is True for 17 October 2021
Mortimer Mishkin Brain researcher
“Studying the brain is both horribly and wonderfully complicated.”
From This is True for 10 October 2021