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Bannockburn: 75 years of estate living
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Some 75 years after the Great Depression dashed Bannockburn founder and architect William Aitken's grandiose plans for an elaborate but never built market square, plaisance and playground at Telegraph and Stirling roads, the village has finally realized some of his dreams.
At its annual Bannockburn Days celebration Aug. 29, children played at a playground at the village's 12-acre open space campus that also includes the neighboring village hall and the historic Bannockburn School.
And nearby, the Bannockburn Garden Club, also celebrating its 75th birthday, set up a booth next to a prairie ...
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KONRAD EMIL BLOCH, 88; RECEIVED 1964 NOBEL PRIZE
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe
; Konrad Emil Bloch of Lexington, a biochemist who received...Clinic in Burlington. He was 88. Mr. Bloch shared the Nobel Prize with Feodor Lynen...cholesterol is made in the body," Mr. Bloch explained in a story published in the Globe...
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Stamp vignette on medical science: Konrad Bloch--Nobel Prize for research on cholesterol
Magazine article from: Mayo Clinic Proceedings
; Konrad Bloch-Nobel Prize for Research on Cholesterol Marc A. Shampo, Ph.D., and Robert A. Kyle, M.D. German-born American biochemist Konrad Emil Bloch shared the 1964 Nobel Prize for medicine or physiology with German biochemist...
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