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A. N. Marquis Co. "William Alexander Thomas." Who's Who in Chicago: 2, (1943-1950). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1951): 529.

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Marquis Co. notes are an invaluable tool when working on the Twentieth Century. The information comes from the listee, preserving a verbal self-portrait.

We included this document as part of W. I. Thomas's biography. W. A. Thomas was the eldest child of W. I. and Harriet Park Thomas, one of two children who survived to adulthood.

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William Alexander Thomas

A. N. Marquis Co.

Thomas, William Alexander, physician; b. Oberlin, 0. Jan. 3. 1890; s. William Isaac and Harriet (Park) T.; student, U of Geneva, Switzerland, 1908-09; U of Munich, 1909-11; U of Vienna, 1911; PhB U of Chicago 1912; MD, Rush Medical College, 1916; m. Ruth Newberry, Sept 1915; children — Betty (wife of Comdr. James R. Browen), William Alexander, Jr. Jane Cameron (wife of Lt. Ralph Ashley, Ruth Newberry/ Asst. in Medicine, Rush Med. College, 1918; progressing to clinical (Rush) prof. Medicine, U of Ill. Med. Schs; mem attending Presbyterian Hosp since 1918. Member, Kappa Sigma, Sigm Xi, Republican. Presbyn Clubs: Cruising of America, Adventurer’s of Chicago, University, Quadrangle (Chicago). Home: 5630 Kimbark Ave.

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