E. Bishop Mumford (1879-1961)""He graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1901 and Johns Hopkins in 1905. He obtained postgraduate training at Boston Children�s Hospital and Gouverneur�s Hospital (a hospital originally established to provide care for low income patients of color) in New York. He returned to Indiana to establish a practice in children�s orthopaedics. His practice was interrupted by WW I, where he served as a captain in a base hospital in France. He returned after the war and in 1920 opened the Indianapolis Industrial Clinic with Dr. Jay Reed. He later was appointed to the faculty at the Medical College of Indiana and was one of the first surgeons appointed to the James Whitcomb Riley Hospital for Crippled Children and the first surgeon appointed to the Veteran�s Administration Hospital of Indiana. He continued his appointments at these and other hospitals until his death." (https://www.researchgate.net/publication/5655892_Early_active_motion_in_joint_pain_and_stiffness_E_B_Mumford_MD_1879-1961_The_13th_president_of_the_AAOS_1944-1945) NOTE: there is some discrepancy about his date of death, but he was found in the 1940 Census so the 1938 date probably is wrong.