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George Putnam, Dr. Nathaniel W. Faxon, Dr. Charles F. Wilinsky, Roger W. Hardy
Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library

George Putnam, Dr. Nathaniel W. Faxon, Dr. Charles F. Wilinsky, Roger W. Hardy

[ca. March 1954]

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Fifteen years of public service as members of the blue cross board of directors were commemorated yesterday by the award of scrolls to dr. nathaniel w. faxon, second left, and dr. charles f. wilinsky above. On the left, president george putnam and on the right roger w. hardy, executive director, look on as the doctors beam their appreciation.

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