Places
and Things in AA History
Page
7
Cooking
up soggy
Bill's slang not feeling good (G
120) (P 156)
Cornwall
Press
printed 1st edition 1st printing Big Book, firm Cornwall
New York (A
156) (B 286-287) (H
145) (L 115) (P
194)
Custom
introducing self first name, last initial
Bill probably picked custom Oxford Group meetings, Frank
Buchman referred self Frank B. (L
92) (P 219)
Dark
Kayo Syrup
what Sister Ignatia nursed alcoholic patents, thought
quiet nerves (S
11,274)
Days
Wine & Roses
full-length TV production 1958, film 1963, A.A. played
major part making (A
ix) (P 343)
Deaconess
Hospital Cleveland
took alcoholic single rooms 1940 (D
202) (G 24)
Deep
Freeze Talk
Al S. introduced Bill, 1960 International Convention Long
Beach California, Bill's longest talk, record cold, those
on stage could not hear talk public address system bad
(G
89,102)
Democracy
America
Bill developed ideas structure A.A., written de Tocqueville
(G
21)
Derail
antifreeze strained through rye bread (D
198)
Directory
Mayflower Hotel lobby
listed Akron's Ohio major churches & their ministers
(H
355) (N 26-27) (P
136)
Double
winners
A.A.'s who join Al-Anon (L
192)
Dr.
Bob and the Good Oldtimers
1st printing 1980 (A
xi) (D 4)
Dr.
Bob's favorite books
Varieties Religious Experiences [William James], Tertium
Organum, Confessions St. Augustine, The Robe [Lloyd C.
Douglas, Akron minister 1930's], For Sinners Only [Oxford
Group], Basic Teachings Confucius, Teach Us to Pray [Charles
& Cora Fillmore], Prayer Can Change Your Life, The
Art Selfishness [David Seabury], Greatest Thing in World
[Drummond] (D
310)
Dr.
Bob's last appearance
1st International Convention Cleveland 1950 (C
7) (E 71)
Dr.
Bob's memorial Grapevine issue
January 1951 (G
88)
Dr.
Bob's tattoos
a big compass along with a dragon on his arm (C
21)
Dr.
Nash Formula
early gave alcoholics castor oil & egg soup (S
164)
D.T.'s
delirium tremens (S
33)
Duchess
Bill & Hank P. nickname Ruth Hock (P
192)
Dutch
Bill & Hank P. nickname Ruth Hock (P
192)
Early
A.A.'s
predominantly white middle-class males (D
239)
Early
women who joined Akron group
had impressive social credentials (D
241) (P 192)
East
Orange New Jersey
location Thomas Edison's laboratories (P
65)
Eberlin's
gentlemen's bar (P
94)
Ectopic
pregnancy
egg develops outside uterus; happened Lois 3 times (L
34) (P 67)
Edison's
test
contained 286 or 300 questions (B
136) (P 65)
Ego
Factors Surrender Alcoholism
Dr. Tiebout paper 1954 (A
319)
Elder
statesmen
sees wisdom group's decision, holds no resentment over
reduced status, of sound judgment fortified by considerable
experience, willing sit quietly on side lines awaiting
developments (A
122)
Energy
Conversion Laboratories
formed Stan Ovshinsky, market idea converting heat directly
electricity, speculative company; 1977 Wall Street Journal
article on it, existed 1984, Standard Oil Ohio invested
heavily (P
381)
Exercises
St. Ignatius
spiritual discipline Father Edward Dowling's Jesuit order
(N
98) (P 242)
Fair
Oaks Villa
hospital or sanitarium Dr. Bob used (D
177)
Fairbanks
Morse
Dr. Bob worked young man 1902-1904 (D
24)
Faith
magazine
Dr. Bob wrote article August 1939 (D
175)
Fan
Williamson
Chris' mother took Lois cruise April 20 1941, sister Moore
of Moore-McCormack Steamship Line, Bill called her Ironsides
(L
134)
Fin
5 dollar bill (D
297)
Fierce
Error
name Dr. Bob's car, 2nd hand Pierce Arrow (C
118)
Financial
Chronicle
only Britain paper 1937 publish A.A. advertisement, others
thought it fraud (A
83)
Fisk
Tire Company
Boston company Bill almost got board position (L
107) (P 175)
Fortune
magazine
February 1951 published article Uniquely American Phenomenon,
helped A.A. grow (H
135)
Fylers
Incorporated
barnstormer flyers, Albany New York airport (P
83)
Founders'
Day
celebration Akron marking A.A.'s birthday (G
83)
Founders
Day
2 week gathering Minnesota 1943-1947, attendance invitation
only, usually those considered founders Midwest groups
(D
299)
Frail
Dr. Bob's slang for wife (D
111)
Frogskin
dollar bill (D
255)
From
Outside Looking In
Grapevine article Jessica Bove wrote, nonalcoholic secretary
New York A.A. (G
41)