Background
Chinchinian, Harry was born on March 7, 1926 in Troy, New York, United States. Son of Ohaness and Armen (Der Arakelian) Chinchinian.
(The Depression in America. Never forgotten by those who l...)
The Depression in America. Never forgotten by those who lived through it. Humor and good luck is examined--especially growing up in a grocery store. Twelve chapers of uplifting thought in spite of hardships endured.
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(The Depression in America. Hard times forgotten--but neve...)
The Depression in America. Hard times forgotten--but never forgotten by those who lived through a long period when a family spent all its energy in simply trying to get enough to eat. Multiple illustrations, black and white line drawings, by the author as he was growing up in Troy, New York.
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(This special edition is divided into two parts: 1) The Cl...)
This special edition is divided into two parts: 1) The Classic Stories are the entire collection of the first paperback, black/white version titled Holly Brown and the Dragon Dingle. With this special edition, its illustrations are in full color. 2) The second half, titled Vacation Island, is the continuing and new adventures where Holly and Dingle meet up again with Evil K. Kanoodle and his ongoing horrific schemes and monsters. Also with full-color illustrations to delight readers of any age.
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Unabridged 3-hour recording of Immigrant Son Book II: Refusing To Grow Up. Narration and accordion music by Jim Soyk, Sr., a former radio and television announcer. The audiobook describes predicaments while the author worked in his uncle's grocery store in Troy, New York, during the Great Depression; camping with the precocious gang leader Antranik; traveling in Europe during and after World War II; and attending school to become a physician-pathologist.
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(“Get down from there!” Dr. Hank Whipple looked over his ...)
“Get down from there!” Dr. Hank Whipple looked over his shoulder at a dark form who was shouting an alarm below him. The doctor was caught on a thick limb, sticking his neck out to see inside the House of Horrors—that eerie, old, isolated, 2-story building with no outside entrances. “Put him away. Ice him somewhere, anywhere. And keep him away.” The president of Masson Industries leaned down, put his arm around his vice-president, and whispered the name of the person to be taken out. “Professor Hicks is dead. They want an autopsy.”
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(More stories of the immigrant kid, with no means and no b...)
More stories of the immigrant kid, with no means and no background, who remembers with pleasure the kindly spirits that smoothed his path. Once again, as in Book One, the author recalls experiences, ambitions, and people through his illustrations and humor. The author describes predicaments while working in his uncle's grocery store in Troy, New York during the Great Depression; camping with the precocious gang leader Antranik; traveling in Europe during and after WWII; and attending school to become a physician-pathologist.
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(This is a story about a beautiful princess who is kind, s...)
This is a story about a beautiful princess who is kind, sweet, and in love. She lives in the greatest stone castle on top of the highest hill. Along comes the musical, magical beggar, looking for his cat, but finds the princess and falls in love. The beggar's cat Jasper is very naughty, but is learning to behave himself. The smart cat Olivia helps the princess make wise decisions for the kingdom. The bad-tempered uncle, Lord Raisinkatz, threatens to ZIGGLE AND TWIGGLE anyone who makes him angry. The dutiful Sergeant Muster-Buster follows orders without thinking and Tickory Tettle the Tax Collector travels on his horse all the time and rolls off his horse just as many times. The huntsman Na-Nicky calmly helps with all the conflict and confusion found in the entire realm. With over 70 full-color illustrations and humor, Harry Chinchinian creates a book for readers of all ages who are young at heart.
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(Hank Whipple is a dedicated hospital and forensic physici...)
Hank Whipple is a dedicated hospital and forensic physician-pathologist, happy in his work and with his family. An argument with the hospital's chief surgeon causes a major disturbance, especially when the surgeon is murdered. Since it is a flawless murder, without clues, the pathologist is suspected.
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(How can you see the bright side of failing when you hear ...)
How can you see the bright side of failing when you hear words like these? "Go! Get out of my sight!" from an uncle. "You've been a disappointment to me," from a teacher. "I have to think of myself first," from a best friend. "How could you be so dumb?" from an irate fellow doctor. Reflecting on his pop's arrival to America from Armenia, Dr. Harry Chinchinian writes: "I must have inherited some of his stubbornness because I also kept on trying, kept running like mad to achieve, in spite of failing . . . . That's why when all is said and done, just look at how, in this crazy, wonderful life, you can fail and fail and fail and still win." Here are more stories of the immigrant Armenian kid, with no means and no background, who remembers with pleasure the kindly spirits that smoothed his path, describing predicaments while working in his uncle's grocery store in Troy, New York; camping with the precocious gang leader Antranik;traveling Europe during and after WW II; and attending medical school to become a pathologist. Over 70 illustrations.
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(Hank Whipple, a pathologist, is in a small resort town in...)
Hank Whipple, a pathologist, is in a small resort town in Idaho, investigating a death of a young girl who froze on a snowmobile. While investigating this incident, another death occurs also involving a young girl who worked at the lodge. Are these clever murders? Are the deaths related? Hank works with the charismatic local law enforcement officer in an attempt to resolve the cause of deaths.
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(MAGICAL ADVENTURE / ROYALTY / CATS. To be ZIGGLED and TWI...)
MAGICAL ADVENTURE / ROYALTY / CATS. To be ZIGGLED and TWIGGLED—the most horrible of horrible weapons that ever existed! Where did it come from? Who has it? What does it do? With imagination and humor, author Harry Chinchinian does it again to entertain children of all ages and intrigue them with his ZIGGLING and TWIGGLING secrets. And once again, all his characters from the first Princess and the Beggar book deal with the turmoil, toil, and trouble of magic, royalty, and cats. They meet up with the ugliest of ugly Cat Witch and go to the worst of worse places known as Blackthorn. Adventures and allergies continue with the never-ending enchantment of Chinchinian’s Princess and the Beggar. Over 90 color illustrations drawn by the author to enhance the reading fun.
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(“Someone had shot his horse! Not only was Crummy shot, b...)
“Someone had shot his horse! Not only was Crummy shot, but he was wounded very badly. There he lay, sprawled on the edge of the cliff, gasping and staring up at Hank. He inspected the wound. It was through his chest, through his lungs, and Lord knew where else the slug had tumbled, tearing up cartilage, bone, muscle, and many blood vessels. Large amounts of red blood oozed out of his mouth. Bright arterial blood. His breath made high-pitched wheezing sounds, which meant no air was going in or out. His horse was suffocating to death on his own blood. Hank could do nothing. He was useless to save him. Still he had to do something. So he pulled out the horse’s tongue and wiped away as much of the oozing blood as he could. Nothing changed. His horse was dying—his life fading before Hank’s eyes. It had to be a bad dream. Hunting season wasn’t open, so it couldn’t have been an accidental shot. Who would shoot a defenseless horse, one that was tied up at that?
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Chinchinian, Harry was born on March 7, 1926 in Troy, New York, United States. Son of Ohaness and Armen (Der Arakelian) Chinchinian.
Bachelor, U. Colorado, 1952; Master of Science, Marquette U., 1956; Doctor of Medicine, Marquette U., 1959.
Co-director, Pathologists Regional laboratories, Lewiston, Idaho., 1964-1996; chief of staff, Tri-Eastern State Hospital, Clarkston, Washington, 1967; chief of staff, St. Joseph's Hospital, Lewiston, 1971; associate professor pathology, Washington State University, Pullman, since 1972.
(This special edition is divided into two parts: 1) The Cl...)
(More stories of the immigrant kid, with no means and no b...)
(Hank Whipple, a pathologist, is in a small resort town in...)
(How can you see the bright side of failing when you hear ...)
(Hank Whipple is a dedicated hospital and forensic physici...)
(“Someone had shot his horse! Not only was Crummy shot, b...)
(This is a story about a beautiful princess who is kind, s...)
(Unabridged 3-hour recording of Immigrant Son Book II: Ref...)
(MAGICAL ADVENTURE / ROYALTY / CATS. To be ZIGGLED and TWI...)
(The Depression in America. Never forgotten by those who l...)
(The Depression in America. Hard times forgotten--but neve...)
(“Get down from there!” Dr. Hank Whipple looked over his ...)
President American Cancer Society, Asotin County, Washington, 1968, Lewiston Roundup, 1972-1973, N.W. Society Blood Banks, 1973-1974. Sergeant United States Army, 1944-1946. Fellow American College Pathologists (certified, laboratory inspector since 1970), American Society.Clin.
Pathologists; member Idaho Society Pathologists (president 1970).
Married Mary Corcoran, August 22, 1952. Children: Armen, Marjorie, Matthew.
