Background
Cochrane, Peggy was born on July 9, 1923 in Alhambra, California, United States. Daughter of E. Elliott and Gladys (Moran) Cochrane.
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The Sorcerer's Guide to Good Health: Folk Remedies, Rituals and Incantations Practiced by Traditional Healers in Many Lands
(The practices of sorcerers and other traditional healers ...)
The practices of sorcerers and other traditional healers have gained new respect among modern medical practitioners. This eclectic volume includes traditional healing approaches to more than 400 ailments and afflictions as well as more than 100 diets for the prevention of disease. This is a startling and provocative account of the world's ways of healing, with a foreword by Walter Peters, MD.
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Peggy Cochrane
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Bachelor, Scripps College, 1944. Postgraduate, University Southern California, 1952. Postgraduate, Columbia University, 1954.
Career
Job captain Kahn and Jacobs, New York City, 1954-1955. Project architect Litchfield, Whiting, Panero & Severud, Teheran, Iran, 1956. Architectural designer Daniel, Mann, Johnson and Mendenhall, Los Angeles, 1956-1959.
Individual practice architecture Sherman Oaks, California, since 1966.
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The Sorcerer's Guide to Good Health: Folk Remedies, Rituals and Incantations Practiced by Traditional Healers in Many Lands
(The practices of sorcerers and other traditional healers ...)
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The Sorcerer's Guide to Good Health: Folk Remedies, Rituals and Incantations Practiced by Traditional Healers in Many Lands
Membership
Member American Institute of Architects, Association Women in Architecture (life), Union Internationale des Femmes Architects, Travelers' Century Club, California Writers Club.
Connections
Married Hugh Bowman, November 24, 1954 (divorced).
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Political Party
Republican
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1944
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1952
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1954
Career
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1954 - 1955
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1956 - 1959
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1956
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1966