Godfrey Edward Arnold
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Austro-American professor of medicine. Eminent researcher on speech disorder and clinical communicology.
Born Olmütz 1914, died Vienna 1989.
Founder, Professor and Director, Division of Otolaryngology, University of Mississippi Medical Center[1], Jackson, 1963–79.
Coauthor of "Voice, Speech, Language" (with Richard Luchsinger); Clinical Communicology.
