Miss Gordon May Leave McLean on Three Day Notice
Miss Dorothy Gordon, a voluntary patient at McLean Hospital, may leave the institution after submitting a written three day notice. The only way departure can be blocked is by court action ordering formal commitment. Dr. Lowell F. Wentworth stated the state health department will not intervene during ongoing court proceedings.
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No Taint of Insanity in Dorothy's Ancestors
Katherine Gardiner denies hereditary insanity in Dorothy Gordon's ancestors citing family history. She expresses anger at McLean Hospital's claim and recalls Dorothy as normal at her mother’s funeral in 1915. She pledges support for Jack in his fight.
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State Board Stance on Gordon Case Clarifies Noninterference
The State Board will not intervene in Dorothy Gordon's McLean Hospital commitment unless requested by the court or her guardians. Dr. George M. Kline says records are private and only a designated official or court may summon them. If relatives or the guardian seek an investigation, outcomes will be reported to the court.
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Intelligence Test for B U Medical Men
Boston University School of Medicine students will take an intelligence test under an executive committee plan. Dr Edwin M Chamberlin will administer the tests to collect data on correlation with class standards, with no effect on scholastic standing.
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Inquiring Into Fatal Gas Tank Explosion
State Fire Marshal Neal will continue inquiry into the gasoline tank blast in Union Square Somerville two weeks ago that killed four boys. An interview with Warren Leard, one of the two witnesses, prompted the extended investigation.
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