British Professor Infers Hypnotish Like Anaesthetic
New Haven March 16. Professor William Brown of London discussed hypnotism in a Terry lectures talk. He said hypnosis alters disassociated mind states, aids preoperative calm, and can reduce anesthesia fears. he noted alcoholics are easily hypnotized and that anesthetics may heighten susceptibility to hypnosis.
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New Haven
Assocated Press
Wiliam Brown
D. D
London
Terry
Lampoon Lyreum
France
Dr John H Evans Dies in New York
Dr John H Evans of Brooklum dies in New York Tuesday at age fifty. A World War I captain in the Medical Corps, he will be buried with military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. He discovered Masonic insignia on ancient buildings in Ani, Turkey, and served in public health roles in New York and Brooklyn. He is survived by his widow Lorena B Evans, his mother Emma M Evans, and brother Col L E Evans. Funeral services tomorrow at 986 Letter to Place, Brooklyn.
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Arlington National Cemetery
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Turkey
Armenia
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Brooklyn
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France
United States Public Health Service
Fox Billl Hospital
Staten Island
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Caucasus
Aix
Simenia
Brookiys
Clearing House Stats Show Big Shifts In Balances
Clearing House report from New York dated March 16 shows changes totaling 1.906 billion with balances at 000,000 and the Federal Reserve bank's balance at 199 million.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
Primary Battle Sets Eleventh District In GOP Contest
A delegate ticket opposing Braithwaite's faction guarantees a Republican clash in the Eleventh district. Voting runs Monday for two hours from six, at Point Union mission, East Main and Nichols, to avoid lines. Braithwaite's team includes Meyer, Mason, and Claring. opposition lists Barton, Mason, and Carnevale. Delegates in other districts are listed as unopposed.
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Frank Braithwaite
Point Union
East Main
Nichols
Aght
Disstrict
William B. Meyer
Margaret Mason
Henry Claring
Percy Bently
Hiram Winterburn
James Holt
John Barton
James Carnevale
Meyer
Ctrme
Barton
Carnevale
Walkersville School
Frank L. Wilder
Carolne T. Gartick
Sidney W. Hamm
Wilam T. Cole
Mary A. Cannon
John P. O'Brien
John T. Collings
Louie M. Emeneger
Stephen Ruskay
William Chew
Mary J. Deas
Herry
Mahran
Albert J. Merritt
Fred W. Harrison
Jane I. Ludwig
James F. Clark
Rose A. McCarthy
Michele LiCamete
F. William Behrena
Bridget A. Lester
Richard &. Bages
Zarle C. Martin
Mary L. Lynch
Frederick R. Canfield
Frank A. Wheeler
David A Murphy
Charlotte M. Kelly
M. L. Desserean
Leon B.v. Jovenh FR. Mele
William J. Liepertz
Bertha J. Sherry
William Dorkin
Hagen Accepts Defi Of English Golfer
Walter Hagen the American professional golf champion has accepted Archie Compston’s challenge for the world professional match play championship. Each side will stake £760, the match likely 72 holes, to be played before the British Open in which Hagen is entered. Hagen holds the recent match play record and has defeated Bobby Jones and Ave Mitchell in key matches, with Open titles in 1922 and 1924 and runner up in 1923.
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London
Associated Press
Walter Hagen
Archie Compston
Hapen
Bobby Jones
Ave Mitchell
Hagen
Prosperity Plan Debate by New England Council Leaders
Providence session of the New England Council discusses a "Planned Prosperity" program. William T. Foster of the Pollak Foundation argues for a Federal Budget Board to manage consumer income data, guide fiscal policy, and trigger long term public works planning to stimulate private investment and stabilize demand. The plan seeks to prevent unemployment and overproduction through coordinated data and strategic expenditures.
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Marcel
New England Council
Providence- Biltmore
William T. Foster
Pollak Foundation For Economic Research
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Foster
ivTo
Federal Budget Board
Congress
Army plane and dog team break Detour snow blockade
Sault Ste Marie Mich March 16 Hy Associated Press An Army air plane and a dog team today broke a 16 day snow blockade isolating Detour village The dogs arrived first bringing 800 pounds malt and 360 pounds of groceries The 600 residents gathered at an improvised landing field to greet the plane which ferried provisions and a sick man to Chanute Field Kansas to be treated for bloc poisoning The team logged 60 miles in fierce weather with a seven dog team guard and a Detour resident as guide The return plane carried Russell Goetz to hospital and the crew spoke of a perilous but lifesaving mission The Detour party fought blizzards and drifted snow during the journey in and out of the town
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Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Associated Press
St. Mary's
Russell Goetz
T. ®. Laughbaum
Goets
Chanute Field
J. C. Soper
Walter Dourocher
Wax
John F. Deadman
Frea W. Lenning
Mui
Londos Dominates Texas Grappler In Long Wrestling Bout
Philadelphia March 18 By Associated Press Greek wrestler Londos, Creek heavyweight, defeated Paul Jones of Texas after 1 hour 22 minutes 19 seconds of grappling. Londos feinted defense as Jones faded, then pinned him with a series of holds. Other results include Ray Steele defeating Pat McGuire and Meherd Sikay beating George Hale.
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Dim Londos
Knight
Paul Jones
Texas
Londos
Mares
Tooka
Jones
Ed Fred Meyers
Chicago
Ray Steele
California
Pat MrGuire
Ireland
John Pesek
Nebraska
Mmeherd Sikay
Chemung
George Hale
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