Wilbur Warns on Insane Hospitals as Medical Education Needs
Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur of Stanford criticizes US mental hospitals as "truly terrible." He urges teaching hospitals in big cities and closer ties between hospitals, medical schools, and students to reduce ignorance in psychology and psychiatry. He warns against state control over medical education and calls for independent endowment to set standards.
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Ghigago
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Stanford University
Wilbur
Harvare
Johns Hopkins
Hollister's Plane Delayed To April In Cheyenne
Reed Hollister of Cheyenne delays delivery of a Curtiss Oriole from Western Air to April 4. It will be Cheyenne’s first owned airplane and will feature a new motor perfected by Curtiss. Hollister plans a landing field and may build a hangar if the city and Fort Russell do not support a general field.
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Reed Hollister
Cheyenne
Western Airplane Corporation
Casper
Curtiss
Wollister
Hollister
Fort Russell
Next Consistory Reunion Set for Late May
The Wyoming Consistory schedules its next reunion for May 24 to 27 after a recent meeting. Officers for the Lodge of Perfection and Consistory were installed, including John A. Whiting as venerable master and Fred S. Forbes as master of kadosh. Announcement noted Korean temple Nobles of the Mystic Shrine will hold its ceremonial session at Rawlins on April 9.
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Wyoming
Lodge of Perfection
John A. Whiting
D. J. Howell
A. D. Walton
C.B. Morgan
John §. Hunter
B. H. Finkbiner
Fred S. Forbes
Kadosh
William QR. Dubois
G. L. Stader
Richard H. Repath
M. A. Kline
T. Blake Kennedy
Emil Richardson
W. C. Mentzer
Facts You Should Know About the Income Tax
The article explains deductions for landlords and tenants in income tax returns. It covers tenant and landlord deductions for rent, maintenance, tenant improvements, depreciation rules, and handling of lease-related income and taxes. It details how to apportion expenses, treat improvements, and apply depreciation to tangible and certain intangible property.
Negro Schools Recognized by Oil King's Fund
New York March 4 The General Educational Board announced appropriations totaling 1 675 000 to colleges and universities including 500 000 to Harvard University, Drury College and Tulane University 425 000 to West Virginia Wesleyan 175 000 to Agnes Scott 100 000 to College of St Catherine 75 000 to Emory and Henry 75 000 to Salem 75 000 to Westminster 50 000 to Cornell Mount Vernon 50 000 to Dakota Wesleyan 50 000 to Jamestown 700 000 for medical schools headed by Johns Hopkins and 150 000 each to Washington University and Meharry 767 555 for Negro schools and 115 000 for Lincoln School via Teachers College The report notes a 70 000 000 Rockefeller gift enabling expanded support for medical schools and clinical teaching plans at Johns Hopkins Washington University Yale Chicago and Vanderbilt It also cites public school code modernization surveys in Delaware and ongoing work in North Carolina Virginia and Alabama.
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New York
General Educational Board
John D. Rockefeller
United States
Tarvard
Drury College
Springfield
Tulane University
New Orleans
Agnes Scott College
Decatur
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
College of St. Catherine
St. Paul
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
S. D
Jamestown College
Jamestown
N. D
Johns Hopkins University
Washington University
St. Louis
Meharry Medical School
Nashville
Tenn
Yeachers’ College
Lincoln School
Southern State Departments of Education
M Rockefeller
Johns Hopkins
Yale
University of Chicago
Vanderbilt University
Delaware
North Carolina
Virginia
Alabama
Wyoming crude price gains twenty five cents per barrel
A Tuesday price increase of 25 cents per barrel announced by the Midwest Refining Company and supported by the Ohio Oil Company raises Salt Creek Big Muddy and Rock Creek to 82.50 per barrel while Elk Basin Grass Creek and other grades trend toward parity with Mid-Continent oils, traditionally about 75 cents higher than Salt Creek.
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Midwest Refining Company
Ohio Oil Company
Wyoming
Salt Creek
Big Muddy
Rock Greek
Elk Bastonn
Grass Creek
Lano Crear
Hog Island Shipyard to Launch Last War Vessel
Philadelphia March 4 The Hog Island shipyard on the Delaware will launch its last war time ship in June and turn it over to the government in September. The yard has produced 122 vessels since August 1918 and set a Memorial Day record with five ships launched in just over an hour. After the final launch, 25 percent of the 22,000 workers will remain to finish remaining government ships. The future use of Hog Island is uncertain with talks of government, state, or private ownership and plans to convert the 900 acres and two miles of water frontage into a terminal or factory site.
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Philadelphia
Tog Island
Delaware
Hog Island
Hog «Islandy
United States Shipping Board
Wilde Triumphs In Six Round Flyweight Bout
British flyweight champion Jimmy Wilde defeated Patsy Wallace of Philadelphia by decision after six rapid rounds in Philadelphia. Wallace pressured Wilde late with a near knockdown in the final round as Wilde held the edge on points throughout.
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Philadelphia
Jimmy Wilde
Patsy Wallace
Wallace
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Bank Eyenne,wy
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W. W. Dumm
Carey Avenue
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Neade Lieder
Stevenson
F. W. Fitch
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power Company
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Sir Pease
Howard
Unadilla
Foley
Williams
Albany
Denver
Eagles Hall Management
McKeon & Archer
Gleveland
Eke
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Prince Albert
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. Ca
Litany
Rey Porth
Rena Peete
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