Prominent Physician Discusses Complaints Concerning Profession
In a wide interview Dr. Elmer Hess discusses public criticism of doctors. He cites medical mediation committees handling patient grievances, notes doctors police their own ethics, and shares a tale of bill disputes to illustrate complexities in fees. He insists doctors remain humane despite workload and personal strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Hess
Sheme
Dilley
Sainte Ponlah
Gaheon
Thin
Oakland
California
Alameda County Medical Society
Ciang
Imée
Flan
Vance
Ook
Tufts Dean's List student from Acton named
William Warren of Acton has been named to Tufts University Dean's List for the College of Engineering. Warren, son of Mr and Mrs Wallace G Warren, Cambridge School graduate and senior in engineering, is a Tau Beta Pi member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
William Warren
Tufts University
Harry P. Burden
College of Engineering
Ticket Drive In Chicago Airlines via Bank Window Service
A Prudential Building bank has arranged with all airlines serving Chicago to let customers phone in advance for tickets and then pick them up at drive-in teller windows.
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Chicago
Prudential
Mental Health Report Reveals Center Staff and Services
At the annual meeting of the Greater Framingham Mental Health Association on February 26, the director of Youth Guidance Center outlined current staff including a part time psychiatrist and a full time clinical psychologist. Center services covered intake diagnosis treatment both on site and at schools, with 34 self referred cases and 60 teachers involved in consultations. 23 of 28 completed cases showed marked improvement. The group highlighted needs for more space, equipment and personnel, and endorsed ongoing speaker programs through a subcommittee coordinated by Marlboro and Framingham associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Guidance Center
Norman Ken
Warren T Vaughan, Jr
Mental Health Psychiatro
Family Service
Division of Child Guardianship
Probation Office
Welfare Department
Cohen
Robert Montgomery
Framingham
Marlboro
Maynardlis
Natick
Southboro
Wtos
John Rice
Association
Arthur H. Ward
M.D
Marjorie C. Cavanah
Gertrude Leveille
Gladys MacLean
Joan A. Doyle
Theodore S. Golden
John J. Lane
Peter Cottone
Ruth Rosenthal
Déxter Rice
Millis
Eleanor Kenney
Harry Broudy
PhD
Bernard T. White
Emma Hunt
Herbert Levenson
Jean Co
Marshawitz
Rayce Sidpel
Ronen
Neyrtle Coldwell
Robert B R
Hopkinton
Concord Girls All Day Music Festival Boost Drive Underway
Concord hosts the Northeastern Massachusetts Music Festival with about 5200 youths. A steering committee reports $112.25 raised, $900 still needed, and aims to raise funds by May 4. Volunteers and local groups coordinate traffic, outdoor activities, and lunch, with 2000 more dollars needed for programs and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord Girls
Concord
William K. _ Walters
Harvard Trust Company
Massachusetts
John J. McWalter
Michael B. Gormely
Ned
Aberferent
Uni
Old Ironsides Goes Into Drydock For Overhaul
The USS Constitution known as Old Ironsides creaked into drydock to undergo painting and repairs. A major overhaul and timber replacement has been underway for three years due to decay. the three masted frigate, built in 1797, last drydocked in 1945.
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Boston
Patrick J. Cullen
Cullen
Three years 1959 Abraham Kaye M D Natick and more
Three years 1959 list includes Abraham Kaye M D Natick John B Rice Marlboro Mollie F Izzo Marlboro Mrs F Lewis Barry Millis Mrs Paul Bloise Westboro Mrs Winslow S Gerrish Westboro Mrs Eleanor Johnstone Fram Fred let Holliston Rev J Haro Hadley Framingham
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Kaye
M.D
Natick
John B. Rice
Marlboro
Mollie F. Izzo
F. Lewis Barry
Millis
Paul Bloise
Westboro
Winslow *S
Gerrish
Eleanor
Johnstone
Fram
Fred’ Let
Holliston
J. Haro
Hadley
Framingham
Expect Much Business in Coming Year for Steel Firms
Cleveland up steel magazine predicts a near record 1957 for metal working and steel output. Presidents of Republic Steel Jones & Laughlin and Armco say January gains point to a strong year with construction and auto sectors driving activity and output possibly reaching new peaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Steel Industry
Thomas F. Patton
Republic Steel
A. CC
Adams
Plan Series of Meetings for Farm Services
Middlesex County holds a series of meetings to explain current Extension Service Soil Conservation and Agricultural Conservation Program efforts. County agents Max G. Fultz L. M. Grover and Francis Mentzer Jr will host and Chester Lidburg will speak on the 1957 program while Carl Clark and Henry Ritter provide visual soil conservation overviews. Five farmers including Warren Shaw Robert Spence Richard Priest Roscoe Bemis and Richard Herrick will discuss practical farm uses. Meetings run Wednesday March 13 at Chelmsford Town Hall Thursday March 14 at Lexington Town Hall Tuesday March 19 Pepperell Town Hall Wednesday March 20 Ashland Town Hall Thursday March 21 Stow Town Hall start at 8 PM. Public attendance encouraged with a motion picture Making the Most of a Miracle and tax and social security info available from county agents.
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Extension Service
Soil Conservation District
Middlesex County
J. T. Brown
County Extension Service
Max G. Fultz
L. M. Grover
Francis Mentzer, Jr
Chester Lidburg
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Carl Clark
Concord
Henry Ritter
Pepperell
Golf Conservation Service
Warren Shaw
Dracut
Robert Spence
Woburn
Richard Priest
Groton
Roscoe
Bemis
Astiland
Richard Herrick
Stow
Chelmsford ‘Town Hall
Lexington Town Mall
Pepperell Town Hall
Ashland Town Hall
Stow Town Hall
Brown
Bf. All. Land
New Groups Seek Inclusion in Heart Bill in Boston
Eight additional state employees ask to be covered under the Heart Bill. The list includes school attendance officers, Housing Authority workers, Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission staff, school janitors, Public Works building police, social workers, Parole Board employees, and Metropolitan District Commission laborers. Senator Graham proposes removing heart attack presumptions for privately employed workers, arguing government work should not guarantee extra protection and noting most heart seizures stem from overwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Heart
Housing Authority
Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission
Public Works
State Parole Board
Metropolitan District Commission
Legislative Committee On Pensions and Old Age Assistance
Philip A. Graham R Hamilton
Eine
Gray
Graham
Paintings by Fenn School students on display at Concord Free Library
Concord artist Joseph A. Seronde of Stow showcased a volcano in action, two Concord youths contributed bold caricatures and winter scenes, and local pupils from fourth through seventh grades offered detailed depictions of boats, shops, wildlife and a lone coconut island, reflecting a diverse art display during the two weeks ending March 15. Notable participants include Mike Austin, Peter Berkeley, Tim Cross, Jonathan Day, David Drake, Richard Evans, Richard Flagg, Fritz Hobbs, Austin Mason, James McClellan, W. J. Mill, Peter Naylor, Arthur Perry, Eric Peterson, John Richardson, Bob Scott, Biffy Sumner, Joseph Togba and George Wadsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Fenn School
Concord Free Library
C Cook
Joseph A. Seronde
Stow
Fenn Boys
Mike Austin
Peter Berkeley
Tim Cross
Jonathan Day
David Drake
Richard Evans
Richard Flagg
Fritz Hobbs
Koch
Austin Mason
James McClellan
W. J. Mill
Peter Naylor
Arthur Perry
Eric Peterson
John Richardson
Bob Scott
Seronde
Biffy Sumner
Joseph Togba
George Wadsworth
Plan Program for Meeting of Civic Club
Stow The Town Criers of Lexington will furnish entertainment at the March meeting of the Stow Civic Club in the Stow Town Hall. The group of Lexington businessmen were popular last year and are slated to return by demand. Supper at 7, program at 8. Supper committee chaired by Mrs Byron F Woodman includes Everett L Angier, Earley Crysler, Lawrence W Kettelle, and Ralph C Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stow
Everett L. Angier
Earley Crysler
Lawrence W. Kettelle
Ralph C. Ward
Bible thief spared while good Samaritan fined in city court
In Washington, Willis L. Richardson, 26, was fined 25 dollars for driving without a license while claiming to push a friend’s car to a garage. He also paid 5 dollars for missing registration and 10 dollars for no front plate. Robert W. Feeser, 30, of Hanover, Pa., guilty of removing a Bible from a department store, was dismissed on a promise to walk a straight path in the future after the judge cited the Eighth Commandment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willis L. Richardson
Robert W. Feeser
Hanover
Feeser
For Sale Three Piece Living Room Set and Odds Ends
Classified notice lists a three piece living room set a telephone stand a maple kitchen table a maple end table a portable electric phonograph and other items for sale at reasonable prices. Must be sold this weekend.
Next Club Set to Meet at the Center
The note announces the upcoming club gathering at the Center marking the next meeting in a continuing series.
Concord Ed For Hungarian Fund Raising Effort Initiated
Community group Concord Ed For announces a Hungarian fund raising drive to support initial care and Christmas relief for those in need. Organizers say proceeds will aid local welfare, with volunteers coordinating efforts and donations welcomed through year end.
Silly Boston Silly Boston Bottled Tale
A fragmentary item notes an odd incident in Boston involving a person or entity labeled Silly Boston. Details are incomplete but imply a whimsical or odd event captured in a local column.
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Warnercolor
Jaguar
Warner Bros
Natick Drive-In
Worcester Turnpike
Ev el Mht
Bill Haley and His Comets
Mepote Bulkley School
George C. Jetter
Concord Woman’s Club
Eleanor G. Taylor
Alcott
Morton R. Seavey
Peter Bulkely
Ruth
W. Wheeler
Cincord
Robert D. Parks
Board of Selectmen
Concord Today
Concord Public Schools
Archibald H.ferran
OLD Ironsides
Special
Massachusetts Civil Service
Maynard Welfare ‘Department
Maynard Town House
Stow Men's Local
West
Patrick
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