Dr Fremont-Smith Warns on State Mental Hospitals’ Deterioration
Dr Frank Fremont-Smith urged asylum superintendents at the American Hospital Association convention in Philadelphia to confront a three stage cycle of denial exaggeration and fatalism over publicized mental hospital abuses. He warned of progressive deterioration over five years unless legislatures act and the public stays informed, detailing overcrowding neglect and underpaid staff as core failures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fremont-Smith
Josiah Macy, Jr
American Hospital Assn
Philadelphia
Fremont-Smith
National Committee For Mental Hygiene
International Latex Corporation
Unemployment Report and Local Soccer Recap
In Cambridge and Denton, twenty six people registered for work with the U S Employment Service including veterans. Four referrals and two placements last week, with 121 job openings. contact Cambridge or Denton Armory for hours. CHS Soccer Club traveled to Federalsburg for a rough but well played away game. Denton's team showed effort despite wind, with Pippin scoring, Bradley and Pip pin adding points, and coach David Snecker praised for guiding a strong season.
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United States Employment Service
Cambridge
Denton Armory
F. M. Rogers
Denton
Federalsburo
C H. S
Norman Bradley
Federalsburg
Nelson Pippin
Pippin
C. H. S. Boys
David Snecker
Caroline Federalsburg
R.W. Messick
Howard R. W. Rebstock
Lege
C. Nagel Good
Tiley Smith
Hubbard Lederer
N. Bradley Fearins
C. Andrew Walters
Callis Palmer
Towers
Hoynson LF
Dietrich Irwin
Allendorf
Sharp, Gannon, Meredith
Laramore
Harris
Trice
E. Bradley
R. Rebstock
In Memoriam Pearl Butler Remembrance Note
In loving remembrance of Mrs. Pearl Butler who died November 1, 1945. A year has passed since that sad day and we, her family, recall the suffering and quiet strength she shared with friends. She is not forgotten and will be remembered as long as life endures by William G Towers and Trene E Towers, with sorrow and love.
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Pearl Butler
William G
Trene E. Towers
In loving remembrance of Pearl M. Butler
In loving remembrance of my grandmother Pearl M. Butler. Just one little word missed is all I have to say. Sadly missed by grandson Charles L. Davis.
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Pearl M. Butler
Charles L. Davis
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors in Denton
Mrs. W. B. Parks thanks friends and neighbors in Denton Maryland for kind cards during illness. Each token brought cheer to the sick room. The message ends with a quote from Mary Baker Eddy about merit not being seen in battle.
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Mary Baker Eddy
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